. >> sreenivasan: from oakland california to phoenix, arizona, street artist chip thomas shares stories of the navajo people with large scale photographs. but he has been living in the four corners region of the american west for years, and he's known for something ee. this story was produced by kqed arts, our pbs member station in san francisco. >> there's a part of what i do that's being an intentional provocateur. puing work out that people might not expect to see, in a particular space, especially at that size. this piece speaks to a land dispute on the navajo nation, and in this area, the peabody coal company, and the hopi tribe were forcibly removing navajo people from this area. this photograph was taken in 1983; the guy whtook it was a ar friend of mine. i just really wanted to do this for him, but also get bis message ouause it unfortunely remains necessary. >> i have a one year old, so that's what caught my eye, really. >> yeah, good. >> throwing that little babyifp, that's bea. >> yeah, that's the beauty of this photograph. it's multi-layered, it's complex, a lot like life. m

and the meeting with lynch on the tarmac in phoenix. you -- how do you know the meeting was unplanned? mr. horowitz: based on the records of the reviewed, at least from the attorney general side, we did not see any evidence as you would expect to see through the attorney general's security that that was about to occur. i will rely what we were told by witnesses. the witnesses you identified who had bias, they said they did not express it. you said you have not got the evidence as to whether it was planned or not. mr. horowitz: from the attorney general side of it, based on the actions of staff, how it played out, it appeared to us there was no reason to think they would plan for a meeting. sen. crapo: some of this was quite coincidental, that the attorney general and the former president would both end up in the same place on the tarmac in phoenix. my time has run. >> there is a discussion in here. i would encourage folks to look at that. partic tuesday on the c-span network, permanent residents. at noon, because returns for general spe

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phoenix up to 109 today. as we go into wednesday, still a little cool and damp in areas of new england. pretty quiet weath across much of the country. some showers and storms along the gulf coast. also around eapolis. triple-digit heat. 109 in west texas. the heat wave continues. it let up a little bit this weekend and now it's going to spread back through much of the country. even by friday. just a few storms in the middle of the country. it's a pretty quiet week but the heat will be the big story in the middle of the nation. >> thank you, bill. still ahead, taking geometry out of the classroom and into the real world. how one teacher is giving kids an edge. ♪ oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see w

. >> four murders in a phoenix suburb. police say at least threefhe killings are connected. >> shooting from the flip. an offduty fbi agent shows off his dance moves and accidentally fires into the crowd. >> they defied evacuation orders and are now surrounded by lava. the only way out of this volcano emergency is up. >> lava has covered it all. there is nothing left here. >>> welcome to the joifr. i'm elaine quijano. firefighters are working through the night to contain the large wildfires burning in the west. the biggest fires in southern colorado, and new mexico, have torched thousand of acres, forcing major evacuations. here is mireya villarreal. >> the wind -- >> reporter: strong wind are fueling the fire inthnew mexico. since thursday 30,000 acres have burned. >> oh, my god. >> it's so hot. >> rick archiletta and son captured dramatic video of their evacuation from a campsite. among 2200 forced out of the area as crews work around the clock to put out the flames. >> hate to say we are getting used to it. we are prepa

la primera dama de arizona pudimos hablar con en la empleada del centro de detenciÓn de menores en phoenix. eas hay niÑos de siete meses de edad a 17 aÑos. muchos vienen de honduras, mÉxico, el salvador y guatemala. ilia: la capital del paÍs fue oro y escenario de varias manifestaciones contra la separaciÓn de familias. una de las mÁs llos de mujeres ante las oficinas de senadores exigiendo hacer algo para terminar con esta polÍtica migratoria y hacer algo para terminar con esta polÍtica migratoria, de protesta terminÓ con varias personas arrestadas en el capitolio. claudia: alrededor de 600 mujeres, entre ellas una congresista fueron arrestadas por irrumpir las oficinas del capitolio. negaron la separaciÓn de madres y niÑos. minutos antes bloquearon la avenida pensilvania. >> cada dÍa tenemos que tener o, diciendo que ya basta. el departamento de justicia manifestÓ a la vuelta manzana y sentaron en la pista. similares escenas se han reportado alrededor del paÍs. el presidente trump ordenÓ que terminara la separaciÓn de padres y niÑos en la frontera con una orden ejecutiva

the 8-year-old pomeranian was in his pet carrier on a flight from phoenix to new jersey when he was found dead in his blanket stained with blood. the owner says he was alive when they landed ichigan but tw hours later he was gone. in a statement delta says they are conducting a thorough review of the situation and have been working directly with alejandro's family to support them however we can. a necropsy will be performed to determine how the dog died. >>> after a very controversial ending to game 1 of the nba finals steph curry and the golden state warriors looked to make a statement in game 2 against the hungry cleveland cavaliers. curry led the way with 33 points on the night doing most of his damage from behind the arc. he set an nba finals record. nine three-pointers that he hit in that game. despite every effort from lebron james to keep his team in the game, the cavs just simply couldn't match the run and gun offense of the warriors. golden state wins 122-103. game 3 will be this wednesday in cleveland. >>> have you seen the miranda rendition of "two goats in a boat"? it is hyste

he had drove 35 miles the wrong way on four different freeways in phoenix before slamming into my son's car. as you know, they could fill this stage up every day for the next five months of victims of illegal alien crime, and it would just keep going. unfortunately, we are members of a club of our children, our loved ones who have been killed by illegal aliens but there are hundreds of thousands of victims every year who are affected by illegal alien crime, rape, assault, identity theft. these are thing that go unreported, unchecked. you know f the public with would go to illegal alien crime.com and see the magnitude of crimes being committed against your fellow americans by illegal aliens allowed to stay in this country you will be sickened. the mainstream media ds not let you know what is happening. our members are here to educate the public of what has been happening. if anybody is a victim of illegal alien crime contact . we have connections with i.c.e., ferry, the department of homeland security. we are trying to get people the help they need and sent in the right direction. presid

and i'm standing in phoenix, arizona, at a property with a fascinating history. in 1891, a man named william wrigley jr. moved to chicago with $32 to his name. and he began selling soap and baking powder. his business did well -- even better after he started giving his customers sticks of gum. soon, the gum was a bigger draw than the soap. and wrigley's became a major brand. in the early 1920s, william wrigley bought the chicago cubs baseball team and then the arizona biltmore hotel. in chicago, he began expanding and renovating the cubs' stadium, which would become wrigley field. in arizona, he decided to build a winter cottage for his wife as an anniversary present. between 1929 and 1931, the wrigley mansion was constructed on a mountain overlooking the city of phoenix. >> the wrigley mansion is just a rare, unique beauty here in the phoenix valley. >> now tourists and locals alike come here for tours, meals and private events. ben sinon is now the mansion's general manager. >> and you show your guests -- very few homes in the area have been around quite as lon

and once again, for the sixth straight year, the lowest selling jersey in the nba belongs to phoenix suns backup forward ladarious fartpockets. that's right. in french it's pronounced fart-pockay. we have a great show tonight, sandra bullock is with us. she's very nice. and i'll tell you something. you know, her friends call her sandy, which is why she always insists that i call her sandra. and later on in the show, we're going to play a game called "college knowledge" with nba players who went to stanford and the university of kentucky. we're going to team them up, pair them up by school. and because this is prime time, we're pulling out all the stops. ben simmons of the philadelphia 76ers is with us for what i believe -- [ cheers and applause ] could be the next great american sport. now, ben is going to -- there's ben. ben is going to try -- hi, ben -- to shoot -- his mission is to shoot that giant ball into that giant hoop in a game called big skip ball, and if he makes it, everyone in this audience will go home with a valuable prize, all right? all right. although i do want to s

. >>> speaking of sports, giants baseball tomorrow will be in phoenix, arizona. to get you in the spirit here at nbc bay area -- >> won't it be the same temperature here? >> glend dale, phoenix, arizona temperatures coming to the bay area saturday. tomorrow, inland spots in the low 90s. saturday, some valley temperatures. i just checked. phoenix will be 105 on saturday. >> whoa. >> antioch and concord may also be 105 on sunday. thank you very much. >> that's going to do it for us. we hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy adams, rob reiner, musical guests, backstreet boys, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-9-4. >> tariq: yeah. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you very much, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here.

he contacted phoenix police on saturday and she contacted >> glor: mireya villarreal in scottsdale, arizona, for us tonight. mireya, thanks. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," bill clinton says monica lewinsky will not be getting an apology. and later, how the children of america's fallen heroes are being helped through their grief. in a small package. see what you can get for under 20 grand... with the all-new ecosport from ford. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner that's... proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or p

wednesday afternoon highs, 110, phoenix. 108, las vegas. now, we have to check in the midfmi middle of the nation. severe thunderstorm watch from missouri to southern illinois. gusts to 70 miles an hour. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the other news this tuesday night, and the major victory for president trump. the supreme court, in a 5-4 decision today, upholding the president's controversial travel ban effecting several predominantly muslim countries, ruling it is in the president's authority. the president at a meeting with rrm members of congress, cheering his victory, saying, "we have to be tough, we have to be safe." protesters on the steps of the high court today. tonight, new reaction pouring into this ruling, and is this a sign of a aiit logical shift in the court? abc's terry moran tonight at the court. >> reporter: within minutes of the ruling, president trump was tweeting victory. "supreme court upholds trump travel ban. wow!" in the 5-4 ruling, the sharply divided justices, reflecting the same passions

but my daughter tells me i remind her of a phoenix. and i had to rise from those ashes. and that was the worst day. >> you sure have risen today. is there anything you want to say to the president, to kim kardashian west and all the others that have been fighting for you. >> i would say to president trump, i am going to make you proud that you gave me this second chance in life. and i will not disappoint the american public or the world that has so much faith in me. all i can say is thank you president trump. and i love you president trump. thank you. and i want to tell kim, my angel, that you never gave up on me. you never gave up your fight. you were relentless. and it paid off for me and my family on this day. >> true tessa, what do you want people to know about your mom? >> she is a kind person and a generous person and i am thankful that people will get to know her outside of prison. and i want people it know that she is genuine. what you see is what you get. this isn't an act. >> well, i am so happy for both of you and alice, i wish you the best. and can't wait to

. >> evidence links these scenes, the phoenix murder, the double murder in scottsdale and the third murder. >> reporter: police release this had sketch of a possible suspect. the reward for capture increased several times, the case coming to a deadly end inside thisho >> late this afternoon police said they've connected the suspect to the shooting deaths of a man and woman inside a home. investigators say they're not sure if those victims are linked to the suspect's divorce case. >>> there's been a lot of speculation as to the first lady's whereabouts in the last several ek undergoing surgery. up next the white house events she hosted tonight. also ahead -->>> he was one of the guys i felt was truly there for the right reasons. >> a bay area man still vying for the heart of becca, the bachelorette. she tells us about her favorite date this season. >>> i'm spencer christian. skies are sunny across the bay area right now but it has turned very windy and much cooler than it was this weekend. i'll show whe (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine star

temperatures back up into triple digits for a whole lot of those areas, 100 degrees in el paso. 104 degrees in phoenix. a lot of heat in that region, but really warm on the eastern side of the country, at least in areas as well. you are looking at temperatures getting up close to 90 degrees in memphis. that's an area we're paying attention to for severe weather happening now and going to continue here in the next couple of hours. really an area there across portions of arkansas stretching into mississippi and yes memphis as well, kind of a bull's-eye where we could see winds up to 60 miles-an-hour with some severe thunderstorms possibly hail and yes isolated tornadoes would also be possible with this system. it's dry in the west as we showed you, but this system moving right across the middle of the country is the one we need to pay attention to. just really beginning to see this fire up here in the last little bit. it is not a large system, but every one of those little cells could produce some of those severe thunderstorms i was talking about and some of the winds up to 60 miles-an-hour. it takes th

. >> with the firspick, the phoenix suns select deandre ayton. >> we're a young team. and we're ready. >> and all that matts.er >> the defeat for leo messi and ingenta. >> simply levelled. >> despair for argentina and ecstasy for croatia. >> do you mind if we listen to some music? >> on "cbs this morning." ♪ baby you can drive my car ♪ yes i'm gonna be a star >> whoa! ♪ baby you can drive my car ♪ baby i love you beep beep. ♪ beep beep yeah >> this morning's eye opener is t'esented by toyota. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." riding shotgun with paul mccartney. >> he's taping shows in london all week. you can tell he's having a blast there. but for that particular one, he said -- well he didn't, but paul mccartney wanted to pick all the songs. so paul mccartney decided what they were going to do. >> when paul mccartney says he wants to be in the driver's seat. >> right away. >> we have new information on what happened to mor than 2,000 children forcibly separated froe their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance boarder policy. for undocumen

the former attorney general loretta lynch met with president bill clinton at a phoenix airport during the campaign. >> i screwed up a couple of things, but in the main, i think given what i knew at the time, these were the decisions that were best calculated to preserve the values of the institutions. >> reporter: comey's also criticized for his october surprise, telling congress that he was re-opening the clinton e-mail probe only 11 days before the election. this, after allegedly being advised not to do so by a senior justice department official according to sources familiar with the report. it's longstanding justice department policy not to make politically charged announcements in the final days before an election. a source familiar with the draft report describing comey's actions as insubordinate. comey declined to comment. he was allowed to respond to the report's initial findings. it's unclear whether that impacts the final report, george. >> okay, pierre, thanks very much. amy? >>> george, now the latest on president trump's historic summit with north korean leader, kim jong-u

en la otra ella tenÍa como dos aÑos y medio y la llevamos a phoenix que yo iba a regalar unos pavos el dÍa de acciÓn de gracia. ese fue el primer viaje. >> quÉ buenas fotos. >> cÓmo vino a cambiar tu vida mÍa? >> te cambia la vida por completo, en las otras responsabilidades, mi esposa siempre estÁ al lado de ella, yo tambiÉn, lo viajÓ mucho. es muy difÍcil, especialmente, una ciudad como miami. es una de las ciudades mÁs difÍciles de los estados unidos para criar a los niÑos con la competencia que hay en los colegios. >> de todo lo que hay alrededor. >> estoy feliz que cumpliÓ los 18 aÑos. >> en mÉxico ya serÍas mayor de edad. a pesar que tu papÁ es muy arriesgado, muy aventurero, ese dÍa tu papÁ tenÍa mucho miedo y es raro ver a raÚl de molina miedoso. te acuerdas? >> ahora estamos subiendo a una de las montaÑas, el problema es que el dÍa de hoy ha estado lloviendo y hay mucha neblina. ojalÁ que esto me aguante . no veo nada, estoy entre las nubes. estuvimos 20 minutos casi. >> ese dÍa nos montamos, iba solo. >> tÚ no veÍas en algunos momentos. no podÍa ve

that flight in phoenix to newark. david kerley on why it stopped. >> reporter: tonight, a united airlines 737 has made it to newark after a tense aborted phoenix take off. >> all of a sudden the pilot hit the breaks very hard. we weren't given an update at first. eventually the pilot came on. >> reporter: the pilot pulling off the runway to deal with a brake issue. >> we're going to have to go somewhere and sit for 60 minutes. >> reporter: this on what may be the busiest flying day of the entire year. tsa predicting by later tonight it will screen 2.7 million passengers. 100,000 more than the sunday after last thanksgiving, often considered the busiest day of the year. >> it might not go out on time. >> reporter: delta gave us behind the scenes access for their busiest time of year. >> it's the summer we worry about. it's 90 days of action. people think our super bowl is thanksgiving, but our super bowl is the summer operation. >> reporter: today may end up being the busiest day to fly through the year, there are seve

four murders in a phoenix suburb. police say at least three of the killings are connected. shooting from the flip, an off- duty f.b.i. agent shows off his dance moves, and accidentally fires into the crowd. and they defied evacuation orders and are now surrounded by lava. the only way out of this volcano emergency is up. >> lava has covered it all. there is nothing left here. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. wildfire season is off to an explosive start in the west. more than a dozen fires are burning in five states. the largest are in southern colorado and new mexico. drought conditions there range from extreme to exceptional. and hundreds of homes are threatened. here's mireya villarreal. >> we've got winds. >> reporter: strong winds are fueling the ute park fire in northern new mexico. since thursday, more than 30,000 acres have burned. >> oh my god. >> it's so hot. >> reporter: rick archuleta and his son captured dramatic video of their evacuation from a camp site. they are among 2200 people forced out of the area as crews wor

that flight from phoenix to newark. abc's david kerley tonight on why it stopped. >> reporter: tonight, a united airlines 737 has made it to newark after a tense aborted phoenix take off. >> all of a sudden the pilot hit the brakes very hard. we weren't given an update at first. eventually the pilot came on. he said we were doing about 130 miles an hour. >> reporter: the pilot pulling off the runway to deal with a brake issue before trying again. >> we're going to have to go somewhere and sit for 60 minutes. >> reporter: this on what may be the busiest flying day of the entire year. tsa predicting by later tonight it will screen 2.7 million passengers. 100,000 more than the sunday after last thanksgiving, often considered the busiest day of the year. >> it might not go out on time. >> reporter: delta gave us behind the scenes access for their busiest time of year. >> it's the summer we worry about. it's 90 days of action. people think our super bowl is thanksgiving, but our super bowl is the summer operation. >> reporte

pasillos del aeropuerto de baltimore la madre camino sonriente con su hijo que venÍa de la ciudad de phoenix, arizona, donde el gobierno no tenÍan custodia. >> muy feliz de haber encontrado a mi hijo. feliz y agradecida. reportero: pero esa montaÑa rusa de emociones uniÓ felicidad con tristeza cuando pudo ver y tocar de nuevo a su hijo. >> me dio tristeza. me dio un gran llanto. me puse a llorar cuando lo vi porque es el Único hijo que tengo. reportero: el rostro del niÑo mostraba alegrÍa pero tambiÉn pintaba el retrato de un pequeÑo de apenas siete aÑos que ha vivido un intenso shock emocional. >> miren la carita que tiene. estÁ triste pero vamos a estar juntos. nadie nos va a separar. reportero: ¿ quÉ fue lo primero que darwin le dijo a su madre? >> que la quiero. reportero: la madre tambiÉn mandÓ un mensaje a todas las otras madres que estÁn pasando por lo mismo. >> que ellas pueden pelear lo mismo que yo. tienen que luchar para salir de ahÍ y pelear por sus hijos. uno tiene que ganar la batalla. reportero: esta madre dice que no se arrepiente de haber hecho lo que hizo y

this time on a delta airlines flight from phoenix to newark. the dog was found dead in his cage during a stopover in detroit. abc news reporter daria has the report and response from the airline. >> reporter: a family looking for answers as to what their paomeranian on a flight with delta airlines. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. he was not a pet, he was a family member. >> he was on a flight from phoenix to newark. he was checked during a stopover in detroit at 6:00 a.m. and was fine. but before taking off for newark, alejandro was found dead. >> the delta personnel contacted the dog's owner and explained to them what had happened. >> reporter: delta initially gave the family's attorney until 5:00 on friday to pick up the dog but he requested more time traveling to detroit on saturday. >> i did go to the delta cargo where supposedly alejandro, the dog is. i was asked to leave the facility or the sheriffs would be called. i asked to see the dog, see alejandro. they wouldn't allow me to see alejandro and ordered me off the property.

phoenix 109. denver 90 and as the week wears down, temperatures remain hot, >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. inlarnd areas out of the triple digit for yesterday and mid 80s today. concord and livermore, san jose up to 78 degrees. oakland 71 will be the high today. santa rosa 83 and san francisco keep those mid-60s and inland areas will be under a cooling trend with breezy winds and mostly sunny sky ez. the coolest day of the week on will be on wednesday before it it warms up this weekend. y >>> gracias, al. >>> coming up are thousands of breast cancer patients receiving unnecessacessary chemotherapy. some new findings. >>> plus, we're bonding with sandra bullock. our emotional joys of motherhood and adoption. >>> then who needs a stunt double. the making of tom cruise's most dangerous movie scene ever. >>> first, the former nfl cheerleaders now suing over what they say was a hostile and unfair work environment. we're going to talk to them exclusively right after this. re? feels a lit

where in what we call the phoenix or ship and it's just a flamboyant example of all the things that are in all the others well yeah we're in them is the middle of a high dry desert cold and hot and this is making the example of the fact that at the tannic all rain forests can be built and not use any fossil fuel whatsoever to create this kind of. an environment so environments can be created on this planet with the planet itself we do not need a nuclear power plant to make a house or a botanical gardens work. a lot of people think that you have to be a hippie in a teepee in the mountains to be green or sustainable and this is showing that you don't this is showing you have quite a nice existence with using any of so few rules are dumping sewage into the oceans and reversion things like that and other words it's just an understanding an eighth grade understanding of biology and physics that makes this work. yeah. yeah i think that i think you know at least our basic philosophies. to housing would have a major impact on a global scale i think some of the major obstacles to that happening

downloaded from the website linkedin, mention police departments in los angeles, new york, oakland and phoenix. >>> a police officer in east pittsburgh, pennsylvania on paid leave after fatally shooting an unarmed teenager. this was call the on camera last night. the police say officers stopped a car they believe had been involved in a shooting. they say 17-year-old antoine rose was trying to run away when the officer now under investigation, shot him. >>> pope francis today ordered cardinal theodore mccarrick retired archbishop of washington removed from public ministry because of a credible allegation he sexually abused a teenager more than 40 years ago. mccarrick denies the allegation. >>> up next here, a super volcano ready to blow beneath a tourist hot spot. >>> we end with a sleeping giant. ancient super volcano beneath yellowstone national park. it has been snoring nor thousand of years. exhaling to the park's geysers. as jamie yuccas reports. interruptions have some wondering if the giant is awakening. steamboat geyser, the world's tallest and far more powerful than old faithful is roa

country with highs today mostly in the 80s, the 90s and into the triple digits in the southwest. 108 in phoenix, 100 in albuquerque, 101 in dallas. >>> coming up, why one retailer is already hiring for the holiday season. >>> but first new evidence in the case of the father mysteriously murdered at a campground all while sleeping in a tent next to his young daughters. the new concern about a possible serial shooter. >>> and the standoff on the freeway with a man who climbed onto this highway sign. the bizarre way it all ended. >>> well, i wonder who won this fight. that's a violent case of road rage in miami. a man jumped out of his car and attacked another driver's suv with his bare fist. >> ow. >> even with that amateur body slam. the suv's grill got hurt a little bit, i guess. that man has still not been identified. i'm sure his hand is hurting. >> geez. >>> all right, well, authorities in southern california are now investigating whether a serial shooter is targeting a popular campsite. tristan beaudette was shot in the head and killed last friday while camping with his two young daughters

this is what a hailstorm did sunday night to flight 1897 san antonio to phoenix. the hail ripped the nosecone off the airbus a 319. windshield hit so many times, pilots cou managed a safe emergency landing in el paso. >>> up next, swimmer sets out to do something no one has ever done before. deal talk. to make sure my new spicy chicken club combo is a great value. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all in one delicious deal!id it. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflating! i'm so cold. we need a doctor! jack, tell my wife i love her. nooooooo!!!!!! try my new spicy chicken club combo. another great deal from jack in the box. >>> finally, a long distance swimmer, conquered the atlantic 20 years ago is taking on the pacific. jim axelrod has his story. >> reporter: this morning, off the coast of japan. right now in the water and ready to go. 51-year-old ben lecoin treaded water in the pacific ocean, wearing a wet s

secret deandre ayton joins deandre ayton joins devin booker in phoenix... after the suns only won 21 games and had the worst record in basketball ayton, who played with arizona last season, was in the middle of the n-c-a-a recruting scandal, saying his head coach, sean miller was alledgedly heard discussing in an f-b-i wiretap 100-thousand dollars to secure ayton commited with arizona. the pac-12 player of the year averaged a double-double... 20 points and 11 rebounds no surprise here too the kings took argubly the second best player in the draft... marvin bagley the third the former blue devil joins sacramento who had a .329 winning percentage last season bagley becomes an immidiate starter for the kings he will team up with de'aaron fox who was taken fifth overall in last year's draft here's the other three picked in the top five the hawks traded the third overall pick to the mavericks sending trae young to atlanta... for many he's the heir apparent of steph curry memphis selected jaren jackson junior from michigan state and luka doncic, the slovenian sen

(ken) crash near phoenix that killed a north bay woman.what police say was found in the pilot's system. (ken)a veteran firefighter in providence, rhode island was hurt while escaping a burning building last night. authorities say he fell from a second-floor window. police say they believe a fight started few hours before the fire -- the firefighter falls head-first trying to get out of that burning apartment.he was treated for minor injuries at the hospital and released (pam) new body cam video released of the aftermath of the june 17th shooting at an all -night art festival in trenton, new jersey. the rampage left 22 people inju -- and a suspect dead. authorities say, at least three people opened fire around 2:45 a-m ... in what appeared to be a gang dispute, not terrorism. investigators say... the suspect who died, was shot by police, but that is still under investigation. two surviving suspects were arrested on weapons charges. (ken) we have new information about a plane crash in arizona responsible for taking the life of a north bay woman. medical examiners say the pilot had cocain

>> so from what we can gather, she's in a shelter in phoenix, arizona run by the company southwest keys, which runs a lot of the shelters that are housing these migrant children. she's been able to be in touch with his lawyers who are in texas, they're planning to see her in the shelter tomorrow, from what we've heard but he -- the man in el salvador has relatives in kansas, there have been a lot of calls between the shelter and the various relatives. the last i heard, he was planning the man in el salvador was planning to go to the capitol to meet with the el salvador an government today to see if they could help. i think they're in process right now. >> as they're in process, how often is she able to call back home? >>. >> the schedule, at least in the past week wasn't -- it wasn't fixed. her other relatives before the father got deported, his parents were saying she was calling once every eight days, she had called the -- his brother in kansas twice over the past month. i guess she had wanted to call every day, but they weren't letting her is what the relatives told me. the brother s

there's places like phoenix or tucson that haven't seen rain for more than three bud in the pacific is moving north, and we're going to get some of that moisture pouring into new mexico and colorado. and arizona. so that could help as we go through the weekend. >> thank you, ginger. >>> from the wildfires to new trouble for that dancing fbi agent whose gun went off at a colorado bar after a backflip, you can see there. 29-year-old chase bishop turned himself in to police and has been charged with second-degree assault. abc's clayton sandell has the latest in denver. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that agent, chase bishop is scheduled for his first court appearance this morning in denver. he is already facing that one assault charge, but prosecutors warn more could be coming. this morning, the fbi agent whose dance moves went viral for all the wrong reasons turning himself in. 29-year-old chase bishop surrendering to police tuesday charged with one count of assault in the second degree. the june 2nd incident all caught on tape, showing bishop, off duty at the

it's really about the south and the central south on this area phoenix and out towards eastern -- or west texas. this system here it's kind of windy today. this is still that same system here which is bogging up the works a little bit. but it gradually weakens. you actually can see it's weaker than yesterday at this point and that weakening is what will allow the high to establish itself with a little more fervor and with that, we'll see temperatures warm up. air quality won't be as great. fire danger will come up a little bit, as well. got some wind. winds were blowing. we had some 30-mile-an-hour gusts in parts of the delta and out by sfo. yeah, 33 miles an hour at fairfield, gusts there. and so that's a function of that high building in. gusts at 30 at sfo. a little warmer today. but by no means again not a heat wave on the way. just not as cool as it has been. right now, temperatures -- well, here's now and it's 8 degrees warmer in concord. concord is only 76 degrees. yet it's 8 degrees warmer right now than it was last night at this time. so you see it's really been kind of a co

she did offer her support at migrant facilities in both tucson and phoenix. >> i know how dangerous and difficult your daily jobs are, so i really appreciate all you do in the behalf of the country. i wanted to come here and see your facility and meet the children, and i want to thank all of you for what you do. and i'm here to support you, and let me know what i can do to help you. >> meanwhile, the fight over her husband's family separation policy rages on. demonstrations were held today in today aaushz, texas, washington, d.c., to condemn the trump administration's so-called zero tolerance policy. inside the huge office building in washington, almost 600 protesters were arrested. some of them wrapped themselves in those silver runners' blankets that we've seen used for the children at the border. those arrested included a democratic member of the house from washington state and the actress susan sarandon. the protests are continuing as the controversy has actually worsened. an hhs official today said the total number of migrant kids in custody is actually up from last week. that's de

she made an unannounced visit there in both tucson and phoenix along the southern border to deal with the child separation policy, bring that up too because we are informed that the first lady traveling separately from her husband on this day for this policy issue has been briefed as well. just to echo what deirdre had said, annapolis, maryland, is just a slice of paradise. about maybe an hour or so north of the white house if you're driving from here to baltimore. annapolis is just off the highway there, a beautiful part of this country if you have never been. president trump was there just recently speaking to the u.s. naval academy, and it, it shakes those from this part of the country to see what is happening in that majestic town today. back to you. melissa: blake burman, thank you. adam: we want to turn our attention again with this shooting, and joining us on the phone is a retired new york police department detective. sergeant, thank you for being with us. i would imagine at this point as the reporters have been telling us, they're trying to secure the scene there. what does t

ul thomas anderson, and joaquin phoenix. what else did i do? i did a tv show early on in my career. i was 20robably, and he was the lead, it was called "private eye." >> seth: okay. >> i guest staed a tv show, and that's where i met him. >> seth: got you. got you. oh that's fantastic. >> so, yeah. >> seth: and then when yhe worked tog because i guess then it was probably at least a decade before you worked together again, did he remember you from "private ey >> i hope he did. [ laughter ] i never asked, but yeah. think he did. i think he did, yeah. >> seth: you grew up in philadelphia. you played basketball growing up. are you a n of the philadelphia 76ers? >> i've been a fan for a long -- i've been a fan of the nba all my life. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, and the sport. >> seth: yeah, and are -- i find --so i and ind the nba really exciting, and yet we had a finals that was a little unsatisfying as far as -- how you feel about what the golden state warriors are? this sort of juggernaut that no one can get in the way of? >> look. ey're amazing. >> seth: yeah. i mean they're amazing.

ba suffered with places like phoenix because the ig office at that time was not as diligent as it should be and i lost the train on that. >> you do not believe that they work for you. >> i believe it works with me, independently. >> yes, but the ig, as any ig and i've certainly worked with the department of defense ig, it is given assignments by the secretary. would you commit to not interfere or hinder the independence of the ig and be transparent with information when asked to get it. >> not only do i commit to that but interference with the inspector general's investigation, even though i'm a recovering lawyer, is probably criminal. all right. thank you. look. we've heard about the choice program and it's been a train wreck. i think it's part of the problem. it is not the case with the mission act, congress has provided the va with a full year to implement that program with funding for a full year to get that program off the ground. any delays or snags will not be, i just don't think it will be accepted by this committee. the implementation of the rules established in the standing of

joaquin phoenix is in it. there's a woman for the first time speaking out, she was in it 20 years, born in it and raised in it. she's going to come clean on all of it. then, laura ingalls wilder. now, the library association is stripping her name from an award, saying her books had racism in it. mark twain and huck finn had a lot of "n" words and so on. who doesn't love "little house on the prairie"? >> you have great teases. >>> a little weather? >> you know, they're teasing me with these chocolate chips. the thin mints. where are you from? >> chesapeake, virginia. >> doing a world tour? >> yeah. >> where else are you going? >> we're going to niagara falls. >> wow. you got a shirt. that's pretty impressive. >> heck of a tour. >> you have a great time. thanks for the cookies. we appreciate that. let's show you what we have going on your weather for today." oppressive heat through the gulf. fire danger along the southwest. strong storms in the mississippi river rvalley. for tomorrow, heat building in the midsec

tomorrow, it continues and, in fact, spreads further to the east, from phoenix to corpus christi. louisville, 93. jackson, 95. later this week, the temperatures will feel awfully warm. charleston will feel like it's in the 90s. same in orlando, mobile, little rock and lubbock, texas, will feel like temperatures in the low 90s. that's going to stretch into the beginning of next week. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be hot for the inland areas but another least we don't have to deal with the humidity. 93 in napa and livermore. in santa rosa, high of 90 and san francisco 73 and san jose up to 89 degrees. it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow but not by much. low 9 o's and upper 80s on thursday. we do get the return of the ocean breeze and cooler temperatures by friday. >> one of our camera guys, bob yeager said, the pilots saw the alligator from the crock-pit. >> you should have told us that faster. >>> this morning, al is going to share an emotional journey he had. a hands-on history lesson in senegal. >>> plus, the parenting debate that's erupting over thes

phoenix and tucson haven't seen any rain since the beginning of march. all right. a lot more to tell you about but first the weekend getaways by old navy. >>> so the hottest air of the >>> so the hottest air of the season coming from chicago to the east coast this weekend, so just keep in mind when it gets that hot you get storms and this time lapse really showcases -- look at the people running at the bottom. it's a time lapse. but still -- >> i thought they were really fast. >> no. you guys, mid-90s by monday here. >> it happened so fast, the storms when they come in. >> it does, and that's the thing. they use the heat of t so go out as bright sunny skies and that's how storms form so that's how they always form. keep it in mind. >> thank you, ginger. >>> coming up, we have the "stranger things" star deleting twitter after vicious cyberbullying. the memes attacking millie bobby brown and the response this morning. >>> how hypnosis may have helped a decade old cold case. what this woman suddenly remembered about being attacked and the suspect now facing charges. >

. >> reporter: they drove from phoenix to anaheim. >> i want to see my favorite you tubers. >> reporter: thousands descended tonight to meet their favorite online stars. some showed up to grow their channels, others to meet fellow creators. youtube has turned unknown talents into overnight sensations, launching careers and sending many into instant stardom. some are getting famous for stunts like this. logan paul averages millions of views r stunt. the crazier they are, the more likes he gets. even paul went too far and youtube put him on a 90 day probation for controversial stunt relating to suicide. >> people like logan paul give the platform a bad name which it does not deserve. >> reporter: this youtube duo is a comedy duo from london. they are the first ones to admit there is a certain culture on youtube. >> i don't particularly think it is healthy. >> reporter: bid con will continue here through sunday. >>> a lot of events going on this weekend. it sounds like the weather will be great. >> it will be fantastic. temperatures will be heating up. if you are heading out to any of the

phoenix makes it to 110 or more tomorrow, it will be the first time this year. david? >> it could be a difficult night ahead. ginger, thank you. we'll see you in the morning on "gma." >>> in the meantime, to the deadly police shooting in east pittsburgh. 17-year-old antwon rose, unarmed, shot three times and killed as he ran away from a traffic stop. well, that officer had been sworn into the force just hours before the shooting. and what we've learned tonight. abc's kenneth moton on the scene for us. >> reporter: tonight, increasing outrage over the police shooting death of a 17-year-old boy lead to hundreds protesting in downtown pittsburgh. sources say east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld, sworn in just hours before, opened fire on an unarmed antwon rose as he ran away from a traffic stop. police say the car antwon was in was suspected of being involved in a nearby shooting and two guns were later found inside. >> the fact that there's guns in the car gives you no justification to gun down someone in the back. >> reporter: but abc news has confirmed the dr

the family was headed to new jersey from phoenix and had a stop in detroit. when they landed in michigan... their dog "alejandro" was still alive. just hours later... the 8-year-old pomeranian was dead. (robin) when the airline gave the dog back to its family... blood stains were found on his blanket -- raising even more questions about what exactly happened. delta says its conducting a thorough review and will work with the family to support them. coming upi didn't give you the authorization to be filmed i'm going to show you an intersection with so much going on. you really have to see it to believe it! so put down both your phones grab your scooter and hold on in the next edition of people behaving badly (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. driving around the bay area... you can see just about anything. people speeding, whipping in and out of lanes... and of course cra

the other big story is the heat across the south, 93 hoton, phoenix 0,hol have a dry day, the rain moves into tomorrow and look at those highs across the southwest. i know this is the southwest, but it is very very warm. >> the forecast shows very warm temperatures across the northeast. rob: calls for maxine waters to resign over this controversial comment. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet, former crowd. rob: sparked a lot of outrage, judicial watch taking action filing an ethics complaint and the president joins us live next, the house needs to hold maxine waters accountable. jillian: he didn't do anything illegal. why this bald bird was put in the back of a police cruiser. ♪ patty: 1 back. just hours from now peter stzrok will appear before the house judiciary committee. rob: what will we learn from this closed-door session? here is tom fitton. it will be closed door. >> you would have thought congress would understand the american people one to transparency. the house has been fighting for transparency, the first session behind closed doors but i expect mr. stzrok will explai

police in scottsdale have given us a run down outside of phoenix. they say they linked the suspect to fou separe murders. murders that happened over three days within miles of each otr. the guy was apparently holed up and he shot himself. no word yet on who he is. or what his motive may have been. the victims, a counselor, two paraplegics and a forensic psychiatrist. i should say said parallels. the psychiatrist, dr. stephen pitt, worked on high profile cases including jonbenet ramsey case. the former resource a marjory stoneman goodman high school in florida says he's still asking himself why didn't i go in. months after the gunhere killed 17 people. sheriff's deputy scott peterson had worked at that high school in park land, florida for nearly a decade when the massacre happened in february. some parents and the media have criticized peterson for not going in the building as it was happening. the sheriff even called it a dereliction of duty and peterson was forced to retire. now he's speaking to "the washington post" in a lengthy profile out today

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the 8-year-old dog was flown from phoenix to new jersey in the plane's cargo hold. it was found unresponsive during a layover in detroit. the dog was reportedly ingood health prior to the flight. delta says it's offered to conduct a necropsy dog's owners >>> still ahead, waters, an 18-mile bike ride and a run? who survived the grueling escape from alcatraz. >>> and a hot one out there for the first day of june. coming up how much cooling is in our five-day forecast. forecast. >>> but up first, the woman at the center of a police sex abuse scandal has another run in with the law, she captured it all on video from the back of a squad car. the children of california. tony is a leader , slips through the cracks. sure california's schools are the best in the country. every child in california has a fair shot. i'm tony thurmond, and i'll lead california's fight against donald trump and betsy devos's anti-education agenda. please vote for tony thurmond for state superintendent. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long b