for the u.s.-russia summit. i m errol barnett in new york, have a great week. captioning sponsored by cbs this is kpix 5 news. minutes ago a fire erupting on san francisco s market street, transit disruptions underway as crews rush to put out the flames. we re thankful to still be standing through the last is a months. a huge acceptance of rehee as the clock ticks closer to california s big reopening. what the businesses are looking forward to come tuesday. and in the forecast there is a big jump in heat coming. i ll explain who will feel it the most. . the heat with serious concerns about the power grid. a car flies off the road and happens in
a dangerous heat wave is set to scorch massive parts of the country this week. cbs news meteorologist with what we can against, jeff good evening. good evening, the heat wave that is building and intensifying across the west is about as extreme as it can get for this time of year. we have a record-breaking heat dome taking shape across the rockies, this will slide towards california as we head into wednesday and thursday, we could see as many as 150 records broken or tied over the next several days. high temperatures are going to be way up there, about 15 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of year, places like billings, montana, 107 is possible on tuesday, look at the deep southwest, palm springs, phonix, 120 degrees and watch sacramento, up to 113 degrees there. this is on top of an exceptional drought. 27 percent of the west covered under exceptional draught, the worst category.
cbs lilia luciano is in los angeles. lilia, good evening. reporter: good evening to you, errol. crowds are here at one of l.a. s biggest parks as the golden state awaits for that green light to reopen on tuesday. but a return to normal has its roadblocks. a busy sunday in los angeles as covid weary california is less than 48 hours away from removing mask mandates and fully reopening. it almost felt like this day wouldn t come. california has gone a great job. washington d.c., chicago and philadelphia are reopening this weekend but nationwide many places face roadblocks to recovery. that includes vaccine anxiety, shots are down more than two thirds from the april peak. a new cbs poll finds 29% of adults surveyed will not get vaccinated or are still deciding. and in texas a federal judge ruled against hospital workers who said they shouldn t be fired for refusing to get vaccinated. another covid concern, the delta
stage. it will run for ten days from july 28th through august 8th and the traditional fair with horse races and livestock exhibit captioning sponsored by cbs barnett: tonight president biden reinforces u.s. leadership on the world stage. america is back at the table. barnett: the g7 summit in england ends with allies bumping elbows and adversaries in their sights, next up a nato summit in brussels, our ed o keefe is there following the day s developments. president biden has tea with the queen and talks tough about russia. israel s longest serving leader ousted from power. why benjamin netanyahu did not go quietly. we ll be back. soon. also, covid complications, california welcomes back crowds, butut roadblockcks remain a as america s vaccination drive fizzles and a variant surges.
deep divisions remain. but for those who have been pushing and protesting for benjamin netanyahu to go for months, there is cause for celebration. in a speech here at the knesset prime minister bennett thanks president biden and the united states for backing israel during the conflict with hamas last month and warned hamas that if the militants again resort to violence, they will meet a wall of steel. errol. barnett: charlie bagatta in jerusalem, thanks. the new york times is reporting tonight that apple informed former white house counsel don mcgan and his wife last month that the justice department under the trump administration had secretly subpoenaed information about accounts belonging to them back in 2018. this is just the latest development of trump era leaked investigations involving members of congress and journalists. several major cities across the country ended their last covid restrictions this weekend and state of california will soon join them.