a scorching 130 degrees. it really does feel like an air blow dryer going back in your face. phoenix physicians calling this one of the busiest summers yet for heat related illness. we are seeing all sorts of dehydration. mild, moderate, to severe as well as critically ill patients whose temperature is higher than 105. the city of phoenix is one of three places on the u.s. with the heat response team. a big ask in one of the country s hottest cities. we ve had more than 200 people die from heat exposure here in maricopa county each of the last two years, that s a big problem. those most at risk? residents of the home says director david left with no escape from the suffocating heat. the ground itself literally baking. 168 degrees, this is why being outside can become so dangerous, so fast. we actually at the call where we went on a homeless person and they have third degree burns on their arms and legs.