stressful for the body. dangerously high temperatures and uncomfortable humidity forcing people it to go back to basics to beat the heat. hydrating. taking breaks when we can and taking advantage of the shade. i try to stay in the air conditioner. play in the water. this is a fun, fun way to keep cool. we keep sunscreen on and stay in the shade. we are avoiding the hot sun on that end of the park. reporter: dr. gladder is an emergency room physician. he says typically the humidity is a bigger problem than the 90-degree temperatures, when you sweat effectively. and sweating is how we cool our bodies. so our body temperatures, our core temperature rises. reporter: leading it to heat heatstroke. he says dehydrated people fill emergency rooms on days like this. even if you or your child are surrounded by water, you still need to drink sop. it s your body s best defense on a hot, humid day. sometimes they are out for many hours and their parents aren t aware that they
now, we learn about another 15,000 e-mails she failed to turn over. and they ve just been discovered, i guess, today. hillary clinton confronts a new e-mail scandal. we ve already released 30,000 plus so what s a few more? he s reporting them. donald trump appears to be working through his position on immigration. t your heads will spin. the zika problem growing in florida. health officials saying 37 cases from local mosquitos. and deadly flooding. we expect the president to show up. outrage grows over the deadly shooting of an unarmed deaf driver after being pulled over in charlotte, north students to use bathrooms with their gender. wildfires in washington state has destroyed at least 60 homes and forced evacuation. a river of people on the run in taiwan, all chasing a rare pokemon. all that are you enjoying being a grandparent. it is the best. i think i d be distraught if we didn t have facetime. do you do that a lot? consider you considere
it s over. these two guys cannot win. he s playing a part. he doesn t mean any of this. he doesn t need any of this. he s going to change and pivot away from everything he s saying. the fight that we are waging is not any easy fight. [ thunder ] more severe weather expected to battler the central and southern plains. it was spinning. chance of tornadoes. some large hail, damaging wind gusts, and heavy rainfall. okay, this is what we re dealing with. reporter: searchers have found el faro s data recorder. the device could provide clues into what led to the cargo ship sinking. rough financial news for apple. the giant computer reporting its first revenue drop in 13 years. this is a company that doesn t have the gamechanging products that it once did. time magazine honored celebrities, politicians, and more for its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. a mysterious green light over southern california raising questions. all that
weijia jiang has a preview. reporter: good morning, chris, mary, and everybody. final preparations are underway. crews are installing a fences around the capital and shutting treats down. the pope almost receive a welcome that very few people ever get. pope francis returns to the shrine of the city. during his visit, he has stayed away from micking political statements. pedestrian rei key lombardi said the choice to travel here is about reconciliation. the decision to make a trip to both countries is a strong message for the subsequent reporter: final preparations are underway, and kevin dawson won tickets to greet him. he s a very holy person, a very good person. reporter: president obama and mrs. obama will be at joint base andrews to personally welcome him. pope francis has inspired catholics and non-catholics alike. that has resinated, not just with katz licks but people of faith all around the world. reporter: pope francis has a packed schedule in washingto
murder suspect to remain free. janelle burrell has the story. reporter: he s a career criminal with nearly two dozen arrests dating back to when he was 13 years old. and records show 30-year-old tyrone howard had multiple warrants out for his arrest at time he allegedly shot officer randolph holder in the forehead and killed him. my grief will always be here. reporter: question many including officer holder s own grieving father is now asking, why was howard not in jail? i do not think that a criminal should be put back on the street after being arrested for, you know, certain crimes. reporter: cbs 2 news has learned that howard s arrest in connection with a 2009 shooting injured a 11-year-old and 70- year-old was sealed. he was granted youthful offender status even though he was 24. court transcripts show that when howard was arrested in the fall of 2014, the district attorney could not legally mention it so the judge didn t know about it. the judge agreed to howar