captured on the citizen app. firefighters air lifting two female hikers overcome by heat. while at a nevada state park, where temperatures topped 114 degrees, two women found dead after their worried hiking group called police. the sweltering summer also bringing a dangerous heat wave to europe. in greece, wildfires forcing thousands of tourists to evacuate from the popular islands. back in the u.s., temperatures continue to rise. we re still far above our average for this date of 106. reporter: phoenix saw its record 24th day in a row with highs above 110 degrees. while in sweltering miami, the heat index has topped triple digits for 43 straight days. i m from miami, born and raised, and i m still not used to this. reporter: a summer heat wave for the record books to refuses to break. the heat in the southwest isn t
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all over. this storm is really bad. never seen nothing like this. this was really scary. tornado come right out of the sky, was over our car, it was spinning. i seen two guys taking a film and i m looking up and here it comes down towards our car. i move my car over and it just rolled right over us and just started destroying everything. we re seeing sweltering heat in much of the southwestern united states. parts of arizona have hit 110 every day this month. and this weekend is supposed to bring even more record-breaking heat. but the southwest isn t the only part of the u.s. that is trapped under a heat dome. chad myers tells us what to expect. i understand the calendar and i know that it is summertime and i know it is supposed to be hot. but it is not supposed to be hot like this, at least not just yet. heat dome over the southwestern part of the united states, heat indices up to 115 degrees in
the bottom line here is that the airline is not out of the woods just yet. it says there was a ripple effect because of all these problems that left planes and their people in far-off places they weren t intended to be. in some cases flight crew were not able to get hotels. that all means tens of thousands of passengers were stranded. you re seeing the long lines at airports across the country. passengers report very long wait times to get on the phone with customer service, and they re not happy about this. normally it s the weather problem, it s across the board. all the airlines are impacted. i m skeptical what the reasoning is behind that. if this doesn t correct by the holiday, the thanksgiving holiday season, it s going to be a nightmare in this country for the entire holiday season. there s no explanation for this problem, so i suspect that southwest isn t being totally honest with us.
overall. so far we ve seen about 360 cancellationed today. one in every ten flights. the point is this is not over just yet and in a memo to southwest airlines employees the airline really describes a ripple effect of passengers and people in wrong positions and in some cases flight crews without hotel rooms this day and the bottom sideline that tens of thousands it of passengers were stranded by this waiting in the huge long lines that you have seen on hold in some cases for hours trying to get through to customer service, and they are not happy about this. there s no explanation for this problem, so i suspect that southwest isn t being totally honest with us. literally couldn t even sleep last night just because we didn t know what was going to happen. looking through and there s nothing, nothing, nothing like for the next few days. in a memo to employees, southwest describes that this was compounded by the fact that most of these problems were
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