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The heat blanketing Arizona and much of the rest of the Southwest isn t expected to let up any time soon 鈥攅xperts expect this week Arizona will set a new record for consecutive days above 110 degrees Fahrenheit.In 1974, a historic heat wave brought 18 consecutive days of 110 degrees or higher, setting the state record.Sunday, July 16th marked the 17th consecutive day Phoenix reached 110 degrees or more 鈥攁nd triple-digit temperatures are expected to conti stanley kaffeebecher nue for the rest of the week.Human Services Campus C stanley nz EO Amy Schwabenlender says the extreme heat puts people living on the streets at a greater risk for heat-related complications as many are pushed further out by the city, which is working to clear the largest city encampment in an area downtown called The Zone. The city is facing two lawsuits over their move to clean up the streets covered in tents and makeshift homes.Schwabenlender says their weekly intake, which documents the number of homeless people living up to a mile out from their campus, which includes The Zone, shows that the city has made little to no progress on decreasing the homeless population. stanley cup Since the city has intensified efforts we havent seen the total number change dramatically, Schwabenlender said.SEE MORE: Sidewalk, contact burns a real concern with extreme heatHuman Services Campus has enough space to house 900 people, and Schwabenlender said they are at capacity. She adds that there are not enough shelters or affordable housing to protect the homel Ndrf Encinitas restaurant to pay $18,800 to settle pregnancy discrimination suit
SOMERSET COUNTY, N.J. 鈥?Two state troopers pulled a man out of a burning tractor-trailer just second before it exploded 鈥?and it was all caught on video. New Jerse stanley bottle y State Police say Trooper Robert Tarleton was speaking with a driver during a traffic stop on I-287 in Somerset County, New Jersey, when the tractor-t stanley cup usa railer ran off the side of the road at about 3:35 p.m. Monday. After striking a guardrail and bridge abutment, police say the truck became engulfed in flames. Police say Tarleton immediately ran back to his vehicle to request fire and emergency medical services before rushing to the scene of the crash. As Tarleton approached the truck, he saw another officer, Lieutenant Edward Ryer, attempting to rescue the driver from the cab. Ryer had been on his way home from work when he witnessed the crash. Tarleton and Ryer then worked together to pull the driver from the burning truck, dragging him to safety, with just seconds to spare before the explosion. stanley cup Police say the driver sustained minor injuries in the crash and was transported to Morristown Medical Center for evaluation. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Copyright 2020 . All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Breaking News Newsletter and receive up to date information. now signed up to receive the Breaking
The heat blanketing Arizona and much of the rest of the Southwest isn t expected to let up any time soon 鈥攅xperts expect this week Arizona will set a new record for consecutive days above 110 degrees Fahrenheit.In 1974, a historic heat wave brought 18 consecutive days of 110 degrees or higher, setting the state record.Sunday, July 16th marked the 17th consecutive day Phoenix reached 110 degrees or more 鈥攁nd triple-digit temperatures are expected to conti stanley kaffeebecher nue for the rest of the week.Human Services Campus C stanley nz EO Amy Schwabenlender says the extreme heat puts people living on the streets at a greater risk for heat-related complications as many are pushed further out by the city, which is working to clear the largest city encampment in an area downtown called The Zone. The city is facing two lawsuits over their move to clean up the streets covered in tents and makeshift homes.Schwabenlender says their weekly intake, which documents the number of homeless people living up to a mile out from their campus, which includes The Zone, shows that the city has made little to no progress on decreasing the homeless population. stanley cup Since the city has intensified efforts we havent seen the total number change dramatically, Schwabenlender said.SEE MORE: Sidewalk, contact burns a real concern with extreme heatHuman Services Campus has enough space to house 900 people, and Schwabenlender said they are at capacity. She adds that there are not enough shelters or affordable housing to protect the homel Ndrf Encinitas restaurant to pay $18,800 to settle pregnancy discrimination suit
SOMERSET COUNTY, N.J. 鈥?Two state troopers pulled a man out of a burning tractor-trailer just second before it exploded 鈥?and it was all caught on video. New Jerse stanley bottle y State Police say Trooper Robert Tarleton was speaking with a driver during a traffic stop on I-287 in Somerset County, New Jersey, when the tractor-t stanley cup usa railer ran off the side of the road at about 3:35 p.m. Monday. After striking a guardrail and bridge abutment, police say the truck became engulfed in flames. Police say Tarleton immediately ran back to his vehicle to request fire and emergency medical services before rushing to the scene of the crash. As Tarleton approached the truck, he saw another officer, Lieutenant Edward Ryer, attempting to rescue the driver from the cab. Ryer had been on his way home from work when he witnessed the crash. Tarleton and Ryer then worked together to pull the driver from the burning truck, dragging him to safety, with just seconds to spare before the explosion. stanley cup Police say the driver sustained minor injuries in the crash and was transported to Morristown Medical Center for evaluation. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Copyright 2020 . All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Breaking News Newsletter and receive up to date information. now signed up to receive the Breaking
