Phoenix Shatters Heat Records In Record July
Phoenix endures an unprecedented heat wave with July average highs near 110 degrees and daily highs reaching 117. Heat waves disrupt flights at Sky Harbor, dogs suffer heat stroke, and residents cope with scorching pavement and rising health risks. Authorities warn that asphalt and concrete trap heat while a high-pressure system sustains the extreme temperatures.
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Roger Janusz
Sky Harbor International Airport
Deborah Ostreicher
Susan Prosse
University Animal Hospital
Brenda Zamora
Donald Lauer
Lauer
Terry Tapp
Leslie Wanek
United States
Maricopa County
Federal prosecutors seek Virginia link to al Qaida
U S prosecutors show an address list and other materials to tie 11 defendants to Osama bin Laden's al Qaida while one suspect Sabri Benkhala wins release to home detention in Falls Church. Evidence links Benkhala to Ahmed Abu Ali tied to Riyadh bombings and to a Libyan born fundraiser suspected of aiding bin Laden.
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U.S
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Leonie Brinkema
Sabri Benkhala
Brinkema
Benkhala
Falls Church
Lashkar-e-Tayyiba
David Laufman
Lashkar
Taliban
Ahmed Abu-Ali
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Laufman
Abu Ali
United States
Ibrahim Basshr
Ireland
bin Laden
John Renato
Abu-Ali
Vegas mayor says paintball safari video was hoax
Las Vegas officials concluded promoter Michael Burdick staged the Hunting for Bambi videos to sell footage. Mayor Oscar Goodman said the hunts were fabricated with actors and no real paintball shooting. Burdick had claimed reservations cost 5000 to 10000 for naked-women hunting safaris.
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Las Vegas
Michael Burdick
Burdick
Oscar Goodman
Associated Press
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