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Riding a hot air balloon on a hot day

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John Hook's Reports
FOX 10 Phoenix

PHOENIX (KSAZ) -- When SkyFOX was up Monday morning over the valley, our photojournalists in the sky captured several hot air balloons flying over the desert.

It's no doubt a spectacular view for those onboard the balloons, but what's it like to be on board a hot balloon on a day of extreme heat, and is it safe?

FOX 10's John Hook and Kari Lake spoke with a hot air balloon pilot and expert Bob Romaneschi.