Extreme Heat: Bus used as cooling center
The Phoenix area has seen over 20 consecutive days of temperatures above 110F, as of July 24, and the ongoing excessive heat is dangerous for those who have nowhere to go to escape the heat. With that city, city officials are using a city bus to bring cooling to those in need. FOX 10's Nicole Garcia reports.
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