but i am traveling across the country right now, mike, cruising across america. you can follow us on the fox weather app, on air and on fox news, and this is the middle of my trip. and as i came in here yesterday evening, i made a stop to one of the most historical landmarks here e in the south. take a look. going to back up to the alamo welcome center and see how they re dealing with the heat. a little spontaneous with here. hey, guys. hi. reporter: robert ray with fox weather. how are you dealing with this heat? i have to ask. i am trying to deal with it. i m just drinking a lot of water. reporter: it s brutal. very brutal. reporter: gotta ask you, how. are you dealing with this oppress i have heat? oppressive heat. it s you have rough. stay hydrated. reporter: a lot of people at the alamo today or not so much because it s so hot? they re still coming. reporter: that s awesome. no matter the weather, they re still here. reporter: thank you, guys, i appreci
very much. now to the southern united states where san antonio, texas, is seeing scorching temperatures this weekend and a high risk for heat-related illnesses. fox weather s robert ray is there with more. hello, robert. reporter: hey, mike, good afternoon to you from the beautiful riverwalk here in san antonio, texas, where is baking, unfortunately. they have seen the highest heat index on record just the other day at 117 degrees. today going with about 103 degrees which is the actual temperature. unfortunately, they ve been over 100 for the past week or so, and if you look at the fox weather app, the forecast for the next 14 days not good. over 100 degrees for highs the entire time. the city of san antonio, as you look at some of this video of the beautiful city and is some of the tour toists out there, emergency tourists out there, emergency officials have received more heat-related phone calls in the past two weeks than they have in the past five years. so it is not a good scen