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It was in the 90s or above in places from coast to coast. add to that the humidity, and it felt like 106 in new orleans and 108 in vicksburg, mississippi. and conditions are making it tough on firefighters in the west. californias dixie fire covers almost 400 square miles. its produced towering columns of dangerous smoke and ash, and threatens more than 10,000 homes. wildfires in turkey are blamed for at least six deaths. panicked tourists in the aegean sea resort of bodrum had to flee hotels as...

A federal court back home it strongly backs the womens long- fought legal efforts for equal pay, saying, "the women deserve better from u.s. soccer and a lot more money." norah. >> odonnell: its about time. jamie yuccas, thank you. well, cleanup continues tonight after severe storms left a trail of destruction from colorado to pennsylvania. in colorado, mudslides stranded 108 people in their cars overnight on a highway in glenwood canyon. and in eastern pennsylvania, two tornadoes, one an ef-3 w...

>> yeah, well be taking a closer look at that throughout the day today. i know the cdc will be providing more information later on. here in province town we are happy that were heading in the right direction, you know, as of this morning we have 112 active cases here in province town, 108 other people have now exited isolation and are recovering. and our positivity rate is on the decline. so with the measures we put in place, indoor mask mandate a few days before the cdc followed that call, we t...

Twist in the atmosphere so tornadoes are a possibility as well. rainfall could endum being a big story. 1 to 4 inches is forecast for a good chunk of the northeast. if that happens, the wettest july ever, breaking rordle in the 1880s. heat is the other big stories from the plains to the gulf coast. felt like 105 or hotter today. in alabama, felt like 110. in carbondale illinois, you felt like 108 today. the same tomorrow. to peaia feels like 109. charleston, 110 degrees. it will be a slow proces...

People in western europe. agerman villagers compared the devastation to world war ii. and northern siberia, summer temperatures have gotten as high as 100 degrees farenheit. as the "new york times" reports, raging forest fires there have begun to melt the permafrost. but theres one example of extreme weather that truly exceeds all others, the four-day heat wave that settled on the pacific northwest at the end of june. in portland, temperatures reached 116 degrees, about 40 degrees above the aver...

And flooded entire villages. according to "time," german villages compared the devastation to world war ii. and in a place that is often used as the shorthand for frigid temperatures, northern siberia, summer temperatures have gotten as high as 100 degrees fahrenheit. as the "new york times" reports, raging forest fires there have begun to melt the permafrost. but there is one example of extreme weather that truly exceeds all others, the four-day heat wave that settled on the pacific northwest i...

Himself and katie come at the police chief, he doesnt seek crime, he sees criminals and there is a big difference there. he is saying bail reform, the lack of prosecution. he is saying, and it a little help here guys. >> dagen: talk about the broken system in d.c. which refuses to keep these guys behind bars. the feds to charge a federal crime. so a lot more afraid of going to federal prisons in local jails. and what he said was whoever did this, we will know who they are. which is an indication...

Services, social workers are not going to show up and stop them from shooting up the corner whether its a fancy restaurant where people go or whether it southeast d.c. i find it appalling and despicable that all of a sudden now people are paying attention to the murder rate in washington d.c. because of shooting outside a national park for the elite go to watch baseball or a diplomatic they spend a lot of money on their fancy french dinner last week there was a 6-year-old girl who was killed on ...

♪ i took a whole lot of crying just to get up that hill ♪ >> i mean, its so good. so where have they gone? >> thats the story of my life, by the way. [ laughter ] where have they gone? money, advertisers. the executives wanted to make money so they either shortened or cut out the theme song because it took too much time and they wanted to devote more time to advertising. thats exactly what happened. >> youre not getting more of the show, youre getting more commercials. >> and if you notice n...

Jos buttler�*s back from a calf injury and captianing the side with eoin morgan rested. put into bat, england lost jason roy in the first over — outfoxed by imad wasim — with the catch taken by mohammad hafeez at point. david malan followed soon after, but moeen ali and jos buttler have steadied the ship with some big hitting. although moeen has just been dismissed in the last few minutes. here are some live pictures. england are currently 108—3 after 11 overs. you can watch the match no...