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Now weather in beijing were temperature records were smashed on the hottest day of june 2 india, nearly half 1 million people in the northeast affected by severe flooding and heavy rain. and as senior meteorologist chad ryan explains, this let -- this weather may not hold up. >> beijing, 41.1. thats a new june record for any june day in any june of any year. 50 other places did the same thing on thursday. more heat is expected. 5 to 10 degrees celsius or above or between eight and -- degrees fah...

Tore -- historic blizzard that dropped more than 50 inches of snow. tom, whats the forecast for this region that has been hit so hard by this storm and for me, its personal. i love buffalo. i grew up in buffalo. >> wolf, you had the area county executive on it. he mentioned blizzard conditions for 24 hours. i went back and looked at observations. blizzard is like whiteout conditions. winds have to be over 35 miles per hour. they recorded blizzard conditions for 37.5 hours. that just doesnt happe...

Candidates on this side. were raising the money. were going to make sure that we work hard over the next 9-10 months and make that a reality, a republican majority in the house. and if we do our job, jon, i believe well have a republican majority in the senate again as well. jon: the numbers, though, for your party have been slipping some. in the latest real clear politics generic congressional poll, 42.7% of respondents said they would vote for a generic republican candidate, 41.1% say they wou...

Number of hospitalizations at any point since the pandemic began. mississippi is also surpassing its prior record of covid hospitalizations, prompting the governor of kentucky to say this. >> what we are seeing just to the south, which we always see first, we saw it last summer, weve seen it at other times, ought to be ringing alarm bells throughout this commonwealth. we never thought we would see ourselves at a point like that again. >> talking about mississippi in the south. look, many of us d...

As per the report published by Allied Market Research, the global wave energy market was pegged at $43.8 million in 2019, and is projected to reach $141.1

For the philadelphia tribune and newt curt, who wrote this week of the environmental racism thats choking people. thats coming from the trumps epa. valley, let me go to you first, the report, in a very scary way says in many areas such as unemployment high incarcerations and black homeowner ship, we had 41.1% and we only have 41.2% right now. black incarceration of 604 is

Were back with our panel. it feels like we are talking about the 2016 election. we have 2018 around the corner. take a look at some nuns from mid terms from recent presidents and the numbers of seats gained or lost. president gained seats in 1998, president george w. bush 8 in 2002. president bush lost 30 in 2006. president obama lost 63 in 2010. and then president obama lost 13 in 2014 then yark congressional vote has democrats up 12.8 points. democrats 41.1. republicans 36.3. so, gentlemen, ja...

Now hes in the field looking at the rising rivers here. what is the level and is it continuing to rise? >> the latest level we have is 41.1 feet, and its slowly rising. we are hoping in the next hour or two, it will slowly deaddy off and crest. >> if it crests? the prediction is 42 feet. how are you predicting such a very difficult thing to predict? >> each river point we have the measurements for can differ by how wide the basin gets. the land gets flatter and the water can spread out. even jus...

Developed along the boundary headed toward japan. and they are going to welcome that. not because theyre getting rain but because theyve been so hot that that will allow temperatures to at least cool off over the next several days. of course the heat has moved from beijing, crossing into japan where last week we had the warmest day that weve had in, well, 12 years. beijing hit 41.1 degrees. speaking of china, were working hard to get this video turned around. a massive haboob across the northwes...

Opposed to right now where a quarter of the country does not know. >> so lets take a look at what oil and gas companies actually do pay. 41.1% compared to 26.5% for other s&p industrial companies as far as taxes. $100 billion in federal government rents, royalties and lease payments. since 2001. $85 million each day in income taxes and production fees so they are putting money back into the government and back into the economy as well. in the meantime, while the president is slamming the big oil...