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>> chicago hit with severe flash flooding stunning drivers stunned by the sudden rushing water. nascar fans faced downpours for the citys first street race delayed by 90 minutes due to the weather and it was shortened by 25 laps. >> still exciting though, a lot of fun to watch and today on the west coast residents are warned to brace for extreme heat with temperatures in some areas expected to soar, get this, over 115 agrees so we check in with meteorologist adam klotz for our fox weat...

>> residents are warned to brace for extreme heat. temperatures expects to soar to 115 degrees. lets check in with adam klotz for the fox weather forecast. what do you have for us? >> adam: wild weather across the country. eastern half of the country, something similar today. you see every afternoon storms explode, expect to see something this afternoon. the rain continuing to linger across new england, at times fairly heavy. that takes heat of the day. rain from mississippi and georgi...

This -- $522 million in dividends from the company last year. there are accusations -- accusations -- that its supplying steel to the russian military. the company in north america denies those accusations. currently given what we heard about the gdp yesterday, given what we know about the cpi, job losses in the united states, a major factor in the biden administrations calculus. so even though abromovich is the guy that most people associate when you think of russian oligarchs, hes not been san...

The parent companys revenue is derived from the north american plants. abramovich, himself, made $522 million from evraz dividends last year. ferryman insists the revenues generated in evraz steel mills across north america are reinvested in the company in north america. so your position is that these are completely separate entities? >> im not saying theyre completely separate. those earnings stay here in north america and theyre invested into these facilities. >> technically that may make sens...

American plant. himself he made $522 million from evraz dividends. they insist the revenues, they are reinvested -- your position is that these are completely separate entities? >> im not saying they are completely separate, those earnings stay here in north america. and they are invested in the facilities. >> that may make sense to you, but when you watch what is happening, theres a lot of people wondering how a russian oligarch can invest in a u.s. steel mill and be making some money here and ...

Two back country skiers in colorado sprung into action when a dog got buried in an avalanche. after 20 minutes of searching through the snow, they were ready to give up. but then they got to him. after some vigorous digging, the dog, apollo, managed to wiggle free. and the powerball jackpot has now grown to $522 million after the first drawing of 2022 saw no big winners. the next drawing is set for tomorrow at 10:59 p.m. eastern. and when we come back, how one woman is spreading joy to those...

Mountain 10,000 feet above sea level. the workers initially repelling down 85 feet so rescue helicopters could get to them. whoa. can you imagine? waiting on a winner. the powerball jackpot climbs to $522 million. the big prize growing after no winner came out after the first powerball drawing of the new year. the next drawing will be tomorrow night. still time to get a ticket, to give away your money because youre probably not going to win. those are your headlines. rachel: pete you cant win ...

Tomorrow to school and even work. youre going to have to deal with that on your commute for places like philadelphia, washington, d.c. and a lot of these other areas in that general region. guys, back to you. >> a number of headaches in that forecast. allison chinchar, thank you very much. 5$522 million, that is how much is up for grabs in the powerball jackpot after no one won last night. >> one lucky winner walked away with nearly 7$700 million back n october. since then theres been 38 drawi...

Set aside by congress to go to renters here who either suffer job loss or reduction in hours or other hardships as a result of the pandemic here. but in georgia, as an example, just 5.5% of georgias $522 million intended to go to renters and landlords, because of backlog, and because of the documentation requirements for these renters to prove of their hardships here, just 5.5% of that $522 million has actually made it to renters and landlords and more than half of the states, nbc news has found...

Potential homelessness, and what are they telling you? >> exactly, geoff. that is exactly why that moratorium needs to be extended here, because you are dealing with the federal pipeline of dollars that is part of the relief packages intended to help the very renters that we talked with here looking for the funding to keep from frankly evicted and removed from the homes here, but across more than half of the states in the u.s., less than 10% of those federal funds have made it to the renters and...