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Others outside the plane. ryanair saying the flight was delayed due to a minor technical issue. earlier this week, some passengers and a flight attendant aboard a delta flight from las vegas fell ill waiting on the plane in triple-digit temperatures delta apologized and is investigating back in southern europe, this deadly heatwave just wont quit. >> how am i dealing with it? >> seeking shade. >> reporter: in greece, this could be the longest heatwave in the countrys history. the entrance to the...

The west as july could be the hottest month on record. the blistering heat dome is fueling a massive wildfire in southern washington state thats already burned more than 30,000 angers. the extreme weather causing deaths in several states, including arizona, iowa, florida and pennsylvania where authorities recovered the body of 2-year-old mattie shiels. her 9-month-old brother conrad still missing. six people died in a flash flooding one week ago. >> mattie was found 32 miles away from where she ...

It is estimated more than 3,500 people have been moved by land and sea to safer locations.

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Yet. many of the archaeological sites have decided to shot —— shut operations, including the acropolis behind me. it will be shut every day from noon until 5:30pm, until temperatures dissipate. countries in southern europe will experience the same thing. spain, italy, greece, all these letters have been given weather alerts. that means that southern europe is now feeling the real effects of climate change, which makes extreme weather more frequent and more severe. im jean mackenzie in seoul....

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As well as record highs. im azadeh moshiri in greeces capital, athens. thegreek prime minister has warned that the hard times are not over yet, and thats because its sweltering hot here. many of the archaeological sites here in greece have decided to shut operations during the hottest hours. that includes the acropolis, behind me — it will be shut every day from noon until 5:30pm, untiltemperatures dissipate. countries in southern europe will experience the same thing. spain, italy, greece —...

Greek authorities have ordered all archeological sites, including the acropolis to close for the afternoons through monday. cnn meteorologist chad myers joins us now. chad, ive asked this question two weekends in a row. any relief in sight? and i guess we will get the same answer. >> youre going to get the same answer that you got last weekend and the week before. no end in sight. no. these warnings or watches or advisories put out arent put out because the temperatures will be summer-type warm....

Heat? i guess we shouldnt be complaining too much. >> thats right, aaron. two words really come to mind. exhaustion and frustration. exhaustion, because people here in greece and southern european dealing with this for just so long. we heard today from the head of greeks, preeces meteorological institute, saying that they, are anticipating this could be 16 to 17 consecutive days of heat wave, which would be the longest heat wave in this countrys recorded history. he says this weekend could be th...

Congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick, thank you very much for your time today. >> thank you so much for having me. >> all signs are pointing to another federal indictment against former president trump, but are we so sure? and if so, one could drop? and how could it impact other investigations? what is really going on, well my legal panel brings it all down, next. but first, our colleague jessica layton is. here and she has a look at the days other top stories. jessica, what is going on out?...