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Of the mississippi valley. and today some cities face forecast highs above 110 degrees. lets get to our meteorologist pedram javaheri. how long is this heatwave going to last? >> takes long duration heatwave and important to know when it comes to heat, it is the top weather killer in the united states. it is not tornadoes, not hurricanes. they get a bit of attention, but it is all about heat. and when you are talking 108, 109, 110 degrees, yes records are falling, but these are temperatures that...

Now it is sub 62 but I expect a correction soon. Today I did see projections of sub 60 levels. Let us see.

After the former Miss Universe divulges that the refrigerator fell on Sophia Culpo, the latter takes to her Instagram Story to give more details about the incident.

The answers they. great three long months after danas summation their weight was over. then you corners report came out with a new matter of death. homicide. >> i was ecstatic i, was said it was just a mix of emotions because it was like everything i had dreamt or thought or said or anything. it was like i was right. this time the corner had gone a step further to examine danas skull fracture using a forensic anthropologist to help clear the bone. the injuries they saw the coroner thought it loo...

Were all alive, and were still in the middle of teen pop mania. ♪ dont want to hear you ♪ ♪ aint nothing but a heartache ♪ >> boy bands were selling so many albums. ♪ every little thing i do never seems enough for you ♪ >> this is the biggest year in pop music history in terms of sales. >> britney, britney, britney! >> britney spears selling 1.3 million copies of "oops i did it again." in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again i played with your heart ♪ ♪ got lost in the game oh...

Night, i think id be sleeping right now. >> im pretty tired. >> this is a confusing report, its defying expectations. does this mean were not heading for a recession and everything is all good? >> i love when you get good news and people are like im confused. i thought we were only going to get bad news. this is good news, guy. we are prepandemic unemployment levels. we are facing economic strain because of the pandemic. were not out of it yet, because the pandemic still has issues in asia and n...

Years but highest gas prices bratwurst crime ice in the 1990s or at worst a border crisis in the history of her baby formula shortage the summer record of blackouts because the war on fossil fuel production to post- report of the midwest which is stable electricity for decades is going to blackouts because they push the coal industry out of business. as a renewable to replace it. what kind of a record set to run on? >> of course people are talking. we change your policies because i see juan gett...

At the time that that city was on the cusp of falling, russian forces, initially it was thought that to take lysychansk they would have hate -- and then another assault on the city through the river, but they started moving around and encircled simultaneously. right, now you have conflicting reports about who controls lysychansk, but we know the situation in recent days has intensified again and again. right now you have some u.s. think tag saying that it looks like russian forces control the ci...

As it happens, ive met and interviewed president assad — originally a mild—mannered ophthalmologist from a london hospital, before he took on the role of middle eastern despot. syria has been wrecked as a result of the fighting there. i spoke to the bbc correspondent lina sinjab, whos based in beirut but covers syria and is syrian herself. people say when the bombs were falling, life was better, things were better — simply because, yes, people were scared of the bombing, of death, but they...

Since then, russia has systematically stamped out all opposition to him. as it happens, ive met and interviewed president assad — originally a mild—mannered ophthalmologist from a london hospital, before he took on the role of middle eastern despot. syria has been wrecked as a result of the fighting there. i spoke to the bbc correspondent lina sinjab, whos based in beirut but covers syria and is syrian herself. people say when the bombs were falling, life was better, things were better — s...