we re going to start at the top and clean house. parents of the uvalde school shooting victims are vowing change following the release of that report into the massacre. their demands and what we re learning about the fate of the district s police chief. and mother nature is cranking up the heat. where we could see dozens of heat records and when things might start to cool down . it is saturday, july 23rd. thank you so much for waking up with us. great to be back with you, amara. great to be with you, alex. we begin this morning with the latest from the fallout of the january 6th committee hearing. they gave a minute-by-minute account of president trump s refusal to call off everyone. lifelong republicans outlined how for 187 minutes then president trump watched televised coverage of the carnage of capitol hill while refusing pleas from everyone around him to call an end to violence. we saw and heard new disturbing video and audio that showed the danger that was fa
secret service exchanged texts on the and around the date of january 6th. what we re learning and why they weren t saved. more than 85 million people under heat alerts today, and mother nature is only cranking up the heat as we go through the weekend. where we can see dozens of records set for tomorrow. and the white house says president biden s covid symptoms have improved, but we still haven t heard directly from his doctor how he s doing. we ll be joined live by dr. anthony fauci this hour for an update. good morning to you and welcome to your new day. it is saturday, july 23rd. food to b good to be with you, alex. good to be with you, amara. we haven t done this in a while. no, we haven t. we begin with the latest on the fallout of the january 6th commission hearing. it s about donald trump s refusal to call after the attack on the capitol. 187 minutes, donald trump watched televised carnage at the capitol while refusing pleas from everyone around him to cal
good morning and welcome to your new day i m alex mar quart. i m amara walker. ten secret service agents exchanged text messages around the date of the insurrection. where the investigation why they weren t saved goes from here. the white house is saying that president joe biden s covid symptoms have improved, but he is taking additional medication to help fight off the virus. the latest on his condition and the questions over why we haven t heard directly from the president s doctor. also, mother nature cranking up the heat. more than 85 million of us are under heat alerts today. and it s only going to get hotter tomorrow. when we ll finally start to cool down. and no one matched all of the winning numbers in last night s mega millions drawing. the astronomical jackpot now on the table in tuesday s drawing. it is saturday, july 23rd. thank you so much for waking up with us. very flnice to be back with you amara. good to be with you, alex. january 6th committe
2050. and this was widely interpreted to be good news for one party, demographics are the democrat s best friend or so thought many. in fact, in 2009, james car vil wrote a book titled 40 more years how democrats will rule the next generation. but here we are 14 years later and things might not be turning out as anticipated. in fact, josh from axios is calling the new great realignment arguably the biggest political story of our time. here is the latest data. if current trends continue, the u.s. population will rise to 404 million by 2060. the nonhispanic white population is projected to shrink over that time by nearly 19 million. now nonhispanic whites are projected to become minority sooner than anticipated by 2025. previously this was presumed that this was a huge threat to the republican party had not been doing well with minority voters, but this is no longer the case. data from a recent times poll shows that although gaining support from college-educated white voters, t
digits fahrenheit. new york city could soon see its longest streak of 90-degree days since 2013. officials there have shortened their triathalon course for tomorrow. and in boston their triathalon has postponed altogether. one woman describes how the unbearable heat feels. what s it like in your apartment? hell. it s like hell? horrible. it s horrible. i sat outside here from ten to 4:00 this morning. as europe s heat wave moves eastward, wildfires have forced tens of thousands of people from their homes. you can see here parts of greece and slovenia are blanketed with flames and smoke. just terrifying scenes there. according to the w.h.o., the heat wave has caused more than 1,700 deaths in spain and in portugal. these heat waves are dangerous. we got a look at the impacts of this extreme heat here in the u.s. and of course overseas and how much longer it will last. let s begin now with polo sandoval in new york. hi there, polo. so we know new york is under a