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Saying that he will talk about the criminal charges he faces just as the judge in the January 6th Case sets a new date for his lawyers and the Special Counsel to appear in court. Plus, a big win in ohio. Voters overwhelmingly reject efforts to make it harder to change the states constitution. What this now means for the upcoming November Ballot measure on abortion. And a major Leadership Shakeup in the president ial campaign of Florida Governor ron desantis. Well tell you who he just replaced as...

also breaking this morning, signs that the labor market, which has been stunningly strong for so long is now cooling. fed watchers and wall street very warily awaiting these numbers. ill talk to acting labor secretary julie su for her take on the numbers and the strength of the u.s. economy. and later, more heat for an already weather-weary nation. over a dozen dead nationwide from the high temperatures. >> i have asthma, so the air quality is really hard on my lungs, and then with t...

Were back and turning towards the heat, baking the country, 9 million people under heat alerts with more record breaking temperatures predicted in south florida. this combination of heat and humidity really ringing alarm bells for scientists who warn heat is the number one weather-related killer. joining us now from secaucus, new jersey, is nbcs emilie ikeda. this weather this summer has kind of thrown us all for a loop. how are people dealing? >> reporter: absolutely. ky tell you that the heat ...

Something not only of this magnitude, but at this time of year? >> it is remarkably rare to see a strong tornado strike as far north as illinois and kentucky in this time of early winter, very rare. yet we know that december was remarkably a mild winter about most of the united states, and we also know that warm, moist surface air was a factor in friday fueling and making these tornadoes more powerful. its not the only factor, but it was one of the factors. >> parts of the country have been seei...

Way still to go. we all know that we have the technology. what we need to do now is to raise the finance, but above all we need the political will in glasgow to make those commitments and to keep alive the hope of restraining the growth in our temperatures to 1.5 degrees. boris johnson in rome, _ temperatures to 1.5 degrees. boris johnson in rome, setting - temperatures to 1.5 degrees. boris johnson in rome, setting the tone for what welcome tomorrow here in glasgow. as borisjohnson says, paris ...

For parts of the great lakes and in towards the northeast including the new york city area, up towards boston, so thats going to be ongoing this afternoon. also, the potential for showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast and parts of florida. but the big story of course is still the heat for the southwest and record setting temperatures. todd: unbelievable. i think this time every year you expect the wildfire danger but what i heard the crop situation out west, because of the ridiculously ...

A 150-pound 40-year-old man. the study does confirm the great air conditioning debate isnt just in your head finding that in general females prefer a higher room temperatures than males in home and office situations. thats a balmy 77 degrees for a woman, compared to a cool 71.6 for men. >> women tend to have lower basil metabolic rates so they burn off energy slower. they give off less heat than men so tend to be colder. women tend to wear skirts, so maybe they have their legs bare and cold, the...

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You would expect hot temperatures in arizona, but also are in the monsoon season now and all of that was part of the monsoonal moisture that theyve seen across the region. they had a 70-mile-an-hour wind gust there. it only takes about this much rainfall for all those washes to fill up. i used to live in tucson and the weather was fairly predictable for long periods of time, but, you know, then it wasnt. all right, weve got this pipeline of moisture which is moving up across the southeast, but l...

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