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His mother, suvarna, tells me. siddharth underwent multiple operations. the family sold their jewellery to pay hospital bills. his father, sandeep kharadi, says, "sometimes i still don't understand where this illness came from." "it destroyed our home and took our son from us. "it's left us with a lifetime of sorrow." yogita limaye, bbc news, pune. parts of the western united states and canada are experiencing a record heat wave. portland in oregon set a record of 44.5 degrees over the weekend. schools and vaccination centres were forced to close in some areas. the village of lytton in british...

You could do it that way too. you can't lose them both. so, it makes it -- you don't have to run the board in the so-called blue wall with arizona if you get one of congressional districts. it's very close. we'll see how it plays out. that's why we have to watch. again, there are democrats saying we think we can get this one back. we'll see how that goes. >> we've got a key race alert right now. two congressional districts in nebraska and maine. one electoral vote in each. right now the second congressional district in nebraska with 94% of the estimated in, biden has 52.7%, trump 45.3%. biden ...

Than anyone. senator collins to be a voice he can pull out a hail mary pass for what's right and for the people of the country. if needed but the great part >> if they don't do that, if about the democratic primary process is we have a field flooded with overqualified these republican senators facing candidates and i don't know. re-election in 2020 don't do i don't really count anyone out. what you're talking about, are you prepared to oppose them for re-election? >> absolutely, yes. >> so that's an interesting we still have williamson in the question then. race. >> let's take a look. we have ...

The real clear average. that's actually up 2 points. it's still 44.5%, so a couple of points below obama at this point, the disproval still over 50, his approval rating overall certainly not matching attitudes towards the economy. do you look at that 44.5% as wow trump is positioned to pull off what he did in 2016 again or he's positioned to take a big hit in 2020? >> i mean, both of those answers are right. if you smooth out the data he's got a remarkably consistent approval disapproval rating. >> it's not as though people are judging based on his performance in office. he's representative of...

Nobody's toppled him yet. you still talk to some democrats who talk like he is on the verge of a fall. how do you look at it? >> you know, when it comes to the vice president, our former vice president he really is his own person. he can take these punches better than anyone, he can pull out a hail mary pass if needed, but the great part about the democratic primary process is we have a field that is flooded with overqualified candidates. and i don't know, i don't really count anyone out. we still have mayor williamson in the race, andrew yang. for me to play ouija board and fortune teller on ...