A look at the days news and headlines. Authorities and facilitating them. It seems right now theyre trying to raise as much money and awareness to recover Mollie Tibbetts. Bill her boyfriend spoke to fox news. Com at length yesterday. He is back in the house where she was staying when she disappeared on the 18th of july, matt. He is back in that house where mollie went missing. He hasnt gone inside the bedroom where she has gone missing. We asked him if he noticed signs of a struggle or forced entry. He said he would not comment because investigators asked him not to jeopardize the investigation. He tells us the doors to this home were probably not locked on the day that mollie went missing. He said people dont lock their doors in smalltown iowa. Regarding what he thinks happened, he says he has no idea. Never body has their own theories. Im leaving it up to the Law Enforcement to try to figure that one out. Just dont want to go racking it through my Brain Thinking of what happened, wh
celsius this afternoon. lets go to chris fawkes who s at the bbc weather centre. what are the weather patterns leading to these heatwaves across the world? they have reached 46, 46.3 recorded in the last half an hour across the south of sicily, so we are talking about extreme heat. the highest averages in spain and portugal, 47 celsius, we have had 48 in greece in 1977 and the current european record is set a couple of years ago in sicily, 48.8. but temperatures even now are continuing to rise so 46.3 right now and we will see where they end up in the next couple of hours. the extreme temperatures are down to the jet stream pattern which looks like this at the moment and we have this ridge across southern europe and the air is forced downwards to the atmosphere and as it travels
you know, if you look at polling about what residents in delaware think of you, people think of you quite favorably. the poll found they recorded an average of 56.9 points out of 100. president biden is another famous delaware resident. and he had a score of more than ten points below that, 46.3 out of ten. how heavily do you want the president to engage a campaign? first of all, we are proud of joe biden. i have to say, what he has done as a president, the bidenomics is real. people are starting to feel it and see it and get it. so that is important, 13.2 million jobs, the lowest unemployment and a half a century. these are real things that affect real people. for me, i am proud to be one of the co-chairs of the campaign. i was a co-chair of the first time, and and again a co-chair this time. i think his message that we ve got to finish the job, there is still so much work to be done. with the environment, the communities, our economy.
here. it is election item erik and we ve got you covered here. we re gonna start with two key race alerts. first up in wisconsin, that is where incumbent republican john johnson. he is holding on to a very slim lead mandela barnes, a very slim lead. mandela barnes at one ron johnson at 50.7%. let s take it to nevada where you see right here is, well catherine cortez masto with 50.9% and adam laxalt at 46.3%. those are in the senate races in wisconsin and nevada. 60 who 2% of the votes have been counted, and so let s go over to mr. john berman here at the magic wall. john, take us inside the battle is for the senate where we. our friend victor who is
we expect to stay lclose all evening. north carolina cheri beasley at 52% to ted budd s 46.3%. you heard that breakdown about where the votes are out. there is reason for the budd campaign to potentially be optimistic here. we will be sticking close all night. 55% of the vote in there. now let s go to ohio where tim ryan is out to an early lead, 56.9% to j.d. vance s 43%. but it is still extremely early in ohio. this is a state that has trended very red in recent years. 29% of the vote in in ohio. now let s go to new hampshire where maggie hassan is sitting at 67% to don bolduc s 38.2%. democrats in new hampshire telling me they feel very good about where maggie hassan is at this hour. of course, extremely early, just 14.9% of the vote has been counted in new hampshire. but now let s check in on