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Torrential rains. totally wiping out the power grid and causing $100 billion in damage. well, harvard researchers earlier this year studied how many people died during and in the months after maria struck comparing those months to the same death tolls of those months in previous years. and they found the death toll range due to maria could have been anywhere between 800 and 8,000. well, now, the island territory along with george washington university has done the same, concluding 20 times more people died because of maria and her impact from september through december last year things like no...

We love adam. we love him. brian: is he all right. janice: thank you, brian. i owe you 20 bucks. we love you, adam, thank you for filling in for me. that is the bottom line. 77 here in new york. it is so hot outside it feels even warmer than that because of the humidity. now, we could see some daytime thunderstorms across the four corners region. we are getting into monsoon season there. as well as the potential for severe weather. cold front move through and help out the humanity humidity . isolated tornadoes perhaps across portions of new england. just watch for that if there is a watch or w...

Pete: harvard did exhausting research here. 22 kids who had airconditioning and 22 kids who didn't and were in the heat. the folks in the heat their brain functioned 13% slower in the extreme heat. so, when you are warm, you get dumb. todd: i mean it kind of makes sense. rachel: i'm from arizona. i really resent this study. we have a lot of airconditioning out there. todd: shiny thing. spinning. pete: your body slows down. you are trying to preserve. todd: somebody who is never dumb rick reichmuth. rachel: by the way, an arizona guy by the way. rick: exactly. listen, rachel, you know i love my...

Fall. he was sick when born and rejected by his mother. it looks like he found a good loving home now. pete: looks like it. steve: that's so sweet. ainsley: everyone loves a hug. i get that when i go home. there is nothing better. pete: a hug. steve: meanwhile, if it was hot where you were yesterday, it's probably going to be hot where you are today, right, janice? janice: you are right. special across the northeast and the mid-atlantic where we have heat advisories in place today. watch that heat indention as in. millions of people affected by the heat. be really careful. bring the kids indoo...

Today. steve: look at that map. janice: 94 in new york city and 97 in d.c. with the humidity it feels even worse. that's why we have heat advisories in place. dangerous heat in the northeast. going to hang on much of the country as we head into the fourth of july weekend. there is new york city. so a little bit of relief wednesday, thursday, and friday so there have you it. but it's summertime, right? steve: that's right. janice: summer comes the heat. ainsley: when it snows we complain, enjoy your day. i'm ha happy i'm alive. pete: airconditioning always fixes it. ainsley: true. pete: preside...