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Thankfully we have heard that building was not hit. first responders are on the scene. this is a brand-new video in. you can see how big this crash was. we ll continue to bring you breaking news from that scene as we get it. dana: extreme heat turning more deadly as dangerously high temperatures threaten millions of americans across the southwest. meanwhile that took the old texas power grid is struggling to meet record demand. not a new problem for them but a continuing one and maybe getting worse. casey stiegel is live in dallas with more. hi, casey. hi, dana. good morning. a lot of people are concerned about that. relentless, persistent, constant, incessant. a handful of words i picked to describe the summer that won t end in texas and the southwest. in austin, get this. just last week they finally broke a 45-consecutive day period where the mercury was 105
Back? are we taking a step? back see, this is the problem. we always have this kind of narrative of america always already on the road to a more perfect union, as a kind of progressive narrative. in fact, that linear story isn t really what happens. we re more of a circle. a spiral, upward and downward, in some ways, so, it s not a kind of return backwards. it s some old, familiar stuff in new form. for a different age, in a different time. it s familiar, it s constant, but we are the new actors in it. we make it distinct in this moment. and so there s an echo of history to use twins language, mark twain s language, history rhymes. it doesn t repeat. so, we are hearing the rhymes right now. obviously, today is so much, including a call to action. people who are listening, young people who are listening to you today and hear you say is not so much moving backwards, but,