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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100706:14:31:00 - Vimarsana News

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A dangerous heat wave from the northeast to death valley and, boy, is it causing problems. some people in parts of philadelphia are still suffering without air conditioning because the power went out laes night. the lieutenant governor in massachusetts went to the hospital after he spent yesterday marching in a bunch of parades and started to feel sick. in knoxville, tennessee, it is so hot and dry the berry crops are complete ledehydrated. the warmest spring on record and it's so hot now, cows arant producing enough milk. ron allen is live in new york central park where utilities are breaking...

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Patti ann:22 people have died. seniors, children and pets should be kept indoors. bill it's going to be with us for a few more days. we're seeing record demand for power with usage reaching a staggering 147,000 megawatts this week alone. i don't know what that means, but it's double that of a typical mild month like back in april during the spring. doing their part, energy companies using alert levels to adjust power use. patti ann: well, imagine in all of this heat spending five hours on a bus with no air-conditioning and no open windows. that's exactly what happened to passengers heading fro...