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united states, putting more than 150 million people in danger. miguel marquez has the latest on how some areas are preparing for a possible overflow of heat-related deaths. >> reporter: deadly heat. more than 30 states under alert. temperatures, record breaking. >> my god, this is hell on e earth. >> reporter: nowhere worse than phoenix, arizona. >> this is unreal. day, night, never seen anything like it. >> reporter: a city accustom to heat overwhelmed by it. a new record, 15 days so far this year, over 115 degrees. the mayor adding ten refrigerated containers preparing for heat-related deaths. the morgue is over its normal capacity. >> if it started to tilt, bad sign. >> reporter: arizona's ultra
was, and this is super interesting, is that they cannot do anything that contravenes the national interests of russia. is that the totality of the rap on the knuckles he got for that rebellion. >> keep your friends close, your enemies closer maybe. nic robertson, thank you ch. this brutal heat wave continues to smother the u.s. >> and this is probably the worst july we ever had. >> oh, my gosh, this is hell on earth i guess, it's just that hot. >> this is hell. we want heaven. >> this is unreal. day, night, never seen anything like it. >> you may be feeling exactly the same way as those folks and there are going to be more people feeling it today. 140 million americans under heat alerts, and there's also an emergency alert declared for the nation's largest power grid. that could impact electricity for 65 million people across 13 states and in washington, d.c. also new this morning, we've
questions about where this leaves the president's son and his legal team. she says she wasn't sure it was constitutional. >> the whole point of plea agreements is to ensure that the defendants' rights are protected. >> the only thing the judge decided is this is not a deal. questions about the health of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, after he stopped talking mid-sentence and froze during a news conference. >> the president called to check on me, i told him i got sandbagged. >> this is not the first health scare. >> time really does matter in terms of preventing this from happening in the future. president biden will meet with the mayors of phoenix and san antonio about the brutal heat as more than 140 million americans are under heat alerts. >> this is hell, we want heaven. >> i can't imagine being out for more than ten minute s. >> this is going to be the most extreme heat we've experienced certainly in recent memory. i would estimate we're
of both sides responding to the same events, to get a hint of the carnage and waste of one year of war. on the 2nd of may last year, izyum was under russian control. but ukrainian forces were hitting back with heavy artillery. one russian conscript, on the phone to a friend, doesn't want to fight. on the same day, lyubov writes a new entry in her diary. she's been chronicling her feelings about the war from the beginning. translation: may 2nd, 2022. it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows,
it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. i it's really tough. two months later, on 22nd july, the fighting for izyum is intense. the russian hold on the city is precarious, and one soldier calls home to his wife.
a new entry in her diary. she's been chronicling her feelings about the war from the beginning. translation: may 2nd, 2022. it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. i it's really tough. two months later, on 22july, the fighting for izyum is intense. the russian hold on the city is precarious, and one soldier calls home to his wife.
work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. _ it's really tough. two months later, on 22 july, the fighting for izyum is intense. the russian hold on the city is precarious, and one soldier calls home to his wife.
she's been chronicling her feelings about the war from the beginning. translation: may 2nd, 2022. it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. i it's really tough. two months later, on 22nd july, the fighting for izyum is intense. the russian hold on the city is precarious, and one soldier calls home to his wife.
on the same day, lyubov writes a new entry in her diary. she's been chronicling herfeelings about the war from the beginning. translation: may 2nd, 2022. it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. _ it's really tough. two months later, onjuly the 22nd, the fighting for izyum is intense. the russian hold on the city is precarious, and one soldier calls home to his wife.
ending up in izyum. l they are sending us straight to the front line, the hellhole, just as cannon fodder. and to go there is bleep mad. 0n the same day, lyubov writes a new entry in her diary. she's been chronicling herfeelings about the war from the beginning. translation: may second, 2022. it is impossible to work without tears. god, this is hell. the entire city is scarred, smoked walls, homes without roofs, without windows, piles of bricks, glass and debris. i don't know how people survive. that's so powerful. reading that back now, almost a year on, how do you feel? translation: now, when i read it, it's always painful. _ it's really tough.