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afternoon from the biden camp and how confident are they that they can eventually pass this bill without these problematic amendments? >> yasmin, we really do have to step back and see how unusual it is that this defense policy bill, the ndaa, as we call it here inside the beltway, it has become such a partisan flash point. there are often some very significant policy disagreements and discussions that are happening behind the scenes during the writing of these bills. but they often end up passing on significant bipartisan margins. and if anything there are bigger differences between the white house and congress says a unified force that we would see between democrats and republicans. that obviously has changed as a group of very conservative republicans in the house, really pushing for some of the so-called culture war amendments that are being included in this, dealing with issues like lgbt equality, like abortion, like transgender issues. and so, that is why we saw the white house, in the form of
with our bodies, they are truly remarkable, we are able to maintain our internal core body temperature anywhere from around 97 and 99 degrees fahrenheit. yet when we are, exposed so these exceptionally high temperatures, they tend to outpace our internal cooling mechanisms, and lead to elevated core body temperature that could then lead to heat illness. this heat illnesses on the spectrum. on the less severe side of the spectrum, you have skin irritation, which we call he trash, which often presents itself in children. we also have muscle pains and spasms, or heat cramps. yet if our temperature internally keeps on increasing to about 101 to 103 degrees fahrenheit, that is when you see heat exhaustion. that is a heat illness that shows things such as dizziness, nausea, potentially vomiting, and maybe even losing consciousness. then, if that is left untreated, that is where you could get to that most serious version of heat illness, it is called heatstroke. that is a medical emergency.
this again on meet the press today. asking whether the u.s. is going to manufacture more cluster bombs to replace the munitions that we are giving to ukraine. take a listen to what he said. >> our current plan is not to replenish that stockpile. we need a bridge from today when we need to ensure that ukraine has the necessary supply of ammunition to a few months down the road when we believe that we can supply enough of the round to meet ukraine's defense needs. >> and the pentagon is confirming that those munitions have now arrived in ukraine. they arrived a couple of days ago. they are not clear yet, yasmin, whether the ukrainians have used them in the battlefield, yasmin? >> all right kelly, thank you, appreciate it. strong reaction today, everybody, from lawmakers and the biden administration after the house passed the defense authorization bill that includes several republican backed amendments on issues like enforcing transgender health care, and diversity
>> and jasmine, still very much an active situation right now, unfortunately officials are saying this is likely a recovery message at this point as they look for those who are missing. they are up against a lot of challenges right now. not only are they dealing with a constant downpour in this area, as i mentioned earlier there are a lot of debris on the ground as well, and the crews that are kind of surveying the -- we are told this is a remote area, there are steep incline, so they are up against a lot of roadblocks at this point. yasmin? >> hi kathy. what do we know about the two missing children. i believe that it was an infant and a toddler, right? >> yes. right now we should be getting an update in the 4:00 hour and hopefully, we will have a little bit more information, we are told that they are likely from the same family, we know that it is a nine month old and a two year old and an adult female, but that is all the
the license plate is on your screen. i want to get to alabama where 25-year-old carly nickel russell has been found alive and safe. after going missing on thursday. that is according to police in hoover, alabama. we want to get right to brussels ponce and who is on this for us. there is a lot of mystery here. if you could kind of unpack what we know, what happens to this young women, and also the mystery surrounding the toddler she claimed that she saw when she went missing. >> yeah, yasmin, a lot of mystery here. police actually just released an updated statement a few minutes ago, so i will try to take through this. they say that late last night, at around 10:45 local time, carly russell returned home, and that was when they got a 9-1-1 call from the residents saying that she had returned home on foot. at that point, police
you said it yourself, we are talking about 17 days consecutive of these temperatures. it is not expected to slow down anytime soon. we are expecting them to actually break the record for the inconsecutive stretch we have not seen in 50 years, yasmin. >> wow. thank you. it is important to note, by the way, just how dangerous, as merciless talking about, these extreme temperatures can be for those who are spending time outside. in fact, they may even be pushing the limits of what our bodies can actually safely handle, and that is what i want to get into with our next guest, kevin lens, it who is an assistant professor at ut health in houston. thank you for joining us on this, i appreciate it. so, there are studies now that suggests that when you have these incredibly high temperatures like we are seeing in arizona, days and days, consecutive days of these triple digit temperatures, death valley, near 130 degrees today, as well in california, it could affect the body's ability to function. talk us through that. >> that's right, yasmin.
interstate, and a few other things i want to point out from this released a sent out. one, police saying that during the initial portion of the investigation, detectives were able to retrace nearly all of colleagues steps until the point when she went missing, and are confident that that will continue to be the case. so they appear to have a pretty clear timeline of where she was, and what happened up until that point, and they also emphasize that we have not been able to locate anyone with carli from the time that she had left work, until the 9-1-1 call was made. so appearing that she was alone. they are not saying if they are looking for a suspect, if they are still looking for leads, and exactly where this investigation goes from here. so still a lot of questions right now. but of course, a family and the community, grateful that she is safe, and alive, and back surrounded by people who love her. yasmin? >> yes. still a lot of investigating there. thank you. still ahead everybody, the gop led oversight committee plans to hold a hearing this week, and into the election meddling
patrick wright who went to war with the local school board to protect her lgbtq daughter, that interview as a head as well. we begin this hour, once again, in bucks county, pennsylvania. just north of philadelphia, about an hour from now, we are expected to get an update from officials there at a press conference. as responders are continuing to work to locate and rescue survivors from a deadly flash flood. right now, we know that at least four people were killed, it went over six inches of rain, suddenly fell within two hours on saturday sweeping cars off of the road. flooding nearby waterways. right now three others are still missing, including two young children. i want to get right back to nbc's kathy park who is in bucks county p a for us. kathy, if you will, we checked last hour, any updates in the last hour or so? and really, what you are hearing from local residents there with this incredible tragedy. >> yeah. yasmin, we are just hearing some horrific stories of survival, really. we just spoke with eli weisman, he is a longtime resident, he
about ukraine in nato today or even next week. we are talking about the president just said, which is good. which is a path. an invitation to nato to join. an invitation for ukraine to join nato, that's what we are looking for. we're not talking about now, we're talking about a pathway. and there is another big summit coming up next, year it's going to be here in washington. that is a great time to have ukraine in nato. >> so with, this i want to have the cluster bombs as well. the president promising to provide cluster of secretly need military. i know that you agree with this decision. i just spoke with congressman -- who is very worried about this. why aren't you on board with this? >> if there was a choice, yasmin, if there was a choice on how to provide the weapons, the ammunition to the ukrainians, we would take it.
writes that reporters were unlikely to happen likely to read the text. white house officials right, registered by the laps in protocol and pro protection of classified information. want to bring in former federal prosecutor numbness and pc legal analyst -- to talk more about this. as always, glenn, it's great to talk to you about the stuff. how do you think information like this, revelations from a book, for instance, that's coming out, like miles taylor's, that kind of play into the ongoing investigation. is this an instance, possibly, in which he would then say, maybe it's time i interviewed someone like miles taylor? >> great question, yasmin, because even though this may not directly involve the classified documents that donald trump took when he left the white house and unlawfully concealed and is now indicted for any number of criminal offenses concerning those