Page 2 - Zoo Workers News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

And we must communicate early and off with our law enforcement partners. and they say they will conduct, brianna, a thorough review of this incident. certainly very scary, acknowledging what pelosi did there. still the feelings in this workplace and this building after january 6th. >> yeah. if anyone knows about the sensitivities around restricted airspace around washington, d.c., it's the faa. sunlen, thank you so much for that. zoo workers who stayed behind to help animals at a ukrainian zoo found dead. the head of the zoo is going to join us and talk to us about what happened there. plu...

Compromised where their vaccines didn't work. children undergoing keep character where vaccination didn't work well for them. they are the vulnerable ones. if you wear a mask and you happen to sit next to one of these people, you will be going a long way to protecting them >> that's always been this from the beginning, it's not about. it's about others. but unfortunately not everybody sees the light on that. thanks so much. more breaking news out of ukraine. we are getting word two zoo workers who stayed behind to help feed animals have now been found dead. who is responsible? >> plus, just ...

Jefferson Elementary School teachers organized a stuffed animal "zoo" this week to help raise money for zoo animals and workers suffering in Ukraine during Russia's invasion.

Saratoga. in illinois, zoo workers are doing their best to help the animals beat the heat. it's likely only going to get hotter. in fact, last month was the hottest june ever recorded on the planet. that's according to scientists with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. and according to experts it seems that we are likely going to continue to see more and more of these heat waves happen more frequently. experts saying it's part of this ongoing climate crisis. back to you. >> paolo, thank you. cnn's allison chinchar joins us live from the weather center with more. allison, ho...

>> we have one, two, three, four of the teachers under there, because they can't handle it and he is here with me. >> reporter: many cities have opened up cooling station, and those from new mexico to new hampshire are warning people to stay indoors, and stay hydrate and check on their neighbors. >> look out for the elderly. look out for young people. they are the most vulnerable. >> reporter: in new york city, mayor bill de blasio declared a heat emergency with the warning for office buildings to raise the thermostats to avoid power outages. >> we are emphasizing to set it at 78 degrees unles...