chad: might have had that base.told he could not hit that much, that's why they had him run. john: runner at second trying to chip away. swing and a miss, one chad: mostly known for his pitching prowess, but he had 819 career catches. john: 1-2 and wide, a base hit. runners in the corners for the democrats with no outs. >> first i thought they were going to waiveround. >>■ new york's third district replacing george sboston collegt to school. >>ve a new runner. davis from kansas. >> his son joe is in the mets in the h umpire. tucked over, a little slow to get up. >> they wildly to home plate. you have medical staff coming out right away. the republican congresswoman from iowa. they will take a look unfolded. he got hit with the catcher's mask of morgan luttrell. a better angle. chad: in the old days they would tell them to take the mask off. he is sitting up but he got it to the upper body. a little applause from the crowd. rich mccormick from georgia came injohn: home plate umpire jerrys from burke, virginia. ndcrai

chad: i am italian. my grandparents moved to little italy.ndon has changed. my parents moved to little italy , and if you are in little italy in the 1950's you are in naples or little italy you cannot tell the difference. what did they want? to move out of the bronx and be with the rest of america. this model of assimilation and opportunity, that is the distinction. this is something we are destroying in the united states and this is somethihat has absently been destroyed in europe and something that is represented in the polls you guys talked about. in europe the social welfare state has become dominant, the greater dependence on brussels, the inability to innovate, the inability to live your life. that is exacerbating the problems. when these population show upted there is no incentive to want to do something different. for my parents and grandparents -- it sounds trite, but is true --heng is flourishing comes from humans taking advantage of human opportunity and we have been suffocating that in europe and the united states. what happens is

>> gillian: chad pergram on capitol hill tonight for us. you very much. >> chad: thank you. >> gillian: stocks today were up. the dow gained 140. s&p finished ahead 8 and nasdaq cross 28. coming up next, our latest power rankings, plus the montana senate race. how former president trump's conviction has now become a political weapon against the democratic incumbent. first, let's take a look at what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. first, fox 32 in chicago, opponents and supporters of controversial dalton village mayor henyard almost comes to blows. police had though break up a squirm m*a*s*h at town hall meeting monday. voted 4-2 to reinstate former chicago mayor lori lightfoot's investigation into henyard's activities overriding the mayor's veto. and this, fox 5 in atlanta. officials there continue grappling with the after-effects of a massive water pipe bust over the weekend. parts of atlanta have been without water since friday. a boil advisory is still in effect. part of that damaged pipe that caused a

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daybell's first wife tammy died a month later, just weeks before lori and chad married. months later, the newlyweds donling questions while in hawaii. the following summer the children's remains were found buried on chad's east idaho property. >> it has been a nightmare that you feel never ends. >> reporter: the state painting daybell as a self-proclaimed doomsday prophet. >> money, power, and sex. that's what the defendant cared about. >> reporter: saying he and laurie used twisted logic to validate the murders, calling their victims zombies with dark energy that needed to be castedr out. >> i know for a fact that my children are happy and busy in the spirit world. >> dana, the appeals process could take decades. but if this ruling does stand, do we know how the death sentence could be carried out? >> yeah, we do. so idaho law allows for execution by lethal injection or firing squad, but firing squad executions have never been used in the state. jose? >> dana griffin, thank you. >>> a disappointing day at cape canaveral in florida as nasa was forced to again scrub the f

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chad, thank you for doing this very much. first of all, this parole in place for alien spouses, i mean this is fraudulent. this is, they already have stuff in the books if this was anything legitimate. it is going to open the door to even more hundreds and hundreds thousands of illegals, will it not? >> well i think you're right, larry. again this is the unlawful use of parole we've seen the biden administration do over the last 3 1/2 years. they have paroled upwards million individuals into this country. this will be the latest step putting more and more individuals parole in place program that we have never, never seen before and you're exactly right, what we saw after daca in 2012 which interestingly enough from president obama, was introduced in june of an election year, we now have president biden doing the same thing in june of an election year regarding amnesty, what we saw after daca, the number of unaccompanied children spiked afterwards. so one could say that after this action you can see the number of fraudulent ma

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. >> thanks, thanks for having me it to seat matt and chad again who i had the pr working with in the trump administration. i split my time now and london and washington, d.c. a lot of issues we see here in the united states over europe. not just in the united kingdom. bad ideas that come to the united states it is a tremendous of anger and frustration throughout europe and the united kingdom just as we see here in the united states. it is a major cultural issue for americans to see this. being changed. not by design that absolute incompetence.i remember the previous biden administration chief of staff was on cnn and the board it was was melting down. and had the audacity to say we do not know what soliciting ideas on how to get this underer control. chad wolf call away there's a bunch of other trump administration people weved on the border by the president trump left office it is a pleasure to appear to to working with the form on whole host of issues that affect europeans and the united s >> cara frederick director of tech policy centerndation for. >> all right thank you for having

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good evening, chad. >> chad: bret, good evening. the trio of house committee chairs accuse james biden and hunter biden of lying to congressional investigators. both men sat for closed door depositions as part of the house's impeachment inquiry. >> when someone lies to congress, that is a crime that is a felony crime and people need to be held accountable, even if you are the president's son. >> republicans accuse hunter of not he telling the truth about his role at a biden family holding company. they say the firm received millions of dollars from foreigners who met with then vice president biden. the houses james biden claims claims he was not at a meeting with his brother but documents indicate otherwise. prosecution is now up to attorney general merrick garland. >> i trust he'll act on that with the same alack tri at this that he acted on all the trump people refer were referred. contempt of congress. >> democrats say the referrals are a fig leaf for a stalled impeachment inquiry. >> where are we in a the impeachment investigati

chad daybell has been sentenced to death for murdering two of her children, and his first wife, tammy me. now it was a case that made headlines because of chad and laurie daybell's unusual religious beliefs. camila bernal has the details the jury in this case decided that chad daybell's should spend the rest of his life on death row and they found the aggravating factors in this case to be true. >> so saying that the crimes he committed were atrocious and cruel thing that he had done this for money that he had utter disregard for human life, and that he would be a threat to society. this is the same jury that found him guilty of killing his first wife, tammy, and killing the two children of his second wife, 16-year-old tylee, and seven-year-old jj, at the prosecution in this case, saying that this was a case fueled by sex, money power, and apocalyptic religious beliefs saying that these two chad daybell and lori vallow, daybell hello essentially, did anything they could to beat together and said that anyone that got in the way of this, whether it was because they were the children or

chad daybell has been sentenced to death for murdering two of her children, and his first wife, tammyit was a case that made headlines because of chad and laurie daybell's unusual religious beliefs camila bernal has details the jury in this case decided that chad daybell should spend the rest of his life on death row and they found the aggravating factors in this case to be true, saying that the crimes he committed were atrocious and cruel thing that he had done this for money that he had utter disregard for human life and that he would be a threat to society. >> this is the same jury that found him guilty of killing his first wife, tammy, and killing the two children of his second wife, 16-year-old, tylee, and 7-year-old jj, the prosecutor in this case, saying that this was a case fueled by sex, money power, and apocalyptic religious beliefs saying that these two chad, daybell and lori vallow, daybell essentially did anything they could to beat together and said that anyone that got in the way of this, whether it was because they were the children or the wife, or if there was any fin

chad, we don't know when these illegals crossed.ut we do know that -- the way this is kind of being reported it's like everybody giving themselves a pat on the back for the sting operation, okay. i guess. i guess. but, they should never have been allowed in this country in the first place. >> well, that's exactly right. it's this type of instance that certainly kept me up at night as acting secretary when we had just a fraction of individuals trying to enter this country illegally. so i can only imagine what it is doing or should be doing to president biden, secretary mayorkas and others. but, look, our vetting, i think what this tells you is that our vetting is only as good as the information that we get from countries. and the best information we get are for our allies so country like tajikistan and others we don't get very good vetting so we have a difficult time understanding who these individuals are that are coming into the country. but that's okay. our immigration law accounts for this. and it says actually to detain individu

thanks, chad. appreciate it.ls. >> thanks, guys. >> brian: tech companies apparently trying to combat the loneliness epidemic. apparently they are partially to blame for it, aren't they? >> lawrence: "fox & friends" series on children and social media continues with how to get kids away from the screens this summer. ♪ ♪ disrupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that reduces the itch and helps clear the rash of eczema—fast. some rinvoq patients felt significant itch relief as early as 2 days. some achieved dramatic skin clearance as early as 2 weeks. and many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur. tell y

thank you, chad.guys is there's a lot of george soros money in there interesting so much about apec but let's talk about george soros and his interests in our country. so -- charlie: yes indeed. turning now to your headlines. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu explaining why he called out the u.s. for allegedly withholding ammunition shipments from israel. >> four months ago there's been a dramatic decline in arm supplies from the u.s. to israel. in light of what i've heard in the past 24 hours, i hope and believe that this matter will be resolved soon. charlie: netanyahu says he pleaded before making his concerns public. the nuclear power theodore roosevelt arriving in south korea yesterday for plan military exercises with japan and south korea. the move which many are calling a show of force comes as noters korea continues to ramp up hostility towards u.s. and its allies. and it is just off the heels of a major security deal between kim jong-il and russian president vladimir putin. >> a group

chad, we don't know when these illegals crossed.do know that -- the way this is kind of being reported it's like everybody giving themselves a pat on the back for the sting operation, okay. i guess. i guess. but, they should never have been allowed in this country in the first place. >> well, that's exactly right. it's this type of instance that certainly kept me up at night as acting secretary when we had just a fraction of individuals trying to enter this country illegally. so i can only imagine what it is doing or should be doing to president biden, secretary mayorkas and others. but, look, our vetting, i think what this tells you is that our vetting is only as good as the information that we get from countries. and the best information we get are for our allies so country like tajikistan and others we don't get very good vetting so we have a difficult time understanding who these individuals are that are coming into the country. but that's okay. our immigration law accounts for this. and it says actually to detain individuals wh

going across the border is in chad, central african republic, and south sudan, it is notjust on the brinkvery fast pace. in the world must know this. we saw recently the — world must know this. we saw recently the attack _ world must know this. we saw recently the attack on - world must know this. we saw recently the attack on the - world must know this. we saw recently the attack on the al i recently the attack on the al fashir hospital and have heard from doctors on the ground about the situation is they are encountering but talk to us about the condition of health care and how many hospitals and health clinics are functioning. thank you for this 80% of sedan health system is gone. sudan was the centre of health in the region and i can attest to that. in khartoum you had brilliant health facilities where neighbouring countries came to get support and darfur had some semblance of basic health care. the south hospital going and being destroyed by the fighting is one of the last remaining hospitals in al fashir and we are left with just one. the surgical facilities are gone and basic healt

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neil: it is chad pergram, chad following that on capitol hill.n, is that the official stance? >> unless president biden changes the narrative that won't happen. i'm reminded of the adage democrats fall in love, republicans fell in line if trump was convicted 34 counts, in a civil trial. democrats went to bed and to me. two years ago john fetterman had a stroke and people said he should drop out. him and josh brewer rental one convincingly, for the first time in decades. if advising democrats, ran for congress. stop bedwetting or stop feeling sorry for yourself, trump says last night in the debate overturning roe versus wade was a good thing, remind the american people 50% of black women in america today have no reproductive freedom. talk about the issues. neil: biden can't do that. >> he needs to start doing it. neil: can't do that for whatever reason. >> hopefully he will in the next debate. today in north carolina. neil: the down ballot position people worry about, he will be a leather drag on what do you think of that? >> that's going to depen

>> hey, allison, the jury decided that chad daybell, we'll spend the rest of his life on death row. this is the highest punishment that was given by this jury just moments ago, saying that all of the aggravating factors in this case essentially justify the death penalty. so you mentioned the sex, the power, the money, the apocalyptic beliefs. this is a man who was convicted of killing the two children of his second wife, tylee and jj. it's a 16-year-old and a seven-year-old child that were murdered bad by chad daybell and his first wife, tammy. and so what prosecutors here said was that the aggravating factors would include the fact that this was done for money, that this was utter disregard for human life, that this was cruel and atrocious, that he had essentially been a threat to society. and that's why the jury decided saying yes to all of these aggravating factors and saying yes to the death penalty here, he was staring at the judge, essentially the entire time there was no reaction from chad daybell. this is a man who was a preacher who spoke about his beliefs and his religious

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a major election issue this year, former acting home and security secretary chad wolf tells us if hehinks the president's move makes any difference. that's next. ♪ william anderson, one of the first humans to orbit the moon died in a plane crash yesterday. the following footage might be disturbing. he was piloting the plane when it went and to uncontrolled no dive into the watters in seattle. in 1968, and this was one of three astronauts to make history by successfully orbiting the moon. on the flight, he took the iconic earth rise from one of the most famous pictures ever taken. retired major general william anderson was 90 years old. >> despite biden's executive actions on the southern border this week, fox news cameras are still seen a steady stream of migrants crossing into the united states. matson is live with more. >> months ago there was a group of 40 migrants right here, will get to the video in a minute but i want to set the scene, just outside san diego metropolitan high heat, the sun is intense and you can see migrants trying to find any bitter shade under the desert sun.

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>> trace: chad pergram live for us on capitol hill.d, thank you. >> chief justice roberts is supposed to be the guardian of the court's reputation. in my judgment and the judgment of so many americans, is he derelict in that responsibility, whether it comes to court packing, in terms of the individual districts and forum shopping, whether it comes to ethics of the members of this the supreme court. >> trace: let's talk more about how the democrats are going after some of the supreme court justices. joining us now fox news chief legal correspondent and anchor of "fox news sunday" shannon bream. shannon, it's great to see you. i want to pick up with senator schumer left off there, kind of going after the chief justice john roberts as being derelict in his duties. it's interesting the whole narrative here because over the past few weeks we have heard a lot from the democrats about respecting the rule of law. and now it appears that they have taken a few swipes at the supreme court maybe more than a few shannon. >> senator schumer not that

chad, thank you. if our team, aishah, could tee up this from wesley hunt, the congressman joined jackie and i on "america's newsroom" this morning. he made a passionate plea of urgency, listen. >let me know when you can teed up. wesley hunt said "our governors tried to close the border, what do we get for it? we got sued for it. okay, we can play it up. go ahead. >> i find it very interesting to see these blue states and these blue governors not realizing that every single state is now a border state. guess what? here in texas we have been dealt with us the last four years. our governor trying to close our border and what we get for it? we got sued. we got sued for the state doing their job of the federal government. now the american people are watching this going we don't believe you anymore because four years ago we did not have this problem. now we do. >> sandra: he talked about having young daughters of his own and how absolutely awful it is what is happening. that it is going unacknowledged in ma

chad pergram trying to get questions answered.torney general is just focused an surrounded by his people and did not answer any questions. merrick garland will testify before the house judiciary committee at the top of the next hour. garland faces accusations, of course, that his department of justice is weaponizing the justice system. we'll have that for you in about 30 minutes. >> this is all an election year deathbed conversion by joe biden. basically this executive order, which would be by my count the 95th executive order he issues does nothing about catch and release and says the first 2500 that come across the border get in free. >> bill: 23 days from debate number one and today president biden will sign an executive order that might affect the border. the idea if daily migrant encounters exceed 2500 a day, asylum requests will be shut down. according to available data this is the number that we have. estimated number of illegals who enter the country since joe biden took the white house surpassing 5 million. griff jenkins

former dhs secretary chad wolf joins us now.s to be tough on the border and now he wants to reward people for breaking our laws. is this going to stand a legal challenge? >> well, i don't believe that it will. it certainly will be challenged. i think the timing that you indicated is really important here, you know, obviously just five months from an election the president is taking action, executive action not to secure the border. right? not to put more enforcement measures and deterrence at the border to protect americans, but to allow folks that came here illustrate legally work authorization and other benefits. so i think it's really telling about the timing here. and the over point i would make here is there is already a provision in immigration law that allows illegal alien spouses who are married to u.s. citizens to cure their unlawful presence here in the u.s. there is already a process in place. this executive action is actually unnecessary, i think it's more for a headline and more for the president to show, perhaps, t

liz: chad wolf good to see you.y, supreme court action hitting the cases against former president trump, and more on judge judy slamming manhattan da alvin bragg, for not stopping chaotic out of control time in new york city but he's instead going after trump on "nonsense." that's what judge judy said and a judge pushing back hard on potentially constitutional violations in the trump cases, but special counsel jack smith again fights for a gag order on trump. we've got it all coming up in the evening edit. we'll be right back. stay right there. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track.

doomsday author chad daybell is sentenced to death in idaho for killing his first wife and his then-girlfriend's two children. >>> severe storms, heavy rain, damaging winds set to impact the west and south. we'll track it. >>> heroes welcome. 80 years after d-day these americans return to france to visit the site of their greatest glory. >>> and later, outlaw otter. she's back after evading capture in california. keep an eye on your surf board. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from washington with adriana diaz. >>> good evening, everyone. adriana is off. i'm nancy cordes. we're following several developing stories tonight including severe storms threatening several states this first weekend of june including the pacific north west. but we're going to begin with a new setback for the american aviation giant boeing. today the launch of its starliner spacecraft with astronauts onboard was called off less than 4 minutes before liftoff. they're going to try again on wednesday. cbs's manuel bojorquez is at the kennedy space center. many, what happened? >> reporter: nancy, good evening. and

chad, what was cooking down there? >> reporter: good afternoon, larry.dent trump is essential to hold the house and win the senate, otherwise they cannot accomplish anything. today marked the second pilgrimage to mar-a-lago by johnson in two months. >> he and i speak frequently about the election cycle of course and how we can complete the mission of restoring him to the white house and growing the house majority and winning the republican majority in the senate. >> reporter: here are the gop's major agenda items. re-upping the expiring trump tax cuts. the gop could lean on a special senate process to avoid a filibuster to pass that but renewing the tax cuts may add to the deficit. there will also be a focus on border security. republicans say a porous border puts the u.s. at risk. >> we're talking sex predators, we're talking gang members, violent criminals, terrorists, people who have ties to terrorist networks. this is not just hundreds of thousands. we're talking millions. >> reporter: but democrats scoff at suggestions that former president trump an

chad rolf -- chad wolf, thanks for being with us.ekend and see you next week. >> thanks. stuart: a new measure on the arizona ballot would make illegal migration a state crime. all right. ashley, would this allow arizona to just stop the flow of migrants? ashley: a well, that's certainly the aim. it's parking lot of a package of border security -- it's part of a package of border security measures being proposed as arizona a faces, like other border states, a flood of illegal immigration. the secure the border act makes illegal immigration a state crime meaning law enforcement can arrest illegal immigrants who enter the state. now, other states like texas and oklahoma already have enact ad similar laws -- enacted similar laws. the resolution would also enhance arizona law to insure that individuals illegally in the state would not be able to receive public benefits or become eligible for entitlement programs. the ballot initiative the tries to bypass democrat governor katie hobbs who vetoed a similar bill earlier this year claiming t

. >> chad: chad bret, good evening.ee on the weaponweaponization of the govet conclusion by former government or intel officials to influence the 2020 election. they claim the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. 15 days before an election 51 former intel officials sign a statement with their titles by their name. a statement prompted by the biden campaign. signed by some on contract with the cia. >> house speaker mike johnson says the officials, quote: betrayed the public trust. but democrats dismiss the allegations. >> it, like so much of the jim jordan productions is a high decibel zero calorie nothing burger. if you read that report what they are saying the cia should have stopped these 51 people from expressing their political believes. >> the cia says the officers did not speak for the agency. republicans don't trust the government. >> they are providing cover for this guy. maybe that's their job because they work for the guy. >> now, republicans are looking at legislation to revoke security clearances.

. >> chad daybell has been sentenced to death. a judge followed the jury's recommendations after daybell's murder conviction. >> he killed his first wife, tammy daybell, and his second wife's too young children. cnn's camila bernal has more on the response from the families amara victor, the jury in this case, deciding that chad daybell should spend the rest of his life on death row and agreeing with the aggravating factors in this case presented by the prosecution, saying that the crimes he committed were cruel and atrocious, saying that he had utter disregard for human life, that he had done on this for money and that he would be a threat to society this is the same jury that found him guilty of killing his first wife, tammy, and killing the two children of his second wife tylee, who was just 16-years-old and jj, who was just seven 7-years-old. >> the prosecution in this case saying this was all about sex power, money, and religious apocalyptic believes, saying that this was a man that marked people for jet, that mark then as da

chad pergram has the latest from washington.ats dodging reporters after president biden bombed. >> i have no comment whatsoever. >> is your flight more important than. >> what is overreaction in your mind? people wanting to remove him himself? >> that's a big leap top democrat in the house sticking by the president in. >> you think president biden should step back after the debate last night? >> it takes for the party to unwind. biden delegates are pledged to him but are bound august 7. more than a month before the next debate in september so if president biden stumbles again, democrats are stuck. the party can only replace the nominee after august 7 due to death, resignation or disability most democrats believe the president deserves another chance. >> if this was baseball, he's got two more swings this isn't baseball. >> the 25th amendment and its mechanism to sidetrack an unfit president. >> it makes that decision, i would. i was asked the service members. >> senior house leadership source says those close to the president di

now refugees in chad. we have the painstaking efforts of survivors trying to start over traffic court for that may be an l. g b to q community as a law banning set between man is lifted. and will this guarantee safety and freedoms for the career community? the i'm a just came on a welcome to the program. we begin in kenya, where the country is president william route to has announced the withdrawal of a controversial finance view of the sustained process against the legislation. now please open fire demonstrates us will storm the fall limits building and bunch government offices and he's 22 people died in the process. the most, the young protest of what we with the proposed tax hikes of correspondence. phoenix, maureen got reports from neighbor will be the tendency with a morning to for an individual event. kenya is parliamentarians have come to be the last respect travelers goes on is on the trip. another protest for x mas, i died that we, i get from a my bone. i'm exemplified by the police, the streets o

and chad pergum has more. >> and on the conservative justices. >> justice alito is an insurrectionist sympathizer joined by his right wing buddy, clarence thomas. >> democrats accuse clarence thomas and samuel alito of questionable ethics. thomas for lauvish get aways. >> he had done it on their time, my lord. >> alito for controversial flags flying at his homes. the legacy of the roberts court will be one of unchecked corruption. >> and lawyers say ethics rules don't require him to report such trips as long as they don't have businesses before the court. alito says his wife flew the flags and the republicans say the democrats' complaints are what needles the left. >> and the democrats don't like that the justices are making certain decisions. >> one demands that chief justice roberts penalize justices. >> he can say that judge alito no longer writes opinions. >> and republicans appalled by the ultimatumsments they want the supreme court to be sub serveien it to the congress. >> and it's an election year. >> and they don't agree when it comes to strategy. >> democrats in election afte

chad myers is out front at the cnn weather center in chad as horrible what's happening in saudi arabia. and as we said, that death toll is expected to rise. there seems to be almost nowhere on earth, right now and northern hemisphere that isn't being hit by heatwave that's true. and if we were talking july or august, maybe these temperatures wouldn't be so abnormal, but we're not we're still only in the middle late part of june, so i'm really not looking forward to what july is actually going to bring big high pressure systems over the us, over parts of africa. and of course, over parts of saudi arabia. now, the number you just said 125, i just wanted to make sure that everyone out there knows that that's in the shade, in a box with louvre's on it. people were not in a shade box with lovers. they were on a road with the sun beating on them. so the temperature, where they were experiencing could certainly have been more than 125 without a doubt. and it's still hot. houghton coates city, not quite as hot down in mecca, so we've lost about ten degrees there, but still closer to home, we s

myers is tracking, of course chad, where is it the hottest right now? where is it the worst with this heat dome situation? >> believe it or not boston. 107 for a heat index. right now that cannot feel good even near the water because the wind is blowing away from land and onto the water you're not getting that cooling effect. >> it is the heat dome we talked about this now a couple of days his roll up your windows, park the car in the sunshine and find out what happens. >> please don't leave pester. people or kids in there, but that's what's happening. it's a dome holding in the heat. so even right now, syracuse, she heat index is 102. so most of the biggest threat right now is great lakes tomorrow, a little bit farther to the northeast. >> but by the way, he can things get a whole lot better. >> it was 96 degrees and caribou today in maine with the highest heat index they have ever seen. but look what happens to boston by the weekend, 71. >> that's pretty good, right? not for you, jake 99. so you don't get the cold front at all? >> no soup for you mean

and chad and they are a staff we supplies now the un security council is calling for the siege of on the alphabet. and how likely is that uh, if this point uh uh you and resolution 2736 the major step forward. uh, but there are no specific consequences laid out and the resolution of the past few days in l. flasher from what we can observe has been uh. com. uh there has not been uh, additional damage. uh, since uh, 2736 was passed its scale. now the question is, is the rapids for courses are reloading? are they reconsidering their attack? um, is this a pause? is this a ceasefire? we don't know. uh for right now we are in a watching wake posture. i as we look for further signs of conflict, you know, foster, but the past few days we have seen no further. major distraction. right now the iris says i'm the sudanese um they have both been accused of using food as a weapon of war. what evidence is there to support that? in the case of go faster itself, you have to understand that before the large scale fighting began on may tens in it around the city, there had not been a united nations, a