jake, we were able to get a picture of michael scott's home to him. this afternoon. he told us he had tears of joy is seeing that, but we also must point out that he and thousands of others are not in the clear yet you can see some of the rainstorm in the distance that is starting to move over. the biggest fire here in this area michael scott holmes and others that have lost so much back in that canyon area. so here we have the wins really picking up. you have the rainstorms coming in. there's a flash flood warning on top of all of this that has just gone off as well. so the situation here still incredibly dynamic incredibly dangerous, especially for those firefighters still work out there in those conditions, jake 11 there in new mexico for us. >> thank you so much. on top of the fires causing hazardous air quality in the west, there is a dangerous heat wave striking, striking much of the northeastern united states right now, meteorologist chad myers is tracking, of course chad, where is it the hottest right now? where is it the worst with this heat

scott's neighborhood in ruidoso many of the homes were burned to the ground but somehow michael's home is still standing slice of good news surrounded by devastation and sadness and what we were able to get a picture of michael scott's home to him this afternoon. he said he had tears of joy in seeing his home intact, but he and thousands of others there's are still not in the clear. if you look out in there in the distance, you can still see the massive fires that are still erupting out there that is very close to those neighborhoods where michael scott and thousands of others live here in readapt. so, so all of that is still be the firefighters are still fighting that the good news that will fears is that rain is expected later today and tomorrow. that should help firefighters and soap it. does 11 dara in new mexico for us and stay safe over there thank you very much coming up an election center in virginia, a key primary race still undecided the latest on the future of a sitting republican congressman who's drawn the ire of donald trump the most anticipated moment of dyslexia and the

news surrounded by devastation and sadness we were able to show michael scott a picture of his home. he said he had tears of joy seen that his home was still intact, but he and thousands of others are still not in the clear wildfires continue to burn, but the good news is, is that weather forecasters say reign, which has already fallen a little bit on wednesday, is expected to continue into thursday in the hush hope is that that will give firefighters the relief they need to get these wildfires under control. ed lavandera, cnn, ria dosa, new mexico more than 250 deaths have been reported among hajj pilgrims making the annual journey to mecca in saudi arabia. >> some of judah heat stroke with temperatures in the kingdom has high hi is 49 degrees celsius. others have died from diseases or other medical conditions. pilgrims from indonesia, jordan, tunis year and iran are among the dead. and the toll will likely rise when saudi arabia and egypt release their official figures. the hajj is one of the five pillars of islam and every muslim who is able, is required to make the journey, to ma

we managed to find our way into michael scott's neighborhood in ruidoso.any of the homes were burned to the ground. but somehow michael's home is still standing. slice of good news, surrounded by devastation and sadness we were able to show michael scott a picture of his home. he said he had tears of joy seeing that his home was still intact, but he and thousands of others are still not in the clear. these wildfires continued to burn, but the good news is, is that weather forecasters say reign, which has already fallen a little bit on wednesday, is expected to continue into thursday. and the hope is that that will give firefighters the relief they need to get these wildfires under control. i'd love indira cnn, ruidoso, new mexico like al ced, my has reported a little earlier high temperatures are set to continue across the us through the weekend. >> it comes after more than a dozen daily high temperature records were either broken or tidal wednesday in the northeast some new england states will see a brief reprieve from the heat. thanks to a cold front swe

we did hear from michael scott residents who we featured in our story yesterday. he was able to figure out a way to get home for a little while yesterday and he was it told us he was using his garden hose to spray down areas that were still very close to the edge of the fire that firefighters are so concerned about. but there is a community meeting later today. will be held here in the area that residents who have been evacuated to areas away from here, there'll be able to these types of questions i'm sure it will be front and center because so many people are desperate to get back to this area so they can begin assessing the damage that they will have to deal with for the years ahead. >> as i'm in deir, new mexico for us. thanks so much. if you're in the washington, dc area this weekend, brace yourselves because the extreme heat that we're facing right now is only going to get worse for the first time since 2016, the nation's capital could reach 100 degrees meteorologist chad myers is tracking the sweltering heat dome that is impacting the mideast and northeast c

scott, who doesn't live too far from where we're standing. we've found he evacuated a late monday night, wasn't able to grab much, but was able to grab his wife their three dogs, and his mother, and raced out of town is the fires raging and this is what he saw we reached a point where it was just a solid blackout. >> i've never seen anything like it, but the thing that kind of startled me more than anything. my trick was being hit with chunks of ash. i could feel them hidden the hood and the gray. it was almost like big gray rain hitting my truck so john, there could be a sliver of good knew that the best and fastest relief from these wildfires could come from the skies later today, weather forecasts showed that it could start raining here after 3:00. >> mountain time and into tomorrow as well. so that hopes to be the fastest relief for the firefighters who are on the ground here and for the thousands of people who call this home, and so many people anxiously awaiting to see if their homes have survived these wildfires. john, some extraordina

we spoke with michael scott who left his tome with his wife three dogs, and he was able to drive to another neighborhood and pick up his mother and they left the scene. this is what he describes scene on his way out we've reached a point where it was just a solid black gown i've never seen anything like it, but the thing that kind of startled me more than anything my trick was being hit with chunks of i could feel him and the gray it was almost like big gray rain hitting my truck but i understand tonight, you know, the city of mountain village of ruidoso, new mexico just still feels like a smoked out ghost town. anderson 11 there. thanks so much coming up next. how major league baseball is paying tribute to one of the greatest athletes ever played the game. we remember the iconic willie mays, this juneteenth holiday if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, put it in check with rin folk, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief and reduced fatigue with brin vote. >> when flares kept trying to slow me down, i got lasting steroid f

we spoke with michael scott who left his home with his wife, three dogs, and he was able to drive tonother neighborhood and pick up his mother and they left the scene. this is what he describes scene on his way out we've reached a point where it was just a solid black gown. i've never seen anything like it, but the thing that kind of startled me more than anything, my trick was the being hit with chunks of ash. i could feel them hidden the hood and the gray almost like a gray rain hitting my truck but i understand tonight, you know, this city of mountain village of ruidoso, new mexico, just still we'll feels like a smoked out ghost town. anderson, 11 derek, thanks so much coming up next, how major league baseball is paying tribute to one of the greatest athletes ever played the game. we remember the iconic willie mays, this juneteenth holiday there's destiny about verizon on june 28, horizon arrives in theater if you're strong long enough, tough enough, you can make what's out there. you are. >> an american saga only in theaters june 28, we did are if you have chronic kidney disease,

larry: okay will do maybe warren spinning tomorrow michael faulkner thank you and scott thank you terrific and my thinnest about with most of it show him stressful wall street journal columnist and fox news contributor, welcome him, i was very to see your praise of donald trump not going to go down the line of reasoning but i was just happy to see that you really can't pricing mr. trump well done but the issue here is important about taking the senate your point kim, is a mr. trump's endorsements are much more strategic that was a couple of years ago and gop is much better chance of picking up a bunch of cease and carry the senate and is that fair. kim: yes absolutely love, if you go back to years ago, 2022 every single story was about how donald trump is money is backing behind candidates that have a lot of flaws a lot of problems whether it was evident officer herschel walker in georgia or arizona and historic of the summer out is how careful clever the trump campaign is being in state after state and if you look at montana, nevada about michigan, you begin pennsylvania this time new can

larry: okay will do maybe warren spinning tomorrow michael faulkner thank you and scott thank you terrifict story entrance 23 of senate endorsements and my thinnest about with most of it show him stressful wall street journal columnist and fox news contributor, welcome him, i was very to see your praise of donald trump not going to go down the line of reasoning but i was just happy to see that you really can't pricing mr. trump well done but the issue here is important about taking the senate your point kim, is a mr. trump's endorsements are much more strategic that was a couple of years ago and gop is much better chance of picking up a bunch of cease and carry the senate and is that fair. kim: yes absolutely love, if you go back to years ago, 2022 every single story was about how donald trump is money is backing behind candidates that have a lot of flaws a lot of problems whether it was evident officer herschel walker in georgia or arizona and historic of the summer out is how careful clever the trump campaign is being in state after state and if you look at montana, nevada about michigan

michael faulkender, thank you, scott hodge, thank you very much.g streak of senate endorsements. my goodness, we have hugh hewitt, host of "the hugh hewitt show," kim strassel, "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. kim strassel i was very good to see your praise of donald trump. i will not go down that line of reasoning. i was happy to see you wrote a column praising mr. trump, well-done. the issue here is very important issue taking the senate. your point, kim strassel, mr. trump's endorsements are much more strategic than it was a couple years ago and the gop has much better chance of picking up a bunch of seats and carry the senate, that fair? >> yay, absolutely. look, if you go back two years ago, 2022, every single story was about how donald trump putting his backing behind candidates with a lot of flaws, had a lot of problems, whether mehmet oz in pennsylvania, herschel walker in georgia, blake masters, in arizona. the story this time around how careful and chevre the trump campaign is being in stat

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as trump continued to lash out as the judge and key witness, michael cohen.scott is tracking trump. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. former president trump is spending his time between now and his sentencing attacking the key witness in the case, going after the judge that will ultimately decide his punishment. now demanding that the u.s. supreme court intervene. this morning the republican party is rallying around donald trump after the former president was convicted on all 34 counts of falsifying business records. >> we're gonna show them that -- we're gonna fight. >> reporter: trump defiant as he awaits sentencing saying he's okay with potentially being sentenced to house arrest or jail time. >> i'm okay with it. i saw one of my lawyers on television saying, you don't want to do that to the president. i said, you don't beg for anything. it's the way it is. >> reporter: the former president slamming the verdict as rigged, and going after the judge who will decide his fate calling the judge a devil and even attacking his former fixer,

rachel scott, thank you. michael?michael: now to supreme court handing down a major decision on how americans can be taxed and set to issue more key rulings as early as this morning. our senior national correspondent terry moran is at the supreme court with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, michael. we're still waiting on some of those blockbuster decisions from the justices. there are still 17 more case to go, including that major abortion case from idaho. it's the first test of a state's ban on abortion since the court overturned roe v. wade. and whether people under restraining orders for domestic violence still have a constitutional right to buy guns. two cases stemming from the 2020 election and january 6th that are likely to have the biggest impact this campaign year. first whether hundreds of members of the mob that stormed the capitol january 6th have been improperly charged. prosecutors are using a law that was originally passed to deal with evidence tampering and document destructio

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, i'll come right to you and then she michael for you as the former president adds another candle to his birthday cake. >> donald trump is now 78 first lady jill biden has a new message about the current president's age. the panels back and just moments stay with us night of new cnn original series first violin, earth with me schwarber. >> it's hard to imagine the power of mother nature followed by secrets and spies and nuclear gave new episodes tonight at nine on cnn start your day with nature. the middle one pharmacist recommended vitamin supplement brand. >> our biggest challenge uncertainty hidden fees surcharges. who knows what to expect? >> turn shipping to your advantage. >> keep it simple with clear upfront pricing with usps ground advantage when you need to prepare for unpredictable adventures, you need weather's laser measured four liner as front and rear seat protector to save the seeds they're all yours are coming so i whether take the car we can now kick your gear with a american made products at whether tech.com from roger two. >> we there yet so many ways to save life,

well that's cost life though, to form and why you professor and also of google um archipelago michael record involved. thank you very much for joining us on the international. just quickly, obviously the story is breaking in the last hour or so scott, risk to regular contributes a hit ok. he kicked off a flight as he was trying to leave the us to head eventually towards russia. what moved can you tell us about the potential underlying political motives that could be behind his removal? hey. well, scott ritter has been a very, very vocal critic of the execution of the war in ukraine. and he has said many times that there is no way for ukraine to win and that this is completely crazy, this war and that it's feeding a ukrainians into the mall of death. and without any reason, there is no way this winter work could be one. also he's been a very vocal critic of israel's war on gaza. so i think he has gained tremendous audiences in, in saying these things. and i think that's what's behind all this. now we have had a brief statement from school, so as to where he says he hasn't been given an

michael good to have you. thanks for having me. so let's start here with why is tim scott doing this? and is he the best? i guess ambassador for the gop to get black and latino voters. he's, he's expecting to get them for trump and the gop when he couldn't get them for his own campaign. >> well, no part of the reason tim scott is doing this is not like you said, trump didn't ask him to do it is part of like he has some leftover campaign money. any wants to be vice friend? so why not use this to by the vice presidency, he's best positioned out of all the candidates, like to be the black vice president. so that's part of it. and the other reason is, i mean, let's be honest, i'd like you know, here black people talk about like, let's go to the tim scott party yeah, you don't want to go right out to the tilt kind of it. but tim scott is partially dorna's to kind of make a men's to his own black constituents in his own blackstone, which is also a part what i don't understand because the way tim scott speaks about race in racism in the c

rachel scott has the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning.donald trump did spend the weekend trying to appeal to black voters, the very group that helped propel president biden to the white house in 2020. four years ago donald trump only got about 8% of the black vote. polls show he is making inroads among black male voters. the former president speaking at black church in detroit, continued his attack on immigrants, insisting the black community is being hurt by those who are entering the country illegally, going on to claim that they are taking their jobs. trump then speaking at a conservative political event hosted by the right wing group turning point action. the group's founder has been under fire for making anti-immigrant and racist comments. trump's allies on that stage vowing political retribution and revenge if trump were to be re-elected. president biden spent the weekend at a star studded fund-raiser in los angeles with former president obama, comedian jimmy kimmell. biden worrying one of the scare scariest things about a possible

dreaded the conversation former new york state homeland security advisor michael bob bowie, john montiniryl casone. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of hour a new university poll shows former president trump and hunter biden's trials have little impact on the 2024 race showing 57% of voters think the charges against trump were politically motivated and 48% say same about hunter biden's trial, meanwhile president biden addressing hunter's conviction for the first time in italy yesterday. >> i'm extremely proud of my son hunter he has overcome an addiction he is one of the brightest most decent men i know and i am satisfied that i'm not going to do anything, i abide by the jury decision, i will do that and i will not pardon him. maria: here's what former president trump had to say to fox aishah hasnie yesterday about what he would do if you were in president biden shoes, watch this. >> your father you understand what it means to be a father, what would you do in that situation. >> is a very serious thing i understand the whole subject and i understand it pretty well i've had it with

port of baltimore fully operational today since the francis scott key bridge.st week workers cleared the wreckage from the bridge. >> michael: this morning we are remembering the life of reverend james lawson. he was a close adviser to dr. martin king jr. and was considered to be a pioneer of nonviolent protests, teaching people to peacefully withstand attacks during sit ins, marches and freedom rides. lawson was 95 years old. and the florida panthers are two wins away from raising the stanley cup. panthers beat the oilers in game 2. series shifts to edmonton with game 3 right here on abc. and we've got a lot more ahead including the summer travel crush, and the new way to help get through customs faster. something we all hope for. that's all coming up. now college basketball coach dan hurley, turning down a reported $70 million to lead the lakers and lebron james. will reeve has more on his decision to stay at uconn. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the news that the l.a. lakers were in pursuit of dan hurley broke right as the nba finals

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could we run the audio for scott lashley's? >> i have to say zach i don't see have a solution other than some sort of mandatory vaccinations. going to use that term. >> once people feel empowered and protected legally, you are going to have schools, universities, and colleges are going to say, you want to come to this college, buddy, you are to get vaccinated. lady, you're going to get vaccinated. big corporations like amazon and facebook and all those others are going to say, you want to work for us? get vaccinated. it has been proven that when you make it difficult for people in their lives, they lose their ideological stash and get vaccinated. >> thank you. are all objections to go vaccinations ideological b.s.? dr. fauci? >> they are not. that is not what i was referring to. >> and reference for making it hard for people to get education and traveling and working, i would say it very much was in context. i take great offense to this. miss allison williams testified about this committee about losing her job. she saw an exemp

>> well, walter scott. oh, making toilet tissue and.thing. yeah. what would we do with that? there you go. to think. >> anyway, michael, thanks for your message. yes, very rude of you. >> and talking of the king's honours list, can i just say that i didn't? no, no you didn't no i didn't, no. nick owen, my old apo from breakfast television days, years and years and years and years ago, good morning. nick. if you're watching , morning. nick. if you're watching, has morning. nick. if you're watching , has got morning. nick. if you're watching, has got an mba, you can't say good morning, nick. >> why not? because it's. good morning, anna. nick. isn't it? >> well, see what you mean. yeah yeah, but this morning he's got an mba . an mba. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> which is brilliant for him. absolutely. i'm so proud. that's wonderful. wonderful. there's good news today. this is what's so nice. it's unusual, but we've got some really good things to celebrate. we've got obviously the knighthood of. alan bates. yeah which is wonde