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another summer scorcher will have millions scavenging for the shade. michelle is tracking more record-smashing temperature, plus the president's new action to take on climate change. dozens of republicans join democrats in a bipartisan vote to codify same-sex marriage, but how will it play out in the senate at long last a murder mystery solved how a coffee cup crack add cold
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case after more than 40 years. say hello to commercials and good-bye to password sharing the big changes coming to net flix airbnb has an offer you can't refuse, the chance to stay at the iconic house from "the godfather. it's wednesday, july 20th, and "early today" starts right now i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. the country is states hit recors >> triple digits in several city, making it unbearable >> it feels like i want to die >> it feels like i am on the sun. >> it feels like a sauna but you really didn't want to be in it. >> i definitely drink a lot of water and stay in the shade. and wear sunscreen, because
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like >> yes >> experts say outdated power grids in texas and across the country are under a real threat. >> the biggest challenge to our grid is that it was built for a climate of the past. and now that grid is aging it's being pounded by floods, high winds, hotter temperatures. >> as if those temperatures weren't bad enough, the dry heat is also sparking fires, forcing hundreds of people to it flee their homes. meanwhile, across the pond, britain is burning the front pages calling it hellfire as temperatures reach a record high. it's blanketing europe as the heat wave is heading toward belgium and germany where they expect temperatures to reach 104 degrees. how long will the heat wave last let's check in with michelle grossmann, anytime before october, michelle? >> i think i would look forward to october, even late september.
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we're looking at this heat wave continuing day after day we've been tracking it for a month straight and will continue to see these temperatures. as we look at record highs yesterday, we saw temperatures widespread in the triple digits. 108 in amarillo. wichita falls, 115 and we're looking at 110 in oklahoma city yesterday, another hot day today. and we're waking up to temperatures really warm, so the relief is not coming at night. that sort of adds stress to the body close to 100 in phoenix, also in las vegas. the temperature also soar once again into the 90s we're looking at temperatures, 219 million above the 90-degree mark widespread once again. we'll talk about who can expect what in a few minutes. >> it is very real as the heat wave broyils the
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united president biden is headed to massachusetts to deliver remarks on the climate crisis he is using every tool at his disposal to further his environmental agenda >> reporter: president biden traveling to somerset, massachusetts today tackling the climate crisis, doubling down his efforts after senator joe manchin of west virginia torpedoed his legislation. he is set to tour a shuttered coal plant part of a new offshore wind project. he said he would declare a climate emergency. the white house stopped short of dismissing the report. >> i would not plan an announcement this week on national climate emergency everything is on the table it's just not going to be this week on that decision. >> reporter: it's been an uphill battle for the biden
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administration just last month, the supreme court limited the epa's authority to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. what we can expect from mr. biden are executive actions to continue fighting climate change >> all right, brie, thank you. >> morning, in an effort to codify same-sex marriage, the house voted tfor the act. it heads to the senate where it will need at least ten republicans to back it so far, susan collins is the only republican to back it democrats cited fears that the conservative-leaning supreme court would rescind the right to same-sex marriage and contraception after overturning roe last month
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several congress people were arrested alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida talib were among those taken into custody there were 35 total arrests. representative omar tweeted in part saying that she will do everything in her power to raise the alarm about the assault on reproductive rights. the criminal contempt trial of steve bannon continues today. the former white house strategist decided he was above the law, the prosecution said. >>reporter: bannon with a message for bennie thompson. >> he's made it a crime. made it a crime. not a civil charge of wanting my testimony, but a crime
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and he didn't have the courage or guts to show up here. >> reporter: thompson likely not appearing at the committee's thursday hearing after testing positive for covid the panel will not receive an expected trove of text messages from the secret service from january 5th and 6th. the "washington post" reports the agency determined it has no new texts to provide congress and texts exchanged around the time of the insurrection were purged blaming a technical upgrade or migration. >> they received four requests from congressional committees in, on january 16th to preserve records. and they have this planned migration for the 25th >> reporter: the national archives asking the agency to investigate the potentially unauthorized deletion of january 6 texts. thursday's hearing expected to focus on three-plus hours of the capitol attack during which the committee says donald trump did little two west wing staffers will help
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narrate the 187 minutes, including sarah matthews, former white house deputy press secretary, and trump deputy national security adviser matthew pottinger. >> i read that tweet and made a decision at that moment to resign >> reporter: the kcommittee hoping to lay out what it calls donald trump's dereliction of duty january 6 ivana trump will be laid to rest today her invitation-only funeral will be held in new york city the 73-year-old died last thursday a source has confirmed mr. trump will be in attendance. and eulogies will be given by her children, donald jr., eric and ivanka, along with dennis basso and her long-time aide firefighters are working to
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contain a brush fire sparked by a burning car. the flynn fire burned at least 120 acres in alameda county. they have contained 80% of the flames let's check back in with your forecast. here's michelle grossmann with more on this extreme heat. >> yeah, it's extreme. we'll see the heat continuing today and the weekend. we're looking at 94 million people impacted by excessive heat warnings and watches. parts of the lower mississippi valley now into the northeast. we're going to see temperatures heating up in the northeast, 90s today and a stretch of 90s as we look throughout today, temperatures soaring into the 90s, 100s. 102 in little rock, it will el feli, it's
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going to feel a lot warmer 88 in portland and 94 in philly, 93 in d.c. that heat and humidity will spark some storms. we'll talk about that coming up. it's the most famous wedding and the most famous gangster movie of all time. ♪ ♪ >> you know it it's the outdoor open scene in "the god father. shot at a mansion in staten island, new york, and now can you stay there airbnb is putting the 6,000-square-foot home up for rental it will only be available for one group of up to five people
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so spray your dishes clean... with dawn powerwash dish spray. leagueding the news, a crew member for "law and order" was killed on set. he was sitting in a car when a gunm opened fire in broad daylight he was sit several tim a lookint wearing a dark hoodie and black pants. for nearly 50 year, the disappearance of a pennsylvania woman has haunted a family
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but now thanks to scientific breakthroughs, police have been able to make a break in the case >> reporter: the murder of 19-year-old lindy sue beakler had been shrouded in mystery for decades. now almost 50 year later, a huge break in the case thanks to modern science and a coffee cup. authorities in lancaster, pennsylvania arresting dav david sonopoly investigators say it was dna that was found and preserved from the original crime scene on her clothing that led to the arrest new technology allowing them to trace the dna that wasn't available when the murder took place. >> as we look back on the dna history of this case, we have to remember that when this crime
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occurred in 1975, dna wouldn't be used in a criminal case until the late 1980s >> reporter: after decades of tireless work, investigators took dna that previously led nowhere to a lab like something out of a crime drama, they were able to create a composite of who they were looking for. >> investigator s release add composite rendering. in addition to the composite, there would have been information on the suspect's skin tone, eye color, hair color, gee graphical ancestry and frkling. >> reporter: this this small pennsylvania community they were able to narrow the suspect list by history >> after months of research one individual was identified who i believe was the compelling candidate to possibly be the
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suspect. >> reporter: authorities say once they had a name they began surveillance on sonopoly theyo t they obtained a coffee cup he threw away >> a thrown-out coffee cup is fair game especially in a public trash can. generally speaking, when you throw things away you lose your expectation of privacy >> reporter: he was denied bail and has yet to make a plea officers who worked the case for years grateful to make an arrest >> this case has been emotional for many officers that shed tears, had sleepless nights. . still to come, netflix flips
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for freshness you'll enjoy. weave we've heard a lot were pilot shortages, but one airline is taking a different approach with some top gun skills. >> reporter: from inspecting the engines of a 737 to the crush of passengers flying this summer, every airline is on the hunt for pilots at united's training center they're pushing through a record
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40-70 new hires per week among them, a former navy blue angel pilot whoster served as trainer and pilot in the "top gun" movie now he's moving to what he calls the big leagues. what is the biggest challenge you face as you try to bring new pilots and accommodate them to the aircraft >> we have to teach them to fly these big airplanes safely and confidently, so our passengers have confidence in us and know that we're going to deliver them safely to their families worldwide. >> reporter: every new pilot will spend five weeks in the simulator, learn being the intricacy of the specific plane they'll eventually fly like first officer, erica. >> i did start a little early. >> reporter: who first flew cargo planes and spent a small
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fortune to be a pilot. you graduated with $100,000 in student loan debt. >> yes >> reporter: and you still want to do this >> it's an amazing lifestyle i've seen the whole world. >> reporter: that steep price tag is a big reason for today's shortage with pilots coming from the military, they have dropped their four-year college requirements several, including united have opened pilot training programs for candidates with no prior experience michael bonner runs united's program. >> we are aggressively looking all the way down into the high school levels, trying to reach out and encourage and entice and motivate young people to think about the aviation profession. >> reporter: veteran pilots can make more than $350,000. and every airline is hiring now. tom costello, nbc news, denver >> what a great opportunity. being a pilot is still one of
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the coolest jobs you could tell someone that you have, you know? >> and even if you don't get maverick as your instructor, it's win-win for everybody involved to say that they trained you >> i don't need maverick when i'm up there, just somebody who can rand the
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