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highlights from a panel i moderated in venice, italy, to mark the 75th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights. i spoke with volker tÜrk, the united nations high commissioner for human rights. >> cluster bombs should be prohibited. amy: we will also hear from former swedish foreign minister margot wallstrÖm on her opposition to cluster bombs and sweden's historic decision in 2014 to recognize the state of palestine. >> we made it clear we have no interest in making israel our enemy. we wanted to continue to work with israel for two state solution. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. suffocating heat is gripping three continents as the summer's record-breaking temperatures continue to scorch large swaths of the united states, asia, and europe. 100 million u.s. residents remain under extreme heat advisories. in arizona, an unrelenting heatwave is on track to break the previous record of 18 straight days of 110-degrees-plus highs in phoenix. that is fahrenheit. some of those most at risk include people who work outdoors like constr