laguardia, atlantic city, in and across bridgeport, connecticut. all of these setting or climbing records. it is the latter portion of july into early august where you see the hottest. that was saturday and sunday morning, low on sunday morning in boston, an incredible 83 degree afternoon. what if i tell you we don't make it there by this afternoon? highs only 81. of course you factor in the humidity yesterday, felt warmer than that. new york city's 100 gives way to that. throughout the next couple of days we will see the grate dual warming trend. >>> anything is bet jar. brexit and relations in the united kingdom. but perhaps this year, a more exhilarating endeavor awaits. defy the laws of human nature,at the summer of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. sun care is self care. i used to not love wearing an spf just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy and that it was going to clog my pores. but what i love about olay regenerist whip with spf 25 is that it's lightweight, it's barely there. and then i can put makeup on over it if

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host: elizabeth in bridgeport, connecticut. caller: i wanted to ask the senator about family farms. it seems as in all states people want locally sourced food and they want preservation of open space. i would like to know what policies you think could promote the preservation of smaller farms instead of the large industrial farms? havingld the high-speed broadband in rural areas and better transportation help people in rural areas? guest: first let's talk about broadband. that is true. we need the tech companies to understand there are resources as north dakota is one of the best rural connected broadband states. you can get better broadband at my husband's family farm in rural jamestown then you can in fargo, north dakota. saying to be careful broadband is the solution to all problems, we have to encourage amazon to understand there is workforce there and understand -- getting other tech copies to understand we have a resource undervalued their. we have to change the way we educate kids in rural america, we have to bring the best education and growing a workforce that can live and

host: elizabeth in bridgeport, connecticut. caller: i wanted to ask the senator about family farms. it seems as in all states people want locally sourced food and they want preservation of open space. i would like to know what policies you think could promote the preservation of smaller farms instead of the large industrial farms? havingld the high-speed broadband in rural areas and better transportation help people in rural areas? guest: first let's talk about broadband. that is true. we need the tech companies to understand there are resources as north dakota is one of the best rural connected broadband states. you can get better broadband at my husband's family farm in rural jamestown then you can in fargo, north dakota. saying to be careful broadband is the solution to all problems, we have to encourage amazon to understand there is workforce there and understand -- getting other tech copies to understand we have a resource undervalued their. we have to change the way we educate kids in rural america, we have to bring the best education and growing a workforce that can live and

laguardia, atlantic city, bridgeport, connecticut, temps climbing up to 99 or 100 degrees across portions of town. all of these setting or climbing records. the latter portion of july into early august where we see the hottest temperatures of the year. first time ever we've seen boston have two days that failed to see temps dip below 80 degrees. saturday and sunday morning. highs only expected to native ones and you factor in the hue mitt at this. we do have a few ak taffe thunderstorms to move in. that will help keep your temperatures at bay. throughout the next couple of days we will see a gradual warming trend. the highest we get is 87 degrees. >> i'll take it. >>> an american wrapper held in sweden on assault charges. now the president is getting involved. cnn live in sweden with the latest. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. it makes me want to be better. to be able to connect with the people's stories that i'm listening to. that's inspiration. it's on d

that ties a record standing for the date since 1991, atlantic city, kennedy also and bridgeport, connecticutall of these temperatures climbing just around 100 degrees and either tying or breaking records. this sort of a setup, especially in an urban environment is the concerning perspective. buildings, glass,s afault, cement, all of these really do a great job of trapping heat and of course make cities and more populated regions that much more unbearable. you factor in the humidity in some of these areas. of course in the shade, that observation of new york came in at 100 degrees. in the afternoon, factor in the humidity, it feels like 110 across those areas. that is why there is such a demand on the infrastructure across this region but also on the people. notice this, a record low temperature on saturday and sunday morning there. 80 degrees and then 83 for a low temperature in boston on sunday morning. first time in recorded history we've had two times in one year of having lows fail to fall below 80 degrees. really speaks to the significance of this warmth. and, of course, saturday we set

also in the top 10, nashville and wilmington, north carolina along with bridgeport connecticut and lancasternia. according to the study though moving to lake charles louisiana could shorten an average seniors life the most by 9 months. some big cities like las vegas and salt lake city also made the list for lowering life expectancy for today's health minute and britt conway. >>up next a man finds this special treasure while on vacation where >>the san diego zoo is welcoming a very special new edition after 493 days a southern white rhino named victoria finally gave birth and it's not just any baby boy, here's look at him, it's the first of his kind to be born in north america from artificial insemination and that's great for the species in general because rhinos are listed as near threatened, but it's an even bigger deal for northern white rhinos there are only 2 of them left to live on earth. and both are females so until now cute. a vacationing teacher finds a diamond in a state park. >>this is josh lana can as you can see he is a very proud of his recent treasure atlantic found this 2.12

bridgeport, connecticut, broke a record at 99. manchester, new hampshire, breaking a record at 97.ly records but, yes, we'll cool down. look at this. cool this morning, feels -- it's already just 65 in chicago. so refreshing, 58 in green bay and we'll stay that way, high temperatures anywhere from 5 to even 10 degrees below average. nashville on tuesday, high of only 82. we can do this. >> your local weather in 30 seconds first your select cities sponsored by ancestry. >>> good morning. i'm abc news meteorologist mike nicco. 50s at the coast and triple digits inland as a heat wave will develop. look at it already in the east bay valleys, low to mid-90s. 80s for the rest of our inland neighborhoods, 70s around the bay and 60s coast into san francisco. we drop into the mid-50s and 60s >>> 6-year-old marcus in pennsylvania was in a total mood this weekend. you see him. just taking on that fan. is that how we all felt? >> oh, yeah. >> thank you for sending that in. >> the dogs did not want to move this weekend. >> not at all. >> hey, thanks for starting a new week with us. we'll be rig

hartford, connecticut, baltimore, number four, bridgeport, connecticut, number three.he top of that list is newark. are they most at risk? deirdre: yep. stuart: biggest risk is top of the line there, newark. second, detroit. bridgeport, baltimore, hartford. deirdre: you see it there. essentially, vacancy, delinquency, negative equity, meaning the value of the home is worth less than the mortgage. all of these have rates at least three times the national average. stuart: all of those cities are in deep trouble. deirdre: yeah, they are. stuart: baltimore was on the list. by the way, fox news, laurence jones went to baltimore to find out what residents are really saying about the city during this feud between the president and congressman elijah cummings. watch this. >> when you look at baltimore and everything that's happening, would it be safe to say that baltimore is in a crisis? >> yes, i would honestly say yes. you know, from the drug selling to the killings, you know, the poverty, you know, it's just crazy. >> what do you see when you see baltimore? poverty, crime,

host: elizabeth in bridgeport, connecticut. caller: i wanted to ask the senator about family farms.t seems as in all states people want locally sourced food and they want preservation of open space. i would like to know what policies you think could promote the preservation of smaller farms instead of the large industrial farms? havingld the high-speed broadband in rural areas and better transportation help people in rural areas? guest: first let's talk about broadband. that is true. we need the tech companies to understand there are resources as north dakota is one of the best rural connected broadband states. you can get better broadband at my husband's family farm in rural jamestown then you can in fargo, north dakota. saying to be careful broadband is the solution to all problems, we have to encourage amazon to understand there is workforce there and understand -- getting other tech copies to understand we have a resource undervalued their. we have to change the way we educate kids in rural america, we have to bring the best education and growing a workforce that can live and wo

even in connecticut in bridgeport, highs into the upper 90s. all of these either tying or breaking records and, of course, this has been -- this and the clima climate norm. that's when we watch for the warmest weather to take place. look at this perspective, even boston on saturday and sunday morning, both days they failed to drop below 80 degrees into the overnight hours. first time we've had multiple 80 degree lows in boston in recorded history, happening in one year. and of course when you factor in major cities, urban environments, the buildings, the cement, windows, all of these not only absorb heat but reflect some of the energy and really cause the inner city environments here to feel far, far warmer than what is the case in other suburban areas. humidities, as george referenced there, extremely high. in new york, that 100 felt like 110 degrees in the afternoon hours. you compare that to a city that is very hot this time of year, phoenix, arizona. their 108 high on sunday actually felt like 107 degrees because of how dry it is across the