, it was impossible for local residents to tolerate such a person nearby, and yes, that’s why the millernd the mill were not allowed to be installed in the populated area, in this case this tradition was observed, that is, the weight the yard is on that side of the road, and the mill with the miller's house is on this side of the road. due to the fact that the mills were located far from settlements and worked due to the forces of nature, people believed that the millers were associated with evil spirits, and they themselves believed in this, for example, when there was frost , a piece of lard was placed on the mill wheel to appease the water one. the river zhizhma, it is translated from the baltic dialects as zheka - this is a witch, and is translated as a witch’s river, and that’s accordingly, since the miller was very rich, very wealthy, all the locals said about him that he was with evil spirits, even if the mother-in-law lives in... if you decide to rewatch the film, pay attention to the shots where the knights are leading the witch, in one of them you can recognize our armor, i i c

zmitser and victoria will tell us how the free miller lives, apparently from his charming wife., tell us the history of this mill. story this mill is very interesting. the mill was always part of a large estate and brought in a very large income. the miller took about a fifth of the harvest, that is, he took 20% for grinding beech, so it was. a very rich, wealthy person, accordingly, it is impossible to tolerate such a person nearby, the local residents were, and yes, that’s why the miller and the mill were not allowed to be built in a populated area, in this case this tradition was observed, that is, the building of the yard is located on the other side of the road, and the mill with the miller's house is on this side of the road. because of due to the fact that the mills were located far from settlements and worked at the expense of the forces of nature, people believed that the millers were connected with the unclean. forces, and they themselves believed in it, for example, when it was frosty , they put a piece of lard under the mill wheel to appease the waterman, the river z

how is life zmitser and victoria will tell us about the free miller, apparently his charming wife.l? the history of this mill is very interesting, the mill was always part of a large estate and brought in a very large income. the miller took about a fifth of the harvest, that is, he took 20% for grinding beeches, so he was a very rich, wealthy man, and accordingly, it was impossible to tolerate such a person nearby. there were residents, and yes, therefore the miller and the mill were not allowed to be erected in a populated area, in in this case, this tradition is followed, that is, the courtyard is located on that side of the road, and the mill with the miller's house is on this side of the road. due to the fact that the mills were located far from settlements and worked at the expense of the forces of nature, people believed that the millers were connected with evil spirits, and they themselves believed in this, for example, when it was frosty , a piece of... was placed on the mill wheel... to appease water, the river zhizhma, it is translated from the baltic dialects as zheka -

by the way, when a reporter tells miller that's matthew miller, that what, what he just did, what he just said, he said it's, that's not what i meant. thank you for correcting me. in fact, it was exactly exactly what he met because that is the troops. let me help you here in 2005. israel told all non palestinians who were settlers living in garza. yes, because i used to have his railways and palestinians living together is real. emily scholars say they've been that they ask all the is really citizens who are living there to get out. they told all the settlers to get out, you know why they did that. so that they could turn gaza into a fully occupied country. it couldn't do those would, would, would you know, with israelis living there, you know, uh since then palestinians and garza had been forced to live in her run the sudden brooding conditions. once they got the good guys out where every couple of years, the idea of goes in and quote, most of them down model is the law and that's what they've said though their words . well, since the terrible attack on israel, on october 7th, israe

aaron david miller. — focus is going to remain. aaron david miller, as _ focus is going to remain. going to remain. aaron david miller, as always, thankl david miller, as always, thank you for sharing your thoughts. regular having me. —— thank you for having me. president biden has been hosted for a state dinner in france as a commemoration of the d—day landings. there was a parade at the champs—elysees. president biden spoke about the war in ukraine, saying the russian president is not going to stop at ukraine. our two countries are standing with the ukrainian people as they fight off putin �*s aggression. yesterday announced $225 million in new security assistance to ukraine and it is the sixth package we have provided since we signed the national security legislation earlier this year. i wish we could have done it when we want to do six months earlier but we got it done. with $61 billion in additional aid to ukraine and i command france and their leadership at all. you have provided $107 billion in assistance to ukraine since the war began. because we know what happens if putin

i mean, i'm no fan of matt miller ever since. back in his m. s. n. b c contributor days during the trump years. well, i believe that this onset onslaught on gaza is exactly that a deliberate attack on civilians. but to be fair, i will cut them a little slack here, rick on some floods here and there. when you speak for a living, rick, you and i both know this, these blogs happen to everyone, but the difference is that most people aren't in front of cameras to catch them saying it or in front of a room full of reporters. and now that said, we heard matt lee of the he's a legend in that state department. press room. i've been around him very fair, always on it. he called out matt miller on that, on that swab, forced him to defend his position on garza, and that's exactly the right thing to do or reporter the right. there's no way the less of what you know by the way. and here to, i'm going to give them some prompts here. when you watch those state department briefings, you get more news out of that. not just from what is said, but also from what is not

but when lauren miller testified to the senate judiciary committee, that did not happen.afael edward cruz did not even show up for that hearing. texas congressman, who is now running for senate against senator pecker met with lauren miller before the hearing. you will now get to hear what senator pecker refused cruz refused to even get close o to dan r that hearing. you will now get to hear what left everyone senator at the hearing literally speechless, not one republican member of that committee had one word to say to lauren miller. after she said this. >> texas is in he-man abortion bans stripped me of my bodily etomidate and kept me from making life and death decisions about my health, my children's health, and the future of my family. my pregnancy was not my own. it belonged to the state. and ultimately, the opinions of texas politicians and government lawyers completely overrode the medical judgment of my physicians and trampled my constitutional rights to life and health. i was forced to travel out of state for the essential and life preserving medical care that i d

i want to thank steve martin and sienna miller.ghtline," is next but first their album "loom" comes out friday. here with the song "eyes closed," imagine dragons! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm back from the dead from the back of my head ♪ ♪ been gone and facin' horrors that should never be said ♪ ♪ the wrath and the grit from the pit of despair ♪ ♪ been takin' every whip and word ♪ ♪ i've never been spared they say tomorrow's never promised ♪ ♪ honest they say that angels are among us ♪ ♪ lock me up in a maze oh turn out ♪ ♪ turn out the lights oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i was born i was raised for this ♪ ♪ oh turn out turn out the lights ♪ ♪ oh oh oh turn out the lights ♪ ♪ lock me up inside a cage just throw away the key don't worry 'bout me ♪ ♪ i was drivin' in my car throwin' up my hands put it in coast ♪ ♪ i could do this with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ turn out turn out the lights ♪ ♪ i could do this with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ turn out turn out the lights ♪ ♪ i could do this with my eyes closed ♪ ♪ less medications less manifestations ♪ ♪ mant

sienna miller is here.e have music from imagine dragons, and we'll be right back with the great steve martin. ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by target. ♪ >> martin: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live!." i'm martin short. tonight a very talented actress. her new movie is called "horizon: an american saga," chapter one. sienna miller is with us. and then later, they're playing four nights at the hollywood bowl, and their new album comes out friday. imagine dragons from the outdoor stage. you can also seem see them in camden, new jersey while jimmy is off neglecting you. i'll be filling in this week with some fantastic guests including selena gomez, jane lynch, beck, and jelly roll. and on thursday night, jiminy glick will be hosting, with his guests melissa mccarthy, and nick kroll. i'm so excited about my first -- i will tell you, i must say, i'm so excited about my first guest tonight. you know, it is true. i'm always asked, "what's steve martin really like?" and i

a batteries made by a friend, miller are filled with crushed trunks under already connected to serve the needs of a hospital. they have a life span of 30 years. the us think rocks have had a lot of potential because they are, they're natural, they're abundant. you have them as a by product quite often and they have some nice thermal storage properties that, that make them attract. brent miller is one of the older companies doing heat storage. they are driven by harnessing green energy. but their primary drive is to make the process of making cheese less reliance on fossil fuels, especially for the industrial sector. heat generation or eating coatings over 50 percent. the energy we consume in the world that store and brun miller chief business officer of the company. in the industrial sector, the numbers are even higher. it goes up to 6070 percent, sometimes in the nations that they used to generate this theme or chief. this is a crucial point. if thermal energy storage solutions can help the carbonized industry, we're more likely to have a healthier promise and we'll go back to it la

the energy we consume in the world that store and brian miller, chief business officer of the company in the industrial sector, the numbers are even higher, goes up to 6070 percent, sometimes in the emissions that they used to generate this theme or chief. this is a crucial point. if thermal energy storage solutions can help the carbon ice industry, we're more likely to have a healthier promise and we'll go back to a laser for us to, to lay this solar fuels covering 700 headquarters has 10600 hugo stats and a 252 major high tower. this area has some of the highest levels of solar radiation in the world. the plant is over 17 hours of thermal storage capacity using molten souls. the, during all the hours of sunshine, we stole thermal energy that is storing salt at $560.00 degrees celsius. in a very large tank and boom done paid more than the solar power is captured through the heat. here. stats ramirez, these reflects the sun's rays to the receiver know paces at the top of the tower there. the radiation is absorbed, teasing a st. miss codes, melton souls, and conversing the energy back

and steve miller, you were a company president trump sailboat of you did not show up in the businessrump some of the others stops in trump comes back to capitol hill steve miller, what was your impression is your take away. steve: yes larry, well i have an incredible time today attending some of the events that was just described as incredible unity and incredible good feeling about house members and among centaurs, tremendous support for this candidate for the presidential republican nominee and to achieve victory in november uses president trump said, we must be unified across the board and he laid out his immigration vision he laid out his porter vision and he laid out his economic vision how to tackle inflation and how to tackle but that how to get energy prices back down and energy security backup and how to seal the border shut down and talk but having and he's more solid love that are ravaging so many nations the putting american security in grave peril so all that and more with this is truly incredible day and a wonderful day for the republican party and for america. larry: t

i got a smile, small one out of steve miller. today although you didn't show up at the business roundtable to see the extraordinary kudlow interview but i think you were with trump at some other stops. trump comes back to capitol hill. steve miller, with was your impression, what was your takeaway? >> yes, larry. well i had a incredible time today attending some of the events that was just described. there was incredible unity, incredible good feeling among house members, among senators. tremendous support for this candidate for the presidential republican nominee, to achieve victory in november because as president trump said, we must be unified across the board. he laid out his immigration vision. he laid his border vision, laid out his economic vision. how to get energy back down, energy security back up. seal the border, stop illegal immigration and how to stop ending all the wars all over the globe ravaging so many nations and putting american security in grave peril. all of that and more was discussed, a truly incredible da

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hannah, thank you so much, hannah miller and the| you so much, hannah miller and the rather noisy spreaderroom, that their candidate was the one with all the answers and clarifying anything that comes up in that q and a that is currently under way. we will talk some more to hannah and the team there is a lit later in the programme once we hear from there is a lit later in the programme once we hearfrom both sides, and some highlights of those q and a sessions under tough questions expected from the audience. will be back very shortly, stay with us here on the context on bbc news. hello. it's been another day of below average temperatures across most parts of the uk. with that, we've seen a fair amount of cloud, but also a fair amount of dry weather. this cool air mass, though, is set to be replaced by something that — on the face of it — looks a little bit warmer, a change in wind direction. but with that, we see this frontal system pushing in from the west. that will bring some heavy rain and some quite brisk winds. and i think by virtue of the cloud, the rain, the strong winds, it will s

and then i have, i have no words to describe matt miller. actually i do have some words, but the fcc won't allow me to say them. that was such a laughable answer that he gave you know, that was before my time here. what a lame response. i mean, i wasn't alive during the j f. k era, but i know what happened during his administration because guess what, then i can read and seek answers to the questions that i might have. what kind of week answer was this from a guy who's supposed to be, you know, a government official, he's actually hired to speak for a living. it was a ways only way out of having to be further pressed on a topic that you know, no, nobody being harmed by what do you weeks or the a sondra releases know and then but, but but manila, it's about just that nobody was harm. you can argue that people's lives were saved because of julian, a, sorry, the fact that you had people that the large numbers of civilians interact and of denison died. mean as a result of what was yeah, in place there and. and then you have joined a soldier when

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miller, yourself a yep. i know and you really quite well, he's a friend, i have not spoken to him since the resignation, but i know his political views quite well and um and his frustrations with the us policy. he was the senior official for israel passed at the state department. i mean, he was a w assistant secretary party to bar relief barb relief was the assistant secretary that went on all 8 of blankets and trips to the middle east as his main advisor. so this is the, the officer in charge of the senior diplomat in charge of israel palestine, the state department resigning and saying its for family reasons. now the fact that it was broken in the washington post and several people that know and well, we're talking all about guys that made it clear that, that he's trying to, you know, make a principled stand. but in a pragmatic way that doesn't embarrass his bosses. but he was definitely unhappy with the policy he was against what's known as the bear hug. policy started the card punched launch policy towar

let's take a short break and come back with steven miller and kari lake.: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death. maria: welcome back. i am back with former white house senior adviser stephen miller and arizona senate candidate carrie laifnlgt we are talking about -- kari lake. we are talking about the next steps and the only to next question is what does this conviction mean for the presidential election and a fair election. do you believe you can get a fair election many in arizona? let's start there there. >> well, if it were today, i would have my doubts, but i know there's work being done. we're working very hard. we've filed lawsuits. we have to -- we can't fight anything that goes wrong whether it be fraud, malfe

thank you. >> stephen: george miller is known for, in these films especially, treating vehicles like lot of driving in this. are you a good driver? did you go in there, "i'm so excited because i'm a car gal." >> anya: i'm going to be really honest about this. i'm really good driver. i don't have a license. >> stephen: were you are really good driver before the film? >> ana: no, no, no, i've never driven a car in my life. >> stephen: you'd literally never driven a car before? >> anya: when george miller calls and asks you, do you want to learn how to drive a car to be in "mad max" you say yes and you figure it out as you go along. >> stephen: you're driving stick. >> anya: i'm driving some really cool vehicles. the first thing i learned how to do, a juicy lift 180. juice e lift 180. you floor the accelerator and you pull the emergency break and eventually stop. >> stephen: does the car skid out? >> anya: yeah. it's really fun. >> stephen: have you since gotten your license? >> anya: to be fair, i've been on a month-long press tour for this movie. so once it's over, yes, i'm planning o

tim miller is back.sense of the mood in the room, and another point of tension there, the discussion about social distancing policies during the pandemic in addition to what we just heard which was masking. >> reporter: chris, this hearing is looking like it's starting to wrap up. the chairman is in the midst of giving closing remarks. we're looking outside the hearing room for if we see dr. fauci come out. i have questions for him after watching that, including the idea of whether it was worthwhile to be backwards looking, and if that makes the united states any more prepared for any kind of next pandemic. of course, that's what democrats continue to drive at during this hearing. for republicans, it was a lot of relitigation of the kinds of policies we heard so many times in those initial months of 2020 and the pandemic, things like social distancing and mask wearing. listen, for example, to what dr. fauci said when asked about the idea of 6 feet of social distancing becoming the policy? >> it actually

chris miller is the son of carol miller from west virginia and you have mark who is the son of shelleyandfather was governor there as well. their family is well known. he beat -- he was able to divide the vote.you have a lot of peope dividing their vote regionally. he ran strong in the rural areas and the panhandle. huntington was for miller. amy: let's talk about on the democratic side. jessica: the -- the retiring senator joe manchin who was a former governor and very popular. there are some rumors going around that he is being urged to step in and take williams' place. williams has denied this. if you have manchin coming back that would make what is a slamdunk a little more interesting. he ran against mention and loss in the 2018 senate race. he is a polarizing figure within the republican community especially for the business aligned republicans in the state. manchin might be getting encouragement from more moderate republicans. i feel like there is always a rumor that joe manchin is going to do something. i think joe manchin makes a lot of headlines. amy: that is wonder watch. let

let's take a short break and come back with steven miller and kari lake.ia: welcome back. i am back with former white house senior adviser stephen miller and arizona senate candidate carrie laifnlgt we are talking about -- kari lake. we are talking about the next steps and the only to next question is what does this conviction mean for the presidential election and a fair election. do you believe you can get a fair election many in arizona? let's start there there. >> well, if it were today, i would have my doubts, but i know there's work being done. we're working very hard. we've filed lawsuits. we have to -- we can't fight anything that goes wrong whether it be fraud, malfeasance after the pact. we've got to get ahead of it, and we have a strong g with op chairwoman who's working on that right now, and we're getting poem out there. i'm on the campaign trail, we are getting people registered to vote, people who have never voted before. so i don't think the polls are all that accurate for getting the temperature of where the american people are. they are f

, jason miller and steven miller to get his game tight, get kellyanne conway back in the mix, i think rubio and vance have been helping him with policy refreshers. what do you think the topic is having anybody talk to trump ahead of the debate given his performances prior? >> well, i also don't think much of policy refreshers. he can't admit he's prepping because of his ego or ubwhatever and they come up with this nonsense talk. it's worth noting the reality donald trump did improve between the 2016 and 2018 debate. it didn't help him in the end. joe biden ended up winning, but donald trump has a lot of flaws, but he is capable of taking some feedback and standing down from the upper edges if he doesn't get triggered, and i think that's joe biden's job during the debate, and joe biden has to be presidential, has to put forth the policy agenda but he also has to get under donald trump's skin a bit because trump is going to be the calm for trump version, not calm for a politician but calm for trump, and biden's got to try to bring real trump back, bring debate trump back. >> calm for tr

lauren miller is one of the 30 million texans who republican senator rafael edward cruz is supposed touldn't even be bothered to show up. he either simply was too much of a coward to face the situation that he had forced me into or he just didn't care. >> texas congressman colin allred who is running for senate against senator cruz met with lauren miller before that hearing and he heard what senator cruz did not want to hear. lauren miller traveled over 700 miles to colorado to get the life saving medical treatment that she was denied by the republican government of texas. there are several texas cities now trying to pass abortion travel bans that make it illegal to use local roads and highways to help a person access an ■;p!ortion outside of texas. congressman allred heard all of that today from the amarillo reproductive freedom alliance. the group successfully defeated a petition in the city of amarillo that would have adopted an abortion travel ban there. here's what congressman allred had to say. >> we don't have to be embarrassed by our senator. we can get a new one. that's what t

and david miller is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. we asked him why this statement from the adf smokes person is coming now. and they're just living here after almost 9 months. it was hard to believe next month because not funding this war. the idea of id, if not the political establishment mister nature y'all. is there anywhere in government or during most of the fighting? they understand how difficult it is for the id of to operate band or stand it every time there's a strike, which is almost any worse. and may i ask you, i should be sent to wherever it is with your machine, particularly in the united states. but it, in europe and other places as well. and i understand that the only way to, if, if in fact it's even possible to beat us is to create an alternative structure. an alternative, a set of governing principles to see, to facilitate security and prosperity, which doesn't, has left under a mazda is rule since 2007. and the current government miserable is simply as knowing the junction of engaging in the palestinian authority o

. >> bill miller is president of the power company of wyoming, which is beginning to build what willed states in the middle of a geographic break in the continental divide. >> all the winds, which blow from west to east, pretty much are funneled through this part of the country. >> miller drove to the top of a place called chokecherry knob to give us a taste of the wind. >> so, when this is up and running, how many turbines will b out here? >> current plan calls for 600 turbines. >> and how much energy will that generate? >> it'll generate around 12 million megawatt hours of power. >> and that's enough to power how many homes? >> a million, a million-two. >> wyoming doesn't have anything close to that many homes. it has the smallest population of any of the 50 states. so, the plan is to build a new 800-mile-long transmission line to send that power to california, which needs and wants it. >> what's this going to cost? >> the wind farm will be something north of $5 billion. the transmission line will be something north of $3 billion, capital investment. >> that's a big investment. >>

right, so that will be george miller needs play. see, we'll try and say listen, i'll let you in. if you give me something that i want within the power structures, because there's much more than just the top senior jobs as far as on the line, she will try to hold her green deal, which is be steadily chipped away by rights and unsolved right groups. as is progressed in the legislative section, i'm what she really wants is the ukraine's be a member state. we know that that was a big thing, but the problem is that and see the ukrainian prize a president. he's been here in brussels today as well, to go to the check period for the latest from brussels tonight. jack, thank you. of the. all right, here's a quick look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world ultra orthodox jews have protested on the streets after israel supreme court ordered the government to draft jewish seminary students into the military is a setback for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that could cause a rift in his already riddle room. in coalition order orthodox jewish seminary stu

lauren miller is an eighth generation texan.l her story and just like when we talked a few months back, ted cruz who is on that committee refused to hear her out. would not even show her the basic respect of just sitting in the seat and hearing her tell her story. because as you said i don't think ted cruz does see himself representing all 30 million of us and he certainly doesn't want to take responsibility for the fact that his extreme policies, this is the end point of it. this is what it looks like when you pass in extreme abortion ban and also try to say that folks can't travel. this is what it looks like. it is a mother who gets the news we all hope we don't get that when she is hoping to welcome twins, the one of those babies is not going to make it and it is killing her. instead of being able to get a procedure close to home she has to go to colorado. that is not who we are as texans, that is why november 5 we are going to get rid of ted cruz. >> the last time we had a travel ban in this country it was on the free moveme

andrew miller from the us state department is the latest in the spring of resignations from the side administration across a range of agencies. and it underscores rolling frustration within the body and ministration over the president's stock support for israel's war on gaza. already there has been a number of high profile resignations where and those who have resigned have said that the president, in some cases is twisting the facts or even turning a blind di or complicit in the 37000 palestinian desk and counting. now this not only underscores the growing frustration with in the government, but also outside the government. just 2 weeks ago we saw thousands take to the street outside the white house, protesting israel's war on garza. and we expect, as we head towards the november presidential election, those protests will continue next week. us president joe biden is set to debate for president donald trump in a presidential debate where joe biden appears in public appearances. he is often met by protesters who call him genocide, joe, or say that his red line was a lie. we also expe

he's, he's right up there with miller. but getting back to your question, i think we need to get away from this view which looks at western politicians as somehow being bought buy these rarely these were being blackmailed by these realities are being threatened by these rallies. and blindly embracing israel against their better judgment or against their will. and perhaps we should start looking at these people as doing precisely what they want to do as, as people who are fundamentally racist. who feel that is real, is entitled to do whatever it pleases with the past and in people with the herbs and with the region for that matter. and these are people who are almost congenitally have been conditioned to view palestinians and arrowheads as irrelevant. an expendable human scum. so it's not that they don't see these images, but that these images make absolutely no impression on that. they couldn't care. less between rabbani thank you to thank you. that's it for the show of continued condolences to those re evaluate us and you

okay, this is house that the miller's center at rutgers university. the miller center is heavily funded by the office of the director of national intelligence. it is a recruitment farm for the c i a. if you look at the n c r i national contagion research institute staff, it's all former spooks. and there is someone who has advised them named sema voc in in gil, who was the key as really intelligence agent working to neutralize the boycott. the investment in sanctions movement inside the united states, someone whose job was to meddle in us politics, attack college students as terrorist and prevent americans from exercising their constitutional rights to boycott, apartheid israel. she was advising this group. that was the main source of research for the washington post against us, which obviously inspired the attack on us. the director of n c r. i drove finkelstein was the a former research director for the anti defamation league. so putting the pieces together here you see the washington post is nothing more than a laundromat for the 3 letter agencies

us department of defense matthew miller said he does not expect a fair trial, because the accusationsainst the journalist are false from the very beginning. the state department added that they will make every effort to return evan hershkevich home. and then we talk about activists in georgia who seek to highlight the atrocities of russian troops committed in their country during the 1990s. those tragic events, say georgian activists should have warned the world about the threat of russia long before it reached full scale. when the soviet union collapsed in 1991 and the same year georgia declared independence in abkhazia and south ossetia, regions bordering russia, there were strained relations with ethnic minority groups. many georgians say that moscow has used these tensions to fuel the conflict. the founder of the campaign against buchi was abkhazia, tamara chergolyshvili blames russia for the war. wars began in georgia, which were called ethnic conflicts and civil wars war, but in fact it was russia that organized the whole mess of war and bloodshed in order to dismember georgia a

andrew miller says he makes that decision for family reasons. and he's disagreed in the cost with president joe biden times. links of the whole sweltering summer sheet has arrived to many countries in the northern hemisphere. and record temperatures are already suspected to have caused hundreds or possibly thousands of deaths in asia and europe. india's capital has closed 38 consecutive days with temperatures as or above 40 degrees. it's been more than $40000.00 cases of heat stroke. parts of europe have seen record breaking the heat easily has issued warnings in several regions, as temperatures near 40 degrees. in the last week, greece has shut down the acropolis to protect it tourist well in the us, nearly 100000000 people are on the dangerous heat advisories daily because of the broken early in the season, she hubbard tons. the reports from washington dc. even before the heat, the informed friday was washington dc. 5th straight day or 32 degrees celsius focuses expect the temperature to reach 37th in 7 degrees celsius, 100 degrees fahrenheit,