yeah, we're looking at stormy weather once again today the ohio valley into the great lakes, parts of the northeast as well 43 million people at risk. we could see winds gusting up to 57 miles per hour. that is more than hurricane force winds. you only need 74 miles an hour for category 1 hurricane it will be gusty out there also looking at a chance of hail a few tornadoes are possible tomorrow we're going to see the risk into the carolinas. we're looking at 8 million people at risk once again for gustyds, wi winndt in south central stat1 in san antonio, 97 oklahoma city guys, we'll talk about the week ahead. we'll talk more about the heat, stormy weather and fire alerts out there. >> all right, we'll talk to you soon, michelle thank you. >>> during this pride month we will take a look back at the pulse night club shooting now six years removed. >> millions are facing tough economic times with sky high inflation. we'll talk to multiple families about how they are coping next i literally use this every day. to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after my dog jumps off th

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>> this starting in the northern plains and upper midwest and it's going to creep to the ohio valley.st, heat advisories when the index could feel well over 100. this is exceptionally dangerous for people in the northern plains and upper midwest because you have more people up there without air conditioning and the overnight lows are also going to be warm and our bodies can't recover from that. you can see the heat building into the ohio valley, the southeast, the deep south as the week goes on. excessive heat today, places like sioux falls, the heat index, 106. omaha, 104. wichita in the triple digits as well. temperatures in the 90s all across the south. look at that, new orleans heat index of 103, with an actual temperature of 94. we could break more than 100, high temperature records throughout the course of the week. most of those across the eastern half of the u.s. so as we go forward, high temperatures hitting the triple digits in places like chicago, 101 on tuesday. hitting the triple digits in st. louis as well tomorrow. temperatures very hot. dallas, 101 on tuesday as well a

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this morning the same complex that moved through chicago yesterday is moving through parts of the ohio valley into the northeast. we do have severe thunderstorm watches. that is where you see the yellow line, the yellow boxes and we're looking downpours that are torrential lightning and thunder as well and the possibility of very strong storms. that's our ig aboutest concern with with these complex 20 million people at rex with winds gusting to 60 miles per hour could see damaging hail, a tornado or two is possible we'll talk more about the severe weather and record-setting heat coming up. >> that record-setting heat also fueling raging wildfires in the southwest. crews in arizona and new mexico racing to contain blazes fueled by the heat wave and heavy winds. cathy park has more. >> here we go again. >> reporter: the historic heat wave fueling dangerous fires across the southwest pipeline fire in arizona exploding, tripling in size in just one tday, burning at least 5,000 acres. 0 thousands ready to leave. as crews try to contain the flames, officials arrested a 57 kpr -year-old man in conne

so many of us seeing showers and storms on this monday from the ohio valley to the great lakes down intosevere storms in the central high plains. toasty in texas. many temperatures above 100 degrees. and a really nice day after a really nice weekend in new england. parts of the northeast and the midatlantic. some more showers and storms in the state of florida after a really soggy weekend some spots saw over 15 inches of rain as we look towards wednesday, that weather moves into parts of the midatlantic, the new england area, also the northeast a really pleasant day in the northern plains. and friday we are looking at a fantastic day in the northeast back to you guys >> michelle, thank you >>> coming up on this 70th anniversary of d-day, how one veteran proves it's never too late the reach a goal. odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh

on the radar heavy rain is expected in the ohio valley and severe storms are possible today from nebraska to kansas and missouri. checking today's high temperatures, 70s and 80s in the northeast. 90s in texas where record highs are possible. triple digits in phoenix. 77 in los angeles, but parts of california will hit 100 today. >>> coming up, the hollywood actress saying no to a hit movie franchise because of a salary dispute. >>> but first the new experiment with a four-day workweek. is it the future? >>> and up next, a close encounter with a great white shark. we hear from the fisherman who >>> my son was like appointmenting to it. hey, there goes a shark. no way! >> a shark sighting off the new jersey coast is causing some concern. an eight-foot great white was spotted about 20 miles south of atlantic city. said to be just a teenager. it comes a few days after officials on new york's long island began a new shark patrol. >>> a 4-year-old boy has been found safe after surviving two nights alone in the remote wilderness of montana. riker webb was reported missing after playing with the

the storm have moved into the midwest and ohio valley. on the radar, expect rain in the eastern half of the nation today. flooding is possible from oklahoma to northern georgia. and checking today's high temperatures, heat advisories are expected for most of the southwest. a risk of fires and record heat in texas. >>> coming up, the olympics make a big change when it come to figure skating. >>> but first, 56 massage therapyists in 17 months. the new revelations in the sexual misconduct statement surrounding shawn watson. >>> plus, the new >>> a big change in the olympics when it comes to figure skating. in the wake of russian doping scandal involving a fence-year-old, the international skating union is raising the age limit to 17. the change was in the works even before the scandal. officials say the new rule is aimed at protecting skaters' physical and mental health. >>> we turn to the growing sexual misconduct scandal surrounding the nfl star quarterback deshaun watson as more women file lawsuis against him. we're learning more about th

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a third of america under weather alerts and a half a million americans in the great lakes and ohio valleyut power after damaging thunderstorms. and the historic flooding that's closed yellowstone national park, as the shocking video shows the destructive strength of the river. the economic anxiety: with the cost of food and air travel skyrocketing, the president on the defense. and the fed is expected to raise interest rates, what it means for your home loan and credit card. one month since the massacre in buffalo. the big news out of the nation's capitol, as a key republican signals support for gun safety regulations. sex abuse in the southern baptist church: our interview with a survivor as leaders meet. >> it started with sleepovers. >> o'donnell: american innovation: the georgia college with a 99% employment rate for recent grads. so what's their secret? the consumer warning over a popular fisher-price rocker for babies and toddlers. what parents need to know. a big announcement from serena williams: after a year on the sidelines, what's next for the tennis superstar? and the u.s. arm

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that's what we're watch being from the southwest all the way to the northern plains, the ohio valley into the great lakes and the carolinas as well. we're going to see temperatures into the 90s, 100s it's going to feel like 115 in some spots here's the set up. the jet stream so far to the north it opens the door to the summer like heat coming in hundreds all the way to omaha, nebraska, it's going to feel like 101 in some spots, 98 degrees in nashville, raleigh 98 90s in maryland. houston 99 degrees tomorrow we're going to keep the heat in place as well into the upper 90s in minneapolis, 99 in louisville and 100 degrees in charlotte. later on this week, still warm, not maybe quite as warm in parts of the upper midwest, but we're looking at the upper 80s in new york city by thursday. we'll talk more about the heat, guys we're also looking at strong to severe storms today as well. >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> today marks three weeks since 19 children and two teachers were killed in their school by a teenager with an assault rifle. and the public outcry may have finally pushed

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also looking at the chance for severe weather in the ohio valley, great lakes into portions of mid easthe northern plains, the northwest looking at higher elevation snow there, too. as well. we're going to dry out in the northwest by wednesday a few storms in the upper midwest and extreme heat continues for much of us on wednesday. we're going to see heat indices near 115 for some of us by wednesday. the dangerous heat continues in the southwest. temperatures once again into the 100s and lots of sunshine in the northern plains on friday. back to you guys >>> all right, michelle, thanks. next on "early today," students give an unforgettable sendoff to acrsfari rirg voteetin tehe hness? try febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la be re

the other big story is extreme heat for millions of folks across the ohio valley, the great lakes andto the southeast. heat advisory and excessive heat watches, temperatures are going to be 90 to 100 with humanitarian on top of that for a number of days, that is dangerous and we'll see daytime records shattered across south carolina and georgia, kentucky, ohio, this is going to be a big concern, not only today, but for several days. take all precautions, there will be cooling centers open, watch you were pets, the elderly, bring them inside. >> todd: hunter biden caught on tape bragging about being the son of joe biden in newly leaked audio from his infamous laptop, listen. >> he will talk about anything i want to, he believes in. if i say it is important to me, he wants to make it a part of his platform. my dad respects me more than anyone else in the world. i can do anything. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. some people are calling hunter biden joe biden's number one advisor. >> joe: wow. i can do anything i want is what hunter biden is saying and his actions prove it. right, guy

early next week we get into the ohio valley region. expected to have warm summer temperatures well above average and looking at temperatures, record high for national map for today. severe storms in the gulf state looking warm and calm entering the weekend. >> carley: thank you very much. the white house bracing for another brutal -- cheryl casone will tell us if we'll see prices rise higher this summer. >> ashley: plus "wall street journal's" james freeman will explain how it is getting worse, don't go anywhere. (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight management aid for adults with a bmi of 25-40 when combined with diet and exercise. plenity is not a drug - it's made from naturally derived building blocks and helps you feel fuller and eat less. it is a prescription only treatment and is not for pregnant women or people allergic to its ingredients. talk to your docto

it comes to watching the active pattern, there is a severe weather threat around portions of the ohio valley, watching strong storms that could bring with it damaging winds and large hail in the afternoon hours. temperatures 98 in st. louis, 90 in chicago and century mark across portions of the southern u.s. atlanta will get very close to it with highs right around 100 degrees. so we'll watch it carefully here as the week progresses. >> and how long are they supposed to last? next week is it supposed to ease? >> it will last at least over the weekend and potentially a little bit of a break going into next week. >> stay safe, everyone. thanks, pedram. >>> hanging on by a thread. ukraine says that its soldiers are struggling to hold the in the east. we're live from kyiv after the break. >>> plus outrage and fear after the kremlin refuses to allow for death penalty for two americans captured in ukraine. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? no problem. the sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing, so you both stay comfortable and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per n

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in the southwest, to the central plains, the ohio valley south, and 80% of americans are above averagerms of temperatures. so far to the north that it is allowing all of this heat and humidity, and the combination that is making dangerous conditions. 112 in phoenix. we're near 100 degrees in tallahassee. and memphis, st. louis, and 102 in dodge city. and tomorrow, same story, we're going to see the heat continuing, near 100 degrees in memphis, kansas city, atlanta and 100 degrees the forecasted high in dallas. certainly breaking some records in some spots tomorrow. and the storms this morning, we can hear the lightning, or see the lightning and hear the thunder outside the home studio here in bucks county. we could see winds gusting over 50 miles an hour and some hail will be largest, and larger, and also a chance of a tornado. jonathan? >> michelle, grossman thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the house select committee investigating january 6th released surveillance video of a republican congressman giving a tour of the capitol complex the day before the attack.

forecasters say the heat could also fuel severe storms, particularly in the upper midwest and the ohio valley. >>> hope on the hill as the senate strikes a bipartisan gun deal what's in it and what didn't make the cut and where the deal goes from here >>> what began with a random tip of a little army of people in masks and shields headed to a pride event, ends with the arrest of more than 30 men the investigation into a white-nationalist group, and why the police chief says the situation is escalating as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. . >>> some states make it tougher than ever for businesses to operate so every year, cnbc compiles america's top states tore opinions. in this 15th year of the survey, we are ranking all 50 states based on their business environments the rankings come out exactly one month from today between now and then, our top states team will be crisscrossing the country from inflation to soaring gas prices, and widespread workers shortagers this could be the most competitive year, yet. in san francisco, here is cnbc's scott cohn >> repor

now, the dangerous temperatures are easing in the midwest and ohio valley, but still above average.atures at yellowstone park could lead to more snow melt and that means a rise in river levels there. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is here with more. so, yes, it's uncomfortable, but what's more important is this could be really dangerous. >> absolutely. take a look at the video behind me. this is of the road basically washed out not just in one spot but multiple locations along the yellowstone river. just because of how much water was flowing at one time, and part of the reason for that was you had a lot of snow melt come down. you had a tremendous amount of moisture from an atmospheric river move through. that led to an intense amount of moisture. here's the thing, we're going to see those temperatures warm up yet again in the coming days around yellowstone national park. all this pink and purple you see here, that's snow that's on those mountains. that is the snow that has the potential to melt as those temperatures warm up over the next couple of days. the other thing to know,

however, this heat, this kind of heat that we're dealing with across the midwest and the ohio river valleymperatures, air temperatures that are in the low to mid 90s but then factor in the humidity and we're talking about the feels like temperature in the low 100s. some areas like columbus getting up to 108. this is the same area that saw the strongest severe thunderstorms push over just yesterday. now we have more than half a million people -- half a million households without power, and that is a deadly combination for sure. we have more storms on the way because of this area of high pressure that is both leading to the heat across the east coast but also leading to the storms, taking their track across the midwest, down into the ohio river valley. also notice where that high pressure is located. it's located over the tennessee valley, and down here across the southeast, we're also looking at heat advisories too. these heat advisories in excessive heat warnings are issued not just because the air temperature but because of the humidity. your body's not allowed to cool off naturally the w

the great lakes, the ohio valley, low dew points, and so really nice day.at things up, too. then we're looking at a chance for some showers and thunderstorms as we head towards parts of northern plains. so dangerous heat today, we're looking at areas of heat advisories from fresno bakersfield and santa barbara and santa ana and 14 million people impacted. this is really rare for this part of the country, so the concern is we don't have air conditioning, we don't have a way to cool off and the fans are going as we go throughout the afternoon, but it is going to lift. it is not going to last very long. which is good news. we're looking at washington, d.c., 82 degrees. that's five degrees below average. enjoy it. >> lovely. thank you, michelle. >>> still ahead, new reporting related to the january 6th attack on the capital and the attorney for helping to develop president trump's strategy, his phone was seized by the fbi. we will have that and talk about what is expected during today's house select committee hearing. we will be back in just a moment. stay with

a cold front will bring some relief to the midwest in ohio valley late thursday, but not without thehunderstorms. this is hot. this is hot. definitely. you gotta be prepared for this and make sure you hydrated, drinking a lot of water and taking some breaks every four or five miles. typically i ride stretches a 10 or 15 without stopping. but stop. you know what a bit more often and out west officials continue to assess the damage at yellowstone national park after unprecedented flooding hit the region this week. heavy rainfall and rapid snow melt caused rivers to rise above their banks, swallowing bridges and homes and forcing more than 10,000 visitors to flee. i woke up to my 10 year old screaming downstairs. and jumped out of vain and she was probably about four or five inches worth of water now reading that houses got flooded in the road, and people got stuck and evacuated. i mean, it's crazy to think about montana's national guard says they've rescued 88 people since the flooding began in livingston, montana. max gordon fox weather. at a burial weather. backyard weather feels lik

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looking at damaging winds and some isolated tornadoes and you can see a scattered threat into the ohio valleyhen the extreme heat, heat alerts, heawa record-setting temperatures for so many cities and this heat dome, it expands into the middle of the country, sliding to the east. we're talking about cities like st. louis, missouri, up to 100 degrees tomorrow, even places like chicago getting it on the hottest weather yet this year. that's a look across the country.and three two, i'm abc s meteorologist routine with yours accuweather forecast. it's humid. it's cloudy out there. it's a cooler afternoon 60s and 70s later on this afternoon. here's the accuweather. forecast brighter skies tomorrow warm up mid week before we cool off by friday. >>> just so hot for so many. ways to stay cool, right? >> yes, right, uh-huh. the hose, just, you know, right in the face. >> or a pool will work. >> whit johnson just breathed so heavy. >> the heat is a problem for me. i'm sensitive to it. >> it's very cold in the studio. >> yes. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the return of the summer blockbuster.

this will then shift through the ohio valley and delmarva peninsula and then the trite tre area. a like at the severe weather threat. mainly in the plains. kansas city. we could see severe storms with a slight risk there. lightly elevated there out toward omaha as well. then the severe weather risk really start to stretch from the plains out to the east coast on sunday. still seeing the stronger storms >>> it will be a hot day around the bay area. we start off with most of the bay area in the mid-60s this morning, approaching sunrise. 66 in san jose, 71 concord, we are waiting for the sea breeze to pick up of the afternoon. by 4:00, it will start to kick in. still, 70s and 80s from sarasota to oakland, near 90 degrees near downtown san jose, mid-90s inland today and also increasing humidity with the chance for showers on sunday. your neighborhood. kristen, peter. >> somara, thank you very much. just ahead, how the residents of mayfield, kentucky are putting their lives and town back together six months after the awful tornado tore it all apart. awful tornado tore it all apart. ♪♪

look at georgia, warning up there, through the ohio river valley and chicago, as well. tomorrow's numbers are no better. more focussed to the south. 106 in little rock. this is, for sure, dangerous heat. david? >> rob marciano, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> we're going to turn now to covid in the meantime and news parents have been waiting for for many months across this country. just a short time ago, in, an fda advisory panel giving the go ahead, they're now recommending emergency use authorization for both the moderna and pfizer vaccines for children under 5, as young as 6 months, in fact. this is the final group still ineligible right not for vaccine protection. the cdc expected to follow suit along with the fda so, how will the vaccines work, how many shots, how small is the dosage for these children and how soon could the shots roll out? here's whit johnson tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an fda panel voting unanimously to give covid vaccines the green light for children under 5. >> the vote is unanimous, we have 21 out of 21 yes votes. >> reporter: the fda

stronger storms we have potential for thunderstorm warnings for south dakota and across portions of ohio river valleythe mid-atlantic and northeast, severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flood warnings for parts of ohio. severe storm threat today for the midwest, the western great lakes, northern plains and southeast toward the mid-atlantic. make sure you have fox weather.com, your app is open and the heat is the big story today, as well. temperatures well over 100 for many states, 25 degrees above average, area of high pressure, one third of the country have high heat advisories, look at record heat for north carolina 102, tennessee, south carolina 103, that is a huge story and because it will last several days we're concerned about people staying outside for duration of time. make sure you are watching your kids and the elderly, bring your pe inside. 102 in el paso and dallas, 95 in atlanta and potential record high for wednesday ongoing through thursday and friday. there is your forecast today, watch storms, mid-atlantic, southeast. if you are voting in south carolina, north dakota, those are are

there's the severe storm threat from the southwest all the way up towards the mid-atlantic, the ohio valleyglo and austin, texas. that's going to continue today and tomorrow stretching from california in towards texas with heat indexes that is dangerous. make sure you're taking care of the elderly, pets and your kids. speaking of the northwest, we have this atmospheric river. that means we got a lot of moisture pumping and that's going to bring quite a bit of rain for this region with flash flooding is going to be the main concern. so we will keep you up to date. again, foxweather.com is covered. over to you. >> absolutely. i look at it all day long. thank you very much. >> you dpoit. >> sled on this webs, more golfers are following in fill mikel son into the steps and dieching the pga. clay travis on what this means for the future of golf in this country, coming up next. >> first, let's check in for dana. >> 12 minutes. thank you for counting and we will count as well. far left progressives got a wake up call in yesterday's primary election. one democrat saying either get the message or pr

will see potential for stronger storms for upstate new york down toward the mid-atlantic and ohio river valleyure track showing the southwest getting beneficial moisture, this is what we call the monsoon season bringing the pacific and gulf of mexico, good news for areas dealing with drought, bad news because it comes fast and furious and could be dealing with this. first to report it, you hear it by janice dean. >> carley: biden-flation coming for your summer barbecue, how much more you will be paying for your grilling favorites. >> ashley: and virginia voters head to the polls in 30 minutes, we'll talk to one of the candidates on the ballot today. stick around. ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. >> carley: another big election day in america, with crucial run-off races in georgia and alabama and voters head

we've been seeing. 6 million people at risk of severe thunderstorms in the plains and the ohio and mississippi valleys. take a look, including memphis, nashville, and louisville the threat continues tomorrow in parts of the plains from nebraska to the texas panhandle. >>> also tonight, caught on camera a massive great white shark spotted near a fishing boat less than a mile from the jersey shore. the coast guard estimates it's a 12-footer. it's a rare sight for new jersey where there have only been 15 confirmed unprovoked shark attacks in the last two centuries or so >>> and have you ever wished you could take back a text message? soon iphone users will be able to do just that apple announcing today it's adding a feature to edit or even, get this, unsend text messages with its new operating system later this year. the company says you'll be able to mark any text threads as unread to read back later. good ideas. >>> coming back, sounding the alarm why states are warning they might not have enough people to launch a new help line for mental health. what it could mean for those in need. test test test >>

and then sunday, more florida's dorms jam up to the mid- necessary ohio valley, and the scorching continuese country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i meteorologist cary hall, make sure you prepare for the really hot temperatures headed our way for today in the valley. we will reach 96 degrees, even hotter tomorrow as we get a lot of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings going up. and then for saturday, still pretty hot, sundays your data make some outdoor plans, although we may have a few spotty showers in the north bay, san francisco also heating up to 86 degrees but feeling much nicer in time for the weekend. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> weight, did you see savanna g waved at me? >> high five, savannah, high- fived you. how about savanna g hugged me? thank you sweetie. >> that is awesome. it's a great crowd. what are you going to try to make him go around the horn again? >> we're not going to have to do it, but i was represented in force, 10% of the group are redheads. where are y'all from? >> southwind. >> everybody's represented on

will have to deal and dodge some of the thunderstorms all the way from the carolinas to the ohio river valleyennessee valley region and then some of that, we're starting to pick up some monsoon all moisture across the southwest. they need it, but doesn't look like that it will bake the heat very much over the next several days. max, back to you. >> karen, thank you. >>> parts of western europe also cop coping with a dangerous heatwave. temperatures are expected to reach at least 93 degrees fahrenheit. 34 celsius today. officials say that town in southern france reported a temperature of 40 degrees celsius thursday and forecasts indicate that paris could see the hottest june day yet this weekend. spain also experiencing hot every than normal temperatures, its most extreme heatwave the country has seen in more than four decades. >>> for four years mike pence was dedicated vice president but that changed on january 6 as trump himself turned on pence while trump supporters called for pence to be hanged. details coming up. >>> plus another deadly shooting in the united states, this time at a churc

pacific northwest and then sunday, sunday, we have a nice day in the northeast, mid atlantic, ohio river valleyt's going on around the country. >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist carry hall. temperatures are cooling off out there. our inland temperatures reaching into the low 80s today. 70s tomorrow. we will not see as much sunshine. there will be a chance of spotty showers on sunday. especially for the north bay and near the coast. check out san francisco heading into the weekend. breezy wins more clouds and highs in the mid 60s. often on light showers in the forecast on sunday with more sunshine early next week. >> how are you, sweetie. >> sassy, would you like to go around the horn with me? there we go. there's sassy. come on, sassy sassy is coming around the horn. here we go yeah, sassy. you got the little legs, but boy, they can move, baby coming around the horn padma, hi, this is sassy that all worked out well there you have it. >> you didn't see sheinelle's dog chasing you. >> what you got? >> all right this is incredible okay meanwhile, vicky is getting acquainted with our co

makes its way across the eastern sea board and into the eastern great lakes, a portion of the ohio river valleyng to severe storms, oklahoma, texas and also the ozark region in northern and northwestern sections of arkansas. lots of wind reports, wind and hail, 11 reports of tornadoes. so last two days, most of the tornadoes in minnesota, we had lots of damage, some reports of some injury, but no fatalities. these are the areas that i was telling you about with the main threats of high wind and also large sized hail. wow, large sized hail in portions of oklahoma and texas. they were at grapefruit-size and tennis ball-size. it switches across the mid-atlantic going into thursday. >> thank you vern, karen. >>> and now to mandatory evacuations after a wildfire broke out in california's wine country. it has burned about 200 hectares. and only 5% contained. we'll stay on top of that story for you. >>> and wildfires and soaring temperatures this summer could strain the u.s. power system and even spark blackouts. the summer forecast predicts above average temperatures across much of the country and ar

the record heat across portions of the midsouth, the ohio river valley. so this is another dangerous story. the yellowstone story, i'm glad we're covering it. it's a big one. >> it is. >> this is one of our great mount /* monuments. >> and to say that we don't know when it's going to reopen again, that's a big deal. >> yeah. >> all right. janice, thank you very much. >> yeah. >> brian, your family wasn't traumatized from yellowstone. >> no. 'cause kept them with us. >> they were traumatized in yellowstone 'cause there was no wi-fi. >> you have to talk to each other. >> you have to go hike and bring home dinner tonight. >> i know carley wouldn't go anywhere without wi-fi. >> i went to yellowstone two years ago. it was so beautiful. they're calling this a one p -- 1,000 year weather event. >> and the hotel is on the property. you can stay on the park. >> there are really beautiful hotels on the property. it seems like this flash flooding happened some quickly that people got stuck. there's no way to get out. if you've been to yellowstone, you know these roa

, to make things even worse, hundreds of thousands of people across parts of the midwest and ohio river valleyhicago where there is an excessive heat warning today. omar, what are people doing to try to escape the heat there? >> yeah, jake. for starters, we're outside one of multiple cooling centers offered by the city at a community service location. but they're also pointing people towards its libraries, toward splash pads or fountains, trying to find some form of relief from this heat. and we just learned from the national weather service in the past hour that we have now set the record for heat in chicago for this day that was originally set back in 1994. and with still hours of heating left to go, officials believe we could very well break those records. now, earlier today, we spoke with the commissioner for the department of family and support services. and she told us that last night, they placed about 67 individuals into shelter. the night before, around 54, and that they're treating this heat no differently, trying to be proactive about getting people the relief that they might need.

communities, wildfires blazed in arizona and new mexico and severe storms in the upper midwest and ohio river valleyed widespread power outages, so it appears as though no one can get a break today, president biden signed off on giving federal wildland firefighters a big pay raise as we enter what's expected to be a difficult fire season. the raises will be specifically for the next two years. agencies are authorized to increase the base salary of federal firefighters by $20,000 a year or by 50% of their current base salary, whichever is lower. the pay raises effect more than 16,000 firefighters and a reminder here . you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood with the ktvu weather. rabbit is free to download from your app store. new information tonight about the body mass shooting that took the lives of 19 children and two adults of the texas department of public safety says that three minutes after a gunman entered a school there was sufficient armed that sufficient that law enforcement were there and on the scene, insufficient time to stop him yet police officers armed with rifles stood a

in the ohio valley, temperatures are 20 to 30 degrees higher than normal.week. central texas not going to get relief this week. temperatures will stay at 100 degrees or above for the entire week. summer is here. well, a bipartisan group of senators announcing they reached the framework for a proposed gun safety bill. the framework includes major funding to help save past red flag laws, funding for mental health, gun safety, federal laws against gun traffic, enhanced background checks for buyers under the age of 21. you no longer need a negative covid test to come home to the united states. the biden administration dropping the testing requirement for inbound air travelers yesterday. cdc will reassess the decision in 90 days. millions are returning to the somewhat friendly skies. doesn't look like luggage is happening. 24% increase in mishandled you luggage last year. staffing shortages may have led to the increase. the airlines can charge you an extra $75 for the aisle seat but your luggage may not make it. dagen: i have not checked a bag in years and years

so we just got past what was a brutal, brutal week of heat across the ohio riff river valley. and now heat watches taking place across the nation's mid section for our next round of heat. here it is. the heat dome. we talk about theiis so often. it literally is trapping the hot air near the surface where we all live. and we're going to see that build across the nation's mid section and settle in across areas that were impacted so hard this past week. here's a look at the temperature trend. you can see how daytime highs will start to flirt with 100 degree mark for indianapolis, chicago, 99. the urban heat island effect. it could easily feel like 105 degrees in the windy city. atlanta, you're going to get hot and break that 100-degree mark. now across the other part of the world. this is in france. this is serious heat as well. on friday alone, they had set all-time record highs for the country of france, never been that high in those two locations. what an incredible amount of heat. the earliest they've ever record 102 degrees this early. >> thanks so much, derek van dam, appre

ohio valley, we have heat alerts for millions here, excessive heat warnings.tory with high humidity and that's going to be oppressive for a lot of these places. make sure you are taking care of everybody. bring your pets inside. we have potential for showers, thunderstorms even stronger severe storms for parts of the upper midwest as well as the southeast, looking at green bay across portions of the midwest like chicago where we had tornado warnings a couple of days ago that could happen again today. so we will keep you up to date. look at all of those warm temperatures across the south. you know, take all of those precautions today, wear loose clothing and keep hydrated. check on your pets and the elderly and your kids. bring them inside. all right. over to you, brian, sorry, my friend. >> brian: what about sunscreen? >> janice: sunscreen also very important another checklist. >> brian: do not make me have to add that you should be doing that yourself. we will discuss it in the green room. thank you. coming up straight ahead. leaked audio of hunter biden's ra

could see possibility for severe storms including areas across the plain states toward ohio and tennessee river valleyarge hail, damaging winds and tornados possible across a wide portion from the southwest toward the mid-atlantic, nashville, louisville, toward montgomery, alabama. watching for that. heat is the big story, breaking records over parts of southwest to the plain states up toward the rockies. excessive heat advisory in place where record-breaking heat is a big story. temperatures and oppressive humanitarian will make it feel dangerous, stay indoors, take care of the kids and elderly and bring your pets indoor. it will hang on over the next couple days and the wet weather coming over the next couple days, could see potential for flash flooding and moisture coming from the pacific. lots to talk about, nice to see both of you. >> todd: likewise. >> janice: happy wednesday. see ya. >> todd: the average american family can barely afford $4.95 per gallon of gas we're see thanksgiving morning. white house says the economy is great. >> 51% are saying in this "wall street journal" poll they are pe

severe storms in the mid mississippi, ohio river valleys into the mid atlantic and southeastern statestoday here in >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures reaching into the mid-80s for the inland areas, but it will start to crank up with the heat tomorrow. we are headed for the mid-90s and peaking on friday at 100 degrees. there will be some spots above that. we see some relief in the forecast, especially coming on sunday with more clouds and spotty showers and parts of the north it. san francisco will have uncomfortable heat on friday. it is looking more comfortable for the weekend into early next week. >>> al, thank you. coming up next protect the sport's youngest stars. right after this breaking down barriers, or breaking the laws of gravity, keep moving with the ultimate energy bar. we bake in delicious, wholesome ingredients, purposefully crafted with a blend of protein,■fat and carbs. because the more good you put in, the more great you get out. clif. baked in goodness. now introducing clif thins. a crispy, craveable 100-calorie snack. [beep beep] think mom's calling 9-1-1

heat is on ♪ ♪ the heat is on-on ♪ >> john: temperatures in parts of the eastern united states, ohio river valleylion people under heat alerts. according to meteorologists, temperatures could hit record highs in the southeast today. dangerous temperatures will continue into tomorrow with record highs from the great lakes to the mid atlantic to the southeast. hot, hot, hot. >> jacqui: china's military leaders blaming u.s. nor crisis around the world and declaration of taiwan from independence from china would be a path to death. ohio congressman mike turner is the ranking republican on the intelligence committee and member of the armed services committee. thank you for your time. you and i have been talking about china for a while now, i think maybe a year, and you have said before that it's so important for the biden administration to have a tough line against china and to really come to taiwan's defense and the whole taiwan flap that he had when he was in japan suggesting and then walking it back that we would come to their defense, if china attacked, do you think that provoked this at all? >> a

strong storms in the upper ohio river valley, saturday it looks not great in the northeast and mid-atlanticsunday it's a summer stunner from the great lakes to the northeast to new england, showers and storms. as you get into the mid-atlantic states, gulf coast, some afternoon storms out west. on actual july 4th a phenomenal 4th in the northeast in new england, a little wet in the southeastern atlantic coast, the heat i >>> we're taking a live look outside in fremont where it is cloudy with a light breeze to start and will have cooler temperatures today. we are only headed for 73 degrees. this is a big drop. >>> don't forget you can check us out sirius xm channel 108 us out sirius xm channel 108. >> all right, al >> best time of the morning. >> it is >> come on now >> first i want to say i heard tom say earlier this morning that you could use a cold one, so when someone says that someone needs a cold one on my watch. i got to be a happen maker this is the czech republic's finest pilsner. >> we're listening >> i appreciate that you're watching >> you are seen, sir, you are heard, and you are

we are looking at potential for stronger storms for parts of the plain states, across the ohio river valleylated tornadoes will be possible. and then the other big story will be the heat not only today but through the weekend from california to texas. we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com for your latest details. steve, ainsley, brian over to you. >> steve: hot, hot, hot. >> ainsley: lots of red on that map. coming up a brand new children's book is highlighting our friend, country music legend dolly parton, the author shares his inspiration next. ♪ move ahead ♪ but the boss won't seem to let me ♪ i swear sometimes ♪ that man is out to get me ♪ ♪ i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk for getting shingles. so, what can protect you? shingrix protects. you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% eff