morning, seeing some storms in the southwest, and also parts of the intermountain west, and the ohio valley scene throughout the day, we are looking at a big swath of the northern part of the nation into the ohio valley, the great lakes, northeast and the mid atlantic looking at a chance for severe weather today. and storms gusting at 65 miles an hour. and damaging hail and also a tornadoes or two. that could certainly cause some problems on the roadways, and also in the air, as we are out and about today. and as we're heading back from your holiday yesterday. so we're looking at some interstates that would be slow, with heavy rain, torrential rain falling, that could bring some pond tock the roadways. i--90, buffalo to chicago. and roanoke to harrisburg. we're looking at delays in the air likely in pittsburgh, dc, cincinnati, and also chicago, and we're looking at possible delays also along the i-95 corridor. so by wednesday, we're looking at 35 million at risk, still the same spots, in the northern plains, into the ohio valley, the great lakes and looking at parts of the carolinas, too, o

on your back-to-work tuesday you could have some travel headaches across the ohio valley, between chicago and pittsburgh, cleveland to cincinnati, flash flooding, large hail, damaging winds, there could be delays in the air and on the ground. the same story from chicago to minneapolis, today and tonight, severe weather could break out impeding your travel and there will be rounds of storms for the next couple of days, from the northern plains to the ohio valley as the heat builds in our nation's midsection. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, the breakfast cereal battle over how much sugar is too much. >>> the rivalry intensifies. how florida governor ron desantis is lashing out at california governor gavin newsom. >>> later, joey chestnut confronts a >>> bad weather has temporarily halted search for more than ai dozen hikers missing after glazier collapsed in italian alps, at least seven died. unusually high temperatures contributing to the glacier breaking apart. >>> manhunt under way after two police officers were shot in july 4th celebrations in philadelphia. h

we are looking at dangerous heat into the middle of country into ohio valley, parts of the southeast.ted by temperatures in the upper 90s, 100s in some cases you factor in the humidity t will feel like 110 in some spots. 101 in st. louis >>> when we come back, we have why this driver survived this formula one crash. formula one crash. h 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 i assumed dust always stayed put. turns out? it can be on the move. we were breathing that day and night! that's when we started using swiffer. in just a few minutes, duster captures dust before it gets airborne. it traps and locks dust in one swipe. yes! for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths easily trap dust, dirt and hair... locking it in. see ya, dust! and swiffer partners wit

all the way down to the ohio valley.it also cut off the trade with the native americans in quÉbec province.e. so americans basically saw that they were being boxed in. but new englanders were as anti-as they would say then as they could be. and of the idea that the british were superimposing the catholicism on their promise of heaven was much too much for themha and the first army that went to fight in the revolutionary war stopped in the famous puritan preacher and cut off the piecesp of his vestments and put them in their hats to carry the message to canada that they were not going to sit for this. so it was about trade, more english control. it was a matter of also the quÉbec trial by jury as it would all the landowners to work more or less fixing the roads and bridges. what it did was really diminish the rights and the privileges of the english americans. >> having a conversation with willard randle, famous historian. his latest book is called the founder's fortune, how money shaped the burden of america. no discussi

he wanted to build a canal from the ohio valley so that ships could sail to europe. maryland wanted all the holes and he said wecan't go on like this . we have to become one nation. >> when it comes to measuring wealth, was there a conflict or perhaps a debate maybe between the relative value of land as opposed to that of hardmoney ? >> well, part of the problem wasthere was lots of land and not much hard money . the british would not allow the colonies to have their own stores. everything had to be paid in pounds sterling . several states have tried and been shut down. there were no banks which was hard for me to believe that there were no banks in the united states before the revolution. before the constitution set one up with alexander hamilton and his formulaam. the lands was what everybody wanted. it's like somebody came from your. it was owned by the nobility or the church everybody came here and expected after the french and indian war was over to go west and the british shut it down.they drew a line on the. on the appalachian mountains and said you can't go a

the threat continues again tomorrow, from montana to the ohio valley, and even into parts of the northeast. and things are going to remain very hot this week, as well. it's possible over a huge portion of the united states there could be record heat, and, major, no relief on the way for the drought any time soon. >> garrett: chris warren, thanks so much. today is the nation's 246th birthday. now, few images capture the celebratory spirit as much as fireworks. but this year, the occasion will be different for some. and cbs's carter evans explains. >> reporter: we honor our freedom with patriotism and pyrotechnics. but the skies tonight will be quiet in dozens of towns. salt lake city canceled fireworks shows due to drought and wildfire concerns. minneapolis and sacramento couldn't find enough workers.d get fireworks due to shipping l. is there a lot of demand this year, because people haven't seen these big displays for so long? >> yeah, there's a huge demand. >> reporter: american pyrotechnics association president stephen pelkey says suppliers were only able to fill about 75% of fireworks

going to see it continuing throughout the foreseeable future and we are looking at showers from the ohio valleyo the northeast. back to you guys >> michelle, thank you >>> coming up, livestock on the loose. a texas crash leaves animals roaming around that texas highway. just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering what about this guy? this guy's... been through a lot. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree brings out the good in them. feed the good. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. o just shake and spray...s. to unlock touch-activated scent technology... hours—or even days—later... enjoy bursts of freshness with every tou

nine inches inches in a very short period of time a flood watch has been posted for parts of the ohio valley into the appalachians. we are looking at heavy rain the flood threat from indiana to kentucky, west virginia, portions of tennessee as well. and we do have the flash flooding risk especially in nsrginia, portio parts of the upper midwest temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s, 82 in minneapolis we are baking in the south and baking in the west we'll talk more about that >>> when we return, inside the settlement reached by a pharmaceutical >>> and good news in the oak fire firefighters make progress on the braze. back in 60 seconds it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? align women's probiotic naturally helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. plus, it supports vaginal health. it's recommended by gastroenterologists two-times more than any other probiotic brand. try align. a dental tool is round for a reason. so is an or

parts of the ohio valley that's what we're going to see again today. we're looking at, stretching from montana to the southeast where you sighee the yellow. you can see pretty strong forms. could see even a chance of a brief tornado. also really heavy rainfall we'll see torrential downpours locally three inches or higher where you see the south. temperatures into the triple digits 100 in little rock all right, guys, we'll talk more about the hot weather, the triple digits in the south as we head throughout this thursday. >> sounds good talk to you in a bit, michelle >>> in honor of krispy kreme's birthday, they are treating 8500 people to a year of doughnuts. the birthday card will get them a dozen doughnuts each month until june of next year. next friday, customers can get an original glazed doughnut for 85 cents >>> and a new border project coulend d the famous friendship wall >>> and jerry harris learns his fate you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me tr

the weekend forecast we are watching storms sunday, down in the south gorgeous day, great lakes, ohio valley for the 4th, we keep nice weather in the northeast, scattered storms in the south. the worst is now and tomorrow >> could be frustrating for so many we appreciate that. >>> we want to head overseas wnba superstar brittney griner's trial started in russia she's facing up to ten years in prison on drug charges her wife says the biden administration is not doing enough to bring her home andrea mitchell has late details >> reporter: today, wnba superstar, two-time olympic gold medallist brittney griner, handcuffed wearing a jimi hendrix t-shirt after more than four months in detention on the first day of what legal experts call a show trial. accused of drug smuggling, the russians say they found vape cartridges with cannabis oil in her luggage. possible penalty is ten years in prison. griner's wife sherill is on edge >> she's walking into a situation where their judicial system has 99% conviction rate, so in their system there is no innocent in their system it is guilty >> reporter: the u

meantime, strong thunderstorms could greet you this afternoon and tonight across the ohio valley and eastern lakes. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, the dinosaur footprints found at a restaurant. >>> but first the real-life murder on the set of "law & order." the possible motive. >>> and a new effort to find the man who allegedly tried to kidnap lady gaga's dogs. >>> check out this scene from new york's times square. police body camera video shows an officer on horseback chasing down a man accused of stealing several pairs of sunglasses from a vendor. he outran the horse for a bit but ended up right in the arms of officers on foot. >>> well, a real-life murder on the set of "law & order." a crew member from the popular show was killed before filming. police are now trying to determine if a dispute over parking could be to blame. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning, a quiet new york neighborhood shaken after the brutal murder of a man working on a tv show famous for portraying brutal murders. >> i saw this -- the police officers and every

we're seeing storms early this morning in montana, southwest and the ohio valley due to a cold front,front we're going to see storms along their front today. as we look through this morning, we look at a chance of flooding. there's a cold front moving through the war air. humid, too we could see strong winds, hail, even the chance of a brief tornado. we're going to watch that closely, and also the chance for localized flooding in parts of new england. back to you guys >> thanks for the heads up, michelle >>> next on "early today." big league legie who went first in the major league baseball draft. move. we were breathing that day and night! that's when we started using swiffer. in just a few minutes, duster captures dust before it gets airborne. it traps and locks dust in one swipe. yes! for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths easily trap dust, dirt and hair... locking it in. see ya, dust! and swiffer partners with the american lung association to support clean air. meet my boyfriend, jake. what's up, everyone. what is all over your... feet?! they're flowers. i study botany. resti

it's the midwest, the ohio valley and the northeast, norah, that have seen the biggest increase in floodvents and heavy precipitation. 55% increase in the northeast. >> mike bettes, thank you so much. >>> let's turn now to the whiten g on the offensigainst growing fearatount is heading into a recession. this follows today's report that the country's gdp fell for a second straight quarter. the president is instead focused on what could be a major legislative victory. here is cbs' caitlin huey-burns. >> reporter: with news that the u.s. economy shrunk again last quarter, president biden downplayed fears about a recession. >> there is going to be a lot of chatter today on wall street and among pundits about whether we are in a recession. but if you look at our job market, consumer spending, business investment, we see signs of economic progress in the second quarter as well. >> reporter: top republicans on capitol hill quickly came to a different conclusion. >> the government announced what every american has been feeling for nearly a year. we are in a recession. >> reporter: the economy ha

through the end of the week and on the radar there's heavy rain today in the southwest as well as the ohio valley and the upper midwest, and checking today's high temperatures, 80s in the northeast now that the heat wave there is over. similar temperatures around the great lakes. still extremely hot from texas to tennessee, 90 in new orleans, 104 in dallas. >>> coming up, remembering a "goodfellas" star after his passing. >>> also ahead, a shooting at dallas' love field, a woman opening fire in the airport. new details on the suspect overnight. >>> and a deer crashes into a bus. the dramatic video and what the i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >>> back now with a larg

if you take a look at the daitd from the past 60 plus year-- plus year t is the midwest, the ohio valley and northeast, norah, that have seen the biggest increase in flood events and precipitation, 55% increase in the northeast tz mike bettist, thank you so much. let's turn to the white house where might pt biden is going on the offensive that the country is heading into the recession, this follows today's report that the country's gdp fell for a second straight quarter. the president is instead focused on what could be a maidgesser legislative victory. here's cbss. >> with news the u.s. economy shrunk again last quarter president biden downplayed fears about a recession. >> there is going to be a lot of chatter today on wall street and among pundits about whether we are in a recession. but if you look at our job market, consumer spending, business investment, we see signs of economic progress in the second quarter as well. >> top republicans on capitol hill quickly came to a different conclusion. >> the government announced what every american has been feeling for nearly a year. we are

slow down some people in the air and also on the road waist tomorrow it really expands into the ohio valley, into parts of the northeast, also the midatlantic. so 32 million people at risk tomorrow for severe weather. heavy rain, that is a concern. we're looking at locally 3 inches or higher but where you see those darker colors, the reds, the yellows, the oranges, that's where we're expecting the heaviest rain. we still temperatures into the 90s. 91 in new orleans. all right, guys, we're going to go ahead and look at the heat because we're feeling temperatures 110 in some spots today. >> michelle, we'll talk to you in just a bit about that thanks >>> "early today" is back in one minute with the latest on a deadly avalanche in the italian alps >>> and shocking moment a stunned driver lost his life at a miig a sw.chanirho what we know about the accident. . the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and

the threat continues again tomorrow from montana to the ohio valley and even into parts of the northeast, and things are going to remain very hot this week, as well. it's possible over a huge portion of the united states there could be record heat and, major, no relief on the way for the drought anytime soon. >> chris warren, thank you so much. today is the nation's 24 246th birthday. few images capture the celebratory spirit as much as fireworks, but this year the occasion will be different for some. cbs's carter evans explains. >> reporter: we honor our freedom with patriot tim and pyrotechnics. but the skies tonight will be quiet in dozens of towns. salt lake city canceled fireworks shows due to drought and wildfire concerns. minneapolis and sacramento couldn't find enough workers. cities like phoenix can't get fireworks due to shipping delays. is there a lot of demand this year because people haven't seen these big displace for so long? >> yeah, a huge demand. >> reporter: mirn pyrotechnics association president stephen stephen says suppliers were only 5eub89 fill about 75% of firewo

parts of the northeast, the ohio valley tomorrow. for tuesday, looking at chicago, detroit. boston, new york city, philadelphia, looking at likely slowdowns. the firework forecast, looking at rain in the northern plains, the upper midwest, chicago, you're going have some heavy rain tonight back to you guys >> michelle, thank you so much >>> akron, ohio police have released new details and graphic body cam footage in last week's deadly shooting of black motorist jayland walker. the video shows a police foot chase, and then the moment eight officers opened fire an estimated 90 rounds on the 25-year-old, leaving him with 60 bullet wounds. walker was unarmed at the time he was fatally shot. in a statement, police said that they tried to stop walker on unspecified traffic violations and chased him when he didn't pull over. they also said officers reported a firearm being discharged from the suspect's vehicle during that pursuit >> walker eventually slowed down and jumped from his car while wearing a spacex-3 ski mask, rung away from police. officers fist fired a taser but missed

state so we could see some flash flooding from that rain and some severe storms rolling across the ohio valley intensifying here. we could see some hail threat of tornadoes. and of course, the flooding rains and stronger winds and that wet weather works its way towards the east coast, knocking temperatures down for like washington, dc and new york city. but temperatures will continue to pick up in dallas, texas, seeing extremely hot and dry conditions. and that's reflected in northern areas of mexico, monterey, continuing to see those heat wave conditions west her down south, but not as wet for cost of costa rica and panama that we have seen recently. ah, with this issue with this witness differences, witness change. witnesses, happiness, witness. witness. sunlight, witness de? la. witness. last witness. charity witness. you witness. clarity, witness. family, witness. friends, witness the beginning. witness. the end witness. life witness on algebra. ah ah, welcome back encrypted mind about top stories here at this hour. russia has admitted launching as strikes on the ukrainian port about desa.

flood alerts from the southwest to the ohio valley. that front causing that historic flooding in st. louis. now moving eastward. kentucky and west virginia flooding. look at these images from fay vet yet county, west virginia, tonight. and this tornado in scranton, colorado. and colorado springs under water. in the northwest, heat records set in seattle and portland and more than a dozen states all the way down to texas still topping 100 degrees. rob marciano back with us tonight live in portland, oregon, he's tracking it all. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we hit 102 degrees yesterday. seattle hit a record, as well. less than half the homes in seattle have air conditioning. and the heat becoming more widespread now across the country. this map highlights that. the south, the mid south, the southern plains, still sizzling. tomorrow, philly gets into the act with 100-degree heat index. the pacific northwest where the most extreme excessive heat warnings are up. temperatures only warm in some spots over the next three days. and this i

although the ohio valley looks quite dry, the southeast is overcast, could be shower, their big showers in the upper midwest, and out further west evening, california, running down the pacific coast san francisco could see over costs and wet conditions. well combined. no, i think in the desert southwest as the official monsoon continues to the south of that quite a few. shasta in cuba and jamaica off the coast of mexico. bonnie continues to circulate. that'll prom big thunderstorms inside mexico and quite a swell along the coast. but there are no warnings in force, but the south rather cold moment in columbia by day gets at about 17 and bug attack potential for me to flash folding. i think in western columbia big gap through brazil, we pick up again development of more rain was under storms in uruguay. the far southeast of brazil. ah too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives stand for decades, reviews the forgotten truth o

although the ohio valley looks quite dry, the southeast is overcast, could be shower, their big showers in the upper midwest, and out further west evening, california, running down the pacific coast san francisco could see overcast and wet conditions . welcome back there, i think in the desert southwest, as the official monsoon continues the south of that quite a few. shasta in cuba and jamaica off the coast to mexico. bonnie continues to circulate. that'll prom big thunderstorms inside mexico and quite a swell along the coast. but there are no warnings in force for the south rather cold moment in columbia by day gets at about 17 and bug attack potential for me to flash folding. i think in western columbia big gap through brazil, we pick up again, development of more rain or thunderstorms in uruguay. the far southeast of brazil. ah a oh, wherever you go in the world, warmer line goes to make it for you. exceptional cut. all right, wires going places to go. lou ah, ah, hello there, i'm estallion doha. let's remind you about top stories here. the salad. at least 3 people have been killed

state, so we could see some flash flooding from that rain and some severe storms rolling across the ohio valley. intensifying here, we could see some hail threat of tornadoes and of course, flooding, rains, and stronger winds, and that wet weather works its way towards the east coast, knocking temperatures down for the likes of washington, dc and new york city. but temperatures will continue to pick up in dallas, texas, seeing extremely hot and dry conditions. and that's reflected in northern areas of mexico, monterey, continuing to see those heat wave conditions west down south, but not as wet for costa, costa rica, and panama that we have seen recently, ah, inequality corruption, repression, and right to put it in, it just decided to cost the piece of cake, i'm sure i want until commentary explores the desperate state of democracy in lebanon. ah, through the eyes of those who are losing hope, every day o dreams are becoming blue. democracy, maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching out is era remind of all top stories? yes, ma is military authorities of executed full peop

temperatures in the 90s. 100 degrees, no real relief and the forecast in terms of rain, southwest ohio valleyd front bringing potential for flooding. foxweather.comfor details. carley and todd, over to you. >> todd: president biden celebrating price of gas coming down and the post was not tone deaf, it was wrong, glaring typo where the white house botched spelling of the word person. >> carley: joe concha joins us now, joe, louisiana senator bill cassidy had a good tweet, americans are paying over $100 more per month from pe-son to fill up their gas tank than when biden took office. too early to do a victory dance on gas prices, typo or not. >> joe: correct. you are looking at $4.50 on gas prices, nearly double from when he took office. it would be good idea to play the record player at night to your children before they go to bed. a president timex watch in a digital world and i doubt he is writing his own tweet. i will not go nuts over edit button on twitter, there should be an edit button. they say the gas prices are putin's faults, putin price drop now apparently. "washington post," full

severe storms in the ohio valley extending into the next tomorrow making travel very difficult. we have seen ground stops in d.c. today and new york, philadelphia. we have two-hour delays in new york city right now. an hour delays in orlando and those showers in the southeast continue and then the strong storms pushing through the northeast by tomorrow and going to impact the busiest airports. new york city, d.c. philadelphia, boston. we could see minor to moderate delays in many of the cities and we could see moderate to major delays across the northeast and then in the southeast due to the pop-up showers and thunderstorms that we have seen every afternoon. delays in atlanta today, as well. by independence day things should start to clear out in the northeast. seeing trouble in the southeast where you have the lingering showers and storms and then the gulf coast stormy and then to the north better. >> we will be in touch with you. let's get more right now. cnn's laila santiago is joining us. what should they expect on the road? >> reporter: they should expect the busiest time o

threat for severe storms across ohio valley toward the mid-atlantic.re storms, could say heel and an isolated tornado and heavier rainfall across portions of new england. several inches will lead to flash flooding, just be prepared. threat for stronger storms across portions of mississippi and alabama. tomorrow risk is upper midwest and great lakes. we'll keep you posted. the other big story is the heat, factor in the humidity, it is dangerous. dallas 108, from south texas to the northern plains. we will continue to monitor that. foxweather.com, for details. i'm not sure if i'm walking or not. everyday i hope i don't trip. >> carley: you didn't and you match your map. >> todd: fox weather app, i failed to do that yesterday, i walk out this morning, my wife is like, we're going to have major storms, go pull out the cushions. middle of the night, walking out in a towel. >> janice: fox weather does not tell you to go out in a towel. >> carley: thank you. >> todd: i just grossed out america. -- eye to 2024 after running this ad in iowa, new hampshire and s

independence day, the best warmish weather is going to be from the, from new england down to the ohio valley, back to central plains. if you're on the pacific coast, it's not that brilliant. it may even rain just a little in san francisco casa, airway, visual airline of the journey. the latest news, as it breaks. this decision basically said that the roby way decision was simply wrong. it is highly unusual for supreme court to overrule precedent with detailed coverage. the bridge will not only significantly reduce the total price, but is expected to initiate an economic boom from around the world. this one here depicts the late who it was offered and know up who was revolutionary poems in his play of the many ah, this is al jazeera ah, you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, and i'll find daddy navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes ukraine calls on turkey to seize what it says is tons of stolen grain on board. a russian flag, cargo ship warnings of 12 hour traffic jams in the united kingdom as drivers protests against the.

but there's a, a line from temporarily ohio valley down to the central and southern plains where it's hot and dry, which is maybe a little unusual this time the but that's how it is the pacific northwest. it looks wet again. that rain, he's going south a line of the john, traditional wrestling and selig hasn't been village festival. now it's a national male and female who bought in larger, really big my money out there. well, look at this unifying cultural full a way to poverty synagogue wrestling with reality on al jazeera. the latest news as it breaks this, this isn't basically said that the roe v wade decision was simply wrong. it is highly unusual for supreme court to overrule it is with detail coverage. the problem, grades will not only significantly renew of the trouble prior and what is expected to initially economic boom from around the world. this one here depicts the late who it was offered a no up pause revolutionary poems in his play at the many ah, mm mm. this is al jazeera. ah, you're watching the news. our live from headquarters and ohio, daddy and abigail coming up in

northern plains, ohio valley and mid-atlantic.the storms and heat is going to be oppressive in some of the areas of the southern u.s. we will keep you up to date. i think i'm tossing other to brian kilmeade. brian kilmeade.com. >> brian: that's not nefs to plug my website. >> janice: you gave me money today. >> brian: i did. not enough for a plug. >> janice: just kidding. >> brian: i didn't know it would be on air mention. thank you, janice. appreciate it more on what you did over the weekend. still ahead, fueled up feud, how american energy producers are responding after president biden blamed them for rising glass prices. hold on tight. (woman) huhhhhg.... (woman) ughh. ohh... (dad) no! ohhhhhh. (man) ugh, ugh, gaaahh. (woman) n, n, n, n... uggggg... (vo) don't worry. you may feel every ding, but your subaru's value won't. the subaru outback has the best resale value in its class. (man) check please. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real peo

major concerns we have that threat for severe weather riding along that boundary through the ohio valleykland. the weekend will see mid-level clouds on the increase. part of the monsoon moisture and maybe an isolated shower chance by early monday morning. >> and that's the weather in your neighborhood. back to you guys >> somara, thank you >>> ms. jones, are we ready? >> yes let's do pop start david bowie's career is getting the documentary treatment. we have a new look at the trailer this morning the film features, quote, kaleidoscopic never before seen footage of the icon. it's been in the work since 2018 with the director combing through videos to bring us a cinematic odyssey. ♪l video for what's being billed as virtual cinematic odyssey. ♪ this is ground control to ♪ and the papers want to know major tom ♪ ♪ you really made the grade ♪ ♪ and the papers want to know whose shirt you wear ♪ >> ever since i was 16, i was determined to have the greatest adventure any one person could ever have. ♪ >> so you hear the song "moon age daydream" hits theatres september 16th you're excited. >> i

thousands still without power, parts of the ohio valley into the great lakes.rms that moved through did cause problems. we still have a watch to the north until 8:00. down to the south until 10:00. we have a ground stoppage right now at jfk. earlier storms moved through with delays at laguardia, newark as well. a few warnings now as you see it the south of washington. southern maryland, culvert county. as you see the storms move off the coastline, we'll still have a few develop in the tennessee valley. they may remain a little cooler for the next couple days. these numbers look good, but if i show you the four-day forecast, you're back in the 90s in philly. our focus is out west now. heat advisories and warning. only 44% of metro seattle has air conditioning, and you're in the 90s the next couple days. further south, more fires in the last hour. sonoma county in california, you're well into the 90s and triple digits here. here's the problem, six to below average southwest, wolf, 6 to 10. the eight to 14 day outlook is worse. we broke hundreds of records this mo

although the ohio valley looks quite dry, the southeast is overcast, could be shower, their big showers in the upper midwest, and out further west evening, california, running down the pacific coast san francisco could see overcast and wet conditions . welcome rain. no, i think in the desert southwest as the official monsoon continues to the south of that quite a few. shasta in cuba and jamaica off the coast of mexico. bonnie continues to circulate. that'll prom big thunderstorms inside mexico and quite a swell along the coast. but there are no warnings in force for the south rather cold moment in columbia by day it gets at about 17 and bucket top potential for me to flash for the i think in western columbia. big gap through brazil, we pick up again, development of mall, rain, or thunderstorms, in uruguay, in the far south east of brazil. ah too often of con, astonish, portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film, archived spanning for decades reveals the fo

overall if you're looking at the fourth of july there will be a lot of clearing, parts of the ohio valleyrm threat really today. some thunderstorms around atlanta. pop up mainly clear in the midwest. it is not a good thing to be working with fireworks if you're from the mississippi river westward. many communities are not allowing the fireworks and for good reason, jessica. last year they learned their lesson, many neighborhoods caught fire. we did have some damage. it will be clearing overall. again, the weather is not the biggest issue. this looks like more rain that we'll probably have across much of the u.s. >> hopefully it cooperates for everyone. thanks so much. >>> and make sure to tune in tomorrow night july 4th as we celebrate the fourth in america with some of music's biggest stars. you can catch it all tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> still ahead today the supreme court hands a major blow to the epa just as scientists are sounding the alarm about global warming. we're going to discuss that next. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® t

over towards memphis, 102 degrees with the thunderstorms across the ohio river valley. we'll keep you updated on the fire situation to the east of sacramento. >>> an update on the markets for you here. the dow down nearly 700 points in early trading on tuesday. it recovered later in the day closing flat. the nasdaq was up by 1.75% and the s&p 500 edged up slightly. fears of recession are at the forefront of investors' minds right now. and right now wall street, here is futures, dow ands that dak a nasdaq and s&p all in the red. >>> subway is making major changes to its menu after falling sales in the united states. the sandwich shop has streamlined its offerings to cut down on the wait in line in their 21,000 u.s. restaurants. the new menu includes 12 sandwiches including old favorites. subway sales slumped in 2021 to just over $9 billion, down from a peak of more than $12 billion in 2013. >>> and the latest film minions rise of gru is making headlines but not just because of its box office record. patrons are reacting to a new trend on tiktok dubbed the gentle minions.

and incredible heat in the southern plains now makes its way into tennessee, ohio valley, to the northeast cities antz the outlook for youall 6 nof next w is above average. wednesday expect 100 degrees in parts of the northeast and heat advisories for philadelphia, new york and boston which has declared a heat emergency. >> this issers heat and we're really concerned about those particularly with pre-existing respiratory conditions. >> reporter: cities from sacramento to d.c. offering cooling centers and splash parks. doctors say avoid the heat and drink plenty of fluids. >> wear loose fitting clothes, light clothing, things that are breathable such as cotton and linen. and keep well hydrated and wear wide brim hats and try to stay in the shade. >> reporter: one town in arkansas losing power following a wind storm when temperatures hit 106. >> terrible. especially when you got heart problems. >> if i get too hot, sometimes i pass out. >> reporter: and new concerns about wildfires due to the heat and the wind. this fire popping up near ft. worth burning over 500 acres. is this heat the new

so when you see the advisories get into the tennessee and ohio valley and then to the larger cities withor philadelphia, this becomes deadly. now as polo mentioned we do have some records. look at the heat index because humidity is building. this is for this afternoon. tulsa 108. st. louis 108 degrees. up to louisville it feels like 102 this is madness. we have more records today. boston, if you get up to your record, it's a 90-year-old record, goes back to 1993. other others, goes back to 2013. mao when you look at the chance of it coming to it an end, what we will find here is notice there is some relief. not a lot tomorrow. it really gets better as you get into tuesday and wednesday because when you have high heat building like we have in the middle of the country, around the periphery of that dome is where you have some of the heaviest rainfall and the most damaging winds. so this is going to end with a bang and it could be quite severe. again, we could have winds 60, 70 miles per hour and flooding rainfall. then our focus, fred, goes out to the pacific northwest, last year this clim

as we head throughout today and tomorrow as well a front will spark some storms, in parts of the ohio valley, today we could see strong winds and winds gusting over 60 miles an hour and processing hail there. heavy rain in the atlantic tomorrow. jonathan? >> michelle grossman, thank you so very much. have a nice weekend. we'll talk to you on monday. still ahead, the house select committee investigating january 6th is now set to hold two public hearings next week. including one during prime time. we're previewing that, and what could happen today, when congressional investigators meet with pat cipollone the former white house counsel. we'll be right back. cipollone e fear no food. new poligrip power hold and seal. white house counsel. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "way too early." it's now 5:30 a.m. on the east coast, 2:30 out west. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us today. >>> former president trump's white house counsel pat cipollone is expected to give testimony a few hours from now to the january 6 committee. sources tell nbc news it will happen in private but it wil

and a lot of that heavy rain, the severe threat today will be across parts of the ohio valley and intorential rains expected and that's all shifting eastward today showers and thunderstorms into the mid-atlantic tomorrow, more rain is expected. it will track over the sam >>> taking a look at the marine layer in san francisco, we have a little bit of drizzle on the camera as well and we do have instability through the central valley that has brought rain and lightning already into parts of sacramento and into the sierra as well. we will see the scattered showers through midmorning. >> and that's your weather. >> thank you, janice. coming up, we're going to pay tribute to actor, paul sorvino, we'll celebrate his most iconic roles and his visits here on "today" over the years the life of a legend after this. d. and my stomach isn't nauseous. it's time for migraine prevention delivered differently, through an iv infusion. it's time for vyepti - a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. vyepti is designed to start working fast, and to last with a 30-minute iv infusion, 4 times a year d

record-breaking, intense heat. 98 million people impacted from the west into the plains, the ohio valleyts of the northeast. the northeast you'll feel like 100 degrees and lit feel a stretch of feeling like that. today, little rock 102, feeling like 115. feels like 104 in indianapolis. the northeast, we're getting in on the heat as well. philadelphia feeling like 99. d.c., you'll feel like close to 100 degrees, too. that will continue tomorrow again. talking about the stretch of 90s into the weekend. a little relief next week. but philadelphia tomorrow, the heat index of 105. feeling like 102 in d.c. tomorrow. same story you see a little relief in the southern plains, dallas just 99 after highs of 109, 110. looking at heat index of 103. feeling like 107 in memphis. now talking about europe, we broke an all-time record in the uk. little relief there today. that's nice. temperatures in the 70s. paris same story. we're still really hot in madrid. triple digits there today. thursdays and also friday. back to you. >> michelle grossman, those cooler temperatures here in washington and everywhe

so we're watching those storms throughout the plains this morning into the ohio valley.ts of the great lakes. this is what we're looking at today. this is the setup from montana all the way down to the carolinas severe weather threat. we're looking at 29 million people impacted by this today. where you see the yellows, likeliest areas where we could see severe weather. winds gusting to 60 miles per hour, some large hail and watching the chance of a few tornadoes. we had a wild weather day yesterday. we had winds gusting at 96 miles per hour in south dakota. we're going to see winds today just not quite as great. then look tomorrow, sort of a repeat performance, same area, same amount of rain as we go throughout tomorrow as well. 30 million americans at risk with winds gusting to 60 miles per hour. the same concern of large hail and also some heavy downpours. that's going to be a real concern with some flooding conditions, consecutive days of rain and also some really heavy downpours could lead to some flooding. where you see the darker colors here, that's where we're loo

thousands have lost power in the ohio valley, up into parts of the great lakes.ew york city, you do get some relief. it doesn't last long. philadelphia, you're back into the 90s when we get into thursday. welcome to a record-breaking summer, i guess. >> tom, thank you. >>> let's talk about those fires near yosemite national park that tom mentioned. more than 16,000 acres have burned and dozens of people have been ordered to leave. >> we have some infrared video to show you and it shows just the intensity, basically, of the fire last night. cnn national correspondent camilla bernal is there on the ground. are firefighters making any progress today? >> reporter: hey, alisyn and victor, some progress. contained by 10%, so there's still a lot of work to be done and these flames are moving really quickly. part of the reason is because of the ongoing drought here in the state of california. you can see the evidence of the drought just by looking around and seeing how dry it is. you can also see exactly where the flames came into this property. and even though we have m

that's a concern from the through the plain states across the ohio tennessee valley.he flash flooding possibilities. okay. also, the severe storm threat, large hail, damaging winds, maybe isolated tornadoes stretch from the mid-atlantic back into the plain states and then the other big story, of course, is the relentless heat, not only for the southern plains but up towards the northwest where we have excessive heating warnings and heat advisories for, yet, another day, fox weather.com for all of your latest details there on this story. back to you, steve, ainsley, brian. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. meanwhile, they are the christian music band inspiring americans all across the country. and with two grammy nominations, we, the kingdom, brings faith and family on their stake where we are right now. >> ainsley: we love having them here. we are so excited. y'all know their music. they have a new song that they're going to memorial right here on "fox & friends." we have -- tell me how all of y'all are related. i know a lot of you have the last name cash. >>

states, so we could see some flash flooding from that rain and some severe storms rolling across the ohio valley. intensifying here. we could see some hail threat of tornadoes and of course, flooding, rains and stronger winds, and that wet weather works its way towards the east coast, knocking temperatures down for like washington, dc and new york city. but temperatures will continue to pick up in dallas, texas, seeing extremely hot and dry conditions. and that's reflected in northern areas of mexico, monterey, continuing to see those heat wave conditions west her down south, but not as wet for cost of costa rica and panama that we have seen recently, ah, inequality corruption, repression and rapes, the political, it just decides it costs the piece of cake, a documentary explores the desperate states of democracy in lebanon, a through the eyes of those who are losing home every day. teams are becoming blue democracy, maybe. democracy for sale on al jazeera, control of the narrative shapes the landscape, australian point to the paul. good. those images front of mind is a war for very much, for th

we have a large area of scattered storms across the southeast, severe storms across the ohio valley,attered to isolated storms across the southwest as well. we currently have a ground stop in reagan as well as baltimore, not showing up on the graphic because it's brand new news, and have a 30 minute delay in atlanta due to isolated showers and storms. they're going to be compounded as we go through the rest of the evening. should get better for the late evening flights, and we could see it once again tomorrow, and as these showers push offshore by sunday, i think sunday and monday will be better travel days as far as the weather goes. there is a slight risk of severe weather through boston, new york, philly, and d.c. these are big cities, a lot of flights fly out of here. this is for tomorrow, could see damaging winds and hail. do expect some delays in those cities tomorrow. we could actually see some moderate to major delays in cities like new york as well as d.c. could also see some sporadic delays across the southeast on saturday as well as sunday. we're looking at places like atl

at the advisories that have been in place for weeks, we're watching it spread, tennessee valley, ohio valley, new england, some of the larger cities. when you look at the triple digits, no relief in sight, from oklahoma city, salt lake city had their highest temperature the other way. the desert southwest but it's becoming more global. when we look at the next couple of days, in fact, the next week, well above average for much of the country. this is when it affects the body. it's the silent killer, the number one killer of all natural disasters. if you've got above 104, you have nervous system problems and organ failures. in europe, we're looking compared to 1976. again, notice all the blue on the map compared to where we are today. the heat moving up from africa has been making its way into the central areas of europe, now it's spreading to the east along with the drought. the fires are out of control. last year it was bad in greece. it's bad there again. as well as portugal, spain and france. here are the numbers. england, breaking some records, getting up, record was 102. they got up to