so france, northern parts of spain and portugal west weather to into west switzerland. northern areas of jeremy sinks pulses of heavy rain along with denmark, metal push its way up because good part of scandinavia over the next few days, 32 celsius there for moscow. on monday, tuesday house is still 34 degrees as temperature is very much on the rise and notice the showers continuing into central and western parts of europe heavy at times with some some the dry weather. coming back into the british houses, we go on 3 tuesday, 800 celsius for london, so started to get a little closer to where they should be dry and fine across northern parts of africa hopped in tripoli for west africa, the seasonal showers to doing quite nicely making the way for the north sponsored power cut on airways. be part of the debate itself defeated the end closing in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the one white man touching a dream, where a global audience become a global community, jump into the comment section. and

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we can find that toward the west, northern iberia, up through the south of france, switzerland, germany toward the south east. and also the czech republic is where we run the risk of seats and brains and thunderstorms and even some hail, where we have seen it towards south of france, lately for the mediterranean temperatures are coming up here. we've got is near at 35. so per se, okay, you're in for $39.00 and we're going to keep this theme of the high heat going the scorching and stifling heat. in fact, for libya, tripoli, you're up to 45 on thursday. look at the average thirty's. so yes, 15 tunis, we had temperatures like that, but the wind has now knocked you down to 27 degrees. and in terms of the weather will find it around the gulf of guinea from the ivory coast straight through to sierra leone on thursday, in the forecast while still ahead here on out of their manuals deposed later on from future is back in military courses accused of crimes that could be had jails up to 15 in why cuba and the u. s. on returning to the air of confrontation, 5 months, and to joe biden presidency.

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switzerland with vladimir putin next week. >>> dangerous weather. the biggest heat wave takes aim at the westg millions as americans are traveling in numbers not seen since before the pandemic. >>> a soccer star collapses during a major european tournament. the intense efforts to revive him on the field as the crowd watches. it's all ahead on gma. >>> sold. $28 million. >> someone is going to space with jeff bezos. $28 million was bid in order to get the seat with jeff bezos. it will happen next month in july. it's a pretty penny if you want to make that trip. now we know who will do it with him. >>> steph curry, the latest on him. he was traveling with ayesha. he is known for building the warriors dynasty but he and his wife do so much more for the community. they were in east bay helping to put together a new playground at franklin elementary school in oakland. the project is a collaboration with the carmax foundation and the playground nonprofit kaboom. they and other volunteers put the final touches on the final space. >> the best opportunity to be successful and when they are in school,

switzerland for a series of summits including one with russian leader vladimir putin. >> i've always been about bipartisanship -- >> reporter: the foreign policy focus comes as the president's domestic agenda appears stalled. on sunday, west virginia's joe manchin said he would not support a sweeping election and campaign finance reform bill effectively dooming the legislation. >> we must come together on a voting rights bill in a bipartisan way. you can't divide our country further by thinking you've given leeway to one or the other. >> reporter: manchin reiterated his support for the senate's filibuster rule which many democrats want to do away with. even before senator manchin announced his decision to vote against the bill, it was unlikely to advance in the senate where 60 votes are needed to end debate on a bill and overcome a filibuster. anne-marie? >> all right. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. >>> so breaking overnight, two people in california are under arrest for allegedly shooting a 6-year-old boy during an apparent road rage incident. 6-year-old aiden leos was killed last month after he was hit by a bullet. authorities say they arrested 24 -year-old eriz marcus anthony and lee wynne at their home

then he will head to belgium and switzerland for a series of summits including one with vladimir putin. all this comes as mr. biden's domestic agenda faces head wins. the westvirginia senator joe manchin says he will not support election and campaign finance reform bill. >> we must come together on a voting rights bill in a bipartisan way. you can't divide our country further by thinking you have given leeway to one or the other. >> he says he supports keeping the senate's filibuster rule which many democratic colleagues want to abolish. >>> today a return to prepandemic conditions in white house briefing room. it is returning to full capacity in place of the socially distanced briefings. the covid prevention measures apparently weren't effective. white house correspondent's association says there have been no cases of virus transmission between journalists. >>> two passenger trains collided in southern pakistan killing at least 40 people. trouble started when express train detrailed and several cars fell across an opposite track. then a second express train smashed into them. ambulances rushed to the scene. they're trying to free as many as 20 people trapp

switzerland, so i won't put you on the spot with that today. >> no, but i'm sure it's beautiful there. sounds beautiful. we are still talking about incredible heat in the westas to tell you that we had an all-time record high set yesterday in june in the spring, not even summer, it was 107 degrees in salt lake city. that is pretty insane stuff. tying your all-time record high in the middle of june. i mean, most areas set all of their all-time record highs in late july and august. it's because of the drought conditions in the west. 89% of the west is in drought right now. 55 is in extreme drought. we still continue with the heat. it's not -- we have a little bit of relief in a few spots. salt lake city is under a heat advisory today instead of a heat warning. everywhere from the desert west to california still under extreme heat warnings. record highs will be shattered guns wen today and i don't know if all-time highs like yesterday. there is the record highs for these areas. we probably won't break that record today in salt lake city but denver? i think you're going to break your record high. vegas and palm springs and phoenix, you'll be very close. it cont

west coast, and it is good to have you along with us on a wednesday morning. >> it's a real busy one. let's get right to this morning's breaking news. all eyes on geneva, switzerland where president biden and russian president vladimir putin are holding their very first summit as we speak. >> they took part in a photo op with the president of switzerland, shared a handshake this morning before heading inside that 18th century villa where the talks are being held. and both leaders enter this day in agreement on one issue. they both say this week that u.s./russian relations are at a low point. >> let's run throw how the rest of the day is going to play out. president biden is being joined by secretary of state antony blinken, putin accompanied by his long-time foreign minister. once the initial talks wrap up, they'll expand the room. >> the meetings are expected to last up to five hours. it's all business as one white house official put it, there will be no breaking of bread, and we have complete coverage including a conversation with former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul. but we're going to start with nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander.

before he flies to switzerland, will notjust be representing the us when he sits down for what is likely to be a pretty tough meeting, he wants to be able to say that he has the entire westgoing to be one of the big topics for today, so of course is how the alliance wants to deal with the rise of china, they will also be discussing afghanistan, the rise in violence there, since the us troop withdrawal. as i say, reform is a big part of the conversations which will be held here today and they are looking ahead to the future, they are looking at things like climate change, what implications that might have for security around the world. they are looking too at technology, how can nato keep its edge on, some delegates are saying, over potential adversaries if it can't keep its technology up to date? they need to invest harder and faster in that, so there is a lot on the table. there will be a lot of disagreements, of course, president biden is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with president of turkey, they have a lot to disagree about recently, so there will be some difficulties here. but i think everyone who sits around that table today will be united by one common bel

is off to switzerland on wednesday to meet vladimir putin face—to—face for the first time as the us president. he wants to be able to sit down with vladimir putin with the weight of the west the weapons which are being used increasingly alongside traditional military weapons. they have also talked about climate change and trying to get a handle and an assessment on the kind of security threats that might arise from a warming planet, so plenty for them to discuss. we will wait to see what the final communique says but the summit has been described as pivotal and there would have been disagreements, of course, but pretty much everyone around the table agreed on one thing, the world is becoming a more dangerous place and a far less predictable one.— a far less predictable one. jenny, thanks for— a far less predictable one. jenny, thanks forjoining _ a far less predictable one. jenny, thanks forjoining us. _ a review into the decision to appoint martin bashir as religious affairs correspondent at the bbc following his panorama interview with diana, princess of wales has found "no evidence of a cover—up." an earlier report by lord dyson criticised the methods bashir used to se