record for the 25th of july. 38.7 degrees recorded in the cambridge region. that was warmer than the deadly heat wave that struck in 2003, 38.5 degrees was the temperature there. and it surpassed the july record which we originally thought had been broken. now we know that it was also included in that dubious list of the netherlands as well as brussels and into germany as well. look at this, the heat was incredible. we re talking about 10, 15 degrees celsius higher than what it should be. mercury climbed to 1308 degrees in paris. so now a cooling trend has settled in from the atlantic, but this is also putting the squeeze on the heat. is that shifts a little further north. so places like scandinavia, look at these temperatures, it is about the difference between the average high and actual
during a local event to discuss a planned refugee shelter luka who backed chancellor merkel s refugee policy had said germans who don t value coexistence could leave the country if they wished stephanie claims it was this statement that spurred him to kill vital. it is hot here in new york a record breaking heat wave is making life miserable for millions of people across the continent authorities in paris have banned 60 percent of cars from the city to mitigate the buildup of dangerous levels of smog and ozone record highs are expected in spain s more these near the capital madrid and here in berlin it was a record breaking hot june day. i will keep checking balance temperature throughout the day find out how my fellow berlin us i handling the heat and closely observe if the german capital can top the record. 38.5
you see the water here, kind of picking up in some of its furious nature. have said we re not even allowed to walk there. they re just concerned for everybody s safety. what we ll do, which is somewhat different, i ll show you a device here. it s going to help us for all the folks who want to get instant weather data, we re going to be able to monitor that with things like the wind speed and everything else. so i m standing right now with a building protecting me. i m going to step out of the way. randy who s on the camera is going to zoom on the water. i m going to come around to the side and hold this out. you ll see how it begins to pick up the wind speed right there. i m reading right now gusts 37, 38.5, 39, 40.9, 37, temperature 81.1 degrees fahrenheit. this is just sort of the early stages of what will soon be gale force winds and then the tropical force winds. now, as i come back around, as
asking them to redraft the memo, including security information, taking the same course as the republican staff memo and declassify the democrats version in full, or because of thing the democrat version with heavy redaction. republicans and democrats were in a holding pattern telling fox, they expect of element tonight, chris. chris: catherine, thank you. you re welcome. chris: another top justice department official is stepping down, associate attorney rachel brand is the number three person at the doj, that made her rob rosenstein the immediate replacement. she says she was not planning to leave, but approached by a fortune 500 company to what she calls a dream job at watching wall street was enough to give the most seasoned investor a case of the bends. the dow finished up 330 points, it had been down 500 earlier in the afternoon. the s&p 500 gained 38.5. nasdaq jumped 97. let s get some analysis now of
debate. i want to leave the stock market discussion with the tweet by john harwood, at cnbc covers financial matters. he said the increase in the dow jones industrial average from president s inauguration day to february 5th of the following year, trump 22.7, obama 38.5. put that in the little known facts. thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. coming up what is donald trump most worried about with the special prosecutor? is it that he expects the special prosecutor to charge him with treason? in the rewrite what donald trump doesn t know about treason.