and in kansas city, missouri, a steamy 97. $7.15. reporter: in houston today where temperatures felt like 110 degrees, vendors the this farmers market say the heat s taking a toll on their profit how is the heat impacting business here at the farmers market i think the heat is keeping the customers away trying to keep crops growing is becoming very challenging. reporter: as the south bakes torrential rain flooding boston s fenway park last night, suspending their game against the mets take a look at this. stunned fans watched as water rushed down the ballpark s staircase. and one week after floods rushed into a philadelphia suburb, police in pennsylvania said yesterday they believe they recovered a body of a toddler who was swept away her baby brother still missing. as this summer of severe weather continues to claim lives. priscilla joins us