for you. good morning to you, welcome to early start on this monday morning. i m zoraida sambolin. and i m ashlee. it s the kind of heat that makes it hard to breathe and it is still threatening millions of americans all the way from the midwest to the northeast this morning. about 16 people have now died from this heat since thursday when triple-digit temperatures unleashed killer storms that have now left millions of people without power this morning. it s incredible, but look how many states are now dealing with miserable conditions in ohio, 425,000 people are now without power. that s as of 10:00 p.m. last night. it s the same story in virginia and maryland, where hundreds of thousands of people are just waiting for the power to come back on. just a whiff of ac in these extraordinary temperatures. the problem there doesn t seem to be much of a let-up in sight. 20 states are under heat advisory warnings. and now a state of emergency has been declared by the gove
he says many things and many of them turn out to be untrue. we do not believe they have the capability to enrich to the degree to which they now say they are enriching. the debate over iran s controversial nuclear program, far from over, anderson. all right. ivan, thanks for that. if you want to it s interesting trying to figure out the power dynamic inside iran. we think mahmoud ahmadinejad is the most powerful guy in iran. he s not. go to ac 360.com if you want an explanation of iran s power structure. we re following important stories. candy crowley has a 360 news and business bulletin. candy? a suicide bombing on a u.s. base in eastern afghanistan has in fact killed some americans, wounding, sorry, five american soldiers. the attacker detonated the bomb in the base s sleeping area and reportedly was wearing an afghan police uniform. late word tonight, anderson, about patrick kennedy.
reportedly was wearing an afghan police uniform. late word tonight, anderson, about patrick kennedy. he, of course, the son of the late senator ted kennedy, patrick a six-term congressman on capitol hill from rhode island. we re hearing tonight from our sources that patrick kennedy, the congressman from rhode island, is retiring. he will not seek re-election to office this coming november. now back to that i m sorry. again, patrick is an eight-term congressman. this comes less than two months after in massachusetts a republican won for the first time in some time. there is outrage in seattle candy? sorry? candy, sorry, i was saying that basically means if he s retiring he s the last kennedy to hold public office, isn t that right? he is. yes. actually i was thinking about
days. let s listen to what the white house had to say. he says many things and many of them turn out to be untrue. we do not believe they have the capability to enrich to the degree to which they now say they are enriching. the debate over iran s controversial nuclear program, far from over, anderson. all right. ivan, thanks for that. if you want to it s interesting trying to figure out the power dynamic inside iran. we think mahmoud ahmadinejad is the most powerful guy in iran. he s not. go to ac 360.com if you want an explanation of iran s power structure. we re following important stories. candy crowley has a 360 news and business bulletin. a suicide bombing on a u.s. base in eastern afghanistan has in fact killed some americans, wounding, sorry, five american soldiers. the attacker detonated the bomb in the base s sleeping area and reportedly was wearing an afghan police uniform. late word tonight anderson about patrick kennedy.
afghanistan after another apparent insider attack. led to the death of two u.s. troops. this after president hamid karzai this weekend disrupted defense secretary chuck hagel s first trip there as defense secretary, with wild accusations about u.s./taliban collusions. what is going on here? joining me is new york congressman peter king, former chair of the homeland security committee. let s talk about two more insider attacks, killing two americans. three afghans, also after a man in afghan police uniform opened fire on the visiting americans. right after chuck hagel had been there this weekend and hamid karzai canceled the joint news conference amid wild accusations. what dot implication force the u.s. timetable withdrawal. it s absolutely disgraceful. it s somewhat personal to me, i lost a constituent corporal buckley. last summer. it s inexcusable.