around the northeast, cooling stations have opened to help people catch a break with some air conditioning. those taking advantage of the stations have a place to feel the breeze of a fan and enjoy a meal indoors, away from the hot sun. temperatures in here is nice. not real cold and it s not hot. it s humid outside. hard to breathe. it s really hot out there. and i thought i would have breakfast today and they take care of you here pretty good. the noaa tells fox there are currently nine states and the district of columbia under a heat warning or advisory right now. we re talking new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, michigan and massachusetts to name a few. and you know, let s just put it out there. it s just flat out miserable right now and also very dangerous. this kind of heat can turn deadly fast. killer heat claimed 658 lives every year according to the center foz are disease control. some tips to help keep you cool and safe, stay hydrated by
morales said asylum offer was payback for that incident. snowden asked for asylum in more than 20 countries. venezuela and nicaragua were the only other countries to say yes thus far. also new overnight, a tornado relief concert in oklahoma quickly turned dangerous. country stars garth brook and toby keith, a benefit concert to raise money for those affected by the deadly tornado. temperatures reached mid-90s, 21 people suffered severe heat exhaustion and rushed to hospitals. concert officials said nearly 1300 others were brought to nearby cooling stations. those are your headlines. coming up next on the show, we just told you violent protest raging on in egypt. the white house staying neutral on this. is that the right direction? we continue to bring latest developments out of san francisco including emotional stories of survival.
republican guard headquarters where they believe mohamed morsi is being held. they want him released and reinstated. that seems unlikely. there will be more protests today. how violent they will be, that still remains to be seen, tucker. thanks a lot. be safe. lets get to other headlines and tell you what else is new overnight. a busy news day. a tornado relief concert in oklahoma turned dangerous. country stars garth brooks and toby keith had a benefit concert for the deadly tornado that struck oklahoma last may. temperatures reached mid-90s at the start of the concert. 21 people suffered severe heat exhaustion and were rushed to local hospitals. concert officials say nearly 1300 others were brought to nearby cooling stations. federal budget cuts heavily impacting thousands of servicemen and women. some national guard members facing furloughs. automatic cuts forcing soldiers to take an unpaid leave of
tornado and then last week, we were looking at the sering heat in the southwest. it has been an extraordinary summer so far. the saturday swelter son along the east coast. new york city, boston, philadelphia. all sizzling, making it feel like they re in triple digit conditions thanks to the high humidity. emergency officials in the big apple have now opened the city s many cooling stations with advisories now extending through the weekend. the big time heat didn t keep the crowds from flocking to the spectacular light shows this extended holiday weekend, but the blistering temperatures were just too much for some. 120 people received medical attention at boston s it s a very different picture across other parts of the nation. heavy rains and floods continue across much of the south, part of the florida panhandle received as much as 18 inches of
that killed dozens of people, injured hundreds, all the way out to the searing heat in the desert southwest. it has been an extraordinary summer. the saturday swelter on the east coast. new york city, boston, philadelphia, all sizzling. making feel like triple digit conditions, thanks to high humanity. emergency officials in new york city has opened many cooling stations with heat advisories extending through the weekend. the big-time heat didn t keep crowds from flocking to light shows this holiday weekend. blustering temps too much for some. 120 people received medical attention in boston. a different picture across other parts of the nation. heavy rains and floods continue across much of the south. parts of the florida panhandle,