of what s to come as we approach peak summer travel. the pressure the biden administration is now putting on the airlines. the dangerous new heat wave taking aim at much of the country, millions under heat alerts tonight. rob marciano standing by timing it out. the new warning from nato that the war in ukraine could drag on for years as american firepower makes it to the front lines. our team on the ground with a up-close look. will the heavy artillery make a difference in the war? the news out of italy, the oscar-winning film director detained after allegations of sexual assault. celebrations across the country commemorating this year s juneteenth national holiday marking the end of slavery in america. and led by the 95-year-old grandmother of juneteenth, opal lee. and an emotional story this father s day, the promise one dad made to his son, the dream fulfilled. announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. good evening
call the airline to cancel your ticket and request a refund. linsey. helpful tips there. thank you. it is not officially summer yet on the calendar, but much of the nation is bracing for more sweltering temperatures. a brutal heat wave is moving east, pushing temperature well into the 90s. let s get to senior meteorologist rob marciano timing it all out for us. it was a comfortably cool and pleasant father s day in the east, the heat already building in the central part of the country. 100 in grand forks, north dakota. that s a record. look at tomorrow s highs in fargo, expected to be 100 there. excessive heat warnings still up. 99 degrees in minneapolis. and then tuesday and wednesday, into the middle and eastern part of the country, that s when the heat really begins to rise. dangerous heat in atlanta on wednesday and thursday, over 100 degrees and looking for the first official week of summer, most of the country looks to be above average. rob, thank you. we turn next to u
for legal immigration very much against illegal immigration. they are developing a document to make sure they are hiring them to work in the country. the death toll rising from a strong earthquake. 12 people killed. we go around the world in 80 seconds. this video from the moment the earthquake struck the impact rocking the northern part of the country. 100 homes destroyed. the quake causing a bridge and a gold mine to collapse. pakistan. thousands of people venting their fury against the united states in a rally organized by religious leaders.
bring people together, let s have it. let s go for it. do you remember one thing in particular, i know that he did not actually invite the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to the white house for the first two years of the presidency when he when president obama enjoyed majorities in the house and senate. he didn t do that essential outreach and now we have a situation in our country where we ve got the fiscal cliff coming in january. great piece in the wall street journal that talks about what the consequence of that could be. and the conversations between the white house examine congress are so limited, even with the senate chairman that are democrat, they re so frustrated that they don t have this part of the process. i will tell you another thing they re mad about, just last thursday, slipped in in the afternoon was a did he say mation of the welfare reform act of 1996. and congress wanted and should have had at least a crack at seeing if they wanted to make similar change
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