of water just overtaking big parts of vermont and new york, this may not be the worst of it. rivers across the northeast are expected to reach their highest peaks either late tonight or early tomorrow morning. there are still flood watches in effect in parts of vermont and new york. western new england just getting pounded. so that s what s going on in that part of the northeast today. in part of the southwest today, of course, it is the killing heat. it was 110 degrees in phoenix, arizona, today. and, you know, maybe that doesn t sound crazy. maybe that sounds kind of normal for this time of year. look, it s the tenth day in a row that temperatures have been at or above 110 degrees in phoenix. it s on track to be the longest and worst heat wave on record. the heat wave has been smothering the southwest and texas. in southern florida, extreme heat has been wreaking havoc on
how much their accident cget the best result possible. greg: climate notes want to cancel the sun and it s about time. top scientist considering the possibility of blocking that awful thing that literally gives the planet life. jesse and his sultry tan, blocking the sun s ray to limit global is too dangerous to study at the top scientist breaking from the colleagues and calling for research into what they call solar radiation modification. jessica, this doesn t sound crazy to me at all. it has 60 scientists. jessica: i think you need 100 for canceling this on come i require 100 scientists. greg: has. jessica: be talked about this before remember crazy european political headline when the war in ukraine started when
get challenged, that s a problem. when i was in arizona, i saw kari lake showed up everywhere. first of all, she s got a way of weaving conspiracy theories into cogent argument that doesn t sound crazy but also she s there and she s good. on the democratic side, fetterman is that person, right, he goes to every county, every vote. great motto. josh shapiro, he goes to every county, all the red parts of pennsylvania, and when i was in pennsylvania last week, you know, i was in pittsburgh, it s democratic leaning, but it s not manhattan. people love john fetter manl. fetterman. white guy, 60s, retired, i would have thought. he s traveled all over the state before that. and he s traveled after that,