new goods from companies have been slowing down, the markets and the economists are all watching for the june jobs report reu is due ou which is due out this friday. new warnings this hour of more severe weather as nearly 3 million americans on the east coast suffer in extreme heat, with no power. a series of brutal and deadly storms hitting the region snapping trees, knocking down power lines and even destroying cars and home. at least 16 people are dead, two of them children. now a desperate recovery effort is underway, but folks say the high temperatures are making it unbearable. elizabeth tran is live in one of the areas hardest hit and that is charleston, west virginia. reporter: more than 450,000 residents in west virginia still without power the third day in a row, scorching temperatures. people are asking why can t we just get power back on, why can t it be the slip of a switch? i m standing in the middle of a ravine to show you the challenges the power crews are