trucks may not help, but somebody has to help somewhere for like basically us living our lively hoods for a lot of the town. neil: and maybe for quite a while. i hope i m wrong. have you heard anything from norfolk southern, any mailings, tweets, texts, calls, anything? i have not. i ve gone over to the resource center over in new waterford. every time i ve gone, it s been several hours of waiting to get through the lines. we decided to go when it calms down. we ve had no interaction. nobody official telling us any actual answers. most likely they ve been told not to talk to us, i d imagine. neil: we talked to a couple of lawyers reaching out to residents. maybe they reached out to you to
she s worried about something that hasn t happened yet. i m worried about stuff thats a happened and affected the lively hoods and future of our children. neil, as is tradition here in new hampshire, dixville notch voted at midnight. those five people that voted there, all five of them voted for senator maggie hassan. polls have not closed here yet. it s a tradition to track here in new hampshire who gets the first votes in the state in dixville notch. now we have that answer. neil? thanks, hillary vaughn in new hampshire. let s go to georgia right now. i believe total money spent there eclipses every other state race in the country right now, whether you re talking the governorship or the senatorial battle. aishah hasnie haas more from atlanta. aishah? hey, neil. that s because the senate majority really could run through georgia. obviously this race is neck and neck. it s all going to come down to high voter turnout.
temperatures well over 100 degrees. and with the heat indices, it feels just oppressive and dangerous. the big story across the northwest, some of these areas don t have air conditioning and we are going to be dealing with several days of high heat and humidity. that is, of course, one of the biggest stories across the country. fox weather.com for your latest details and i know, steve, you have a story coming up that deals with the hot temperatures as well. steve: exactly, thank you very much. perfect segue, janice. the heat wave hitting farmers hard as temperatures threaten crops, animals and lively hoods on top of the stresses from already very high, record high fuel costs. buff one u.s. state department official actually welcomed the higher fuel prices tweeting and then deleting this, quote: i prefer high gas prices, equals less driving, less co 2. here with reaction are kansas farmers vance and louise joining us from the flat alans of kansas
here is blinken after those talks in ukraine. you hear it s neutral. i would start with the ropsition it s pretty hard to be neutral when it comes to this aggression. there s a clear aggressor. there s a clear victim. there s a clear challenge not only to the lives and lively hoods to the people of ukraine. but there s a challenge to the international order that china and the units as permanent members of the security council are supposed to uphold. officials in highland park, illinois, are calling on their community to come together after a fourth of july mass shooting that killed seven people. cnn s camilla burr naul spoke to some of the residents. reporter: as a way to heal steve visits this makeshift memorial, takes pictures and talks. i just want to confront this this demon of carnage if you want to call it that. and for me to do it, i have to
popular shows like ozark. after losing subscriber, netflix just lost billions of dollars. so what are the streaming giant s plans to turn things around? plus, they grow the grain that feeds most of europe. now these ukrainian farmers are not only fighting for their lively hoods. they re fighting for their lives. and leading this hour, the evacuation corridor for hundred of innocent civilians trapped in mariupol did not work as planned. earlier today, president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine said 120,000 ukrainians are still stuck. in city now under constantly russian brarm. a ukrainian marine in the steel plant release ad video message saying he does not know how much time they have left. two senior u.s. officials telling cnn, russia has made as of now no major territorial gains so far since they launched their offensive in eastern ukraine. jim sciutto joins us now live