weather. we are in rome where the temperatures are expected to reach almost 97 farenheit, 36 degrees celsius in just a few hours but we begin with meteorologist derek van dam. derek, it s not just europe dealing with the heat. seems the whole of the northern hemisphere is being baked. literally. i think that s the climate of urgency that we re all collectively facing from north america, europe to northeast asia and focus in on what s happening across the united states. just literally minute by minute i m seeing the updates from the national weather service come in and the heat advisories expand, especially across the nation s mid section. memphis, you re included in the heat advisory. much of the east coast and portions of the west coast. this spans coast to coast over 80 million americans under some sort of heat advisory with heat excessive heat warnings inclusive of philadelphia. heat advisories from boston to new york. when you step outside, it will literally feel like 105 deg
costs. like the way california is, stay home. reporter: i get that. travel experts say the worst time to be on the road tomorrow is in the afternoon, especially between 4 and 5:00 p.m. and if you are brave enough to do it, prepare to spend a lot of time on the brakes. jereka. luciano for us in los angeles. thank you. while severe weather could impact travel on the fourth of july and put out a damper on plans, a storm system sweeping into the plains and great lakes to bring dangerous wind gusts and frequent lightning from minneapolis to detroit. the stormy weather will last much of the day for celebrations. it will be clear and comfortable in the northeast, but hot and humid in the nation s mid section and dry on the west coast. tonight, the fugitive yoga keecher police killed a cyclist and escaped to costa rica back
you combine that with extreme heat you are putting those transition lines under serious pressure to perform, especially when you need to cool homes. well that is going to be a problem going forward here. because look at what we have ahead of us. within the next week we have a potential to break over 130 record high temperatures across the central and eastern u.s. here we go again, right? heat wave round two. at the moment, we re kind of in between the most excessive heat. so we just got past what was a brutal, brutal week of heat across the ohio riff river valley. and now heat watches taking place across the nation s mid section for our next round of heat. here it is. the heat dome. we talk about theiis so often. it literally is trapping the hot air near the surface where we all live. and we re going to see that build across the nation s mid
there s full paralysis in this side of my face. so, what exactly is ramsey hunt syndrome? let s ask dr. peter hotez, professor at the baylor college of medicine. dr. hotez, i am glad you are here. for many people, they have never heard of this particular affliction. what what is it? how does it start? how do you get this? well, you know, he is showing signs of facial paralysis on one side of the face and the most common cause of that is what is called bells palsy which can occur after lyme disease or a viral infection. a somewhat less common cause is ramsey hunt syndrome, which is ral actually react vagds of the chickenpox virus so a form of herpes that more typically oerngs in older individuals, and will often manifest as as a band of vesicles of pain around their mid-section. but in some cases, that can affect the facial nerve.
temperatures mid-60s across mid-section of the country dropping to 70s and 80s in the south along the southern plains, that is something we ll be watching. largely a pleasant day for a lot of folks across the country. todd: my snow stuff gets put away in the closet at 12:30 today. stop with the snow. i think you are safe. todd: thank you, adam. it is the real-life grand theft auto, gangs threatening anyone driving a nice car ambushs across los angeles, disturbing warning from the lapd. carley: a father is murdered in cold blood in front of his two-year-old daughter. there are questions about how this happened. his widow is demanding answers and joins us next. severe plaque psoriasis. now, there s skyrizi.