for water, not just for food, for umbrellas. they need shade from the sun. people are getting sunstroke. he said that the brigger problem to come the bigger problem to come, too, outside of people potentially dying is that there are dead carcasses, dead animals everywhere. dead cowings, dead chickens dead cows, dead chickens, cats. everywhere. once the animals decompose, that s a terrible health hazard. and not only with the dead carcasses, the superfund sites. there are over 20 superfund sites with hazardous material on that island. it s just beginning. the deaf administration the beginning. you ve been to afghanistan, haiti, you live in texas. he said nothing compares to what s happening in puerto rico. how do you feel? will are you saddened?
the heat wave in india is so severe, the roads are warping. more than 1,400 people have died in less than a week mostly from dehydration and sunstroke. the most severe temperatures soaring to 117 degrees fahrenheit. many of the dead are homeless or from poorer communities without electricity or running water. we want to take you to india there. our reporter is there. this is the joint capital of two of the worst states hit by the heat. we re talking 117 degrees. how are people coping with this? reporter: it s difficult, brooke. we spent the day in one of the villages that s been terribly hit. officials tell us more than 70
put aside. and to also to cancel these votes of this ballot box. and since the results came to the commission, before it s received any challenges to starting to the votes, starting with the subcommittees, and after examining this, there were some mistakes. in addition, six committed. there were three committees in one province who did not had nobody voting there. committee number ten. and subcommittee three. 12 and 14th, subcommittee four. there was only one person who voted in this committee. if you re just joining us, we are hi a listening to a long, dail and sometimes plaintive announcement from the egyptian electoral commission whose chief is slowly describing the electoral process while the entire nation waits and while we wait to hear who egypt s next president will be. we re waiting for the announcement of the election results of egypt s presidential runoff while thousands gather in tahrir square. the entire country waiting to find out where a year and a half of