it. that have been dealing with incredible high temperatures for so long. shepard: rick reichmuth live tonight midtown, manhattan. for the first time in decades the united states government no longer has the capability to lift humans from the american soil into space. because early this morning at the kennedy space center in florida, the last of the space e shuttle s atlantis returned home for the last time. landing gear down and locked. main gear touch down now deploying the drag chute. ferguson rotating the nose gear down to the deck. nose gear touched down. having fired the imagination of a generation, a ship like no other, it s place in history secured, the space shuttle pulls
of the northeast that is going to break all kinds of records. over 60 records broken with this one, shep. shepard: wow, so it ends in like september or something? i mean, it s july. so when we get a break, it s not going to be huge break. there will be breaks across parts of the northeast. go back to the map and you can get an idea what we are looking at for tomorrow. a lot of areas. anywhere where red at least feeling like 90. darker red feeling like over 100. darker pink around 110. still chicago and nation s capital and still new york city. go to saturday and a little bit of a break across parts of the northeast. see that darker color move across the plains. move this heat around. any place across the south, shep, there is no relief in sight. shepard: that s the tag of it. that have been dealing with incredible high temperatures for so long. shepard: rick reichmuth live tonight midtown, manhattan. for the first time in decades the united states government no longer has the