the longer we fail to act, the worse it gets and the higher the price when we are eventually forced by catastrophe to act. if you re here today, you know what climate change is doing to us. you don t need my pain, or my tears, to know that we re in a crisis. enough of burning and drilling and mining our way deeper. . we re digging our own graves. outside, protesters demanded much more radical action, accusing the summit leaders of being full of hot air. also tonight. the driver of one of two trains involved in a collision near salisbury suffers life changing injuries. several others were also hurt. the chief executive of barclays, resigns, after an inquiry into links with the sex offender, jeffrey epstein. commentator: helps it away. and jos buttler s big hitting makes it four wins out of four for england at the t20 world cup. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel. wonderful wolves in wonderland against woeful everton will the toffees fight back? we ll have
a240 million americans facing temperatures over 90 degrees. here are tonight s headlines. most vulnerable safe asng the- temperatures in major cities like new york, d.c., and philadelphia are expected to reach triple digits. it s miserable, actually. bronny james! bronny james, the teenage son of lebron james, is recovering after going into cardiac arrest during a practice at usc. norah: police say they found a walk involved with gunse gilgo beach murder suspect s home. 79 weapons were recovered. norah: breaking news. the u.s. marine veteran who was part of that russian prisoner swap last year went to ukraine to fight and is now injured. what impact will it have for others held in russia? ups and the teamsters union have reached a tentative deal to avoid a strike. a walkout of workers would have had national economic implications. norah: is the pentagon hiding evidence about ufos? what to know ahead of congress historic hearing. an i
hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredericka witfield. we begin this hour with a punishing heat wave that has more than 100 million people under heat alerts from coast to coast. after hitting 116 yesterday, phoenix marked its 29th consecutive day of over 110 degrees. the medical examiner s office in phoenix, in fact, is bringing in refrigerated containers in anticipation of a possible overflow of heat-related deaths. with high temperatures scorching the northeast, new york city s mayor is sounding the alarm about its deadly potential. cooling centers and public pools in the region are offering extended hours to help residents stay safe. athena jones is live for us in washington square park in new york city. how are people keeping cool, and how is this putting stress on the power grid? reporter: i can tell you the real temperature is 89 degrees, but the feels-like is 95. it s only going to get hotter over the next few hours. the national weather se
delays as a heat dome expands with more than 240 million americans facing temperatures over 90 degrees. here are tonight s headlines. how officials are keeping the most vulnerable safe as temperatures in major cities like new york, d.c., and philadelphia are expected to reach triple digits. it s miserable, actually. bronny james! bronny james, the teenage son of lebron james, is recovering after going into cardiac arrest during a practice at usc. police say they found a walk-in vault with guns and an iron door in the basement of the gilgo beach murder suspect s home. approximately 279 weapons were recovered. norah: breaking news. the u.s. marine veteran who was part of that russian prisoner swap last year went to ukraine to fight and is now injured. what impact will it have for others held in russia? ups and the teamsters union have reached a tentative deal to avoid a strike. a walkout of workers would have had national economic implications.
d.c., suggesting jack smith s team is trying to find out everything that happened in the aftermath of donald trump s 2020 loss. what was donald trump s state of mind, witnesses were reportedly asked? did he know he lost? we ll see what jack smith s team has uncovered and what the special counsel believes happened on and leading up to that day. the question, though, now, when will we see those charges? donald trump himself guessed he would be indicted this week. is he right? joining me now is garrett haake, nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly, and msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin. of course a target letter, garrett, does not necessarily mean that you will be indicted but donald trump seems to think that, yes, he will, and it will happen this week. why? reporter: legal experts say a target letter means you almost certainly will be indicted and donald trump thinks that s the case. we know the target letter was sent, law enforcement official have is confirmed that. i don t supp