right now on ana cabrera reports breaking news at a u.s. embassy overseas, a gunman attacking the u.s. embassy at lebanon overnight, injuring a security guard. what we know at this hour as israel says it s prepared for, quote, strong action. plus, day three of hunter biden s federal gun trial, witness testimony resuming this morning as we learn of new drama outside the com. also ahead, political retribution? what donald trump is saying now about potential payback against his opponents including prison. and later, the new space race, boeing preparing to launch its star liner into orbit this hour. can boeing prove third time s the charm. good morning, it s great to have you with us. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with that breaking news at a u.s. embassy overseas, an attacker opening fire at the embassy in beirut early this morning injuring one lebanese guard. the gunman has been captured and is being treated for injuries. now,
hurricanes can be deadlier than floods, tornados. what do we need to know about this heat wave? reporter: here in san antonio they broke a 108-year record for high temperature on tuesday, and the heat index hit a whopping 117 degrees, and unfortunately there s no relief in sight just yet. those sweltering temperatures are expected to persist across texas and into the west, which has caused millions of americans in those heat advisory zones to try to come up with creative ways to beat the heat, like coming out to a splash pad like the one i m at here in downtown san antonio at hemisphere park. we re expecting this place to be packed in the coming hours. oppressive heat, stifling much of the western part of the country today. temperatures soaring as much as 25 degrees above average. it was a record setting hot day. in texas, wilting triple digit temperatures searing multiple cities including 106 in