a booster shot of pfizer or moderna the best all round protection from covid according to the latest trials. the energy regulator ofgem launches a review into the response to storm arwen as repair works continue, one week on. a woman has beenjailed for life for murdering her partner s six year old son after months of abuse. emma tustin has been told she will serve at least twenty nine years in prison for killing arthur labinjo hughes at their home in solihull. the boy s father, thomas hughes, has been jailed for twenty one years for manslaughter. thejudge at coventry crown court said it had been one of the most distressing cases he d dealt with and described the couple as spiteful and sadistic . phil mackie was in court. are you going to play for england, arthur? this is how his family want him to be remembered. after when i ve played for liverpool, i will play for tottenham. as a football loving six year old and not the emaciated child who was so sick he could barely
. millions of people at risk from heat. the united states and much of europe, what you need to watch out for to stay safe during dangerous heat waves. deadly floods in south korea and the race to find survivors who may have been trapped after an underpass flooded. we will have a live report from the region, and a massive manhunt leads to the recapture of an inmate in the state of pennsylvania. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. we begin this hour with millions of people sweltering under oppressive heat waves in europe and the united states. millions are under heat alerts in the united states from florida to the pacific northwest. death valley, california could top 130 degrees fahrenheit later today. that is about 54 degrees celsius right now at midnight. in phoenix it is 105 degrees. the hottest temperatures ever recorded in europe could happen in sicily and sardinia, potentially reaching a scorching 118 degrees fahrenheit. that is 48 degrees celsius. on satu
tearing these roads up and flipping cars. the torrential rain across the northeast grounding more than a thousand flights today. wildfires igniting in the west as that life-threatening heatwave reaches new highs with cities set to shatter records also breaking, in georgia, this search for this man, accused of killing four this weekend ends in a hail of bullets while in pennsylvania, the murder suspect who escaped jail is finally caught our interview with the hero couple who found him. oh, i m scared. i m scared for my wife and i. every flyer s worst nightmare. a passenger on a small plane forced to take the controls after the pilot falls ill. how she crash landed the plane and survived. she showed a lot of skill in challenging conditions plus, it s the summer of sniffles why the common cold is roaring back announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow good evening. we re tracking two weather extremes across the united states, both with serious and even
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coverage of the extreme weather with meteorologist adam klotz standing by and robert ray on the ground in san antonio, texas. but we begin with matt finn who is live in santa monica california, with the latest on the blistering heat. hello, matt. reporter: hi, mike. it s been pretty hot and sunny here all morning long here in santa monica. now these clouds or perhaps the ma rein layer has rolled through which is serving as some relief from the hot sun. traditionally, the beach is an escape from more inland los angeles. we actually talked to a family a short while ago who came here all the way from las vegas to escape the heat there, and all morning long we ve been talking to people who say they just want to get out of their hot and stuffy neighborhoods inland in l.a. and come here along the water. we don t want to come later on, cool, crisp weather. it totally depends where you live. if you live in the valley, you re sweltering. if you with live anywhere near the beach,