breaking overnight, border whiplash. an appeals court blocks the controversial texas immigration law that the supreme court had just given the green light to take effect. so this morning, no republican is running against donald trump anymore, but notable number of republicans are still voting against him in primaries including overnight so what s the message here? a stunning allegations surrounding the royal family, a hospital worker is accused of trying to breach the private medical record because of the princess of wales. sarah is out today. i m john berman with kate baldwin cnn news central starts now while you were sleeping, things got how do even more confusing and texas? this is all about the state s controversial new immigration law that would allow state law enforcement to arrest and deport people suspected of entering the country illegally. and it s now the subject of dramatic back-and-forth with the supreme court overnight here s where things stand right n
will be the warmest month that this planet has seen in recorded history. tons of millions of people today and more than that by wednesday and thursday because the heat is going to spread out. did not have the authorization. it s barbaric treatment. it s extreme cruelty. there s no need for that kind of cruelty. this is crowd control and it is ready to go, potentially, if they need to. if police need to feel they need to clear out those roads in front of the israeli supreme court. live from london, this is cnn newsroom. with max foster and bianca nobilo. hello and welcome. it s monday, july 24th, 9:00 a.m. here in london. 1:00 a.m. on the u.s. west coast, where a record heat wave that has tortured americans for more than a month threatens to extend into august. millions of people are under a combination of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings from coast to coast. by the middle of the week, high temperatures are set to expand to the majority of the country.
dangerously hot temperatures plaguing the u.s. southwest make their way east. walking a fine line, as donald trump braces for a potential third indictment. drone strikes in russia s capital. we have a live report, just ahead. good to have you with us. we begin in the u.s., where millions of americans are under threat of extreme temperatures, amid a heat wave that shows no signs of cooling down. cities like chicago or minneapolis, could see temperatures approach 100 degrees fahrenheit by wednesday. other states have hit that and higher already. more than 2,300 heat alerts have been issued since june 10th. many breaking high temperature records. no stranger to the heat, phoenix, arizona, has had an especially hot summer. for the past 23 days, phoenix has recorded temperatures exceeding 110 degrees fahrenheit. we have more on the extreme heat. reporter: in places where temperatures are reaching 110, 120 degrees, officials really trying to encourage people to remain indoo
the eclipse already started. reporter: yes, it did. it s about to start in the western part of the country. give me five, you guys. you were amazing. thank you so much for being with us. and craig, so many families like them, they re going to experience this together in this stadium behind me. 15,000 people have poured into carbondale, illinois, and the local businesses here are ex attic. it is estimated the private sector in carbondale will gain almost $20 million just by the influx of tourists and people all around the world who have come here to witness this astronomical event together. all right. we ll come back to you in a moment, as well. my friend and colleague, jeff rossen, is standing by, not far from where we sit here. he s in new york city, on the upper west side. new york city, by the way, expected to get an eclipse of about 70%. but here s the thing, jeff. that doesn t mean that folks should take viewing any less seriously, right? reporter: yeah, you can never look
As extreme summer heat leads to increased absenteeism and reduced productivity, manufacturing and engineering firms like Tata Steel, Larsen & Toubro, Nayara Energy, Thermax, and Maruti Suzuki are implementing measures to protect their employees. Initiatives include providing desert coolers, air-conditioned rest areas, and AC transportation, distributing rehydration salts, conducting medical check-ups, and offering doctor consultations. Tata Steel adjusts job schedules to minimize direct sunlight exposure, while L&T extends lunch breaks for outdoor workers.