guys try to rescue a house. but it s impossible. it guys try to rescue a house. but it s impossible. it s impossible. it was not ust it s impossible. it was not just peeple it s impossible. it was not just people forced - it s impossible. it was not just people forced to - it s impossible. it was noti just people forced to flee. these horses onlyjust made it out in time. round the mediterranean, temperature records look set to tumble. the weekend saw croatia hit a1. while china, the world s biggest emitter of carbon dioxide, recorded 52 celsius, smashing their previous record. but no one on earth can compete with death valley in california. here, the fact they re fast approaching the hottest temperature ever recorded is being treated as something to celebrate. it’s something to celebrate. it s still exciting. something to celebrate. it s still exciting. again, we re getting lots of visitors who are wanting to get their picture with a thermometer. who wants to feel wha
since then, ukraine has exported 32.8 million tonnes of grain and other food. un secretary general anthony guterres sharply criticized russia s move. today s decision by the russian federation will strike a blow to people in need everywhere. the unimpeded access to global markets forfood products and fertilisers from both ukraine and the russian federation. our goal must be continuing to advance global food security and the global food price stability. this will remain the focus of my efforts, taking into account the rise in human suffering that will inevitably result from today s decision. our correspondent nomia iqbal has been covering the un security council meeting in new york. there s been condemnation of russia s decision not to extend the grain initiative. the uk foreign secretary james cleverly, who was heading the security council meeting, accused vladimir putin of using food as a weapon. earlier today, the un secretary general antonio guterres also expressed disappo
serious side effects. in the uk, almost one million people are estimated to be living with dementia. and around two thirds of them have alzheimer s. it s a disease that gradually destroys key areas of the brain involved in memory and understanding. this new drug needs regulatory approval. but how soon might it be available? our medical editor fergus walsh spoke exclusively to one of the patients on the trial. hello. are you all right, mr colley? hi, yes. yes. i ve got your donanemab here for you. mike colley has alzheimer s disease, yet the 80 year old feels incredibly fortunate. i m one of the luckiest people you ll ever meet. just for this. that s because he s been on the global trial of donanemab for two years. he s come with his son for his monthly infusion, at this clinic in london. i seem to get more confident every day. and i m sure this is going to be successful. they ll get all the rubbish off the top of my brain and i ll be back to normality. i m very confident abou
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