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for heat stroke and hydrate. a heat that medical experts say can be deadly. people can actually die of heat, and people we know to be at risk are people who are homeless who are living outdoors, people who are working outdoors. reporter: in portland, with thousands living on the streets, volunteers are doing what they can to help. we have also water bottles. we have sweat rags. we have liquid i.v. for electrolytes. reporter: cooling centers will serve a final role where a significant part of the population doesn t have air conditioning. everything to get out of heat. these cats are sitting there in 100-degree weather. no power outages are expected but the heat raises other concerns. this means the threat of wildfire activity is high. with california and oregon experiencing droughts, fire authorities will be on alert. while the whole northwest prepares to fight the heat. and here in portland, the record temperature ever registered is 107 degrees, so loo ....
the ingraham angle from washington tonight. scott atlas is back and he is going to respond all of that backtracking and sidestepping from fauci and friends but first, the coming climate lockdown, that is the focus of tonight s angle. for years now democrats have realized the only way to turn their radical plans into reality is to take more power and money from the american people and gave it to washington. they want control over almost every aspect of your life. we can t drive our suvs and eat as much as we want and keep our homes on 72 degrees at all times. laura: can t do any of those things he said back in 2008 and all these years later we see obama s heirs taking on his mission control. if you tax carbon as well as as well as cigarettes. we have to take high combustion vehicles off the road as rapidly as we can. do you support changing the dietary guidelines? red meat, specifically? laura: america isn t exceptional, it is systemically racist and that ....
this was a watershed event. the affordable care act is here to stay. reporter: what the decision tells us about trump s three nominees. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to inside politics sunday. i m abby philip. president biden had a chance to hone his diplomatic skills at last week s summit with vladimir putin and he ll need them to be sharp in the critical days ahead for his top domestic priorities. among them is voting rights, scheduled for a key senate vote this tuesday. senator joe manchin made a last ditch appeal to republicans for a narrower plan than most democrats want but a key player stacey abrams says she can live with it. if joe manchin and the u.s. senators who support this legislation are willing to come together on a compromise we will make progress. we will help to continue to ensure access to democracy for as many americans as possible. the reality is it is still dead in the water without repub ....
black entrepreneurship. people call it the black wall street. greenwood was like putting harlem, bourbon street, and chocolate city all in one place. but white tulsans talked about greenwood as little africa or niggerland. tulsa was a powder keg. needing only something to set the community alight. between 100 and 300 people, most of them black, were killed. today we call it a massacre. they were hastily trying to get rid of the bodies. by dumping them in mass graves around the city. we have tulsans have an undetermined number who were murdered. it should not have taken 99 years. anybody who thinks this crime scene won t speak doesn t have the ears to hear. the ancestors are awake and the earth is shaking. so rough, so tough. for all you people listening, located right here in tulsa, oklahoma. this is where we tell our stories our way. we can be talking about these graves, you know, here in tulsa, oklahoma. excavation of these graves. what it means to us. i ....
the eurovision song contest took a year off but now, its back. a big development in the israeli palestinian conflict. the us has increased pressure on israel to end its bombardment of palestinian militants in gaza. joe biden has told benjamin netanyahu that he expects a significant de escalation today and a path to a ceasefire. we re waiting to see how that plays out. both palestinians and israelis say a ceasefire isn t on the table. and so the blame game continues. here s israel s prime minister we are waiting to see how that plays out. both palestinians and israelis say a cease fire isn t on the table. here s israel s prime minister we try to target those who target us with great precision. that is not.as surgical an operation it is, even in the surgical room in a hospital, you don t have the ability to prevent collateral damage around the infected tissues. even then, you can t. and certainly in a military operation, you cannot. but there is no army in the world tha ....