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Nearly three weeks after the historic summit between North Korea and the U.S.,... the delegations

of the two countries have met again to discuss Pyongyang's denuclearization.

U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines, Sung Kim met with North Korean Vice Foreign Minister

Choe Son-hui at the inter-Korean truce village of Panmunjom on Sunday.

Yonhap News Agency reports that the two countries most likely discussed the details of U.S.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit to Pyongyang scheduled for this week,... which

analysts see as an important step in Pyongyang's denuclearization.

Kim and Choe held a series of meetings leading up to the Singapore summit on June 12th.

For more infomation >> Delegations of North Korea, U.S. resume denuclearization talks at Panmunjom - Duration: 0:43.

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Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization talks... - Duration: 2:14.

Working-level officials from North Korea and the U.S. reportedly met at the inter-Korean

border over the weekend.

It's thought to be in preparations for U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's expected

visit to Pyongyang this week to continue discussions on the regime's denuclearization.

Our Lee Ji-won has more.

It seems as though talks to work out the process of North Korea's denuclearization have kicked

off.

A senior U.S. State Department official on Sunday confirmed that U.S. ambassador to the

Philippines and former nuclear negotiator, Sung Kim and North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister

Choe Son-hui met again on Sunday at the truce village of Panmunjom on the inter-Korean border.

This comes 19 days after the Pyongyang-Washington summit was held last month and is the first

face-to-face meeting between the two sides since Singapore.

While not much is known about the details, the South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo reports

that the two exchanged views on the current situation for about an hour.

And with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expected to visit Pyongyang this week, Sunday's

meeting is thought to have covered the agenda for Pompeo's visit, mainly, North Korea's

denuclearization.

Ambassador Kim and Choe were at the forefront of negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington

in the lead up to the Singapore summit.

The two held a series of pre-summit meetings in Panmunjom,... and continued their talks

in Singapore, right up until the first meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and

U.S. President Donald Trump.

At that time, reports said the two talked over the complete, verifiable, irreversible

denuclearization of North Korea as well as its security guarantee from the U.S.

While follow-up meetings to the June 12th summit were expected to be held soon after

the summit, this first publicly known contact between the two sides... was not announced

beforehand.

But with Pompeo's upcoming visit to Pyongyang as well as the expectation that these working-level

talks will be held again, there's hope the two sides can come up with a framework for

their shared goal.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization talks... - Duration: 2:14.

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Delegations of North Korea, U.S. resume denuclearization talks at Panmunjom - Duration: 0:47.

Nearly three weeks after the historic summit between North Korea and the U.S.,... the delegations

of the two countries have met again to discuss Pyongyang's denuclearization.

A senior U.S. State Department official told CNN that the U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines,

Sung Kim met with North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui at the inter-Korean

truce village of Panmunjom on Sunday.

Yonhap News Agency reports that the two countries most likely discussed the details of U.S.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit to Pyongyang scheduled for this week,... which

analysts see as an important step in Pyongyang's denuclearization.

Kim and Choe held a series of meetings leading up to the Singapore summit on June 12th.

For more infomation >> Delegations of North Korea, U.S. resume denuclearization talks at Panmunjom - Duration: 0:47.

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Jesse Lingard: Gareth Southgate's 'formation suits us perfectly' claims England star - Duration: 3:54.

 The Three Lions will be in their crimson away strip for tomorrow night's clash in the Spartak Stadium in Moscow, knowing a win will set them up with a quarter-final again Sweden or Switzerland on Saturday

 And after most of them were rested for the final group game against Belgium, they are chomping at the bit to take up the flag once more

 "It feels like a new revolution," the Manchester United playmaker said. "The manager has a great idea of how he wants us to play

The formation suits us perfectly and it's a youthful squad but we've still got those experienced players in there and the team spirit is amazing at the moment

Everyone has come together and is really bonding. "We're excited, we're enjoying the World Cup and we have just got to keep going now

"  Lingard is typical of the style of energetic youngster who has replaced the old guard and won around the hearts of the nation with his commitment to the cause

 He is also at the centre of the squad's lively social scene, having led a group of five players on a trip to St Petersburg's biggest roller-coaster during the players' day off following the game against Belgium

 Just because things are starting to get serious now the World Cup is entering its knockout stages, Lingard insists it does not mean the players have to

 "We don't need to change too much," he said. "No matter what round we're in, we're still going to play the same

We're going to play with no fear and play with that freedom.  "That's what got us here, so why change? We're not going to change for no one or no team

 "Everyone's excited more than anything. It's a great chance for us as players to really go far in this competition and we believe in ourselves that we can do that

" Colombia will present a far sterner test than the two teams England beat to qualify, Tunisia and Panama, but Lingard is under no illusion

 "There is another level in training," he said. "Everyone is sharp and everyone is 100 per cent on it

When it comes to the game we know we are ready and we have another gear. "Certainly going home would be disappointing

We know as players and staff it would be disappointing, so we've got to go out and play with no fear, play free, enjoy the occasion, enjoy the moment and get the victory

" Colombia playmaker James Rodriguez is not as badly injured as first thought and could play against England

 The 2014 Golden Boot winner was a major doubt after he missed training on Friday, a day after he lasted only 30 minutes of the 1-0 win over Senegal

 "James Rodriguez underwent a scan which showed that he is suffering from minor edema (swelling caused by an accumulation of fluid) in his right leg, but that there has been no muscle tear," the Colombia FA said

For more infomation >> Jesse Lingard: Gareth Southgate's 'formation suits us perfectly' claims England star - Duration: 3:54.

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Trump Fuming at AG Jeff Sessions for Burying Biggest Scandal In US History! - Duration: 11:29.

Trump Fuming at AG Jeff Sessions for Burying Biggest Scandal In US History!

Tensions between Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions reached a boiling point on Tuesday when the

president took to Twitter to blame his attorney general for the fact that Robert Mueller's

investigation into his alleged collusion with Russia is still ongoing.

The Washington Post reported that Trump indicated that he believes that if Sessions had not

recused himself from the investigation, the probe would have ended long ago.

"The Russian Witch Hunt Hoax continues, all because Jeff Sessions didn't tell me

he was going to recuse himself," Trump said in the tweet.

"I would have quickly picked someone else.

So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined…and Sessions knew better than most

that there was No Collusion!"

Once Sessions recused himself, the role of supervising the investigation went to his

deputy Rod J. Rosenstein, after he was confirmed to the No. 2 post in the Justice Department.

It was Rosenstein who appointed Mueller to lead the investigation in May of 2017.

Trump confronted Sessions immediately after he recused himself in March of 2017, and the

attorney general responded to him by saying that undoing the recusal would do more harm

than good.

Those close to Sessions say that he felt that he had no choice but to recuse himself given

the role he had in Trump's presidential campaign.

This comes a week after Trump admitted on Twitter that he wishes he had picked someone

other than Sessions to be his attorney general.

What do you think about this?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.

For more infomation >> Trump Fuming at AG Jeff Sessions for Burying Biggest Scandal In US History! - Duration: 11:29.

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Protestors march across U.S. demanding Trump administration reunite separated migrant families - Duration: 0:40.

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators gathered across the United State over the weekend to

protest to demand the Trump administration reunite migrant families separated at the

southern border.

More than 600 marches under the banner "Families Belong Together" took place in major cities,

including New York and Los Angeles.

More than 2,300 children were taken from their parents in recent weeks under Trump's so-called

"zero tolerance" immigration policy.

After severe domestic and global backlash, Trump ordered that families no longer be separated,

but the fate of those already split from their families remains unclear.

For more infomation >> Protestors march across U.S. demanding Trump administration reunite separated migrant families - Duration: 0:40.

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Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization... - Duration: 2:31.

America's top diplomat is expected to pay a visit to Pyongyang this week.

Ahead of his trip, working-level officials from the two sides reportedly met at the inter-Korean

border over the weekend.

Lee Ji-won zooms in on what they may have discussed.

It seems as though talks to work out the process of North Korea's denuclearization have kicked

off.

A senior U.S. State Department official on Sunday confirmed that U.S. ambassador to the

Philippines and former nuclear negotiator, Sung Kim and North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister

Choe Son-hui met again on Sunday at the truce village of Panmunjom on the inter-Korean border.

This comes 19 days after the Pyongyang-Washington summit was held last month and is the first

face-to-face meeting between the two sides since Singapore.

While not much is known about the details, the South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo reports

that the two exchanged views on the current situation for about an hour.

And with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expected to visit Pyongyang this week, Sunday's

meeting is thought to have covered the agenda for Pompeo's visit, mainly, North Korea's

denuclearization.

Ambassador Kim and Choe were at the forefront of negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington

in the lead up to the Singapore summit.

The two held a series of pre-summit meetings in Panmunjom,... and continued their talks

in Singapore, right up until the first meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and

U.S. President Donald Trump.

An expert on North Korea expects these follow-up talks to center around ways to carry out North

Korea's denuclearization in a speedy manner.

"The specific timeline and plan can be made once the U.S. has an understanding of the

size of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

So to start off, the U.S. is likely to first require North Korea to submit a list of its

nuclear programs, which will be followed by the verification of the list, possibly by

forming an international consortium centered around the U.S."

The expert said, once the two sides settle on the speed and the intensity of the denuclearization

steps, Washington can then work on easing its economic sanctions on North Korea.

He also added that the shutdown of the large missile engine test site in Tongchang-ri,

and the repatriation of the remains of some 200 American soldiers are also expected to

be discussed at Pompeo's upcoming visit to the North.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization... - Duration: 2:31.

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Your Husband Is Cheating On Us: JD Lawrence Fired Jermaine Sellers (Season 1, Episode 6) | Bravo - Duration: 2:26.

For more infomation >> Your Husband Is Cheating On Us: JD Lawrence Fired Jermaine Sellers (Season 1, Episode 6) | Bravo - Duration: 2:26.

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U.S. plans to dismantle N. Korea's nuclear, missile programs within a year: Bolton - Duration: 2:06.

U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton has publicly revealed Washington's timeline

for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula for the first time.

Kim Hyo-sun tells us more.

John Bolton,...

President Trump's National Security Adviser said Sunday that the United States aims to

dismantle North Korea's nuclear weapons program in a year.

"Well, what our experts have devised is a program that with North Korean cooperation,

with full disclosure of all of their chemical and biological nuclear programs, ballistic

missile sites...

We can get, physically, we would be able to dismantle the overwhelming bulk of their programs

within a year."

That's what Bolton said during his interview with CBS' "Face the Nation,"... and it's the

first time for a member of the Trump administration to publicly state a timeline for the North's

denuclearization.

This also comes ahead of U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's scheduled visit to Pyongyang

later this week.

In addition,... Bolton pointed out that it's advantageous for the North to move quickly

to achieve the goal of complete denuclearization, which the regime committed to during the Singapore

summit on June 12th.

"And it's to North Korea's advantage to see these programs dismantled very quickly because

then the elimination of sanctions, aid by South Korea and Japan and others can all begin

to flow."

In a Sunday interview with Fox News,...

President Trump said North Korea is (quote) "very serious" about denuclearization.

He also reiterated that he got along with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un,... adding

that the two discussed various issues including denuclearization as well as the return of

the remains of U.S. troops killed during the Korean War.

Saying there were no concessions made by Washington,...

President Trump also highlighted that he envisions a great future for North Korea.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. plans to dismantle N. Korea's nuclear, missile programs within a year: Bolton - Duration: 2:06.

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Boy Scouts travelling across the U.S. visit Missoula - Duration: 1:36.

For more infomation >> Boy Scouts travelling across the U.S. visit Missoula - Duration: 1:36.

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Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization talks - Duration: 2:06.

With U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expected to visit Pyongyang this week, working-level

officials from North Korea and the U.S. reportedly met at the inter-Korean border over the weekend.

Our Lee Ji-won has more.

It seems as though talks to work out the process of North Korea's denuclearization have kicked

off.

A senior U.S. State Department official on Sunday confirmed that U.S. ambassador to the

Philippines and former nuclear negotiator, Sung Kim and North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister

Choe Son-hui met again on Sunday at the truce village of Panmunjom on the inter-Korean border.

This comes 19 days after the Pyongyang-Washington summit was held last month and is the first

face-to-face meeting between the two sides since Singapore.

While not much is known about the details, the South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo reports

that the two exchanged views on the current situation for about an hour.

And with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expected to visit Pyongyang this week, Sunday's

meeting is thought to have covered the agenda for Pompeo's visit, mainly, North Korea's

denuclearization.

Ambassador Kim and Choe were at the forefront of negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington

in the lead up to the Singapore summit.

The two held a series of pre-summit meetings in Panmunjom,... and continued their talks

in Singapore, right up until the first meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and

U.S. President Donald Trump.

At that time, reports said the two talked over the complete, verifiable, irreversible

denuclearization of North Korea as well as its security guarantee from the U.S.

While follow-up meetings to the June 12th summit were expected to be held soon after

the summit, this first publicly known contact between the two sides... was not announced

beforehand.

But with Pompeo's upcoming visit to Pyongyang as well as the expectation that these working-level

talks will be held again, there's hope the two sides can come up with a framework for

their shared goal.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization talks - Duration: 2:06.

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Canadian Tariffs On U.S. Imports - Duration: 0:26.

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VIDEO: Saharan dust moves towards the U.S. - Duration: 1:00.

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Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization... - Duration: 2:32.

America's top diplomat is expected to pay a visit to Pyongyang this week.

Ahead of his trip, working-level officials from the two sides reportedly met at the inter-Korean

border over the weekend.

Lee Ji-won zooms in on what they may have discussed.

It seems as though talks to work out the process of North Korea's denuclearization have kicked

off.

A senior U.S. State Department official on Sunday confirmed that U.S. ambassador to the

Philippines and former nuclear negotiator, Sung Kim and North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister

Choe Son-hui met again on Sunday at the truce village of Panmunjom on the inter-Korean border.

This comes 19 days after the Pyongyang-Washington summit was held last month and is the first

face-to-face meeting between the two sides since Singapore.

While not much is known about the details, the South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo reports

that the two exchanged views on the current situation for about an hour.

And with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo expected to visit Pyongyang this week, Sunday's

meeting is thought to have covered the agenda for Pompeo's visit, mainly, North Korea's

denuclearization.

Ambassador Kim and Choe were at the forefront of negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington

in the lead up to the Singapore summit.

The two held a series of pre-summit meetings in Panmunjom,... and continued their talks

in Singapore, right up until the first meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and

U.S. President Donald Trump.

An expert on North Korea expects these follow-up talks to center around ways to carry out North

Korea's denuclearization in a speedy manner.

"The specific timeline and plan can be made once the U.S. has an understanding of the

size of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

So to start off, the U.S. is likely to first require North Korea to submit a list of its

nuclear programs, which will be followed by the verification of the list, possibly by

forming an international consortium centered around the U.S."

The expert said, once the two sides settle on the speed and the intensity of the denuclearization

steps, Washington can then work on easing its economic sanctions on North Korea.

He also added that the shutdown of the large missile engine test site in Tongchang-ri,

and the repatriation of the remains of some 200 American soldiers are also expected to

be discussed at Pompeo's upcoming visit to the North.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Former U.S. nuclear negotiator, North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister resume denuclearization... - Duration: 2:32.

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U.S. plan would dismantle N. Korea's nuclear, missile programs within a year: Bolton - Duration: 2:05.

For the first time since the Singapore summit last month... the U.S. has announced the timeline

it envisions for North Korea to get rid of its weapons of mass destruction.

National Security Adviser John Bolton said over the weekend that it could be done quickly...

in the space of one year, in fact.

Kim Hyo-sun tells us more.

John Bolton,...

President Trump's National Security Adviser said Sunday that the United States aims to

dismantle North Korea's nuclear weapons program in a year.

"Well, what our experts have devised is a program that with North Korean cooperation,

with full disclosure of all of their chemical and biological nuclear programs, ballistic

missile sites...

We can get, physically, we would be able to dismantle the overwhelming bulk of their programs

within a year."

That's what Bolton said during his interview with CBS' "Face the Nation,"... and it's the

first time for a member of the Trump administration to publicly state a timeline for the North's

denuclearization.

This also comes ahead of U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's scheduled visit to Pyongyang

later this week.

In addition,... Bolton pointed out that it's advantageous for the North to move quickly

to achieve the goal of complete denuclearization, which the regime committed to during the Singapore

summit on June 12th.

"And it's to North Korea's advantage to see these programs dismantled very quickly because

then the elimination of sanctions, aid by South Korea and Japan and others can all begin

to flow."

In a Sunday interview with Fox News,...

President Trump said North Korea is (quote) "very serious" about denuclearization.

He also reiterated that he got along with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un,... adding

that the two discussed various issues including denuclearization as well as the return of

the remains of U.S. troops killed during the Korean War.

Saying there were no concessions made by Washington,...

President Trump also highlighted that he envisions a great future for North Korea.

Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. plan would dismantle N. Korea's nuclear, missile programs within a year: Bolton - Duration: 2:05.

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Scorching record-breaking temperatures continue to bake most of the US - 247 news - Duration: 8:32.

The sweltering heat wave currently baking the majority of the US with soaring temperature of up to 100 degrees is set to continue throughout Fourth of July

Tens of millions of Americans felt the heat this weekend with meteorologists describing the rising three digit temperatures experienced in many parts of the country as 'relentless' and 'dangerous'

 The record-breaking temperatures are forecast to continue in the next few days with number heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect from Memphis to Michigan and also for the Mid-Atlantic to norther New England regions

 High temperatures in the 90s to near 100 degrees, combined with high dewpoints, is expected result in heat indices of 100 to 110 degrees for many areas, according to the National Weather Service

 Nighttime lows may not fall below 80 degrees in some urban centers. Afternoon highs could reach as much as 10 to 20 degrees above normal, as 18 states have already issues heat advisories through the weekend and into the week

The 'dangerous' heat will persist across the central and eastern US through at least Independence Day

Scroll down for video  Extreme heat was a concern as NASCAR closed out its annual weekend at Chicagoland Speedway

 Temperatures were in the 90s for the Xfinity race on Saturday, and it reached well into triple digits inside the cars

Drivers put bags of ice in their suits and splashed cold water on their faces during pit stops

One Wisconsin newscaster put the heat to the test, placing raw cookie dough on a baking sheet in his car with a thermometer

 The car reached 170 degrees - hot enough to begin baking the cookies - serving as a warning to parents and pet owners

 'It will not only be very hot, but it may also be perceived as relentless for many people in the Northeast as the heat lingers into July,' AccuWeather Long-Range Meteorologist Paul Pastelok said

 The hot weather has already forced the cancellation of Fourth of July firework shows in several Ohio cities along with a basketball event in Toledo, Ohio, and a concert held by a school district in Minnesota

Weather officials in New York City have warned that the heatwave is expected to be the longest the area has seen in two years, bringing five-straight days of 90+ degree temperatures

  In Kansas City, the weather service tweeted to 'Limit time outdoors, wear light colored and light weight clothing, take frequent breaks preferably in the shade, and drink plenty of water

'Severe weather and flash flooding are possible for parts of the Plains to the Upper Great Lakes, according to the National Weather Service

  Share this article Share Syracuse, Buffalo and cities in the New York and Vermont area could experience record heat on Sunday

 Syracuse could expect 100 degrees on Sunday, a feat that has only happened 10 other times in the city since 1902

 The National Weather Service says: 'An Excessive Heat Warning is issued when the combination of heat and humidity is expected to make it feel like it is 105 degrees or greater

 Saturday, thousands of organizers across the country protesting the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy baked in the heat

 The crowds in Washington DC included celebrities who withstood 96 degree weather

  From Texas to Wisconsin, states are reporting heat index values of over 100 degrees

Cities such as Des Moines, Chicago and St. Louis will even see 110 degrees heat index values

  Officials have warned that the hot and human weather is expected to persist during and after the Fourth of July holiday on Wednesday

  Those who plan to spend time outdoors are advised to stay hydrated and limit intake of alcoholic beverages, regardless of their health and physical activity

 The Weather Channel added that strong upper-level ridges of high pressures - or 'heat domes' - contribute to the hot temperatures

 Cooling stations have been requested for urban cities like St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit, AccuWeather stated

Sleeping will be extremely difficult without air conditioning as heat from the pavement will be ruthless, USA Today reports

 The heat will be so ghastly in New York City that residents could expect an increase in the number of cockroaches that make their way inside apartments

WSAW-TV Privacy Policy more videos 1 2 3 Watch video Meghan Markle arrives at Ascot to cheer for Prince Harry Watch video CCTV shows bodega owner initially pushing stabbing victim away Watch video Illegal immigrant arrested for starting wildfires in Colorado Watch video Fight breaks out between opposing protests in Portland Watch video New video shows bodega owner tried to help Bronx stabbing victim Watch video Elon Musk's brother Kimbal holds star-studded wedding in Spain Watch video Meghan reaches for Harry's hand as she leaves royal reception Watch video Americans airlifted to Florida after explosion on boat in Bahamas Watch video Nine people injured in mass stabbing at Idaho apartment complex Watch video Growing calls for the abolishment of ICE agency Watch video Girl died after being catapulted into air from bouncy castle Watch video Real-life Mowgli woman reveals how she was raised in a cave The hot weather is a result of surges in heat and humidity combining with light winds, according to Accuweather

Forecasts indicate that the wave will reach its peak over the weekend and into the beginning of next week

 A dangerous heatwave reached the Midwest on Friday as it makes its way east, promising a long stretch of sweltering temperatures leading up to the Fourth of July this week

Denver reached 105 degrees on Thursday, marking an all-time high that has only occurred once in 2012

'Extended periods of sunny, hot, humid and calm weather are the perfect breeding ground for poor air quality conditions,' stated AccuWeather meteorologist Faith Eherts

 A patch of thunderstorms are expected to wash across the northern Plains early next week

By the Fourth of July, weather should not be as vicious.

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The Heat Is Doing More Than Making Us Sweat!! - Duration: 3:05.

Wow it is so hot people have thank Jersey dolphins thanks for turning me on to

this and I appreciate it. Chicago firefighters hose down a steel

bridge yesterday during this heatwave it was so hot in Chicago yesterday that

firefighters needed to hose down the Michigan Avenue bridge to allow the

bridge to open to let the boats through why because the steel in the bridge had

expanded can you believe that whoo now the firefighters needed to soak the

bridge over the Chicago River for more than 30 minutes before it would open

temperatures were in the mid to upper 90s yesterday with heat index as well

over 100 degrees and this is according to the National Weather Service now the

city also tied a record for the highest minimum temperature of 80 degrees on

June 30th which was set back in 1931 it hasn't been this hot in Chicago since

1931 now a heat wave was hitting much of the eastern part of the country

yesterday and it's doing it now and it will through the weekend then everybody

might get a few degrees cooler now the hot and humid weather is expected to

continue today in Chicago as it's doing with a chance of severe storms this

afternoon and evening not only that but roads are starting to

buckle roads are buckling a road buckled in Pennsylvania and I just saw a couple

of other states that the roads are beginning to buckle in please be safe if

you come across any of this don't fly across it slow down and just five days

ago this train track got so hot look how it buckled it moved it buckle folks it

is tremendously hot in much of the nation stay inside I've read you reports

I've showed you the information when it is so hot if you're out just 30

minutes that's enough to make you sick you've got to have some coolness going

on around you please folks be aware of this stuff these things are happening

all over wherever all this heat wave is okay they're having heat over in the UK

to wherever this heat is going on people please do not leave anything in the car

to running the store to get anything that breathes anything that breathes

should not be left in a car you shouldn't be out in this heat for more

than 30 minutes at a time please be safe peace loving kindness to all

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PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST BLEW THE LID OFF BIGGEST SCANDAL IN US HISTORY - Duration: 10:54.

PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST BLEW THE LID OFF BIGGEST SCANDAL IN US HISTORY

Trump's administration has uncovered a frightening, and deadly, fact: the Department of Veterans

Affairs has been letting its hospitals hire doctors and nurses with revoked medical licenses!

Apparently this has been happening for the past 15 years.

Clearly, and for good reason, it violates federal laws.

In direct contradiction to a 1999 law that bars any VA from hiring a healthcare worker

whose licenses had been revoked in any state, in 2002 the VA distributed guidelines that

allowed its hospitals to hire doctors and nurses that had a license in one of the 50

states, even if they had, previously, been subject to a license revocation.

A report by USA Today starts out, "Veteran patients in imminent danger at VA hospital

in D.C., investigation finds."

Among the findings:

• In February 2016, a tray used in repairing jaw fractures was removed from the hospital

because of an outstanding invoice to a vendor.

• In April 2016, four prostate biopsies had to be canceled because there were no tools

to extract the tissue sample.

• In June 2016, the hospital found one of its surgeons had used expired equipment during

a procedure

• In March 2017, the facility found chemical strips used to verify equipment sterilization

had expired a month earlier, so tests performed on nearly 400 items were not reliable

Missal said that the practices have placed patients at "unnecessary risk," though

so far, the Office of Inspector General has not determined if patients were harmed.

"The OIG's work is continuing and will include an assessment of whether patient harm

has resulted from any of these inventory practices in its final report on the Medical Center,"

he wrote.

That report goes on to explain that the conditions at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical

Center in Washington, D.C., are so dangerous that the agency's chief watchdog group actually

put out a report alerting patients about the issues at that organization.

Apparently multiple issues were found at that location, such as lack of critical supplies,

including bone material needed for knee replacement surgeries and tubes needed for kidney dialysis,

due to an ineffective inventory system.

Worse, perhaps, than the lack of an effective system was the fact that the inspector general

found that senior VA leaders knew about the problems for months but did nothing to rectify

it.

In addition to this finding, the investigators reviewed 25 sterile storage areas and found

that 18 of them were dirty.

These types of reports from the inspector general are, in fact, not commonly made, with

the last one having occurred in January 2015.

The Washington V.A.'s medical director, Brian Hawkins, has since been relieved of

his position and placed on administrative leave.

In addition to the immediate danger posed by these issues, there is the larger issue

of whether or not a government-run healthcare system, as promoted by many liberals, would

be able to provide quality healthcare to U.S. citizens.

If this V.A. debacle is any indication, it most certainly would not.