Around 162 million under heat alerts

Man killed by crocodile on popular Puerto Vallarta beach 01:32 Alex Murdaugh in court after double murder conviction is overturned 01:59 New details on Taylor Swift’s wedding 01:00 Now Playing Around 162 million under heat alerts 02:01 UP NEXT Great Americans: A conversation with Carter Beard, Annin Flag Company 02:22 Pilot says he hit drone on final approach to JFK airport 01:14 Miraculous rescues days after deadly earthquakes 02:09 Rising cost of youth sports across the country 02:18 Trump’s deal to end war in question after Iran retaliates to US strikes 02:14 Good News: ‘America’s Tapestry’ project celebrates nation’s 250th anniversary 02:06 More than $4 million worth of wagers made ahead of Taylor Swift’s wedding 01:38 Dangerous fire, flood conditions prompt states of emergency 01:34 Death toll grows to more than 1,400 after Venezuela quakes 02:32 Aircraft crashes into a Beijing skyscraper 01:09 House explosions level homes 01:26 Great Americans: A conversation with Misty Copeland 04:11 Mistrial declared in case against accused Palisades fire arsonist 00:48 Trump orders retaliatory airstrikes against Iran 00:48 Miraculous rescues after deadly Venezuela earthquakes 02:24 State of emergency over Utah wildfire 01:29 Nightly News Around 162 million under heat alerts 02:01 Copied Brutal hot weather is stretching across more than half the country as record-setting temperatures and humidity target millions from the Midwest to the East Coast. Meanwhile, massive wildfires in Utah and Colorado are sparking thick plumes of smoke that can be seen from miles away. NBC News’ Shaquille Brewster reports from Chicago.June 29, 2026