White House Briefing Halted by Heat-Related Medical Emergency
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre assists as record-breaking heat wave causes individual to collapse
- Temperatures in Washington, D.C. reached 92 degrees, feeling like 98 with humidity.
- A massive high-pressure system is driving a heat wave affecting millions from the Midwest to the Northeast.
- Cities including New York, Boston, and Pittsburgh are under excessive heat warnings.
- Cooling centers have been opened in major cities to help residents cope with the extreme heat.
- The heat wave is expected to persist, with temperatures possibly reaching 100 degrees by the weekend.