Tonight, more than 170 million Americans on alert for dangerous life-threatening heat.

A random stabbing spree at a Walmart in Michigan injuring nearly a dozen people,

and passengers evacuated as a plane catches fire during takeoff.

First, the brutal heat wave, the extreme heat stretching from the Midwest to Charleston, West Virginia,

with feels-like temperatures in the triple

digits. The health risks and travel delays. Amtrak warns passengers the scorching heat could disrupt

travel, and when will we get some relief? Our weather team is standing by with the forecast.

Overseas soaring temperatures fuel wildfires in Greece and in Turkey thousands forced to evacuate their homes.

The chaos at a Michigan Walmart 11 people hurt in a mass stabbing, the dramatic confrontation

between bystanders and the alleged suspect outside of the store.

The suspect now faces terrorism charges.

President Trump makes a preliminary trade deal after a high-stakes meeting with

the European Commission Chief in Scotland just days before Friday's tariff deadline, what we're

learning tonight. Our Rachel Scott reports from Scotland. Israel is allowing more food aid trucks

into Gaza and restarts power to a critical water treatment plant as anger grows over the hunger

crisis.

Reports that nurses are passing out from starvation and hospitals are feeding babies water instead of formula.

The harrowing ordeal for passengers on an American Airlines flight in Denver forced to use slides to evacuate on the runway as flames and smoke erupt underneath the plane.

What we're learning tonight.

The hunt for a suspect after what appears to be a double homicide at Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas,

a couple out hiking with their young daughters when police say they were attacked.

A skipper crashes a yacht into a seawall in California's Marina Del Rey, why he's being hailed a hero tonight.

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