Extreme heat scorches Texas and South
"Feel like" temperatures in parts of Texas could reach 120 degrees Fahrenheit Thursday as an unseasonal heat wave strikes Texas and parts of the South. Casey Stegal with FOX News reports on the need to conserve energy to prevent strain on the system and how the heat is impacting millions across the South.
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