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dr rebecca mcgowan, is a gp in albury, an area of new south wales that suffered terrible bushfires lasty on the front line, you are not directly involved in the study itself, but you have seen the effects of bushfires, the smoke on mothers and their child. children. yes, i have. particularly the part where we have encountered the worst bushfires season and we have had peak smoke for weeks on end it isa had peak smoke for weeks on end it is a gp, had peak smoke for weeks on end it isa gp, i had peak smoke for weeks on end it is a gp, i looked after people from critical to the grave and i'm seeing a severe impact on the smoke on my patience. what makes me quite concerned is the impact this has on pregnant women and their babies. we have seen babies born earlier than they should. we have seen babies born smaller and in all of particular concern, even though women wear masks during the season of the bushfires, despite the fact that the travelling through the system and infecting the placenta. she could not help inhaling the smoke, when the baby was born, the placenta looked like she had bee

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cnn's dan simon is near the creek fire in albury, california. controlled at all or getting even worse? >> reporter: they're definitely getting worse, wolf. the fires are getting close to some of the mountain communities in central california. in fact, the entire town a little ways from where we are had to evacuate 2500 people. you can see the flames above that town just a short time ago. for the most part, though, this fire is burning in the wilderness, in the sierra national forest. it is getting close to some of these communities so authorities trying to get everybody to evacuate from their homes. the real question mark going forward is the weather. very hot. triple digit temperatures today. expected to cool down tomorrow. we could see more winds. that could fan the flames even more, wolf. >> one of these big fires was actually started i understand because of a party. is that right? >> that is exactly right, wolf. this was in southern california in san bernadino county. you know, because of social media the so-called gender reveal parties are

he should pardon daniel hale for revealing abuses in the drone program, or terry albury for trying tosystematic racism within the fbi. and these are all people who are deserving of pardon. but this -- when we look at pardon, pardon is intended to ameliorate unfairness, to fix fundamental flaws in our system of laws or the way they are being applied. and there is nowhere this is more clear right now than in the prosecution of whistle-blowers under the espionage act. >> do you think you deserve a pardon? and a question i've asked you before, what if a settlement included supervised employment, working for the home team, trying to harden our computer defenses against those, including but not limited to your present home country trying to interfere in our elections? >> i -- look, you know, we wouldn't need supervised conditions or anything like that. if the united states wants me to work for it in the government, i've always been happy to do so. obviously i volunteered to do this long before. that's how i got access. that's how we learned about the unlawful and unconstitutional mass surve

recent months, our nation has grieved for the tragic deaths of breonna taylor, george floyd and ahmaud alburys and for all families who have lost a loved one, especially if you look at this we so senseless but we can never allow them to have safety, to have prosperity everything you want to have, we must always ensure the rule of law. [cheering and applauding] many of those spreading violence in our cities are supporters of an organization called black lives matter, blm. [crowd booing] is really hurting the black community. [applause] this is an unusual name for an organization whose ideology and tactics are right now destroying many lives in his first phrase was, you remember this, pigs in a blanket, dry them like bacon, referring to our police. the stated goal of blm organizations, people is to achieve the destruction of the nuclear family, abolish police, abolish prisons, abolish border security and capitalism and abolish school choice. that's what their stated goals are. this is not the agenda of the black community. this is the agenda of the extreme socialist, or worse, you know the othe