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during this time rear admiral jones has provided extraordinary leadership and management to the united states coast guard. his service has been marked by excellence and has received significant recognition, including four coast guard commendation medals, the coast guard achievement medal, and various service and unit awards. i'd like to congratulate rear admiral jones on his next duty assignment and thank him for his years of service to georgia's first congressional district. madam speaker, i rise today to remember and honor mr. bobby carpenter who passed away on june 25 at the age of 89. bobby graduated from richmond hill high school in 1948. following graduation, he served in the u.s. navy for four years. once back home, bobby served as the postmaster of the richmond hill post office and received his official commission from president lyndon b. johnson. bobby also served as the president of brian nix cemetery association for 50 years, church treasurer for 25 years and remember of the brian county board of education. he enriched the lives of all who he knew and loved him of all -- all who knew him

the storm is on course to hit other parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast in the coming days. will still ahead on al jazeera in sport, denmark stream run continues football, european championship. and these hit with that story. ah, an extra judicial killing and a north african capital. i heard someone breaking into a house. i heard people shouting so full masked men, but not only the eyes and hair were showing al jazeera world, his red eye, witness accounts of the dramatic story of the assassination of major p l. o. figure kelly was here in a secret israeli operation. assassination in tunis on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks the level of intimidation over the media over the last couple of days have been the most journalists have been beaten with detailed coverage. the ongoing covered 19 health emergency means the border remains, quote, disrupting the traditional us asylum profit from around the world. miami dade county officials will be inspecting it and other older high rise buildings, hoping to avoid another catastrophe on this sinking sands of miami beach. o

, else up the batted the southern coast of haiti and the dominican republic with wind gusts, up to 110 kilometers. and our storm is now heading toward the united states. east coast. rain is slowing down efforts to find survivors of a landslide in central to rescue teams. and looking for 20 people in the coastal city of atomic. was the headlines to stay with us more news off the talk to algy there. on the 10th anniversary, we look at the situation in the will young get country off the civil war and the displacement to 1000000 have a you have a listen. government, secure stability for the violence of the past fell into the oil rich. nathan, south sudan pen, you better coverage on al jazeera with the death for many is something to be feared. while for others, it's simply a part of life. but regardless of how we perceive it, if something inevitable, more than 50000000 people die every year from natural causes or different medical conditions. and the covert, 1900 pandemic has pushed the numbers even further. it's estimated the 2020 ended with the deaths of nearly 60000000 people. philosophers and doctors have studied the process of dying for centuries, an

the storms all calls to hit all the parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast. in the coming days. rain is slowing . the search for survivors of a landslide in japan rescue teams are looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of autonomy. southwest of tokyo, at least 2 people, and on to have died. more bad weather is hitting, central and eastern japan was thought to be one of the biggest ransomware cyber attacks is hit as many as $1000.00 businesses worldwide. they include the sweetest supermarket giant coup which tend to temporarily close. 800 stores. hack is broke into a u. s. i t company that provide system and security management services. ransomware attacks involved often being locked away until money is paid to release it. this one is being blamed on a shadowy syndicate that forced a meet supplier to pay 11000000 dollars last month. and other group talk to the u. s. fuel pipeline disrupting supplies until $4400000.00 of paid. much of that money has since been recovered, which already where the wrongs be consulting c global cyber risk. she says these

the storm is on course to hit other parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast. in the coming days. rain is selling the search for survivors of a land live in japan. rescue teams looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of a tommy southwest of tokyo. at least 2 people are non, have died. more bad weather is heading central and eastern japan. the weather is next and then me not because of how as my job plans to revive one city be taken off the 3 decades. and i'm just seeing human inside chiles historic congress building which has just been refurbished for a historic process. projects will explain how ah hello there, there's more unsettled weather on the way for large areas of europe over the next few days, particularly for the east and the north west weather systems, bringing the wet and windy weather to the u. k. and to france, edging all the way into western areas of germany, so in strong showers and thunder re down pools expected. and if you got into monday, you can see there's gonna be more of that wet weather on the way. and we'll see some of those u

the united states east coast in the coming days. rain is slowing. the search for survivors of a landslide in japan rescue teams are looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of autonomy in south twice of tokyo. really see people on that side was bad weather is facing central and eastern japan. that $155.00 julians are beginning a huge task of rewriting the constitution. it's a replaced on inherited from the pillar, shade the pages shapiro. she levels is to overhaul the constitution. after months of social on rest will daniels finally join sister life from when i read, daniel, this is an important day but the hard work really begins. no doesn't it? it really does how this is the culmination of a long process that you may remember began in 92019 with these mass protests across chile, offensively started by, arise in transport fast. but really that was just the capitalist for years and years of frustration. anger people being left out, they felt the political process. now, beginning the process of rewriting, as you mentioned, that constitution,

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still packing. strong winds. storm was on course to hit other parts of the caribbean and the united states east coast in the next few days. rain is slowing research for survivors of a landslide in japan. rescue teams are looking for 20 people missing in the coastal city of a tommy southwest tokyo. these 2 people are not have died. one thought to be one of the biggest ransomware cyber attacks has hit as many as $1000.00 businesses worldwide. they include swedish supermarket giant coops, which had to temporarily coast $800.00 stores. hackers broke into a u. s. i t company that provide system and security management services to companies. ransomware attacks involved data being locked away until money is paid to release it. this one is being blamed on a shadowy syndicate that forth, they need supply to pay 11000000 dollars last month. another group targeted a u. s. fuel pipeline disrupting supplies until $4400000.00 with paid much of that money has since been recovered. catalina gone to is an assistant professor and private law ad maastricht university and co manager of maastricht law and tech lab . she

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i'm here in that spirit that unite all of us on e west coast of the united states. >> crews are make progress. the fire is up to 59% containment. more than 68,000 acres have burned. full containment isn't expected until the end of august. >>> senate republicans say they reached an agreement with democrats on any outstanding issues and ready to move forward on the k r said a vote could come as early as tomorrow evening. >> a president biden has a message, buy american. this morning he toured a semi truck manufacturing plant and met with united auto workers members. the new rule would require new goods with taxpayer money to contain 60% u.s. made content front current 55%. the proposal aims to ven then supply chains for significant guns including semiconductors. >> many are talking about simone biles wondering if we'll sea her on the mat again after her bombshell announcement. she is raising awareness about making mental health a priority for athletes. >> biles joins other high profile athletes that oop penned up like osaka and michael phelps and she is receiving support after withdraw

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of july, at least by the history books anyway >> there you hear the opening bell that is the united states coastpy birthday, america >> when they entered the floor as well, that's the nation's largest network for electric vehicles, i believe, phil lebeau going to be bringing us the ceo. we've had him on a couple of times before of that company as well all right, we get started with trading here and the s&p is up yet again, mike, at least in the first second here. look at that old heat map. what happened to the heat map? maybe there's a malfunction. oh, it's gone for now. right, we're doing some work back in the studio. >> it's on hiatus at this point. >> people were asking what happened to the heat map i'm telling you it will be back. don't you worry. the nasdaq right now at least outperforming, and i'm looking at some of the names we've been following so closely nvidia, just incredible. >> incredible, yes. >> and well over half a trillion dollars market value right now as it continues to move higher. >> nvidia had been carrying the whole semiconductor sector amd has come back towards the high b

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smoke from more than 80 wildfires in the western united states is blanketing the east coast. it has prompted a pollution alert in washington, d.c. while new york's air quality right, the worse in the world on tuesday. it's forced firefighters to retreat. reporter: this is the western united states, and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say, not like this, not this early, not this intense, cap as many fires. >> we are seeing more fire days. the conditions are becoming more conducive for wildfires. we are seeing increased heat waves. reporter: in oregon, the bootleg fire, roughly the size of los angeles. happening in a state that has seen its share of weather challenges. >> february resize storms -- ice storms. last fall, we had unprecedented wildfires. we had over 4000 homes lost in that fire, and it is literally climate change playing out before our eyes. reporter: the fires are creating their own weather systems, with lightning. this is just one of dozens of fires burni

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serving in north america in canada and british columbia, as well as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads. predominant, the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable. so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages are constructed differently with the flem of the materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, if huge places where people can investigate in the middle there and environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time to japan now where a powerful mudslide has went through a seaside town flatly, nearly everything in its path, at least 2 people hav

by the way, because there are several older buildings of that style along the whole east coast of the united states and many are being checked right now. the problem, however, is, and that's one of the lessons learned here from surf, said that knowing the damages of the building doesn't necessarily mean they're being fixed until they're also holds that legal action might follow. i had the opportunity to talk to one board member of another condominium here in surfside and he, she said she would propose that the owners could be forced to sell their unit that they can't afford the repair. certainly a very tough measure, but perhaps one possible way to avoid a situation like that from happening again. ok, thank you all. over all of a solace and side, florida. chinese president jason pain has struck a defiant note celebrations. mocking the 100 santa vestry of the countries communist party. the major events in chinaman square, president g called taiwan to be brought back and the chinese control. they also said china would not be intimidated by threats from abroad observance. see the comments as a warning

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doing be at they have announced with cuban ancestry to announce don't come to the united states we will send the coastrd we will send you back understand we don't want a flood of people coming into the united states. but they really do qualify for refugee status as opposed to those who come into the united states because they don't like the economy, crime in the cities. what do you make of this? >> i don't believe that anybody in cuba should take to the sea. we don't want them to do it but the regime has used mass migration as a weapon. and 94 they used it against the united states and that cannot be tolerated. those are fair on —- forceful statements. where was that when biden was running for president when he became president? by the time he got around to say it had no credibility was almost a joke. the reason were having a crisis at the southern border they live under conditions but the trafficking networks have told them there is a new president who will be the opposite of donald trump in every way so the first thing we need to have changing policies and then into defend the children and guess wha

. >> we're experiencing a mega drought in the entire west coast of the united states that arguably is going back to the year 2000. the hots are getting a hell of a lot hotter, and as a consequence, these young men and women in uniform have their work cut out for them. >> the tamarack fire has now scorched more than 100 square miles. caltrans lifted the closures this morning. fire crews expect full containment around the end of august. meanwhile, the massive dixie fire in butte and plumas counties now covers an area nearly twice the size o the city of san jose. at least 54 buildings have burned down. the fire is 23% contained. now, the weather not doing firefighters any favors. warmed up so much so a statewide flex alert is in effect through 9:00 tonight. >> brian hackney joins us now, and he's tracking those temperatures, brian? >> some places have actually cooled down today, other places it did at least finish on par with yesterday. but it's in the great valley -- hot over the century mark. and i mean great valley wide. a layer of low clouds from the sales force tower camera o shorel

serving in north america in canada and british columbia, as well as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads on the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable, so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages are constructed differently with some of the materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, huge places where people can investigate in the middle of their environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time. but let's go to japan now where a powerful mudslide has swept through the side town flattening nearly everything in its path. at least 2 people have die

the secretary of dhs, i understand is of cuban anestry, he announced don't come to united states, we'll send the coast, we'll send you back, they are shark infested water. they really do qualify for refugee status, as opposed to those who come to u.s. because they don't like their economy, there is stream crime in the --s crime in the city. >> i don't believe anyone in cuba, i don't suggest any in cuba take to the sea, it is not the right thing to do, we have to be aware that regime in past has used mass migration as a weapon, that cannot be tolerated, you saw the forceful statement from majorca almost immediately. by the time they said it was it had no credibility. we have a crisis in the border, yes. the trafficking networks have gone to the country, and other places told them there is a new president. he will be opposite of donald trump in every way, some first thing that biden does, when he takes over, no more funding. change policies, the traffickers tell people, the laws have changed there is a new president you can get in u.s. with children, that is what people are doing, they believe the laws

driest in a 150 years and smoke from more than 800 wild fires in the western united states is now blanketing the east coast. it's prompted a pollution alert in washington dc. well, new york, their quality ranked among the worst in the world on tuesday. the biggest places in the state of oregon have forced firefighters to retreat in the last 10 days practical. hayden reports in your mission and this is the western united states and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this, not this early, not this intense, not this many fires. we're seeing more fire days across not only the us but other parts of the world as well. and certainly the conditions are becoming worked. do serve for wildfires, you know, we're seeing increase cheap ways in oregon. the bootleg fires corte more than 1500 square kilometers of land. roughly the size of los angeles happening in the state that is already seen. and share of weather challenges in february we saw devastating ice storms over a half a 1000000 people lost powe

we're in maine on the east coast of the united states, close to the canadian border. we've arranged to meet with one of the nets, ghost workers, the human side of the figure, a loop. ah, her name is don carbone. she is 46 years old. ah, hello. you know so much. you're welcome. you go. yes, we had a blizzard not that long ago, and then we got more. and also i think negative 7, i was done as a single mother. she lives here with 3 of her children. the. this is what subsidized housing looks like up here. i mean, it's not bad for public housing. she lives and works here working on the figure 8 site all day. i'll turn it on. like i said, my before 7 o'clock and get the initial stuff done. i'll turn it. i'll turn this off at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and then turn it back on at 9 o'clock at night. so i'll say 8 hours, minimum and bus. my like this would be the dashboard. you could see i've done 6445 tasks since when 3 years see these different badges. you start off, you have no batch and you have to do so many questions and get so many right. and then you get your 1st level

the driest in a 150 years and smoke for more than a p. wildfires in the western united states is now blanketing the east coast. is prompted a pollution alert in washington dc. one new york's air quality rank among the worst in the world on tuesday. the biggest places in the state of oregon have forced firefighters to retreat for the last 10 days, practical have reports and in your mission, and this is the western united states and according to scientists. this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this. not this early, not this intense, not this many fires. in oregon, the bootleg fires courts more than 1500 square kilometers of land. roughly the size of los angeles happening in the state that has already seen a share of weather challenges. in february we saw devastating ice storms over a half a 1000000 people lost power. last fall as you are well aware. we had unprecedented wildfires. we had over 4000 homes last and that fire and it is literally climate change playing out before eyes. the fires and oregon are so intense tha

by the way, because there are several older buildings of that style along the whole east coast of the united states and many are being checked right now. the problem, however, is, and that's one of the lessons learned here from surf, said that knowing the damages of the building doesn't necessarily mean they're being fixed until they're also holds that legal action might follow. i had the opportunity to talk to one board member of another condominium here in surfside and he, she said she would propose that the owners could be forced to sell their units if they can't afford the repairs. certainly a very tough measure, but perhaps one possible way to avoid a situation like that from happening again. ok, thank you all over all of the sellers and so side florida. launching dw news, i'm from fallon still to come after 30 withdraw its commitments to a key international convention. d. w means one of thousands of women inside the states has failed for victims of domestic violence. that will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world have been present, frank about this time i, as

we had, last year, a heat dome over the west coast of the united states -- not just some of the one we'reth of where i am and governor brown and inslee experienced most acutely. but that led to 12,000 lightning strikes in 24 hours and five of the most destructive wildfires -- five of the six largest in our history concurrently in last year's wildfire season. we were burning up. we were choking up. we aren't just heating up. and i should just say this: with due respect to those that don't believe in science, you got to believe your own damn eyes -- observed evidence. you know, when you look at that thermometer -- 117, 119 degrees up north. we were 123 down in palm springs two days ago; 111 just 48 hours ago. there's no republican thermometer, no democratic thermometer. these realities are here with us today. so, madam vice president, across the board, we can't just double down. that's the old stale rhetoric. we have to have a sense of intentionality and responsibility to radically change our vegetation forest management policies; our suppression policies; our pre-positioning policies; the

of course, some concern because there are many of these older buildings along the east coast of the united states and many are being investigated right now. 40 of them only here in this county. the problem, of course, that we've, we've learned that painfully from the collapse here in surfside is a, knowing the damages doesn't necessarily mean that they are being fixed. and so the hopes are that some legal action might follow. and i was able to speak to a board member of another condominium building and she said that would be useful to force owners to sell their condominiums if they can't afford the necessary repair. certainly a tough measure. but perhaps one way to avoid such a situation from happening again, a very liver salad in surfside, florida. tonight oliver, thank you. and he's looking out some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world and canada. a fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than 90 percent of the town that has seen record breaking heath the melons in town of little in british columbia repeatedly broke canadas all time high temperature record this week.

of course, some concern because there are many of these older buildings along the east coast of the united states and many are being investigated right now. 40 of them only here in this county. the problem, of course, that we've, we've learned that painfully from the collapse here in surfside is a, knowing the damages doesn't necessarily mean that they are being fixed. and so the hopes are that some legal action might follow. and i was able to speak to a board member of another condominium building and she said that it would be useful to force owners to sell their condominiums if they can't afford the necessary repair. certainly a tough measure. and perhaps one way to avoid such a situation from happening again a very on the salad in surfside, florida. tonight's oliver thank you with defiant words. and the warning from chinese president, she's in peeing and celebrations today, marking the 100 and a bursary of the countries communist party speaking in t. and i'm in square, he called for tri one to be brought back under chinese control and said that china will not be intimidated by threats from abr

firefighters have been trying to contain a massive blaze in oregon on the west coast of the united statesabout 20% of a fire northeast of seattle which was caused by lightning and fuelled by dry grass and timber. a teenager is to become the youngest person to fly to space when he joins jeff bezos on the first human flight launched by his company, blue origin, on 20 july. oliver daemen, who just turned 18, willjoin 82—year—old wally funk, who will become the oldest ever person in space, on the new shepard rocket. with just over a week to go before the olympics is due to open, tokyo is back under a covid state of emergency. in the capital, enthusiasm for the games is hard to find. but in some small towns, there is still excitement, especially among those acting as the adopted home for foreign olympics teams. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has been to murayama in northern japan as they prepare to welcome the bulgarian rhythmic gymnastics team. not many japanese kids are lucky enough to have a former international gymnast as their teacher, and notjust any gymnast. antoinette vitali

united states and transform the federal courts into a forum for an explosive national debate. the drama that began with the enslaved africans on the -- end to control of the vessel off of the coast of cuba would culminate in the supreme of the united states with a former president arguing on behalf of the africans who vied for freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ the case forced the federal board to consider the legal foundations of the choice. ♪ ♪ ♪ for several weeks in the summer of 1839, newspapers along the atlantic coast reported sightings of a materials schooner supposedly commanded by african pirates. late in august, the crew of the navy brig washington spotted a badly damaged vessel in long island sound. and a short party trailing to local residents known along the new york coast. when the naval officers boarded the alistair, they were embraced by tuesday spanish men fleeing from a group of african men who they had purchased as slaves in cuba, but who had taken control of the ship. the crew of the washington took control of the armistead, and africans on board. and they towed the screener to connecticut, a state where slavery was legal, instead of court to new york where slavery had been abol

united states. but on the east coast, the creators of this mini golf course in brooklyn, new york, are taking a swing these problems by educating people about climate change. this is putting green it's an 18 hole mini golf course. all based around themes and challenges and solutions of climate change from melting ice caps and habitat loss to use in clean energy and more. each hole centers around a topic pivotal to minimising our impact on the planet. i think it's good to teach both adults and kids because, uh, there's some information on the sides. i didn't even know especially some of the stuff about urban resiliency to climate change. officials hope combining information with friendly competition will help make learning easier. these are large sort of complicated topics in many ways and the fun, playful nature of many golf allows it to be approachable and while standard golf course says may come under fire for not being environmentally friendly by taking up land that could be dominated by trees and require mowing from gas powered machines. this course is made from sustainable materials. all the dec

that do come in the east coast in the united states. it's usually in the fall like flu.sick from them. we don't even notice it the majority of the time. shery: what happens if we don't get as many people as we want vaccinated and it becomes an endemic virus? robert: it will come back. we may be safe in america, but pandemic means all. we are all in it together. we have to get along with each other and we have to work together. we demand that. that is one of the great strengths of the global virus. everyone is in it. it is not government controlled. it does involve australia, china, russia, the united states, and everybody else that we can get involved. all parts of the world. so we need that desperately because, let's say it survives in a few places in contact with the rest of the world. let's say someplace -- throw out a country, someplace in the middle east. as you know, the phrase has been used a long time ago, this is now a one universe microbial he. for infectious disease agents, except for those that cannot travel more and certain other parasites that can only be i

state of emergency due to severe drought conditions. >> the fact that we are struggling with the drought, make a drought, the entire west coast of the united states and it's only july, so all of that raised our efforts to prepare in historic terms. >> a new executive order today and nine counties drought emergency, all parts of california except san francisco and southern california are now under a drought emergency. >>> did you hear what was said about caitlin jenner, she is running in the race to recall governor newsom but this comment wasn't about her politics. >>> almost 2000 vaccinated californians are reporting a vaccine breakthrough case, what is giving doctors hope, next. >>> your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant, it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood pot

on defenses of the east coast of the united states around the panama canal with intent to attack should the occasion arise and the need arise. that is quite aggressive. now can we see the next image please? that is a short way of explaining about german spies. his codename was he was a german air force pilot form and 1921 over the city of versailles. he became an agent for the new agency and it 19207 was sent to the united states. he was quite productive by 1935 when he was spotted trying to board ships in new york harbor and with a suspicious looking parcel and that parcel contained secret documents about american aircraft designs. naÏvely he was told to report back in three days for questioning by the military intelligence part he took the opportunity to get in a fast car and disappear into the canadian border where he took a ship back to germany. next image please. the next image is of pfeiffer here he is with his mistress who accompanied him everywhere. the admiral was in charge of the affair in germany, and asked to set up a special substation for the sole purpose of spying on the

. >> i look at cuba. 90 miles off the coast of united states. in 1957 i was in havana. i talked to the american ambassador there. he said that he was the second most powerful man in cuba and yet even though ambassador smith and ambassador gardner both republican ambassadors, both warns of castro and the marxist about, in spite of their warnings to the american government, nothing was done. >> i think that senator kennedy's policies and recommendations for the handling of the castro regime are probably the most dangerously irresponsible recommendations that he's made during the course of this campaign. in effect, what senator kennedy recommends is that the united states government should give help to the exiles and to those within cuba who oppose the castro regime, providing they are anti-batista. let's just see what this means. we have five treaties with latin america including the one setting up the organization of american states in bogota in 1948 in which we've agreed not to intervene in the internal affairs of any other american country. and they as well have agreed

a dense layer of smoke from wildfires in the western united states and canada has reached the east coastyork, health agencies are warning that the air quality has become unhealthy for sensitive groups such as people with breathing problems. at the same time, canada's western province of british columbia has declared a state of emergency, with wildfires expected to grow even larger in the coming days due to high heat and winds. and in the united states, more than 80 large fires are burning, the biggest of which is in the pacific northwest state of oregon. torrential rain has caused severe flooding in parts of central china. more than 10,000 people in henan province have been evacuated to shelters where it's reported a dam could collapse at any time. at least 12 people have died in the city of zhengzhou after its subway system was inundated with rushing water. mark lobel reports. shouting. floodwater spreading fear. the partly submerged city of zhengzhou, its subway system now an underground river. commuters are standing for air. rescuers bravely reacting to unprecedented scenes. though no