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bradford talked about this that it is very much in play. u.s. companies are doing everything to fight it. in some areas, maybe they have a point, but maybe could have gone too far. but when it comes to protecting european democracy with the digital services act in particular, there is no doubt that i think twitter, x, is through pushing political views in one way and violating the content and moderation eulls of the european union. why do they need twitter? is that going to ruin the lives of europeans not to have it. and same with meta and facebook? you go down the list of u.s. tech companies, if you go to estonia, bolt is their company. idown loaded and it worked. the inagain yows is something that the united states could replicate it and could protect their democracy. the big question for europe is do they want to be like us? do they want to have a social medial environment where you have tech billionaires being able to really put their thumb on the scale when it comes to european democratic politics and we have seen it in u.k. and germany and

>> just a lot of flames all over the ground over by bradford street. in the other direction. multiple fireballs everywhere. so that's really the focus point of what i witness. i'm trying to get information on the plane now to see if i can get a tail number to see if i can get any other information like that. i'm talking to my friends in aviation group we are trying to narrow this down right now and see if we can get any other information steve keeley philadelphia reporter helps us out when he can. at one point he had to duck in to protect himself. he said the fumes seemed to be getting overwhelming, becoming overwhelming. can you tell me where the closest airport is? airplane may have been coming from or to. >> right now it's way too early to tell. initial reports say that the plane came out of morristown municipal airport. right now that's really the only initial information that i'm able to gather. obviously it's all just coming in preliminarily right now. so, it is too early to tell at this point, factual information about where this plane originated from. but, obviously,

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and it was, from what i could tell, it kind of hit around bradford street, maybe, or like just right behind that area. >> okay. well, i mean, yeah, i mean, look, any of this is, is is information at this point it is just a complete unknown as everyone is, is trying to understand the scale of this horrible, horrible incident. ryan, you did take a video while you were there. i'm just going to play it. you said we could share it, so i'll play it. everyone can see it. that's what you're describing. i mean, look at that. it's almost two plumes of smoke and all of that. that's what you're describing. i think everyone can understand why you would describe that as looking like some sort of a mushroom cloud or a missile. >> definitely. and this was like just what i captured because it it i didn't even see the initial impact, which really lit up the sky. >> mary, can i just bring you in here to this conversation with ryan? when you look at his image, the video that he took of that actual explosion, which he describes as like a missile, that it seemed like a nuclear mushroom. and you see all of

. >> ginger: this is interstate 81 near bradford, virginia. the snow is already flying.y as we go through the day. this is storm one all kind of representative in that area. that's storm two. we've got one for california by thursday. let's start with the timing of the first one. on the southern end you've got flood watches through northern alabama, northern georgia. you're gonna be watching for some heavy rain. the snow is really in northern kentucky, lexington over to washington, d.c. today. looking for somewhere between 3 to 6 inch, but the heaviest will be just south of washington, d.c. along that rain/snow line. delaware's gonna pick up snow, as will we, a few flakes tonight. we're right on the cutoff on the top end. then if you look at what's happening out west, altadena, california, that was the army corps cleaning things up. they'll have more flood potential. then we have to look at that second storm. this one goes from kansas city to chicago. chicago getting their biggest snow of the season tomorrow, michael. >> michael: all right, ginger. thank you for that. now

>> well, bradford council will put up their council tax by 10% here in birmingham. permission given for 7.5%. that means since 2012 it's gone up by 73%. i'll have all the details. >> and take more refugees. a group of mps has warned that britain should resettle at least 5000 refugees each year, and make it easier for them to get here. do you agree? >> and luis rubiales on trial? spain's former football federation president could face. can you believe this? two and a half years in jail for sexual assault after kissing jenni hermoso after they won the 2023 women's world cup? >> gosh. and as a growing number of organisations introduce language guidance to appease the woke, is it time to protect the beautiful english language, or do we just need to embrace the change? we're going to have a good debate about that. >> and victory for common sense. we're putting it down to gb news cats are safe for now from an snp ban, as the scottish first minister, john swinney, rules out a crackdown. so inflation is currently 2.7%. some of these inflation council tax increases 10%. yeah