c right, everything the, the transfer on the board, it's a chance are so the, the authorities still advise people to avoid going around is the streets are full of mot. a car. so we're washed away from the floating. so the rain it's, it's not draining right now, but the damage and what the rain causes it's still ongoing. so now them the residents have to be patient add to to see when they're going to be rescued. there were more. c than 5000 calls for emergency, and you called to be rescued from people that were trapped. it's not raining right now. at least not where you are across the rest of the country. is the rain going to east today, especially in the most affected areas? us in the most affected areas, the rain is going to use it a um storm. daniel is moving away from greece and it is slightly raining as its hard spot uh, not comparable. what was going on? uh, the last 3 days. what are authorities doing to help those affected by the floods? people who, who have to leave their homes, who have no place to go right now. well, the people that have to leave their homes, most of them went thr

c. right now i'm at the republic square in the center of your yvonne to capital both the army. i'm in the midst of this protest. we are right next to a government building. this is where a lot of flashes took place last night and there were at least 34 people that were going to the right. now this protest is reviving yet again. how activists here, local, i mean an assets are calling on people to arrive here at 7 pm local time. right now i can see about, i know, 2300 people here. but people continue to arrive as the people here. i really, really emotional. if we each going to walk up with me to get to get you a sense of where we are and what's going on. now you can see that the entire building is the court on the, by the police. i'm not letting people through now there are tv cameras here, interview people. now most of these protesters are against the policy of the current, a prime minister in terms of uh, well demographics here. this so i can see people of all ages, elderly young people and their own. i can see it in their faces. they're all very, very angry. now i, so if you s

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at is the beginnings of the ceremony happening right now in new york city at ground zero, the reading of the names. if you would like that, it is over on c-span2 right now. you can catch it on c-span.org and on our reit mobile adl app. we are going to go back to daniel byman. we will start taking calls from caller: good morning. 9/11 first responder and got disabled from the events of that day. this is a day for me never to forget. when the planes hit the towers and the towers went down, i was there within 24 hours. people were running all over. it is really rough. i work 16 hour shifts with the army national guard. they packed us in rooms of 25 people in a room. we didn't have time to take showers. we were so exhausted. it was such a sad day. i also worked the pile. the body parts total in the tens of thousands. there are things of like to see happen. i would like to see those who finance this to pay to the victims and first responders. i would like the airline companies to pay their part. they walked away. the third thing i would like to happen is i would like to see all the federal funding that has been given it out, to stop giving it

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right now at ground zero. reading of the names. if you'd like to watch that, that's over on c-span2 right now. u can also catch it on c-span.org and on our free mobile video app. we will go back to daniel byman and start taking your calls for him. staff member of the 9/11 commission. kingston, new york, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm a 9/11 first responder and i got disabled from those events. this is a day for me never to forget. and when terrorism went down, i was there within 24 hours of the buildings collapsing. the buildings were still collapsing for 5, 6, 7 days. silent -- sirens were going off and people would start running all over again. really rough. i worked 16 hour shifts and i was in the army national guard. we were stuck at for hamilton. they stuck us in rooms. we did not have time to take showers, we were so exhausted. it was a sad day for the people that died. i worked a station at the morgue. the body parts totaled in the tens of thousands. there are three things i would like to see happen. one, i would like to see saudi arabia pay up to the victims in the first respon

c become phoebe high. the, what's it lock the air right now? well, the surface type on the seller has made his land for into high a city of hong calls neighboring china is problems in the early hours on saturday. it is like a model. the strongest type of heat in china since 1949, although is now weakening. last night while it swept across hong kong residents here, it could feel if fierce impacts that we could hear, the loud and howling winds outside of throughout the night. even with all the windows shuts at home. so on the authorities report to thousands of injuries throughout the day because a cost by type one seller and like of the, the type food and have brought us to see a ways and fall and spring stones and tearing down trees across the cities. mashing some windows from high rises, was seen pictures of even the solar panels being pulled off from the roof top and some size falling off. um, in downtown hong kong, so is causing some road traffic destruction. and uh, also the metro politan um, the department of report that that'd be has cost

and that's what a c t right here is much more key than the areas around said that because we as people, we create a lot of can't use machinery. the buildings exemption as well. that is up and here are the facts in the next go to yes about a 1000 cities that i expect to, to experience extremely key ways we're gonna find out why. and then what we do about in this edition of the screen. we start with, if the goodman, who has a very good question, if a so what's causing extreme heat and cities around the world and why is that worsening? well, we know that we have a change in climate, but in addition to this, we also have made modifications to the urban environment. we have buildings and roads and parking lots, and those all absorb heat during the day and release it at night. we also have a lack of trees and other vegetation that would otherwise provide shade and evaporative cooling. and finally, we producer on heat and cities, we have air conditioners, cars, and other engines and machinery which generate heat and increase the temperature. we also use more of that air conditioning when it's

so i'm looking at for c, v a, where this gemini, we have the 9th version of a c b, right now she changed all the time and we just said, well, we are quite sure that you did not do this of that. and she said, well, you know, meant boss, united nations, you know, 1st, because you know, and business to be a person cannot become a member of the united nations and they corrected it and they did it 9 times. well, we, we are not sure what we can believe so, and so, well, we don't treat as i someone from not speaking the language perfectly, but when you're done or when 5 minutes. so you should be sure what you're saying, and you have to take over the responsibility for what you will say. in germany is foreign ministry has accused russia of twisting. must bear box comments for propaganda purposes. what do you have to say about that? see, when it's easiest and cheap, it's q was, well, there's nothing else they can do about that. you know, she did the board ship and it's in the world and they have to react. and it's always easy to blame someone else for the own mistakes. so she could have laid off

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c. all right, which is the 2nd level they they had to this come uh, to uh, change the road, the domain and they really on. so what's going on and therefore the doctors of the lawyer court, they actually for the they slay part of the dirty game. thank you rudolph elmer for joining us and for sharing your harrowing story of whistle blowing. i will leave it there and thank you to our viewers for joining us. whistle blowing is tough, it's very tough. in many cases, it takes over our lives and changes their very course. but it's a great industrialist. henry ford says, quote, ops tools. are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goals and for? that's why in the end whistle blowers are so often successful, even when the cost is very high, the goal is bigger than we are. the goal is the public good. that's why we do it. thanks for joining us for another episode of who was of lowers. i'm john kerry, yahoo, we'll see you next time. the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, the recognition sort of thing you made. so the way you might still go to the new approaches. and if it's one of the 1st fam

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we don't get that, we don't understand that, but russia, russia will never give in with the c binion's right? no matter what the case is, i mean, made the 2nd point this, it was, the ukraine will never, ever have the numbers. when we talk about soldiers, let me talk about this and we're going to, they will never be able to match what russia is producing. and so, you know, the new idea as well, okay. maybe maybe the more should be moved, it should be transferred to the sky. can we, you know, have a lot of f sixteens of a mix and that would be an amazing media destruction for at least 6 months. ringback a year just so we can get to 2024. before i would put money on trump, coming back in, i mean i would put literally put my grandmother savings on it. i really do think it's an issue. negligible, the front of you telling the screws the motion. you put the guy in jail, i'm always just guaranteed to to run this press the but there is this delusion there. is this a talk over these, these, this frontier and the general list of just playing along with this and producing more fake news? i mean, it's no

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c that shooting right off that fire there in oregon and also the fires in northern california. all that working its way down toward the bay area, bringing the smoke into our skies. and unfortunately, it has been camping out again today. in fact, here's the very latest on the air quality these such as being pick it up right now. some poor air quality into san francisco stretching across oakland into livermore into the santa clara valley. now into san jose as well. you see some moderate amounts of blues elsewhere around the bay area. so not as bad as yesterday, but certainly bad enough. and we like to things clear out. but here's the very latest forecast model on some of the smoke. and you can see another plume of smoke working its way back down toward the bay area. that happens usually overnight tonight that smoke kind of settles in around the fire and then you start to see the winds pick up that northerly wind. and here it comes dropping back in toward the bay area. again, kind of circling around for tomorrow. so tomorrow we're going to see those a poor, a quality likely, again

if you want to see that segment, if you have our seas and now app, it is available right now -- our c-spanow app, it is available right now. or if you to watch later, c-span.org. donald trump apparently made inflammatory close about his lawyers or other people. special counsel jack smith said the motion fell friday that such a narrow and well-defined order was this his theory to preserve the integrity of the case and avoid -- was necessary to preserve the integrity of the case and avoid calling out the jurors. they have set for weeks that they are concerned about donald trump's verbal attacks that friday is the first time they propose formal action to reign in speech that they say risks tainting the case. more on this action from associated press. that action was initiated after the former president on his true social site said jack smith has asked the court to limit the 40 fifth president, the leading republican nominee. going on to's campaign for president against an incompetent person who has weaponized the doj and i am not allowed to comment. they lie and will not allow me to speak. ho

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at is the beginnings of the ceremony happening right now in new york city at ground zero, the reading of the names. if you would like that, it is over on cight now. you can catch it on c-span.org and on our reit mobile adl app. we are going to go back to daniel byman. we will start taking calls from him, luke is up, kingston, new york. caller: i am a 9/11 first responder and got disabled from the events of that day. this is a day for me never to forget. when the planes hit the towers and the towers went down, i was there within 24 hours. people were running all over. it is really rough. i work 16 hour shifts with the army national guard. they packed us in rooms of 25 people in a room. we didn't have time to take showers. we were so exhausted. it was such a sad day. i also worked the pile. the body parts total in the tens of thousands. there are things of like to see happen. i would like to see those who finance this to pay to the victims and first responders. i would like the airline companies to pay their part. they walked away. the third thing i would like to happen is i would like to see all the federal funding that has been given it

and so the, the, the, the, the leading fire right body it's, it's made her c, o seem very reasonable because i think they move west. so x treme, so explicitly resistance exist, you know, where that's was and that's pretty usual in the french politics. so i think that's who knows, but at some point it was a waiting for my live and because she, she could even challenge whatever because what, what things. so when he was saying that. busy we should bond every, you know, if everything was made from friends, she was said no, as long as we were stay friends, we okay. and at some point you would even think that, oh yes she's, she's, she's, she's nice because because it but, but it was just hiding her why supremacy is as it's and, and having someone so extreme was really helpful for the, for all right. right. so i'm just wondering in light of the fact that we know polls were showing that she people's primary concerns were actually around things like the cost of living crisis. why is there a disconnect? do you think between what we know people are saying and that real concerns? and then what g

was somewhat small, don't control the farmer is accompanied in the videos and supported by papa c t o. a right wing populist youtube are trying to get him out for to me don't, could you? i shut the and put people onto the rants about the british family whose property the old road passes through for functions assistance. this is august the 21st, then it's france and you can also tell me the english are fair game. we have more sympathy for wild boar here then for the english one is river one k roof, and then the old path runs through the middle of the sinclair's garden. a few weeks ago their house was flattered with red paint. the mayor is supportive of the bridge . who has lived here for many years or how does it feel them? so i don't think i have done anything wrong. um, it has been a very difficult period. my wife and i hope they suffer from stress and have being referred to hospital as a result of it goes on angry like, i think this of what has happened. i have done nothing wrong. as i said at home, the mayor tries to find peace and painting, as for him, giving in is not an option. what's ha

so i think of ways, lady c's think in lots of ways, lady c's right. probably cleared think in lots ofs righ'there's probably cleared think in lots of ways, lady c's righ'there's probably.y cleared think in lots of ways, lady c's righ'there's probably waszared and there's probably was cooperation between government ministers the palace, and ministers and the palace, and i don't think he's really stepping out of line. so i don't think in this particular occasion he's particularly crossing his bowels. these bowels. i mean, after all these are targets that rishi sunak come up with. they're the come up with. they're just the same are in europe. so same as they are in europe. so they're not really out. they're not really sticking out. but terms the tour itself but in terms of the tour itself , i think the soft power of charles is doing well. it's been a trip . a very good trip. >> no, it's great for >> no, it's been great for charles. but ladies, see what i am absolutely outraged is am absolutely outraged about is what the hell was the freedom of speech hating british press destroying huge

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