chief christensen and mr. rupert, we were altogether at the department of ag to discuss the mou between the department of interior and the forest service and i saw that last week the department of interior awarded four contracts to companies who operate medium sized unmanned aerial vehicles for wildfires. so, i'm proud to say that one of those was in situ from southwest washington and northeast oregon, a company that spans the columbia and is on both sides, literally, the company is on both sides and we're so proud of that technology, but most importantly, we're proud that interior is being very aggressive about using this tool on wildland fires and that we want to make sure that there's now no barriers between the forest service and interior working together to implement this. this is so critical for information about fire size, starts, and safety and security of our firefighters. so, is there anything that is holding us up from being very aggressive about this deployment, during this fire season? do you have

senator kirsten gillibrand, with colonel don christensen and brigette mccoy. cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the middle east and drones. whatever story you're thinking it'sbly n this. >> at a fashion show in saudi arabia is going viral now. check this out, an array of fashion dresses floating down a runway but no model in sight. this bizarre fashion show at a saudi arabian who tell where drones were used to show case these dressessen instead of traditional human models, a spokesperson says the drones were used to bring a change to the annual show -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: a drone fashion show is one of the weirdest things i have ever seen, but, if you add the harry potter theme, it totally works. ( harry potter theme song playing ) ( applause ) in other news, if you believe president trump is tearing the white house to shreds, turns out it's worse than you think. >> white house staffers have reportedly been taping pieces of paper back together after president trump rips them up. they need to tape them back together to com

impact initiative changes will take effect in the next competition which is scheduled for september christensen mete out just zero. his son thank you very much novak djokovic has been knocked out of the french open the twenty sixteen champion who was beaten by the unseated italian michael chicken in an ethical to final and which is and has. this had already been the best few days of marco check you know it's host tennis career prior to this french open the italian had never won a main draw match outs a grand slam now he was taking on and out playing former world number one novak djokovic. djokovic found himself two sets down in this quarter final but he got himself back into the match winning the third set six one. the fourth circuit went into an epic tie break three times joke of each missed set points and saved match points was but it was the world number seventy two who was to make the last and decisive contribution was ing out the match to become the lowest ranked semifinalist at this event in most two decades chicken also will face austria's domenech team in the last four years he reaching

the primaries are any indication women candidates and voters will be making their voices heard christensen al-jazeera new jersey. johnson on the show break going to come back and i will sports injury has come between for those play of the year and the place of the world cup born. welcome back time for this board. thank you very much a three know what hamza has been forced to pull out of the french open due to injury he twenty three time grand slam champion said a muscle problem at all was affecting her serve well having just returned to competitive acts enough to have given birth to have first child williams that had been due to play my a sharp over and the fourth round. beyond disappointing you know i. i gave up so much from time with my daughter to time with my family and i put everything on the court you know i'm. all for this this moment and. so it's it's really difficult to be in the situation but. i always for now in my life i just try to always think positive and just think of the the bigger picture and hopefully the next events and the rest of the year on the court and number two s

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fires are becoming more lethal, and part of the speech chief christensen gave last weekdurin oof the facts struck me, and that is that since 1910, we have had more than 1,000 deaths from wildland fires, but the more sobering number is more than a quarter of those,255, have occurred in the last 15 years. so, we can see that they terally are becoming more lethal. so,n we get to questions, i'm definitely going to ask about our efforts on modernization. we want to make sure that every tool is there for our wildland ion.figh, said,h want to make sure that our modernized fire shelters are developed and implemented in a way that we know that the safety and training of those wildland firefighters have an understanding of that equipment. we had an unfortunate death in the 30 mile fire in which the then deployment of shelter wasn't successfully deployed, and the tragic loss of life in the pacific northwest. so, as you now deploy new shelters and wildland firefighters with very few hours of literal training,om ourpeireghting force, we want to make sure that everybody is trained and adequate and

the women taking called will be judged on all the up to abuse not just their physical appearance christensen in the reports by my bikini with a tweet besom erica scrapped its iconic swimsuit competition the judges me keep mine strictly on the job. pageant that started almost one hundred years ago as a tourist attraction in atlantic city new jersey evolved into what organizers now describe as a competition to see. miss america nine hundred eighty nine the former newscaster gretchen carlson became the first female chairwoman of the organization's board after derogatory and chauvinist stick emails from a former c.e.o. became public we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance that's huge the idea is to make the competition more inclusive to women of all shapes and sizes given the organization is the largest provider of scholarship assistance to young women in the united states and its stated purpose is to promote their education. while some applauded the decision not everyone is on board i think it's a good thing yeah i mean it should be based on their you know pe

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