vast body of water, half the size of— this is a vast body of water, half the size of the continental united statested states. china claims that essentially in its entirety. were the west — essentially in its entirety. were the west to acquiesce to this preposterous claim, over time it would _ preposterous claim, over time it would undermine the entire system of sovereign. _ would undermine the entire system of sovereign, orderly ownership of appropriate amounts under the law of the sea _ appropriate amounts under the law of the sea treaty. with the china bullying — the sea treaty. with the china bullying many of the neighbours, vietnam, — bullying many of the neighbours, vietnam, the philippines, india in the himalayas. china is pushing the international system and third and finally— international system and third and finally china is aligning itself with— finally china is aligning itself with russia, another significant authoritarian power. really not that deep part _ authoritarian power. really not that deep part of the cold war between united _ deep part of the cold war between united states an

united states of america being energy-independent. we take great pride in being a part of that. kern county at one point in time was the largest oil and gas producing county in the continentalted states, so, the industry itself, that is who we are. that is the legacy of this portion of san joaquin valley. man: arvin making a bit of history today, becoming one of the smallest cities to make their own local regulaons for the oil and gas industry. woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. now arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on theil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed the oil and gas ordinance, and hopefully other cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today with some neighbors on nelson courtand then tomorrow i'm goa have a conversation with e mayor of taft about our two cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayor of the city of arvin. we can't deny the fact that living

temperatures at the tip of one of the highest mountains in north america or at least in the united states continentalcast on monday, 107, that will smash a record high an all-time record high of 103 and these temperatures are running from 30 to 40 degrees fahrenheit above average. if we were to extrapolate the same amount of departure for atlanta, it would be 110 today. foo phoenix, arizona, 30 degrees above would be 136, kim, that is world record-breaking heat territory. these heat warnings into into the arctic circle as well. astounding. >> thank you, derek van dam, appreciate it. >>> u.s. president joe biden is correcting course after his coming on bipartisan infrastructure bill drew swift fire from the other side of the highly. arlette saenz breaks down the white house's apparent about-face. >> reporter: president biden dove into his cleanup mode on saturday. just hours after that agreement had been reached, the president tied that bipartisan plan to a larger reconciliation bill. it's expected to just pass on democratic votes, saying we would not sign one without the other. comments frustrated re

. >> i represent the only asian majority district in the continental united states.e do want to have cultural exchange, scientific exchance. we should not shun that kind of activity. i want us to lead in technology, ai, and but they not have over the top rhetoric in china. >> what are the chances it gets through the house? >> very, very high. the chair of the science committee they're going to pass it. >> first, the report that we just aired, i'm sure that you're aware of it. are you getting the sense from your conversations with colleague that's this could bring more lawmakers on board to chie to change the tax system? >> this is outrageous. they are making money on stocks, they don't pay tax all layoff. this is exactly the type of loop hopes that president biden's tax plan tries to fix. look, don't think that anyone should be leaking someone's tax returns, and if there is someone that did something illegal that should be accountable. i think they should expose the issue. >> this report by the new york times saying that president biden is revoking, and i think this

other incidents in the u.s., in the continental united states, on american territory. i think what has come out over the last several weeks and months is there's private sector companies who are experimenting with directed energy weapons. one i know well, it's being considered and produced by the u.s. military in anti-drone technology. the russians had this for decades. it's not the question of being implausible or technology not being there, it's just willingness of an adversary to use it. i think that's something we should take very seriously. there was a lot of press, a lot of concern about the two national security council staffers being hit. i would just say the modus operandi, symptoms, everything i know about those attacks, we should take this seriously. they're hurting. they deserve medical care and certainly deserve our government pursuing the ends of the earth who did this. >> we have 30 seconds left. what should president biden say to vladimir putin when they meet just on the 16th of june in geneva? >> you know, i have concerns about this summit. some of my

citizens in the continental united states.cans on the island. and so i think the actions of biden's d.o.j. has been extremely concerning and it's not just on the actions on gag orders, which is also extremely concerning, but across the board, i don't believe that -- while i believe that the emphasis on voting rights is appreciated, we aren't seeing a transformational d.o.j. that i think people had been looking forward to. and that is something that deserves a lot more questions. >> i want to ask about top democratic house leaders and a dozen of your jewish democratic colleagues issued a statement criticizing your friend be and colleague ilhan omar, congresswoman from minnesota, for what some democrats said was a, quote, offensive and misguided remark that they say equated the u.s. and israel with hamas and taliban, terrorist organizations. she later clarified saying she was not doing that. but i want you -- our viewers to read what you tweeted in response. you said, pretty sick and tired of the constant vilification intentiona

then we hear about, you know, transportation boats between nantucket, martha's vineyard, continental united states have been impacted. the parent company of that impacted by a hacking incident as well. whether it goes back to this one is anyone's guess. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. this is kos to coast. we're following the fast fast-mg developments and fallout for grocery bill and summer barbecues planning them now. maybe you lucked out bought a lot of meat before this hit the proverbial fan. maybe a lot of folks you didn't, you worry about what you do. jeff flock following all of this in long grove, illinois. hey, jeff. reporter: i'm back in the meat locker in the chatter box in the suburbs the impact on this. mike owns the chatter box. you got a text from meat supplier? >> our food supplier. u.s. foods. it says all of the u.s., ubs, usb plants were forced to shut down. cyberattack, sent the article. meat is about to get out of control. reporter: out of control. can i see that text? put my glasses on, maybe you can see it, neil. meat is going to get out of control. the food chain is decim

it is now the largest training air base in the continental united states and can be used for large-force exercises that draw combat aircraft from across the country, and it's well-suited for b-21 training. this is just one of the efforts we took to put ellsworth in the best position to secure this new mission. and it is wonderful to see this pay off with yesterday's announcement. i know while south dakota is celebrating today, others are disappointed in this decision. for those who were seeking to have the main operating base one in their states but will now follow ellsworth and wait a little longer for the b-21 mission to arrive, know this -- my support for the b-21 enterprise will not lessen because we are at this lessen. as i said, we argued 15 years ago that the united states should not put all of its eggs in one basket when it comes to strategic assets. i stand by that to this day a under the current bomber road map, every bomber base will keep a bomber mission well into the future. the stealth b-21 will eventually replace the b-1's and b-2's at bases around the country. meanwhile,

. >> the holiday commemorates the adoption of old glory as the united states flag by the second continentalin 1777. the red symbolizes valor, the white symbolizes purity and the blue embodies perseverance and justice. >> currently, there are six american flags on the moon, due to the radiation from the sun, they are actually all bleached white. >> also 50 flags fly 24 hours a tay around the washington monument. if you happen to study flags, you are known as a vexillologist. >>> next to a dire warning about extraterrestrials. >> some astronomers are worried about humanity's obsession with communicating with aliens. one is warning it could end all of life on earth. >> business and science writer mark buchanan says we shouldn't assume that any aliens are coming in peace. maybe they come here and they want to choose violence. he even compared a possible encounter to christopher columbus coming to america. which was vulnerable to more technologically-advanced europeans, is that how we put it these days. >>> and next to an unusual ransom demand playing out in scotland. >> an edinborough cafe's gn

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i am thinking about parts of continental europe and the united states. we know about the chances of it picking up there? sam: the u.s. is already at 10%. if that is the case, it will be doubling every couple weeks. it is taking over just as it has done in the u.k. there are seeds of it across the european union. it is everywhere, like the virus does. anna: it has the chance of delaying reopening plans in other areas? or does that come down to politics? sam: it comes down to politics and the way they are reopening. in france, i am pretty close to that story. they have reopened, but only at 50% capacity. not like here. that is one of the things we worry about in the u.k., that perhaps the last step was too far for this variant. anna: sam fazeli, pharmaceutical analyst. we will watch the guidance about extending the virus fighting measures and any help available to business and the economy. coming up here on this program, we are looking at stocks to watch, including seb offering a new range of services for its wealthiest clients. more details next. this is

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united states support this to make ? it is 100% something i believe in. we support the african continental free trade area and because it makes sense. if youde can achieve regional integration it makes it easier to attract the critical trade and investment that africa needs to develop itself. it makes it easier for the private sector to work with african governments and african private sector and you don't need to negotiate 49 different sets of rules and 49 different sets of markets. one integrated market makes africa a much more attractive place to do business. we want to see it succeed. we want to help in creating a more attractive and less fragmented market or trade and investment. so to that end the united states has provided targeted technical assistants in terms of exchanges and workshops, and want to be supportive of this initiative and help to contribute to its success with technical advice where we can, where we can be helpful. and so we see africa's success as sustainable development, as a key to her own economic success and key of course to africa's economic success given partic

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united states. usually, it is a quiet return to washington. after all we saw yesterday, and matt miller, let me start with you in berlin, because it was usually continental yesterday. the tour de force press conference in the 80 degree heat , and the president at 78 years old, 79 in november. what was the spin in berlin this morning on the president of the united states? matt: that the outcome was pretty positive. of course they're not going to be best friends and give each other hugs at the end, beau biden gave putin some ray-ban aviators. tom: matt is so international relations. lisa: [laughter] you know what -- tom: we will continue with our bilateral. lisa: [laughter] tom: we will make substantial further progress. good morning. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. for months, fed officials said price increases are temporary and now they do not seem so sure. they expect to make two increases to interest rates in 2023, surprising financial markets. jerome powell said there's a risk inflation would be higher than the central bank thinks. a bipartisan deal on u.s. infrastructure, and it is improving. at 20 structures -- 20 democrats inclu