against the united states, first the soviet union and then russia , objects in lourdess made it possible to intercept almost any telephone the conversations that took place in the south and east coast of the united states, the current technical tools will allow china much more for him in america there will simply be no secrets. wall with regional writes that beijing has spent several billion dollars to implement this venture, the most frightening of the publication is the fact that the white house was not at all worried about china's activity in the american backyard. washington said that the intelligence base did not know anything. in russian voronezh to a high-rise building fell , the drone the drone was equipped with explosives as a result of detonation , several apartments were damaged, three are known, the victims, as reported, the aircraft was heading towards the voronezh aircraft plant, but its navigator was paralyzed by electronic warfare. as a result, the drone went off course and ended up in a residential building. the situation of the migration crisis, which is exacerbated by the economic crisis in germany, is rapidly growing in the number of supporters of the alternative p

the east coast of united states has experienced a smoky fog that particularly hit new york city wednesday afternoon. around 2 pm. the sky was mostly orange, rison ashfield, smoky fog covering the city and air quality alert was issued by city officials and residents were urged to stay inside or were masked. if they went outside, they were also urge to check in on their elderly neighbors or anyone. they might know has respiratory problems. the sporting events in the area were cancelled outdoor events by new york city public schools or cancel an aircraft were prevented from landing all because of the lack of visibility caused by this extreme smoky fog that engulfed the entire city. now, according to what city officials are saying and others, this is the result of canadian, a forest fires. this is the smoke from canadian forest fires that has drifted southward and covered the city. but it is created quite a situation where it's got many people nervous about what this could mean and what could be the long term impact on public health. this is certainly not something new york city residents are

angara smoke from forest fires in canada shrouded new york, impressive footage from the east coast of the united states on a decline peak downstream of the dnieper at alyoshik and a bare pier. in total, more than 4,000 people were evacuated from the scene, report by vitaliy kravchenko here what are the streets now? korsunki look at home stand up to the windows in the water. now get here. you can only take a boat to the dough from here people left. then, on their own, to whom the rescuers helped 17 people in a short jacket . they literally took them off the roofs of houses, the water was advancing so rapidly that people did not even have time to collect the most necessary documents, money, things. they came and said let's go quickly. gather the neighbors sat down and drove off. all flooded. all that 's left is here. there is completely there on the roof. i'm in shock. there's nothing. everything is in the neighboring village let's leave, a couple more days will come down, some water. next we will look at drying. vasily, together with his mother vera mikhailovna, managed to leave, but their relative, who

is that missouri east coast of the united states has experienced a smoky fog that particularly hit new york city wednesday afternoon around 2 pm. the sky was mostly orange, rison ashfield, smoky fog covering the city and air quality alert was issued by city officials and residents were urged to stay inside or were mast. if they went outside they were also urge to check in on their elderly neighbors or anyone. they might know has respiratory problems. the sporting events in the area we're cancelling outdoor events by new york city, public schools or cancel an aircraft were prevented from landing all because of the lack of visibility caused by this extreme smoky fog that engulfed the entire city. now, according to what city officials are saying and others, this is the result of the canadian, a forest fires. this is the smoke from canadian forest fires that has drifted southward and covered the city. but it is created quite a situation where it's got many people nervous about what this could mean and what could be the long term impact on public health. this is certainly not something new

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the waters off the north east coast of the united states, a heating up faster than most of the world oceans is caused by the population of an invasive crowd. species is causing that population to multiply, don't 100, went to portsmouth, new hampshire by fishermen attending an environmental catastrophe into a commercial success beneath the waters of the atlantic ocean within sheltered estuaries. across station invasion is transforming the new england coast . there, horribly invasive. and you know, you find them hon. just about every continent as warming waters. dr. mains, iconic, lobsters, northward, invasive european green crabs are filling the gap. surging in number and devouring the regions. muscles gallops in class and they tons and tons of the shellfish here in maine. we have soft shell clans, which was historically speaking, i think main 2nd largest fishery and the landings there have really, really plummeted. as these guys have become more pervasive to get to their prey, the teeming, massive green dig into snip through a live sustaining ecosystem. mike macy and a handful of ent

the hundreds of fires continuing to rage are causing a wave of smoke to move down the east coast of the united states york, the air turned orange and people are being asked to stay indoors if possible. samira hussian sent us this report from there. a blurry look at the manhattan bridge. the day is onlyjust starting in new york city, but the haze continues to linger from the day before, when the city was engulfed in a thick orange fog. today, many heeded warnings about the hazardous air quality. commuters wore masks, seemingly back to the covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continue to blanket the northeastern united states with dusty polluted air. the blazes have already burned more than 3.8 million hectares of land. officials in new york city advised people to stay indoors. this normally very busy park was strangely quiet. how surprised are you by just how empty it is? yeah, it was a little shocking actually. i thought maybe i shouldn't be out here. not only the park but all of our sidewalks are empty. it's reallyjust quiet, it's kind of eerie. it smells like barbe

east. coast of the united states hundreds of flights canceled employers transfer employees to remote work in began distributing a million respiratory masks in the megapolis the highest rates of air pollution over the past 63 years were recorded with details natalya goncharova this is not footage from a movie about an environmental disaster. and in the morning in new york, the authorities are asking people not to i have asthma to leave my houses and yesterday i spent the day indoors with the windows closed. today was even worse. although our k-95 mask is everywhere, the terrible smell of harry this morning scared me, because in my apartment. the smog theme was immediately picked up by bloggers on social networks, already a lot of vlogs about how an ordinary day in new york turned into hell bloggers record their walks around the city, which has become one big film set visibility. i would say about a mile and a half there is a sore throat. a special atmosphere is created by this poster on the billboard of a new computer game that says welcome to hell for companies that sell games. i even had to

the east coast of the united states has experienced a smoky fog that particularly hit new york city wednesday afternoon around 2 pm. the sky was mostly orange, rison ashfield, smoky fog covering the city and air quality alert was issued by city officials and residents were urged to stay inside or were masked. if they went outside, they were also urge to check in on their elderly neighbors or anyone. they might know has respiratory problems. the sporting events in the area were cancelled outdoor events by new york city public schools or cancel an aircraft were prevented from landing all because of the lack of visibility caused by this extreme smoky fog that engulfed the entire city. now according to what city officials are saying and others, this is the result.

the hundreds of fires continuing to rage are causing a wave of smoke to move down the east coast of the united statess if possible. samira hussain sent us this report from there. a blurry look at the manhattan bridge. the day is onlyjust starting in new york city but the haze continues to linger from the day before, when the city was engulfed in a thick orange fog. today, many heeded warnings about the hazardous air quality. commuters wore masks, seemingly back to the covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continue to blanket the northeastern united states with dusty polluted air. the blazes have already burned more than 3.8 million hectares of land. officials in new york city advised people to stay indoors. this is normally very busy park was strangely quiet. how surprised are you by just how empty it is? yeah, it was a little shocking actually. i thought maybe i shouldn't be out here. not only the park but all of our sidewalks are empty. it's reallyjust quiet, it's kind of eerie. it smells like barbecue. it's giving me bad headaches. but for scientists who measure ai

all right, people, it is 1 11:00 on the east coast of this united states of america.y, june the 2 22nd. i guess that's the second day of summer. doesn't look like it though. check the markets, please. they're all over the place today. the at the moment it's a mixed bag. we've got the cow down 70, the nasdaq -- dow down 70, the nasdaq up 31. no clear trend. big tech mostly lower but not entirely so. amazon, apple, microsoft up, alphabet, met a -- meta down. the 10-year treasury moving up again today, 3.78% is your 10-year treasury yield. now this. he really hated trump. congressman adam schiff was a key driver of the russia hoax. he led first impeachment prosecution. he was on the january the 6th investigating committee, he was on intelligence committee and claimed trump was a russian agent. well, he was censured by the house on the grounds that he, quote, purposely deceived his committee, congress and the american people. after the vote he had to face speaker mccarthy to take his censure, and he was surrounded by democrats shouting shame. not against him, but against

emergency service to shut down parts of major highway, huge interstate connecting the east coast of the united states intense flames caused part of the road to collapse. let's go to cb cotton live with the latest updates. >> monday morning's commute will come with headaches as people are told to stay away from the area. this happening in one of the country's oldest and most traveled routes. officials telling fox affiliate, tanker truck caught fire in i95 in northeast philadelphia causing the north -- the northbound overpass to collapse. now all north and southbound lanes are closed in this area for about 3 to 4 miles. emergency dispatchers were reportedly notified before 6:30 this morning, firefighters arriving to the aftermath to assess the damage with portions of the northbound lanes reduced to rubble. the fire was under control around an hour later, 7:30 a.m. this morning u.s. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg saying federal resources are going into action to offer any assistance that usdot can provide to help with recovery and reconstruction. local officials are telling people to brace f

hazard warning announced throughout the east coast of the united states and in some regions of siberia the peak of abnormal heat is expected, yes, plus 38 is now recorded in the tyumen novosibirsk and kemerovo regions, as well as in the krasnoyarsk territory and khakassia, the reason is the movement of hot air from central asia india uzbekistan and kazakhstan thermometers above the norm by 10-12 °, for these regions a rather rare occurrence in novosibirsk on the city beach. ob's won't be overcrowded right now. although experts warn of a drop in water temperature and air reaches 20 °. record heat will last until the weekend further everything will come to the climatic norm. that's all for now, be with us , the program will continue on channel one. good morning. thank you very much, colleagues, good morning, dear our viewers. thank you very much for choosing to start your day with us. we promise. you will not regret this choice with you evgeny pokrovsky polin tsvetkova and on the calendar june 8 is a new beautiful one. summer day full of opportunity. rather wake up, because we have a lot

east coast? we're going to show you just how much smoke it takes to create the dangerous levels that we're seeing. all the way up and down the east coast of the united statese on cnn last night. >> we're going to protect kids from the radical gender ideology and say no chemical or surgical gender transition before you're 18. >> we're going to talk to a conservative republican from ohio who has a transgender child and talk to them about what mr. pence said. >>> and leading this hour donald trump's legal team standing by for a possible indictment after the former president was told he is the target of a federal investigation. let's bring in cnn's katelyn polantz in miami where a second special counsel grand jury has been meeting p. we also have with us senior cnn justice correspondent evan perez. evan, what's the significance of pe special counsel smith deciding now is the time to inform trump he's the target of his investigation? >> well, jake, you know, the fact is that donald trump has known for months that he has been under investigation and prosecutors had the option to notify him much earlier that he was the target of that investigation given the fact

goes from the florida domain, that is, this is the main, uh, artery, uh, of the entire east coast of the united statese middle - this business has exploded and , as they said, at least six months and it will take to restore this highway. it's a matter of american infrastructure wonderful wonderful roads. well, the country still continues to send money there to arms ukraine at the same time. uh, there is now a record-breaking the last 40 years the top deposit from us banks. it's just uh. yeah, the fall is the fastest and really the biggest, which threatens, in fact, with serious problems for the entire banking system. isn't it you absolutely outflow of deposits - this is a demonstration of distrust in the american banking system and distrust, of course, in the american government and in the us federal reserve system in the entire regulatory system. and such an outflow, as we see, has not been for a very long time and, in principle , even in the economic difficult economic situation in 2008-2009, i don't remember, yes, and the crisis of the seventies and early eighties. he, too, was by no means accompan

. >> all right, 11:00 on the east coast of the united states. day which is going to be sort of a mecca for pretty much most of the prominent presidential candidates. rich edson, our fox news senior correspondent on what shapes up to be a busy day in des moines. my friend, to you. >> okay, we're at the harley shop and 10 minutes to the iow

>> all right, 11:00 on the east coast of the united states. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is cavuto live. we're focusing iowa live today which is going to be sort of a mecca for pretty much most of the prominent presidential candidates. rich edson, our fox news senior correspondent on what shapes up to be a busy day in des moines. my friend, to you. >> okay, we're at the harley shop and 10 minutes to the iowa fairgrounds. we'll have speeches and behind us the former vice-president of the united states. mike pence is the only one riding in the event with senator joni ernst. pence is going to announce he's running for president in iowa next week according to sources familiar with the matter. a number of different bikes and got a couple of supporters here talking to us. they're going to be several, several candidates speaking later today at the iowa fairgrounds. you'll have florida governor ron desantis, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, others like and we've got all the bikes lined up with senators ernst who will be riding and p

for those of you tuning in, half past the hour, 11:30 on the east coast of the united states, startlingevelopments in russia, it's under siege, for want of a better term, by 25,000 soldiers and led by one of its most ruthless, but still respected generals in russian history. i'm talking about yevgeny prigozhin that leads the wagner group, paid military soldiers and more to the point vladimir putin's bidding. and they're making their way to moscow now and moscow is under lockdown now and moscow's mayor says monday will be nonworking day to minimize risk, that's probably a good idea if your city is under siege, but we might not get to monday as being an independent moscow city at the rate we're going. it is to the general's point, very unlikely, but again, this whole day seems unlikely, where rebels have effectively come in and turned on the very folks paying them. greg palkot in kyiv, how this is going down. >> yeah, neil, the folks are watching this closely, a mas massive stake. and russias last 16 months issuing a brutal war against ukraine. in the last moments since we talked to you,

whipping around in the midwest and now circling left and reverse clock work action to the east coast of the united statesa when it's said and done. it won't be said and done. may drag on awhile. katie byrne on that. katie? >> neil, here we go again. right? the big question on the street from everyone, are the smoky skies going to be as bad as last time? take a look at what we're seeing. midtown manhattan. the empire state building is gone from what we've seen. the haziness has set in. not as bad as last time around. what the numbers tell us, there's this tracking service that measures pollution in the air. it's called iqair.com. brooklyn's air was around 70. now we're over 100, which is unhealthy for people in sensitive groups to be breathing in. last time around, we were over 400. that's where we peaked. some people said they bought masks for kids. they wanted to keep their kids safe this time and they're happy to have those handy if things get worse. >> not as bad today. last time it was like -- you could feel it in the sky, in the air. you could see it. looks like a beautiful day. but i don't know. i

the gulfstream is a warm current of water that comes up the east coast of the united states. where there is that temperature boundary, sound changes. sometimes it can bend and bounce back. sometimes it can go in a different direction. so it's a very complex environment that they're trying to search as they go in and out. this is part of how submarines hide from each other. it's also, again, excellent training that our submarine fleet has in searching in this environment and frankly understanding the incredible challenge of, you know, the acoustical environment in that situation. >> neil: good expertise all the way around. thanks, congressman and thanks for your service to this country on nuclear submarine. i want to go to an oc oceanographer. he was instrumental in finding the wreckage of air france flight 447 i believe back in the summer of 2009. finding the crash site in the atlantic ocean at that time, it was thought to be next to impossible. he and others did. the good doctor kind to join us right now. thank you, sir. good to see you again. >> like-wise. just want to poin

don't have the napa logistic or the rising temper. chelsea, atlantic ocean off the north, east coast of the united states is having a devastating effect on the sea food industry, wyoming waters encouraging a population explosion for the green crab. this is an invasive species that is driving out the traditional harvest of climes. john henry will travel to portsmouth, new hampshire, what fishing men of trying their best to tide and environmental nightmare into a commercial success beneath the waters of the atlantic ocean within sheltered estuaries, across station invasion is transforming the new england coast. there, horribly invasive. and you know, you find them hon. just about every continent as warming waters. dr. mains, iconic, lobsters, northward, invasive european green crabs are filling the gap. surging in number and devouring the regions. muscles gallops in class. they tons and tons of the shell. fish here in maine, we have soft cell clans, which was historically speaking, i think main 2nd largest fishery. and the landings there have really, really plummeted. as these guys have become more pervasi

i think what's going on here is east coast of the united states. when we think of climate change, what we typically think about is it's going to get higher. it's going to get where our rate is gonna fall in more intense periods. pretty nasty, low rise. we all thought people tended in new york city to think that, oh wow, fires, that's the western thing. and what we're really trying to use the interconnected in this world. and depending on which way the wind blows, you know, we're getting all of this smoke and canada, and i have to be honest, this is going to happen over and over again. it probably will happen again this summer is going to happen again more in the future and we kind of died as bad as it was. we were in the middle of the wave. and what happens, what you're telling everyone to stay in doors, funding, travel, you might be. now you're managing to crises at the same time. and this is just the more complex world we're living in, a climate change and why we need to tackle climate change as soon as possible. yeah, i guess in the meantime, ho

waiting tables after 10 pm from working in the factory from working night shifts on the east coast of the united states in the late 1920s women were banned from driving taxicabs in every single major american city. and if you were a married woman. in particular if you were a married teacher school teacher it was even harder for you. if you were a single female teacher in the late 1920s in america right here in virginia, perhaps even right here in fredericksburg. and you had the audacity to decide over the course of that school year to get married. at the end of the year your local school board or superintendent almost always men. would force you to resign from your job at the school? because it was believed by these men that a woman couldn't handle the rigors of teaching our children all day. only to go home to raise her own. so women are denied access to jobs. winner denied basic rights and they were denied other basic things, too. you know in in the late 1920s when my story begins there was a major tragedy in washington dc a theater roof collapsed under a heavy weight of a blizzard snowfall. and it w

. - most of the people that come to horta, they come from the caribbean, usually? - yeah. caribbean or the united states' east coastlorida, a lot of boats from saint martin and antigua. - oh! o.k. - a lot of british, german, deutsch, french. morning pipe dream! - hello! (man) good morning! - good morning, captain! how are you? - i'm doing very well. thank you, and you? - good. very well! you've been with this weather. - liquid sunshine. - liquid sunshine! look at this man! where are you from? - we sailed from miami. 16 days and 16 hours. - how did it go? - wonderful. - and then you're off to... - we're going to spain. - very nice. have you done this before? - my first time. - i'm sophie. - sophie. i'm scott piper. - nice to meet you. - nice to meet you, duncan. - we've heard a lot about you. - really? - yeah. - all hearsay. - no, so much so that we brought you a present. - you're kidding! - that's nice. - you heard of duncan all the way from florida? - yeah. pam wall. do you remember pam? - she's a dearest friend in the world. - there you go. so pam wall is a good friend of ours, too. - o.k. - so she told us what y

coast of korea. the united states and south korea fired two ballistic missiles towards the east sea. performance monitoring body british police accused of rape and sexual assault british prosecutors accused michael lockwood, the former head of the body that oversees the performance of the british police, of 6 sexual assaults, including three rapes of a 16-year-old girl in the 1980s. the independent newspaper, written by michaela kabud, last fall and according to this english newspaper, following the disclosure of numerous sexual accusations, including child rape , the head of the independent body overseeing police performance is scheduled to appear in court on july 15 to hear his accusations. cyber ​​to in this attack, several american government agencies and allies of this country were targeted by a cyber attack. the us department of energy and johns hopkins university hospitals in maryland and florida, as well as british airways, were targeted. cyber ​​attack in this attack, which started two weeks ago, some of the sensitive information of users was stolen. the american official poi

east coast better get used to? the potential for more of this kind of stuff happening in canada, where you could have wildfire smoke blowing down into the united states>> yes. as you mentioned, the west cost and california in particular has really seen a lot of years recently with profoundly disruptive air pollution episodes as far as wildfire smoke, affecting millions for many days on end in some cases. this year, it does turn out to be the eastern u.s. that's bearing the brunt of it from fires in canada. really what it illustrates is that wildfire smoke is one mechanism by which increasing extended severity of forest fires in many regions as a result of both climate change and other factors too can affect people who live quite far away from the fire zone. hundreds or even thousands of miles downwind. if you're under that smoke plume, you can really be under the gun and have these air pollution crises, really, in highly populated areas. >> yeah, there's no question, that's what was happening over here in d.c., up in new york. it really caught everybody's attention. we're going to have to stay on top of this topic. daniel swain, thanks very much for

but it's storm systems rolling off the atlantic coast as for smoke south into the united states. equity lots are in place and much of the east coast from new england to south carolina as well as pots the midwest. the weather pattern is expected to persist for several days with hayes, likely to continue across the region. for natalie is a canadian reporter covering the falls in quebec, and she's spectra said from montreal when it comes to the severity and, and how many fires that we are seeing and come back and in canada, officials say that it is unprecedented, that they have never seen so many flyers with this severity at this point of the season. it's, it's only june, 8th, after all, and summer hasn't even officially arrived yet. right now there are about $800.00 firefighters on the ground, badly. the 130, the 140 fires in come back and there is more help on the way. so there is help coming from the west from spain, from portugal, from mexico. and if you're wondering why help is coming from so far away, it's because the resources in canada and other provinces, they're basically tapped out because there have been fires in, i

the marks out a 0 west or east of them all the horses of the northeastern coast to the united states, all hazing up faster than most of the wilds oceans. and that's cause the population of the base of crab spaces to multiply nearly wiping out the local shellfish industry, john henry, and went to portsmouth, new hampshire with fishermen, autonomy and environmental catastrophe into a commercial success with delicious results beneath the waters of the atlantic ocean. within sheltered estuaries, across station invasion is transforming the new england coast. there, horribly invasive, and you find them hon. just about every continent as warming, waters drive mains, iconic, lobsters, northward, invasive european green crabs are filling the gap. surging in number and devouring the regions, muscles gallops in class. they tons and tons of the shell. fish. here in maine we have soft cell clans, which was historically speaking, i think main 2nd largest fishery. and the landings there have really, really plummeted as these guys have become more pervasive to get to their prey, the teeming, massive

thinking about where it is, of the east coast of the united states, it is a zone where a lot of transatlanticions _ opening it from the inside? these are the questions right _ opening it from the inside? these are the questions right now- opening it from the inside? these are the questions right now which| are the questions right now which are the questions right now which are going to come. there is inevitably going to be an investigation. every sub that is made that goes to these depths in many ways is kind of like a prototype because there are so few of them. the oil industry is doing a lot of work at about 3000 metres. you get very capable remotely operated vehicles that do three kilometres down. this is for micro kilometres down. this is for micro kilometres down. this is for micro kilometres down. so the only kind of vehicles that are routinely working at that kind of depth are the research vehicles, the ones that are doing serious science. —— four kilometres. trying to understand the sea and volcanic vents, the geology of the sea floor. and now you've got all of these entrepreneurs com

there might be half of this really isn't something that east coast meteorologist in the united states have to deal with all that off. and i looked out the window this morning looking for the airport looking for the watching the monument. all the landmarks i couldn't ordinarily see only about 2 or 3 kilometers way. and i couldn't see any of them. the sky was a milky white stick so that everything was really invisible. it's like having a time in the ground. but it's a cloud that has like, does not use smell is a punch in send to. it are ice thing or roads heard a little bit and really this pollution will stick around these next 36 hours until the winds finally change direction until then. however, winds are out of the north. it's pumping down that smoke, new york, baltimore, billy boston, pittsburgh and of course, washington d. c. a high impact event where it's dangerous to go outside for extended periods of time. so let's talk about the dangers. what are the health implications of such poor air quality? so the smoke is made up of something called pm 2.5 or very, very fine, small partic

to the east room of the white house where the president of the united states, and the prime minister of the uk are about to speak. let's take a listen. >> blankets the communities in the east coastd the smoke these past few days. i just put out a more detailed statement, so for the press and the people to see. i spoke yesterday with prime minister trudeau, and i've decided to to dictate a national interagency fire center response to canada's request for additional firefighters and the fire suppression assets such as air tankers. we already have 600 american firefighters on the ground, and have been there for a while in canada, including hot shots and the smoke jumper crews. and it's very important that affected communities listen to the guidance of their state and local officials from this point forward to keep up to date on air quality in realtime, go to the app that we provided, it's called air now.gov. and check on one another. and by the way, what you'll get is something that looks like this with a calibrated piece that says when the air is clean, and when the air is dangerous and hazardous, and it dictates what -- to tell you the air quality in the neighborhood. now, it's m

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the massive cloud of smoke from some 400 wildfires burning in canada creeping farther into the united states. the smog blanketing parts of the east coastand midwest, disrupting everyday life for millions and sparking concerns about health hazards. if you see the smoke, if you smell it, you want to stay indoors. on wednesday, new york city experienced the worst air quality on record. and as the sun came up thursday, things quickly deteriorated across pennsylvania, sparking a resurgence of masks. if you're outside right now in new york city and philadelphia and washington, d.c, area for about 15 minutes, that's equivalent of smoking half a pack of cigarets . officials extending code red air alerts for a third straight day and warning people to stay inside, prompting some areas of the northeast to shutter schools act's outdoor events and postponed baseball games. the bloom also choking air travel airports in new york and philadelphia were in ground stops thursday morning, causing a ripple effect, delaying and canceling hundreds of flights across the country. sitting in the concourse waiting for your plane and you and you can't see the bag

about why we didn't shoot this down over west coast of our nation, before traverseed the entire continent united states canada alaska ultimately over east coast they don't want to talk about fact we spend close to a million dollars in missiles to shoot down hobby balloons reported in wake of that incident, just like every other crises inflation call transitory, afghanistan, they called logistical success, want to put things behind us very dangerous when you go to china take away we are back to normal relations 4 to 600 billion dollars intellectual property stolen largest genocide in the history of the planet since world war ii with uyghur prosecutions political prosecutions encircling taiwan record i number airspace encroachment dangerous to continue to appease a dragon looking to not only annex taiwan next several years but online lead superpower on global stage surpassing not only united states but everyone around us that is what china is trying to do blinken frankly is enableing this behavior. >> i'm got -- doug collins shaking your heed doug: one thing normalizing relations not normalized main target to get military communications t

panel but the larger trend, the first is the only person in this room and one of few people in the east coast united states who still have a landline telephone. most people laugh at me when i tell them. >> my mother just got rid of hers. [laughter] >> i get an average of six span calls a month and probably real telephone calls. the university and the whole discussion is based on the 1950s concept of wires strung along streets connecting to people's houses. it is a very high cost structure that leads to the new subsidize. are we reaching -- we are over 50 son of american household do not have land lines. we should forcibly may be too strong term but aggressively disconnect or stop spending money on landline telephone services that are overwhelmingly used for spam and put the money into internet services which is what people are obviously interested in and the way to do it is in the past ten or 15 years, satellite communications dropped by pick your figure but i would say about 90%. one of the distancing things about satellite wireless connection is you can advertise the 10% cost plus not just over 50 people

bit under a month, at least in the united states, as those wildfires are really continuing to rage across canada. 0n the east coast, we are being impacted by some ofec area in canada. this is something people are hoping can clear up relatively soon. good to have you with us on bbc news. we will have the latest shortly from the attack in ukraine that has killed at least ten people. it isa it is a very cloudy picture for many parts of the country again today. the weather is changing towards the north—west. we are seeing some sunshine coming through across northern ireland. here and in scotland as the sunshine follows the rain, we are going to find fresh air moving in. it will be a bit warmer for england and wales, even with the cloud around, especially in eastern england with temperatures into the mid 20s. we do have that rain around. that band of rain becoming more fragmented, more showery, some heavy bursts for a time. that wet weather drifting down slowly towards east anglia and the south—east. clear skies following from the west. cooler tonight in scotland and northern ireland. quite muggy in east anglia and the south—east. that rain is still ar

a storm system which is swelling off the atlantic coast is forced to smoke into the united states and quality a lot. so in place for much of the east coast as well as parts of the midwest, full cost to say the weather pass. and that will last for several days. well mr. lee is a canadian reporter covering those files and come back. she spoke to us earlier from one to and when it comes to the severity and, and how many fires that we are seeing and come back and in canada. officials say that it is unprecedented that they have never seen so many flyers with this severity at this point of the season. it's, it's only june, 8th, after all, and summer hasn't even officially arrived yet. right now, there are about 800 firefighters on the ground, badly, the 130, the 140 fires in, come back, and there is more help on the way. so there is help coming from the west, from spain, from portugal, from mexico. and if you're wondering why help is coming from so far away, it's because the resources in canada and other provinces, they're basically tapped out because there have been fires in, in british columbia. there have been fires in ontario as well

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