and the king's objection to gulf countries normalizing of relations with israel. of course, the political ramifications of this are many the most important when it's a message to the external actors, as well as the internal actors who may have intentions to destabilize. jordan again that the state is very strong. jordan has been struggling economically for several years, a growth rate of unemployment. and this consent has led just periodic protest, during which prince hans his name was sometimes taunted by demonstrators who saw him as a symbol of reform. and although the prince has not been put on trial, some believe monday sentencing is a clear message to governments. critics. it's obvious that they were trying to convince, even so it's at trial by fcc even. so i think this is the end game. they want to be out of the picture. there's so many, many games, for instance, what time is it to be the region. but now i think i, even next to 0. this has arguably been the most controversial case in jordan for decades. and although a verdict has been issued, the defendants

in the gulf cooperation council. the gtc platform on long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing and prototyping words, main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all money, history of the tribes boars, rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays an important regional role today. ah, i'll just meet to everybody who left the middle east and built remarkable lights of finding success in germany of the united states. yet never forgetting their homelands of the rock and palestine inspiring human story of the world. the designer of the atomic cycle analogy. oh i this is al jazeera ah hello there i'm, how am i he and this is the news, our life and home coming up for you. in the next 60 minutes rescue operation underway. a philippines military transport playing goes dian over the island of sulu kelly at least $29.00 on boards each i can see don request. an urgent meeting of the un security council is.

in the gulf cooperation council. the gtc platform on long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing and prototyping words, main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all money, history of the tribes boars, rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays an important regional role. today i was one of the founders of the palestine liberation organization. the palo and the right hand man of its chairman. yes. he was shot dead by israeli agents and junior in april 1988 for nearly 25 years. israel refused to acknowledge its role in the operation. but in 2012, its admitted carrying out the assassination. a rare admission of responsibility for an extra judicial killing. me in family, friends and supporters were distraught and on data lucille i have another bit of a cannibal who done nice. i had job a lot of one most likely not a citizen in your social and i either me in the 100 was had this i live with little knows also had

it plays in the gulf cooperation council. the gcc mon long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing and prototyping words, main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years of all money, history of tribes, boars, rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays unimportant regional role today. oh, a time for sport now he's joke. ah, thanks, emily. yes. let's start with a big shock in tokyo, us men's basketball team has lost their 1st much an olympics since 2004. they'd had 25 straight victory since i lost the faith in athens 17 years ago. but on sunday they will be by france. 83.76 us can still win their full straight gold medal, but they need to win the next 2 games against iran and the czech republic. raining olympic all around gymnastics champion, simone biles remains on track for 6 gold medals. these games, the american who won for golds in rio, qualified for all of her finals on sunday. although the team event, the usa, qualified

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there are 1000, at least 1862 platforms in the gulf of mexico g. think this could serve as any type of wake up call for the so many other platforms out there that they need to check their infrastructure, check all the pipes and make sure that everyone is good to go. the everyone's on the same page when it comes to environmental responsibility and performing their job in a responsible manner. well, certainly guess, i mean that, that is not something i could possibly disagree with, but what i actually think above all is that is this, it, this is perhaps more of a symbol of the environmental destruction caused by oil and the fossil fuel industry, rather than a natural example of anything terribly damaging, taking place. and i think if you want to look at the impacts of oil and gas production and see what it really means, you know, you look at the, the high temperatures in siberia look at the absolute, the cooling heat effect. in northwest canada, on the pacific cbl, you know, where we are seeing temperatures in what is meant to be a temper. it's a col

it has amended rules on impulse -- imports from free zones and other gulf states.threatened to cut off multinationals if they do not relocate with the kingdom. it has bandit travel from the uae citing coronavirus concerns. let's bring in our guests joining us. a researcher and fellow for the sectarian proxies and decent terror in his asian project in london. he is an assistant professor at king's college london. joining us from kuwait, a nonresident fellow at the carnegie middle east center. locum to you all. how would you describe relations between the uae and saudi arabia as they stand today? >> is a pleasure to be with you. the relations have always gone through and ever and a flow. the relationship has pete and climaxed at moments in which their interests align and they have diverged other times. what happened the past few days was not as surprising in terms of their interests diverging. we have seen a divergence in yemen and the apra smock -- app rochement. this is part of i dam night -- dynamic relationship with ups and downs. >> they have diverged and we wil

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no wind in the gulf dough, how be she been 39. and again, the edge of the monsoon beans, it'll be overcast, often drizzly in mogadishu on the coast of kenya, with big shares seasonally so forming in ethiopia. the across the world, young actor bits and organizes the rhonda most motivated and politically engaged. the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting. here in beta, we were the one who had life on what was going on in the way that will mean submitted to them. there's looking stuff like that most of them in on is always in the dynamic formation. we have the agency to create the vibe of the generation on al jazeera. what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here as we believe everyone has a story we're hearing. ah, ah, the meaning of this jim? i was born in from any of the never left. i did go do, i mean my mother had everybody else going to tell him i i to i had to go west cities and at least to get ahead, begging for food and just working and lived in a 2 meter. that's the

the goal for the gulf cartel. but i've since splintered off into the smaller groups who are not only dedicated to smuggling drugs, but also because of their proximity to the us border. they're also involved in human trafficking that are involved in kidnappings. they're involved in migrant smugly. so they really have diversified, some splitting off from that larger cartel. the gulf cartel in its moment in its heyday, would have rivaled in terms of size and reach and influence. the sinaloa cartel is one of the main most influential cartels here in mexico. and there was a theory running, we spoke 2 or press contacts on the ground in time, a leap us who tell us about this theory, that the announcement of this piece deal the way that it was announced by way, these very professionally printed banners almost in the style of a political campaign could be signalling a reunification of the gulf cartel, so there are concerns of potential reprisals of a counter offensive from other cartels in the region who may be taking exce

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it could strengthen hitting the gulf of mexico. still a lot to look out before we know what's happening with it. the impacts will be heavy rain, isolated tornadoes and high storm surge anywhere from tampa to miami. so we're looking at rainfall that could be in the category of four to six inches in some areas, fred. that's not good news. at least on the picture here, the forecast for the rainfall near surfside isn't as high as, let's say, the gulf side of florida and over into the florida pan handle. still a lot of time to go with the system. we'll be track going for sure. >> nonetheless tropical storms can certainly pack a powerful punch. gene norman. thank you so much. >>> and this reminder for the latest on the storm's track, check out cnn.com/weather. >>> officials gave the update in surfside, florida. teams pulled two more bodies from the rubble overnight, bringing the number of confirmed deaths to 24. 124 people still unaccounted for. the mayor of miami-dade county says she has issued an emergency order to demolish what's left

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but a recent dispute at an opec plus meeting has illustrated growing strains between the 2 gulf nations. the morocco governments rejected as saudi la deal, which includes extending an existing cap on oil outputs and increasing production in the coming months. the u. e. block the agreements call and get unfair and demanding an increase in its own production. but saudi arabia's oil minister has promptly rejected that request. oil producing nations have been trying to stabilize the global market as it slowly recovers in the worst periods of the pandemic. they cut out put last year in an effort to increase falling prices. the saudi energy minister called for compromise and rationality and what was seen as a pushback against the u. e. z refusal prince. i believe he's been sell. mine also said we're looking for a way to balance the interests of producer on consumer countries on for market stability. in general, especially when shortages are expected due to the decrease in stockpiles or saudi arabia and the u. e. have deferred on a number of issues in recent months. the emerging government has

in the past we've seen diverts in terms of iraq, 1st with other than the gulf and so on. this is a part of the long series of events that speak to a dynamic relationship when it's up and down. ok true. they have diverged and we'll get into the specific differences in a moment, but traditionally, at least about it and there are differences weren't so publicly discussed. so how rare is this public disagreement over the issue of oil output of the opec plus meeting this public display? and i would say, speaks to the you, a self perception of itself is a rising power in the region. and it's not only went ahead with its position and didn't feel the need to even lobby other opec producers to present or engage in the position. and that although i said, let me tell you there is common interest from both parties that ensure that they maintain a united front at least publicly and in terms of political issues. the divergence is whether we see the non b comics will increase in the future as the competition in the post and they go through the new phase with them scrambling. we're more

they are still plaguing the gulf states or lisa gulf coast. the gulf states and particularly florida now florida of course, is already preparing for incoming elsa for these and some of the dig an awful lot of potential flash flood damage at the moment around tampa, for example. and those storms continue in the forecasts on sunday and monday through texas and beyond of, into the, the west side, the plains states. but probably we should go south to see the big story at the moment, which is elsa, is flirting between being a hurricane. the tropical cycling is currently near jamaica, but it is moving up towards cuba and his cuba, where it was spend most of sunday and early monday and then probably florida sponsor, cut on airways challenging the way mainstream media report. the news stories like these should be easy pickings for, for the reporters out to bold power to account how it is in journalism is breaking the destruction of civilian property. this is all evidence for farm trials and the rate of speaking now. we've been getting stories of john

never work with them, ever those gulf states can kiss my ass.ime, we will work with our gulf allies, because they love us and we love them and remember, they do have a birthday coming up." the trump campaign and presidency were one big criminal enterprise, a toxic cesspool of corruption and self-enrichment and clearly, there's still so much more we need to find out, among many other things, it proves, once again, that the new supposedly populous working class american first republican party is a total scam. in reality, it's just a bunch of wealthy oligarchs conning voters while they serve foreign interests and rake in millions every time we find out about yet another trump corruption scheme, it's like taking a kick right to the -- >> calk. [ laughter ] >> seth: that one's not on me. this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with lorde ♪ >> for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ we are thrilled we finally found our dream home in the mountains. the views are great, the air is fresh. (sfx: b

carnival at golf. woodland park proceeded tastefully until like this afternoon, the shadow of the gulf war and a perceived divide between anglo and arab australia loomed over. an arab was trailing and family festival in a fight between 2 young women escalate and the conflict intensified further. as more police respond, it just highlighted how distant the community was from the new house was police and how ignored it. police officers at that time where they could have diffuse a situation very easily, but their way of having this attitude in your face and things escalated. local doctor jamal, re fi, is that the festival with his family? i believe it would be a different story. none of the food stamps were used to move the mom, the many in the arab community believe divine and ignite because the police have no respect for them. i mean, his occasions way for people would be sitting in a car and for no apparent reason, other than lebanese or middle eastern that pulled over and stretched out of the full ca, searched month along the road. and it happened quite a quite a bit. after leaving pun

. >>> quick thinking helped a slow-moving mammal on florida's gulf coast. a sea turtle received a bunch of helping hands on sunday. a lifeguard noticed it was trapped by a fishing pole and hook line. good samaritans helped set the animal free. it swam safely off into the gulf of mexico. >>> coming up, the surprise upset this morning in tokyo. how the 17-year-old now nicknamed the alaskan assassin just swam her way to a gold medal. >>> and later, "wait, what?" the man caught on camera giving a bear a belly rub. you're watching "world news now." belly [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you're keeping your family safe. and by being brave... you're helping us all be brave. we know it's not easy... but helping will mak

chris stars and stripes, pointing the nation. greenpeace found the law over scenes of how far in the gulf of mexico altar was reported to catch strapped company. that all pre cindy to gas pipelines had been struggling for years with maintenance problems. and as us troops and the main base and dentist on the taliban makes significant advances in the north of the country, humanitarian organizations now yet, and not the ways of refugees. ah, the thought of a new week is one day, the 5th of july. this is audience national as always, very good to have you with us. well, let's start off with how when you think of the 4th of july, you think called parade's parties, fireworks as the u. s. celebrates the boss of a nation, but this year it's also exposing strong divisions not off to one congresswoman highlighted, the racial issues surrounding the celebration. when they say that the 4th of july is about american freedom. remember this, the freedom they're referring to is for white people. this land stolen land and black people still aren't free. while between triggered a 5th reaction from republican

yes, fans back while there's the gulf in england, closer to the 1st european title in more than half a century. host, underdogs, denmark, after databases to check with public. ah, i'm rebecca, it is welcome to the program authorities in parts of western canada and preparing to evacuate towns at risk from dozens of wildfires at least 175 burning in the province of british columbia. fueled by days of very hot weather conditions, many of the fires have been stopped by lightning strikes. meanwhile, a forensic team has been sent to the town of linton, which was almost completely destroyed by a wildfire in a matter of minute last week to people concerned to have been killed by that fire. meanwhile, rescue work as in japan as searching for as many as 20 people still missing. after a town was hit by a mudslide, at least 2 people were killed when a torrent of mugs swept through the hillside. town of a tommy south, west of the capital tokyo, the mudslide followed days of rain in the region. the water logged ground swallowed buses. the heavy rain swept up cars and dumped them. landslide, destro

pulling lobster traps way out here in the gulf of maine. for 15 years, captain john makowski had company, a faith portland companion. in fact, he says maybe a little too faithful. >> she comes to the window, looking at me from this far away, just staring at me. >> reporter: as we first reported last summer, john's stalker girlfriend, who he named red eye, just showed up one day and never left. until she suffered a leg injury. john knew a sea gull couldn't live long like that. how hard was it for him? >> oh, very, very difficult. >> reporter: john's wife, debbie. >> to watch john and how -- to see how sad he was, i could tear up right now. >> i don't know why i was so emotionally crushed, but there was a piece missing. i was beginning to wonder how much longer i felt like doing this. >> reporter: so in an attempt to save his passion for the sea, he tried to save that sea gull. actually caught her and brought her to the center for wildlife in maine. the staff nursed red eye, while john spoiled her with brown haik, her favorite kind of fish. a

stormy, the gulf coast and bright in the northeast. we started with fog this morning but i'm looking out my window in bucks county, pennsylvania, and it's looking pretty good. fireworks forecast, looking pretty good for most of us. a clear night. good celebration for many. the exception will be along the gulf coast with that rain. back to you guys. hope you have a great fourth. >> michelle, you, too. in surfside, winds could be 26 miles an hour. last hour kendis asked the mayor of surfside if that would be enough to make that south tower teeter, he said we don't know. that's why they're going through with the controlled demolition. >>> we want to bring in miami-dade county commissioner, sally hayman, commissioner, good morning. >> the search efforts are currently paused for the demolition of the remainder of the condo. when can we expect it to resume? >> not until the demolition. you have an unstable building since day one and it's been classified. all the search efforts, subterranean, two levels of garage, above the pile, on the perim

you'll notice nothing in the gulf. so the temperature in the heart of $43.00 is just surprisingly humid. 43, you know this time year for re out. we're not quite had to be recorded, it's 48, but we're getting close. and like most, some places in this part of the middle east, it is warmer than average by at least 3 degrees. and that will persist. the horn of africa is a little damp and optically wet this time the year it is, the big thunderstorms are these you can highlands maybe an area trailer a trail all the hell is held about here. so the south of sudan and north south sudan is where does it meets green and is particularly wet of the moment. the, who's the weather bag energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah, the me. watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. a reminder of our top stories is our typhoon in fi is heating, heavily populated regions of ace in china. it comes days

at the gulf of alaska low and it's going to actually participate in some cooling. that's next week. before we get there. yes, we got this high pressure cell that's kind of camped out on the west coast and it could provide some warming for us today. but later on maybe drive some mormon soon as we head into the weekend, upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 60's for the east bay 50's up north. 56 san francisco 63 for san jose. for comparison sake. we're pretty close to yesterday, although a little warmer inland and up to the north bay worth noting there as well. here's quick check in the current winds for you and not a lot little bit of a breeze, thocgh. we haven't spots around the delta is where the winds get kind of funneled and channeled a little bit so inland. clear skies. 63 we go into the 80's already by 11 o'clock, noting just a few little scattered clouds that will be in our skies even with warm to hot temperatures in that will have a little bit more on that forecast just a bit. but checking on bridges. what's going on right now. all day. there things looking good out ther

the incident did not generate any spill footage of the thing in the gulf. as res, painful memories of a catastrophe. just about 11 years ago now, the deep water horizon. gasoline spewed more than 200000000 gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico, covering thousands of kilometers with crude from louisiana to florida. are portly, the worst fill in history, the wild life disaster killed nearly a 1000000 buds alone environmental campaign. all of a tickle says we've been lucky with the latest accident. it looked absolutely scary and appalling. the most surprising thing about it is that it seems to be an environmental term is almost entirely hung. so i'm not saying that we weren't find, you know, the school or the dead sea, but you know, that will be but it seems to be just on a new home. this is absolutely pales in comparison in terms of the environmental impacts. the leak was coast off completely within 5 hours and didn't touch an environmental terms. if you're going to have a leak nice, then this appears to lead me fine or natural gas. it is actually much bette

however, force enjoy the scene in the gulf air has raised painful memories of a catastrophe. 11 years ago, then the deep water horizon gas leak speed more than 200000000 gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico covering thousands of kilometer trued from louisiana to florida . reportedly the worse in history, the disaster came some 800 times in the lone environmental campaigner. it all of a tickle says we've been lucky with the latest accident. it looked absolutely scary and appalling. the most surprising thing about it is that it seems to be an environmental term is almost entirely hung. so i'm not saying that we weren't find, you know, the school or the dead sea, but you know, that will be, but it seems to be just on the homeless. it's absolutely pales in comparison in terms of environmental impacts. the league with coast off completely within 5 hours and didn't touch an environmental terms. if you're going to have a leak is nice and then this appears in the leak the same or natural gas. it is actually much better in a way that it does catch far than the g g simply released into the at

so when i worked, you know, picks the years ago the gulf group were under the wing and the leadership of saudi arabia as to policy issues which should be discussed all the time within the country. they used to follow line. and i agree with what solid did so that it was the leader. and, but examples that we are now see in the recent discussion over the last 2 or 3 days, i think is an indication that it is beyond or in. all i know, i say is still husky for hire, for the action is fed, but it is being exaggerated. he has been brought up into the public and i agree with your suggestion, that is partly your knowledge extent, which is 70 percent. and 6070 percent of this issue is because of politics that the u. e wants to search. it's independent the politics in general and not to be a follower of. so that may be an indication of, for example, a u e. n is rather than having established relationship wanted the that the card open leader said that, you know, he's in that and they are doing this on a so part of, i think this, this announcement by the you, a oil minister, demanding higher produc

we have that low up in the gulf of alaska, not a player this week gets on the bench right now. have a little low helping to bring some of the leftover monsoon up our way in the form of some cloud cover will be some of that today. maybe a little bit tomorrow. but we're really watching for the see what happens on saturday 67 at this hour. antioch got some 60's off to the east bay. east bay shoreline is upper 50's 50's litter the north bay with 56 san francisco for comparison sake. bit warmer happening inland. so off to a slight warm start slightly cooler along the east bay shoreline edge the winds kind of variable about. but generally speaking, it's up on shore flow pattern. so let's break it down for you. 72 at 09:00am by high noon. we'll try 87 and we're not done yet. some inland spots will reach to near 100 or so. but more of that in just a bit. right now rain was to check out what's going on with traffic right now. thanks for that. will you showed us the golden gate bridge. you can see the dense fog there. it will be about a 20 minute drive for you as you're heading into the

talking to fans in the last 24 hours talking about what's known in gymnast existed, twist these in gulf. they call it the way your mind and body get out of sink. and regardless of what your mind is telling your body to do, it will not oblige. and she actually is she put out some footage of her on social media showing her landing on her back when she was mentally landing on his feet coming off the uneven bar. so she clearly doesn't look close to being ready to compete. but she has, once again, brought out this issue of mental health in sport, making it more accessible for pamphlets to talk about it. we've seen today the english international character, ben's folks saying he'll be taking an indefinite bright from the game to focus on his mental well being. and just generally speaking of these games, the athletes have been on the huge pressure. these gang delayed by year upsetting that preparation covered 19 is as many that training plans into complete chaos. and of course, all of them living under that cloud that a, a positive test to cover 19 good and that gold medal hopes at a moment's

water is warmer in the gulf.- scientists are telling us that it is having an effect on a lot of the showers and downpours that we're experiencing. i'm not going to debate it; i'm just going to address it. >> reporter: according to nasa, earth's average surface temperature has increased more than 1.5 degrees fahrenheit, mainly as a result of burning fossil fuels. warmer air holds more moisture, leading to more extreme rain and snow. warmer waters provide more fuel for hurricanes, which scientists say are getting more powerful. all of this adds up to regions like the mississippi delta being trapped by fuller rivers and rising seas. steven hathorn, who knows this part of the river better than almost anyone, has noticed the change. >> i think it's probably a lot of little things adding up to get us where we're at. the river is diked, dammed. it increased the current in it. you also have a lot of development along the river, which probably pushes e water back into it. i'm not going to discount climate change, either.

florida gulf coast atlantic coast need to be prepared. heather: the beginning of july, hurricane season goes to november 30th. >> janice: elsa is the earliest he named storm on record. todd: tropical storm elsa barrel stored florida gulf coast searching, coast guard searching for 9 people who went missing in the water south of key west. these pictures showing the coast guard wrestling people from the sea working against heavy rain and 70 mile-per-hour winds. 15 people were rescued. we will keep you posted on the latest search efforts. 5 minutes after the hour. rescue crews recovering eight bodies in the rubble of the collapsed florida condo. 36 people confirmed dead, 109 missing. jillian: charles watson live in surfside, no signs of life. what is the latest? >> reporter: miami-dade officials and first responders have been holding out hope that they could pull survivors from the massive pile of rubble but so far that is not happening. >> we are not seeing anything positive. the key things we are looking for throughout in regard to livable

stripes are just biting the nation. greenpeace sounds the alarm move the scenes of how fi and the gulf of mexico author of reported to the cash strapped company that operates when the gas pipelines have been struggling. thing is with maintenance problem. the us to leave the main pace in afghanistan. the taliban makes significant advances in the north of the country. humanitarian organizations now say yet to not the wave of refugees. ah, hello and welcome. this is our national outside, but i'm joining off protect you on this brighten hardy monday morning. welcome. well, setting us up for this hour when you think of the 4th of july, you think of parades, parties and spy works. as the u. s. celebrates the birth of a nation, but this year, strong divisions, i'll do so on the agenda. how's off to one congresswoman set a flat to the racial issues surrounding the celebration. when they see that the 4th of july is about american freedom. remember this, the freedom they're referring to is for white people. this land stolen land and black people still aren't free. while that tweet triggered a fi

we turn now to florida's gulf coast, and that awful outbreak of red tide. beaches near tampa have been littered with dead fish killed by a massive algae bloom marine scientists say has been worsened by pollution. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: tyler capella took us out on tampa bay to see what he calls his nightmare. >> gnarly. that's nasty. >> reporter: dead fish everywhere. >> this just goes forever. >> reporter: killed by a red tide, a massive algae bloom that has turned tampa bay toxic. as a fisherman, what's it like to see this? >> oh, man, it's devastating, my worst fears have come true. >> reporter: cappella runs a fishing charter business and documenting the kill to pressuring officials to help. he even covered himself in dead fish. >> do i have your attention now? >> reporter: whats the worst you've seen? >> dead fish in every direction. looks like a bomb went off. >> reporter: red tides naturally occur off the coast of florida but scientists say they happen more frequently and humans are making them worse. warming ocean temperatures due to cl

. >>> and the so-called "eye of fire" in the gulf of mexico. the investigation underway after a gas leak sparked flames to boil up to the water's surface. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with breaking news out of surfside, florida. just moments ago, officials announcing they have temporarily paused the search and rescue operations ahead of their plan to demolish what's left of the champlain towers south. that's to happen as soon as tomorrow with tropical storm elsa taking aim. governor ron desantis declaring a state of emergency for parts of florida ahead of the storm. elsa expected to pass to the west of the surfside area late monday into tuesday. but officials fearing the winds could be strong enough to bring down the remaining tower possibly on top of the pile, so they want to act quickly. this is a live look of what's left of the crippled tower. the confirmed death toll rising to 24 with more than 120 still missing and just miles from the collapse in north miami beach, of

however, footage of that scene in the gulf has raised up painful memories too. of a catastrophe. 11 years ago, you might remember the deep water horizon gas leak speed, more than 200000000 gallons of oil into the gulf. mexico covering sizes of kilometers crude from louisiana to florida. reportedly the worst bill in history does is asked to kill some 800000 birds alone. environmental campaigner oliver take says we've been lucky with the latest accident. it looked absolutely scary and appalling. the most surprising thing about it is that it seems to be an environmental term, mis, almost in holiday home. so i'm not saying that we weren't find, you know, the schools. forty's, if did seem, you know, that will be, but it seems to be in the storm. she knew homeless. it absolutely pales in comparison in terms of environmental impacts. the lake was coast off completely within 5 hours and didn't even touch an environmental terms. if you're going to have a leak is nice and then this appears in the lead me fine or natural gas. it is actually much better in a way that it doe

ships in international waters on that gulf of tonkin. and remember, it's really important to understand, when this resolution was brought before congress, every single member of the house of representatives, republican or democrat, liberal or conservative, from the south or from the north, all of them voted to approve this resolution in the house of representatives. in the senate, only two senators voted against the gulf of tonkin resolution, and they had very different reasons. one was a liberal republican. that's an oxymoron in 2010 language. but there were such things in the 1960s. a fellow named senator morse from oregon, he smelled a rat. he had a source in the pentagon that said something was amiss about what johnson was telling the american people about that incident in the gulf of tonkin. the other guy was a curmudgeon senator from alaska, the new state of alaska, that had only just become a united states state. and this guy, senator gruning, was kind of a hard-nosed realist. he was doing a cost/benefit analysis. and his critique

stormy weather for the gulf coast. remain hot for much of the country.looks like it's going to impact florida probably but along the southeast coast and gulf coast you need to pay attention. i cannot stress that enough. brian: big news on your map, canada celebrating fourth of july. janice: it was canada day yesterday. steve: it's the fourth of july in canada. it's just not independence day. brian: i had no idea. steve: all right, jd, thank you. next up we are kicking off the fourth of july independence day weekend with country music star toby keith with new song to celebrate america that he wrote last year on independence day on the back of a boat. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu... and doug. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing

there's a risk that the gulf between the rhetoric and reality and our policy towards the middle east will be higher on this administration than any other previous administration. if they don't take some steps with regard to egypt as they've begun to in our relationship with saudi arabia to demonstrate that the united states actually means what it says. i also hope that the administration in keeping with all of that will recognize -- as i think the obama administration did at its best that our relationships with the middle east are not just with government. they're with people. they're with civil society. change comes hard in -- in these countries. but i do think that our true allies in egypt and saudi arabia and iraq and syria and you name it are -- are often not the people who are won power through violence. they're the people who would rather the power be exercised with greater restraint -- with greater respect for human rights. and -- and even if we must work with their governments -- i -- i do think as we look at our aid programs in the region as we look at our diplomatic engagem

see good new bower form or non resident fellow at the gulf states institute in washington. thank you so much for sharing your views with us. thank you. and there is lots more still to come in this news hour, including, i will tell you why filipinos evacuated from the towel. k, no has more to worry about than any russian expected at any moment. india mourns of bollywood legend. the lip cool mar has died at the age of 9 p.

i hear from gulf that i don't watch the movies we could use those maybe that as the i welcome back to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter labelle, remind you we're discussing afghanistan. ah, okay, go back to much talking in kabul. i mean, let's, let's go back to the very, very beginning of all of this, the, the, the reason why the united states attacked unoccupied afghanistan was because of the role that couple was involved with al qaeda. and the attacks of september 11th, i think a counter factual history could have come out very differently. per afghanistan. al qaeda was there being given aid and comfort, it should have just been a police operation. go in, take care of that and then leave was occupation of the country absolutely necessary because we listened to scott here. almost every other scenario you can think of. and i think all of this is actually been tried and with the same conclusion. so do you think that was a good idea and the 1st place to have african span occupied by outsiders? go ahead and couple, you know, bob, i was not allowed to finish earlier.

s. gulf states into florida where we've also seen some heavy rain, tampa orlando rate down to miami. now if i take you toward the bat, i want to give you an idea of what crews are up against. it has been a very active wildfires season. you know, further to the south where rain could be used here. we're starting to see it with the north american monsoon, particularly for arizona, which will help with some of the wild fires burning dare elsewhere across north america. we are watching some instability through a tennessee pushing into the carolinas out toward the mid atlantic. next, let's go to south america, and we're talking about temperatures in a salt piano. 32 degrees, enjoy it. because your temperatures are gonna fall off quite quickly, just to stay a high of 13 degrees. ah, with a bag energy and change to every part or universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your ah the me the watching. oh, does it reminder of our top story is this our trinity as president says he dismissed prime minister and