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gulf island national seashore is $66.6 million in need. all of these states have benefited from coast to coast, supersea to shining sea, from hawaii to maine and florida to alaska. those are the states that have benefited from the legislation covered by the great american outdoors act. in colorado alone the popularity of our outdoor recreation and public lands continues to grow. over the last five years visitation numbers and national parks has continued to increase. visitation in 2019 surpassed -- this is national park overall, surpassed 2018 visits by more than nine million visits. that's 327 million recreation visits across the country, over 1.4 billion recreation visitor hours. 13.8 million overnight stays. you know, that's 2019. 2020 of course is going to look a little bit different. some of our national parks aren't open yet. some of them are staged in their openings. rocky mountain national park is open but its reservations are reduced. the entries are reduced to accommodate the needs to protect people during this pandemic. so these

the flash flooding and storm flooding caused problems in louisiana, almost the gulf of mexico. shell islandted six feet of storm surge. they took people out of here. we also had some rainfall and flooding issues around jacksonville, florida. all along the gulf coast, water leveling did come up. we didn't see water in homes. this is from some of that heavy rainfall in jacksonville, florida. let me give you an update. it's now over land, weakened, but it's still going to be a big rainfall threat, maybe a few isolated tornados during the day. the rainband has moved northward to mississippi, one storm approaching montgomery, alabama. look at this forecast path. it's not often we talk about remnantings of a system going up to milwaukee, chicago, and green bay. your areas are going to be windy as this strengthens into a typical storm, not a tropical entity we have 13 million people under flash flooding. we've had 5 1/2 inches of rain in mobile, alabama, in southern portions of alabama. jackson, mississippi, is under a flash flood warning achlt tnld heavy rain will move northward today. it could b

arabia and this is a major victory for the us to see because so qatar is an island which is located at the mouth of the gulf of aden and it overlooks 3 strategic shipping routes for oil and gas tankers basically the gulf of aden bubble amende and the red sea all the way through the. suez canal so from s.t.c. perspective this is something that would further expand their political influence and the s.t.c. made it quite clear that this is just part of a long political process until they decide finally to break away from the northern part of yemen and reinstate the southern republic of yemen that existed until 1990 and this is definitely a major setback for saudi arabia new york city is getting ready to coronavirus restorations 3 months after the pandemic brought life there to a standstill but the u.n. headquarters which is based in the city will not be following suit our diplomatic editor james bass expects. life is slowly returning to the neighborhood around the u.n. in new york after 3 months in which this city was one of the global hot spots of coded 19 but united nations headquarters itself stays closed on

saudi arabia this is a major victory for the us to see because so qatar is an island which is located at the mouth of the gulf of aden and it overlooks 3 strategic shipping routes for oil and gas tankers basically the gulf of aden burble amende and the red sea all the way through the. suez canal so from a s.t.c. perspective this is something that would further expand their political influence the s.t.c. made it quite clear that this is just part of a long political process until they decide finally to break away from the northern part of yemen and reinstate the southern republic of yemen that existed until 1990 and this is definitely a major setback for saudi arabia now canadian police have warned an exiled saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that i'm under as is was told he is a potential target of the saudi government he was want to take precautions and was as was a close associate of saudi journalist mark was killed by saudi operatives in turkey and 2018 un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings and yes carol says on twitter that if there aren't consequences

arabia and this is a major victory for the us to see because so qatar is an island which is located at the mouth of the gulf of aden and it overlooks 3 strategic shipping routes for oil and gas tankers basically of the gulf of aden bubble amende and the red sea all the way through the. suez canal so from a s.t.c. perspective this is something that would further expand their political influence and the s.t.c. made it quite clear that this is just part of a long political process until they decide finally to break away from the northern part of yemen and reinstate the southern republic of yemen that existed until 1990 and this is definitely a major setback for saudi arabia. israel is a few days away from beginning to end next nearly a 3rd of the occupied west bank but as the july the 1st start date set by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu approaches a workable plan remains unclear the u.s. is backing the annexation if netanyahu can reach agreement with his coalition partner that's been you can't hurry for that has this report. benjamin netanyahu has plans for an explosion have already been delayed he was

. >> this land is my land ♪ from california to the new york island ♪ from the redwood forest ♪ to the gulfwaters. rob: social media sounding off on this carley shimkus sirius 115 here is twitter's reaction. jillian: the tulsa athletics is a semipro-team or a team in the semipro-national premier soccer league, rather. they say they're replacing the national anthem with the woody guthrie song the star-spangled banner's third verse includes a reference to slavery. social media sounding off on this. jake says that's the most ridiculous thing. wait until the controversy and history of this land is your land comes up and mark says i can get behind this land is your land. so reaction, of course, divided on this front. definitely going to spark some fiery reaction as the day goes on. guys last week the former men's songer team bruce arena said it was inappropriate to play the national anthem before soccer games. jillian: interesting. rob: okay. let's totally switch gears here and talk about the hot dog eating contest and the year when everything else is canceled, we are still doing this. carley: t

you can see that brown surge that goes over those caribbean islands and heads over across the atlantic into the gulfn see that saharan dust. now this actually happens every year. it cuts down on the tropical activity but it gives the sky this milky white appearance, and i certainly saw that when i lived in louisiana. looking at lake pontchartrain right there you can see the people that are out there looking at those milky white skies and so that's what they're going to see today as well as tomorrow. as we look at how it looks on satellite imagery, it's so large and the reason they're talking about that. so we're going to continue to monitor that for today for louisiana and texas as well as over the next couple of days. i posted some of those pictures on my social media. i'm @karihallweather. let's get to our forecast. we have an amazing sun rise this morning, and i love to see your sunrise pictures as well on my social media pages this is looking to clayton this morning. and it is so beautiful, all those colors in the sky, probably what they'll see in texas to make the sunrises and sunsets beautiful

islands at this moment. strong easterly winds in the upper atmosphere are carrying the sand from the africa and that is now over the gulf of mexico. it'll likely make its way towards the north thanks to the southerly winds. it'll likely reach the southeastern united states including texas by thursday. this could lead to beautiful sunsets but at the same time it could lead to breathing problelems. so be careful.l. let't's go to europe.. a m mini heat w wave is poundnd part o of the wewest. take a l look at thiss video fr spain. people are flocking to the beaches. warm air from africa with the first heat wave of ththe summern tuesday. a heat alert hasas been issued the country. officicials say the h hot weaths expected to last through thursdsday. now, these are the expected temperatures for the next several days. madrid could see a high of 34 on thursday. notice lisbon 28 but london 31 degrees. it's going to be about 10 degrees higher than normal for this time of year so please be careful, drink plenty of water, and wear light colored clothing if you have to go outside. now, after days of sunny weather, western japan wili

gulf coast or recovery. hurricane harvey, $125 million in texas and louisiana. hurricane maria, 90 billion in puertoil rico and the u.s. virgn islands. hurricane sandy, 65 million in the midatlantic. new york new jersey. hurricane irma, million in florida. hurricane ike, 7 million in louisiana and in texas, i can mention many others. the cost the federal taxpayers billions in order to help states recover. the cost is nearly $685 billion in the combined cost. not all of this damage could've been been avoided print is clear that it could not have been . but a lot could have been. if the largest part of new orleans is not been allowed to wthe roadway, they would've instead eroded the power of katrina. decreasing his force when hit new orleans, perhaps with those levees. if we put money up before forehand, it saves us so much on backend. the coastal them and it does not ask for billions. i think it should but i know it couldn't get it. i'm only asking that some money be included for the coastal resiliency.e we are spending billions on vacation,et shouldn't we sing something on the resiliency for the parish of the counties were 42 percen

because so qatar is an island which is located at the mouth of the gulf of aden and it overlooks 3 strategic shipping routes for oil and gas tankers basically the gulf of aden burble amende and the red sea all the way through the. suez canal so from a s.t.c. perspective this is something that would further expand their political influence and the s.t.c. made it quite clear that this is just part of a long political process until they decide finally to break away from the northern part of yemen and reinstate the southern republic of yemen that existed until 1990 and this is definitely a major setback for saudi arabia and then how does what is playing out on so katra kind of key in to what's going on on the mainland while this is going to create all sorts of problems for all the. players for the international community the united nations is now facing a delicate task it won't be able to move ahead with the 2018 political agreement that was reached in sweden number 2 it is going to further involved in the s.t.c. to claim for the territory of the southern part of the country and i think this thi

arabia and this is a major victory for the us to see because so qatar is an island which is located at the mouth of the gulf of aden and it overlooks 3 strategic shipping routes for oil and gas tankers basically the gulf of aden burble amende and the red sea all the way through the. suez canal so from a s.t.c. perspective this is something that would further expand their political influence the s.t.c. made it quite clear that this is just part of a long political process until they decide finally to break away from the northern part of yemen and reinstate the southern republic of yemen that existed until 1990 and this is definitely a major setback for saudi arabia canadian police have warned an exiled saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that omar abdel aziz was told his upper temple target of the saudi government he has warned he was warned rather to take precautions. was a close associate of the saudi journalist. who was killed by saudi operatives in turkey in 2018 let's bring in now that hashimi he's the director of middle east studies at the university of denver

gulf coast. the storms sent waves crashing over mississippi beach is swamping parts of an alabama island town andtornado in florida. that is tonight's live look outside of the beltway, with a "special report." we will be right back. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. all rightyeah.'s do it. (laughing) ♪ >> bret: and two nights 2020 report the math is finally on joe biden's side. the presumptive democratic presidential nominee now has enough delegates in his column to clinch that title. this comes as prominent republicans may be coming over to his side while some progressives may be disappointed over his stance on law enforcement. correspondent peter doocy shows us tonight. >> to date joe biden met with george floyd's family and broke with activists and his party. a campaign said joe biden does not believe the police should be defunded, but the trump camp

separatists have seized control of the island of the culture of the southern transitional council says it's taken over government facilities and the face of the gulf coast 7 side effects government is calling it a coup. and libya's you would recognize government has warned egypt that any move to interfere in its internal affairs would be seen as a blatant declaration of war on saturday egyptian president of the sisi said his country had a legitimate right to intervene but egypt's foreign minister says his country but it's a political solution to the conflict. israel is a few days away from beginning to annex nearly a 3rd of the occupied west bank but as the july 1st start date is set by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and it approaches a workable plan remains unclear the u.s. is backing the annexation if there's anyone who can reach agreement with his coalition partner benny gantz are a force that reports. benjamin netanyahu has plans for an accession have already been delayed he was told to slow down by the white house after the unveiling of the trump plan in january now they're being complicated by the differences with his former rival now

island there. it is receding. this is a tropical stovrm. and the storm extended all the way to the east. hitting from tampa bay, all the way through the gulfst and florida. and a tornado, that started out as a waterspout, made its way on to land. that upended roofs, damaged power lines. 50 people were displaced. fortunately no one was injured by this. it's a wake-up call. we're in hurricane season. and remember, this year, will be different for everybody who may have to evacuate because of this. because of the pandemic. in florida, they've worked out that some shelters, while open, instead of having everybody in the high school auditorium, we'll put a few people in one classroom and a few people in another classroom. they will say, don't come to the ev evacuation center. ultimately, if you have coronavirus, you will go to a covid-19 shelter. all of this is complicated. >> the hurricane center is expecting 13 named storms. you and i covering a few of them. thank you, kerry. that is kerry sanders live in new orleans. we'll come back to new york and see how this city's police department might change, just ahead. >>> new york may be the city t

louisiana's wetlands are eroding into the gulf at the rate of one football field per hour. but we're not alone. go to barrier islands on the eastern coast. go to alaska and see the communities that are dissolving into the ocean. miami property values are falling as the atlantic ocean rises, threatening with greater flooding, causing rising insurance rates and causing lower property values. that's miami beach. sea island, georgia, cape fear, north carolina, rhode island, maine, you name it, each has water coming higher than it ever has. wouldn't it have been great that as these bills passed out of the committee together a coastal resiliency piece of legislation would have been added to the great american outdoors act. but the people, 42% of americans who live on the beach, live in a coastal or parish or county and 85% who live in a coastal state, they are waiting for some help to come later. now that said, some have said i'm against giving any money to the national parks. nothing further from the truth. i've stated before from this very desk from speeches on this issue that i believe that national parks are a vital p