so you think there might be a seventh hurricane down here? yeah.invading german army. others were stripped for parts. but some, like these, were deliberately hidden down here. newsreel: week after week, - they took their planes into the air. the hurricane may have been the workhorse of the battle of britain, shooting down more enemy aircraft than the spitfire, but... mark the collaboration _ between british and russian flyers. ..many also saw action in the frozen wastes of the ussr. every plane made in britain, every plane paid for by the united states. and that's why these heavy frames were dumped here after the war, so the soviets didn't have to pay the us back for any hurricanes left intact, as had been agreed. those who discovered the plane say they've made a real difference. hurricane was a strong, easy to fly machine, stable as a gun platform, suitable for not experienced pilots, and a reliable aircraft. these may look like unremarkable bits of metal but, to ukraine's aviation museum, they are symbols of british assistance that echo down the

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here you see the tail plane of hurricane mach two.this is a little slice of history, evidence of a moment when, 80 years ago, western powers gave war planes to ukraine, just as they are today, to defend against an invading army. many of the hurricanes were destroyed fighting the invading german army. others were stripped for parts. but some, like these, were deliberately hidden down here. week after week, the fuel took their planes into the air. the hurricane may have been the workhorse of the battle week after week, the fuel took their planes into the air. the hurricane may have been the workhorse of the battle of britain, shooting down more enemy aircraft than the spitfire, but... mark the collaboration between british and russian fliers... i ..many also saw action in the frozen wastes of the ussr. every plane made in britain. every plane paid for by the united states. and that's why these heavy frames were dumped here after the war. so the soviets didn't have to pay the us back for any hurricanes left intact, as had been agreed. hu

hurricane ian hit in a similar spot of florida that hurricane charlie did. hurricane charlie and ian were different storms. hurricane charlie was primarily a wind event, but hurricane ian brought 19 feet of storm surge and extreme rain. these events are different than what we would have faced several years ago. and people have a misconception of what the risk is that they are going to face from these types of storms. we really do have our work cut out for us, making sure we are helping people across the nation understand what their unique risk is where they live. now whether fema is equipped to respond at the rate we are going, it would be a challenge. we need to take the time to invest in a couple of different things. as far as the response rate, we planned our readiness cycle around the peak of hurricane season. we would make sure we have the staffing available for the short period of time in the summer. as you are seeing, our operational tempo is constant, year-round, and has been for the last several years. we're taking a step back in reevaluating how it

so you think there might be a seventh hurricane many of the hurricanes were destroyed fighting the invadingfuel took their planes into the air. the hurricane may have been the workhorse of the battle of britain, shooting down more enemy aircraft than the spitfire, but... mark the collaboration between british and russian fliers... ..many also saw action in the frozen wastes of the ussr — every plane made in britain, every plane paid for by the united states. and that's why these heavy frames were dumped here after the war — so the soviets didn't have to pay the us back for any hurricanes left intact, as had been agreed. hurricane was a strong, easy—to—fly machine. stable as a gun platform. suitable for not experienced pilots, and a reliable aircraft. these may look like unremarkable bits of metal, but to ukraine's aviation museum, they're symbols of british assistance that echo down the years. the britain was the first who supplied fighting aircraft for the soviet union. now the great britain is the first country which gives storm shadow cruise missiles to our armed forces. the museum hopes

here you see the tail plane of hurricane mark ii. you heard that right.ousands britain gave the soviet union during world war ii. this is a little slice of history, evidence of a moment when, 80 years ago, western powers gave warplanes to ukraine, just as they are today, to defend against an invading army. you think there might be a seventh? yes. and here, under this frame, there are eight. many of the hurricanes were destroyed fighting the invading german army, others were stripped for parts. but some, like these, were deliberately hidden down here. the hurricane may have been the workhorse of the battle of britain, shooting down more enemy aircraft than the spitfire, but many also saw action in the frozen wastes of the ussr. every plane made in britain, every plane paid for by the united states. and that is why these heavy frames were dumped here after the war, so the soviets didn't have to pay the us back for any hurricanes left intact, as had been agreed. those who discovered the planes say they made a real difference. the hurricane was a strong, easy

shells shopping center stores and stopping the public 10 people died 76 were affected after the hurricane in the regions. people began to run, to the lake where there are no trees in tatarstan today the funeral of almost 500 brigades in the republic are engaged in restoration. this is firing position 85 brigades. what's the hassle? open the space for me, we pass the contour as quickly as possible. the battery fight in the vicinity of belogory goes around the clock. in the voronezh region, three accomplices of the right sector were detained for high treason. robert is 100, and today is 85. the director has more than a hundred performances staged on the world's leading stages. well, the premiere this evening on the russia tv channel will be a real test for your intuition. i don't know what 's going on. so, in these very minutes, the center of donetsk is under heavy shelling according to preliminary data, about 10 explosions thundered in the voroshilovsky district , rockets hit the bus station area. there is also a multi-storey shopping center and a wedding palace from a direct hit. a passen

yalchik was taken to the hospital 12 people , four hurricane 44 residents of tatarstan turned to doctorsuises cuts craniocerebral injuries all patients in a state of moderate and severe severity hospitalized in the city in the republic two people were hospitalized. this is a woman with an extensive incised wound of a bucket, and a patient that i killed and received a fracture of the femur of eight tatarstans of the lake. yalchik died under the rubble. among them are three children, the youngest were not even a year old, terrible elements literally in an hour left colossal consequences for the republic and people who faced one on it was impossible to escape alone with the elements , a hurricane wind felled huge trees in seconds. another dead fourteen-year-old girl fell from a tree onto her tent. the family was resting at the actor's base in the suburbs of kazan today, the republic is saying goodbye to the victims of the hurricane, and 17 cars and the roof of 13 residential buildings were damaged. of these, two multi-apartment power outages in kazan in the regions of the republic of the em

after the examination, they were released home after the hurricane , 44 tatarstan citizens turned tolp. bruises, cuts, craniocerebral injuries, all patients are in a state of moderate and severe severity, hospitalized in the city, two people were hospitalized in the republic. this is a woman with uh, extensive cut hip wound and uh, the patient who fell in the wind and received a fracture of the femur eight tatarstans of the lake. yalchik died under the rubble. there are three children among them, the youngest were not a year old, the terrible elements literally left colossal consequences for the republic in just an hour, and it was impossible for people who faced the elements one on one to escape the hurricane wind, felled huge trees in seconds, another fourteen-year-old girl who died from a tree fell on her tent. the family rested at the base of the actor in the suburbs of kazan today the republic says goodbye to the victims the hurricane damaged 17 cars roofing 13 heavy houses, of which two multi-apartment power outages in kazan in the regions of the republic of the emergency servi

after the examination, they were released home after the hurricane , 44 tatarstan citizens turned to doctors for help. bruises cuts craniocerebral injuries, all patients are in a state of moderate and severe severity, hospitalized in the city, two people were hospitalized in the republic. this is a woman with an extensive incised thigh wound. and uh, the patient that i killed and received a fracture of the femur of eight tatarstans of the lake. yalchik died under the rubble. there are three children among them, the youngest were not even a year old, the terrible elements literally in an hour left colossal consequences for the republic and it was impossible for people who faced the elements one on one to escape the hurricane, felled huge trees behind seconds. another dead fourteen-year-old girl fell from a tree onto her tent. the family rested at the base of the actor in the suburbs of kaz. today the republic says goodbye to the victims of the hurricane, 17 cars were damaged, the roofs of 13 residential buildings were damaged. of these, two multi-apartment power outages in kazan in th

the cyclone, which made the deadly hurricane in the volga region, goes to the northeast. wait there for equally powerful strikes of the elements, when a new cloud vortex invades the european part of russia and will it follow the path of its predecessor? channel russia 24? i am vadim zavuchenkov, leading specialist of the phobos center. hello, the improvement of the weather on the russian plain will be short-lived. the european part of the country will soon be attacked by another atlantic cyclone in the volga region . the wind , according to the weather station, was only in the capital of chuvashia. but some tents and cars on the shore of the mari lake led to the most tragic consequences of oxen on the border of the republics of mari el and tatarstan. yalchik steel a deadly trap for vacationers what it is the geography of the storm affects only in the volga federal district, it affected eight regions. in tatarstan , 26 children's camps were affected by the disaster. it will take time to restore the facades and glazing from bad weather, and large cities in kazan suffered ro

this is just fuel for these hurricanes. el nino or not, under the right conditions, tropical storm going over these waters, this is going to explode in intensity. look at these numbers. 91, 92 degrees through the florida straits. those are high-octane fuels. that makes it likely we will see one or more devastating hurricanes hit the u.s., not just in the gulf, potentially here along the east coast, david. >> david: rob, you're also tracking the severe weather ahead tonight? >> another rough night, david. michigan got hit hard today, western kentucky and tennessee saw winds up to 70 miles an hour. you saw it on the radar, in atlanta, you're about to get clobbered. look out, cleveland and buffalo, you're about to get hit too. where there are no storms tonight, there will be more heat tomorrow. heat warnings remain up for parts of jackson, mississippi, back through dallas, phoenix, las vegas. you continue your streak of 110 or better. when will it end? cbc saying in the next six to ten days, likely much of theest will be in a

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how did a storm as strong as a hurricane form over water? normally, chile waters of the english channel as well. this is really a non unprecedented storm and some are and as you pointed out, the destruction and the winds isn't terrific. the various factors are still being worked out, but there is no question. the climate change is loading the dice for these kinds of extreme weather events. poly was associated with a very low pressure of a stacked up against the high pressure due. and what we're seeing is these kind of sticky weather patterns are getting more common with climate change. we're also, as you said, see, record temperatures around the world, not just online, but also over the season. the oceans, we're seeing when he leaves a land, they see fluids. and this unprecedented sunless storm is part of the crime. no big spring weather studies in part being caused by climate change. yet let's pick up on these temperatures. we have seen 2 global temperature records toppled in as many days just this week. i mean, it seems like these, these e

she even looked like a hurricane probably was extreme and she may fit into a bigger picture. monday was the hottest day ever recorded on earth until tuesday when tempt hit a new record hi. site is expect even more record highs this year. our climate is changing. our definition of normal is changing to i bridge off in berlin. this is the day the, this is something that we're seeing more is not just rec, who's being pro good to all the numbers suggesting that we're going into rooms. i rection when it comes to the heat. it's todd, i'm getting big and i'm getting angry and i'm helpless. but the big pro can ever increasing. my can you choose is itself quite conservative and climate change trends do suggest the awesome is all going to become for to we know that our environment is burning. it's melting. it's flooding, it's deplete thing. it's drying, it's dying. also coming up of worries are growing over what could happen it? europe's largest nuclear power plant. it's in ukraine and russian troops are in charge. the specialist. yes. and i suppose this could pose a threat to my famil

what does this mean for the worst of hurricane season still to come? ginger is off florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight, we're diving off the florida keys. where the water temperatures are soaring beyond records into the low and even upper 90s, on the brink of an ocean heat wave emergency, threatening to wipe out florida's coral reefs. today, at least 44% of the globe's oceans are in a marine heat wave. we dove with keri o'neil from the florida aquarium, to see some of the 200 corals that her team grew in an onshore lab and planted here four years ago. they're working to create new breeds of coral that can withstand higher water temperatures. they had been thriving even two weeks ago. but almost immediately we see it, the coral is now pure white, bleached. a total loss. >> immediately when we went in, you saw white. big patches. >> as soon as i put my face in the water, my heart dropped into my stomach. >> reporter: coral reefs are a vital natural barrier against storms. they can absorb up to 97% of a wave's energy. and they're a home to countless mar

here you see the tail plane of hurricane mark two. you had that l hurricane mark two.k two. you had that right. this was once _ hurricane mark two. you had that right. this was once part - hurricane mark two. you had that right. this was once part of- hurricane mark two. you had that right. this was once part of a i right. this was once part of a hurricane fighter plane, one of thousands britain gave the soviet union during world war ii. this is a little slice of history, evidence of a moment when, 80 years ago, western powers gave warplanes to ukraine, just as they are today, to defend against an just as they are today, to defend againstan invading just as they are today, to defend against an invading army. you think there might be a seventh? yes. and here, there might be a seventh? yes. and here. under— there might be a seventh? yes. and here, under this _ there might be a seventh? yes. and here, under this framework, - there might be a seventh? yes. and here, under this framework, there l here, under this framework, there are eight. crack many hurricanes were destro

and so actually although no one wishes for a hurricane, i think from the coral perspective, a hurricane coming over the florida keys would have the beneficial effect of cooling the waters down. you know, this kind of coral bleaching episode that we are seeing, we've expected this for a long time. coral reefs are highly threatened by climate change and by high-temperature stress, and scientists have been warning for really decades now that the kinds of impacts that we see from a warming planet will be experienced by these kinds of severe marine heat waves. so what we really need to do is use this event to try to better understand just how corals respond to warming, figure out ways that we can help protect them from warming and potentially take action to build reefs back that are going to be more resilient to this. and i think just recently there's been a flurry of interest in the value of coral reefs in protecting our coastlines from storm and from other things that are going to get worse from climate change. so i think there's a tremendous recognition right now that if we can protect co

the cyclone, which made the deadly hurricane in the volga region, goes to the northeast. should we wait there for equally powerful blows of the elements, when new cloud whirlwinds invade the european part of russia and will it follow the path of its predecessor, the current weather analyst on russia 24 channel? i'm vadim zavuchenkov, a leading expert on centrophobos. hello , the improvement of the weather on the russian plain will turn out to be the short-lived european part of the country will soon be attacked by another atlantic cyclone in the volga region, eliminating the consequences of a hurricane that hit the region over the weekend, strictly speaking, with a hurricane of up to 33 m/s. the wind , according to the weather station, was only in the capital of chuvashia. but some tents and cars on the shore of the mari lake led to the most tragic consequences of oxen on the border of the republics of mari el and tatarstan. the yalchik has become a death trap for vacationers. how healthy is it? the geography of the storm is striking only in the volga federal district, it

hurricane attack on enemy positions , rocket artillery works under coal fire. unmanned rescuers in kaliningrad have developed a unique self-propelled platform for the needs of fighters in several operations. a new provocation in denmark in one day burned the sacred book of muslims twice in one day greece italy turkey sing terrible natural fires on the main thing by this minute in the studio. hello unique operation right in the field hospital. they removed from the body of a soldier, they exploded a 30-mm projectile from an automatic cannon. paratrooper received wounded when his unit was ambushed, the militants managed to blow up the car on which the russian servicemen were traveling. all the comrade gathered and did not run, ran after two minutes, the car exploded completely. that's it, then you were evacuated. the car and evacuated us. then they didn’t provide first aid, they brought him here, because it wasn’t a bullet stuck in his leg, but a shell from an automatic cannon fighter. i found out only after an examination in a field hospital, despite the proximi

power supply fully restored the service continues to clean up the aftermath of the hurricane.ht, 76 people were injured, nine of them died, the task is to restore order, all forces are thrown as quickly as possible, while the weather has improved, nevertheless, they promise rain and today, according to weather forecasts, it will end. they are in the republic only to the environment of diana to the savel, us jews. alberte fiolin, vesti tatarstan and now a short advertisement right after you watch the special report. anna afanasyeva africa will be free about the role the ussr and russia in the process of decolonization of the democratic republic of the congo, the south african ongols and namibia, it is difficult not to notice the legendary alpha-bank credit card with new benefits. order a credit card for a year without interest now with cashback for all purchases and free bank cash withdrawals. make sure i, as always, came to the rescue , sit here for a long time. yes, infinitely. here's your megapowers unlimited, watch the video. listen, sit music from social networks, as long

the volga region eliminate the consequences of the hurricane.ion in the republic of mari el - roofs torn off houses, damaged cars torn out by mournful trees, not without a victim, 8 tourists. including children died on the lake, yalchik 16, victims with severe injuries remain in the hospital. in order not to betray weapons to ukraine, britain lost and disposed of more than 40 challenge 2 tanks did this at the expense of taxpayers. he was told that the tanks could not be repaired by freight special operations command. here is a unit of the central military district. there is a counter-battery fight, that new detachments and reconnaissance are being transferred by artillerymen and a flamethrower. these enemy oppositions are exactly destroying the fortified area with the blows of our military and not cutting the length of service. thousands of cars flooded hundreds of houses destroyed by a powerful typhoon covers east china bad weather reached the water, stopped above the birch man suffered due to evacuation honored. russia this year will increase

nine hurricanes, four possible major hurricanes and that's an increase in what the they had forecast.oing on right now in the hurricane that we're watching. one is el nino that would bring down the number of hurricanes or tropical activity we have, but we also have really warm waters in the atlantic. it's a battle between those two things. right now the forecasters giving the warm water in the atlantic the upper hand here. we'll see more of that. big point to note, we have 96% of activity for hurricane season yet to congress, a long ways to go. >> thanks, rick. new numbers showing the number of stranded incidents along the east coast is surging. that has critics voicing new wind turbine warnings and concern. bryan llenas is in long branch new jersey with more details. bryan? >> charles good afternoon. the biden administration says there's 98 wind turbines, hundreds of feet tall, 15 miles off of the jersey coast shore. the wind project according to phil murphy will be a big win for the state saying it could power up to half a million homes and create 3,000 union jobs. a lawyer represen

russia africa president putin answered journalists' questions with the speed of the wind , powerful hurricane storms hit several regions at once, as well as the empress of russia rhythmic gymnastics. irina viner is celebrating her anniversary. this is the program today in the studio dmitry zaboisky hello , today everyone accepts congratulations. whose life is somehow connected with military naval service in the country celebrate navy day congratulations to veterans and those who are now on minister of defense sergei shoigun sent a military post, he stressed that the fleet plays a key role in ensuring the sovereignty and freedom of our country. the center of celebrations in st. petersburg will host a military parade there. commander-in-chief vladimir putin will bypass the parade lines of warships on a boat. the gulf of finland is not you and on the kronstadt roadstead, well, at these moments the holiday is in full swing in novorossiysk , these shots. we have just received a holiday celebrated today at the bases of all our fleets in baltic severomorsk, kaspiysk and novorossiysk, as well as at t

tatarstan chuvashia mari el is recovering from a devastating hurricane that froze over this part of the country over the weekend, costing the lives of nine tourists. in china , a devastating typhoon reached beijing, flooding the streets and houses of everything. more than 30,000 people were evacuated in the east of the country, the russian armed forces did not allow the advance of the armed forces , the head of the special operation reported today defense ministry conference call with the leadership of the enemy army. it is obvious from great britain, usa, germany, france and poland that the supplied western weapons do not lead to success on the battlefield, but only prolong the military conflict. the minister of defense also spoke about the situation in the krasnaya limansky direction of belarus and in congress in just 2 days on july 26-27 , more than 400 and 31 ukrainian military tanks were destroyed in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement, of which three german leopards, two french, as well as 32 armored fighting vehicles . in general complexity, 63 units of armored vehicles, usi

restore the power grid cleans the streets in the volga region eliminate the consequences of the hurricane. what assistance will be provided to the affected families of the victims and what compensation will be paid? vsu lost a leopard to several bmp howitzers three sevens and a station of the russian federation, these are the results of the work of the group. east of us zaporizhia direction we will tell about the situation on the front line. only one tank regiment remained, but this is not exactly revered in britain. how many serviceable challenger tanks two could remain with the ministry of defense of the kingdom? european countries one by one another terminates cooperation with the niger. but chinese companies, on the contrary, are not going to leave. what is happening in the african country and what was discussed at the talks between the overthrown president and the leader of chad? the fsb detained three russians on suspicion of state changes in the voronezh region, according to the intelligence service, they passed information to ukrainian radicals about russian military facilities an

just today about the worst of hurricane season still to come. rob marciano standing by with the potential storms tonight. >>> also this evening, major news involving former president trump. we now know when the federal criminal trial over classified documents will begin. terry moran with late reporting. >>> news in the new york serial killer case tonight. authorities want to know -- did the suspect kill young women in the home where he lived with his long time wife and children. and what the wife, through her attorney, is now saying tonight. aaron katersky reporting. >>> in florida, the board of education and their new standards for teaching black history and slavery in school. tonight, vice president kamala harris in florida, her response to this new plan, and taking aim at florida governor ron desantis. >>> and tonight here, celebrating the legendary tony bennett. born in queens, his career spanning decades. from his defining moment on the ed sullivan show to his duets, and those performances in the end with lady gaga. and what tony bennett to

the volga region comes back after a crushing blow of the elements, which was caused by a powerful hurricane, and as the militants of the kiev regime eliminate its consequences, they try to break through to lisichanskaya. how our fighters respond to the enemy will show a report from the front line. i vote for the european union to die. the real split of kiev's defeat overwrought european politicians. how is their rhetoric changing? and what do they offer now? in the seversk direction of the special operation, the artillery of the second army corps is working on equipment, fortified positions and manpower allowing the enemy to attack. igor pikhanov from one of the most difficult sectors of the front. the crew of the city is preparing equipment for combat work. the soldiers of the seventh brigade of the second army corps are hunting for the enemy, the jet battery is camouflaged deep in the forest . a few minutes, the target, armored cars, the enemy is moving, they are trying to quickly deliver the militants to the positions immediately leave specialists of the ministry of defense say the weste

a hurricane wind began to fell trees right on the tent.uto, where at that moment they tried to hide in a panic. people were clearing the rubble until late at night, but as the rescuers said, dozens of cars still remained under the logs, and with the onset of the morning of work , the consequences of the disaster continued. now are eliminated at once in several regions of the volga region in tatarstan, the bad weather mostly battered, kazan, a message about fallen trees, demolished covers and metal structures came from almost all areas of the city of taz, referring to her sources, she reports the death of a child, the girl was resting in a tent when a tree fell on her, and local problems due to a power line break and squally winds were also reported in the nizhny novgorod ulyanovsk samara penza regions two victims of bad weather are reported in sochi according to preliminary data women and men found their bodies on the beaches. in the evening after a powerful storm of personality and circumstances. the deaths are now being investigated by t

it saves a lot of hurricanes, one of the main combat units .l attacks, it’s all powerful and mobile; one package covers a huge square of 42, 84. after firing, the hurricanes go to a well -camouflaged shelter where the crew rests and waits for a new target sergey pikulin and valerian schnir, ntvennoe direction of the special operation. which we received shortly before the start of our release. vladimir putin met with egyptian president hassis shot in st. petersburg. among the participants of the summit. russia africa the presidents noted the special nature of relations between the two countries. exactly, in a month. we are celebrating the eightieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries, and over the years over these decades, relations between russia and egypt have acquired, uh, a special special character, a special status, much has been done under your we have such large powerful projects in the field of energy. in particular. i mean the well-known project to build a nuclear power plant. last year, trade

we got hit by hurricane maria which was a category four or five hurricane. we are back in 2017. congress authorized fema to build back better. not simply to repair or get the infrastructure back to work. and actually to make it better or more resilient so working on that and that's good actually. it is not happening well swear it should be elsewhere. one thing we named is we're asking for and fema is telling them probably that the director for congress is also working congress on this and this inflation that we went through, part of the permanent projects were working on in puerto rico, a lot of the, are being under section 4 to 8. and not a section gives you more flexibility exchanging the projects once you are funded and wednesday when he is obligated a it sets up, fema sets a hard cap on the project. i inherited estimates that were done in 2019. imagine. this is 2023. and so, it could be that instead of having funding for 100% of the cost of a project, now, 80% of the cost of the project is being funded. so i'm trying to convince fema to adjust. i just those cabs based on unj

sandy hurricane wind tore wires blew traffic lights and trees.em crashed onto a minibus, in places a large hail fell out and has been flooding for the second day already, voronezh has a yellow level of weather danger, turbulent streams of water, demolishing road signs on many cars literally float on the streets, courtyards and parking lots are flooded. a directly above a minute, terrible shots and legends come where a hurricane is raging a wind at a speed of 30 m / s, rips off roofs and breaks wires provokes short circuits of one of the streets the pavilion for garbage cans could not resist it is thrown up like a ball, according to forecasts, a hurricane will last until the very in the morning, residents are asked not to go out. parental family happiness is the most important thing in a person’s life with such warm words. vladimir putin began communication with families awarded the order of parental glory, the president already talked to them on june 1 on children's day and invited everyone to moscow , where these days rich programs were organize

like what we saw last year year with hurricane ian, let's hope not. i'll continue on, headed to san antonio reporting will live tomorrow. the end of this week i'll end up on the coastal pacific ocean, l.a., santa monica pier, taking the pulse of america. neil: you're a machine, my friend. robert ray. robert was talking about compromising the grid and the phase outs across the country. neil, it's good to have you, you wonder about the demand with the ev's and the hot weather. the utilities are stretched kind of to the limit. are we ready for this? >> we are going to face some challenges. look, there's no question that as we electrify more and more in society, it's going to put increased pressure on utilities to manage the surge in demand. and the challenge to maintaining reliability is that we've been injecting politics into something that engineers used to be in charge of, our resource mix, our resource adequacy. we're shutting down plants that we need to keep the air conditioning on in situations like this, to meet political objectives and it could u

we're worried about the next hurricane season. we're worried with about flooding because in houston, texas, that has happened more often than we can talk about. and, ma'am, i know, ms. nagy, i think you said it was california and florida that have a lot of -- you know, texas does too. and houston and our region is very flood-prone. for us it's not about if we'll have a disaster, it's when it will come. so that's why insurance and housing costs are of the utmost importance to me and my constituents. and it's really very relevant right now especially as we're facing hurricane season. i know that my home statement has already tried to dabble in all in this to pass h.r. 33 that banned esg risk analysis in the insurance sector and, surprise-surprise, it drew a lot of opposition from a host of insurance trade groups. so, again, esg is data disclosure. i think all of our witnesses, frankly, have failed to connect the dots to how that affects the markets, increases insurance rates and impacts housing. any republican-led constraints on ris

fire at this moment is extinguished in the volgograd region in sevastopol, a downpour mixed with a hurricane, the wind raged all night in sochi, access to the sea is limited. the resort is expecting heavy rains. and 1035 years from the day the baptism of russia took place in the ancient assumption cathedral, where moscow princes were crowned kings and all russian emperors were crowned. hegemony is becoming a thing of the past, africa is becoming one of the centers of power about this at a summit with the leaders of a strange continent vladimir putin said today the president noted the closeness of even the complete coincidence of the position of russia of the state of africa on international issues from st. petersburg report by alexey golovko the second most important day of the summit russia africa representatives of almost all countries of the continent gather for the main plenary session, but first, the guests come out for joint photographs, many in traditional outfits, and the deputy prime minister of the eswatini kingdom, the former swaziland, even in a cape in the colors of the national

it saves a lot of hurricanes, one of the main combat units.l attacks, it’s completely powerful and mobile ; one package covers a huge square of 42, 84. hurricanes that have fired back go to a well -camouflaged shelter here for the crew to rest and wait for a new target sergey pikulina and valerian, ntvenny direction special operations. now an unusual drone is being tested. the main purpose of the self-propelled conveyor as conceived by the inventors. by the way, they are former marines , evacuation of the wounded on the front lines, as well as the delivery of provisions for ammunition. our correspondent alexei chebotarev managed to conduct a test drive before sending the novelty to the line of contact. glove box to store charger here battery compartment blocks here. well , it's a secret there, the creators call it a universal platform among themselves, and this is justified in many respects, given how uncompromisingly a small transporter rushes through any obstacles. in general, he is some kind of tumbler here. it is unrealistic to storm some

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, you know, a category four, five hurricane.gress authorized fema to build back better. not necessarily getting it back to where it was, but make it better, more resilient. we are working on that. that is good. if it is not happening elsewhere, it should be elsewhere. one thing that we need, i am asking and fema is telling me probably that they need it directly from congress, this inflation that we went through. partob of the permanent projects we are working on in puerto rico, and a lot of them are being done on their staff redact section four to beat. the fact section gives you more flexibility in structuring, changing the projects once you are funded. once the money is obligated. but, it sets, fema sets a hard cap on the project. i inherit estimates that were done in 2019. imagine. this is 2023. so, it could be instead of having funding for 100% of the cost of a project, now i have 80% of it being funded. so, i am trying to convince fema to adjust those caps based upon justified inflation impact. and, so, i leave it at that.