the jasper fire on july 22nd.ire broke out across jasper national park in alberta, canada eventually reaching temperatures of 2000 degrees. landon shepard is a fire specialist with parks canada. >> the fire actually burned the vegetation right over top of standing water. >> it was several lightning bolts that started the fire, but to really understand why this fire is different, you have to see it from up here. we actually have this large container got picked up, tossed 200 yards. >> uh into the river. we actually had to pull it out with a blackhawk helicopter. incredible forces. and not what i'm used to seeing reporter. >> one of the only forces that could rip up something like that is called a fire tornado. similar to these. this summer's enormous jasper fire burns. so hot it created its own weather system. >> trees got ripped out of the ground while it still had secure root systems burned. >> and then the winds were so intense that many of these trees got peeled like bananas reporter. >> the fire blocked all bu

dog jasper.ri south africa. canada, for me. but i don't know how far north it was. and then south would be come i think the furthest south is brazil. but wait a minute. saudi arabia? >> jessica: brazil. >> judge jeanine: middle east, south. >> jessica: tyrus? >> tyrus: the arctic -- >> dana: antarctic? [laughter] >> tyrus: is that your water, can i put my finger in? and in africa, i was in cape town all the way through there. i wrestled pretty much every country in africa. >> judge jeanine: do you really? that's crazy. >> tyrus: antarctica to see some killer whales, they didn't show up. >> jessica: you got nothing? >> tyrus: i got something. frostbite. it's pretty cold there. you don't know ice until you breathe in, when they tell you -- oh, okay, i'm good. i don't know how they do it in igloos and stuff. >> jessica: jesse? >> jesse: both poles, jessica. >> jessica: that's a lie. >> judge jeanine: you did not. >> tyrus: santa does not get his list until jesse approves it. >> jesse: calgary and ha

>> you can go to the jasper foundation and jasper foundation online.emendously. i sit on the board of directors and they've helped to empower to -- helped empower a rehabilitation program. it's been amazing. we call for people to volunteer, if you get to south florida and he want to go to any of our facilities around the country reach out to us. we are always looking for donations. herschel walker tech center 700. so many people that have touched our hearts and helped us with this work and is really an issue its an american issue. we've 18 million fatherless kids in america. this is the time we have to get together peer the bible takes a stick take care of our fatherless we have to do that together i'm so grateful god has anointed me to do this work. >> jack brewer thank you so much peer the jasper foundation god bless you thank you for joining us we greatly appreciate it. >> glory to god molly thank you. >> molly, this long holiday weekend is a great chance to catch up on martin scorsese presents the saints on fox nation. episodes one and two about jo

so i believe that before we go by jasper, we're a german shasta. what was an attempt to try and prove poor jim? what job he really conceived for a possible piece view. not the russian official position, which is now with what really is behind that are says one ukraine has been a main talking points of the asia pacific economic corporation summit and peru with lead is pledging continued support for keith. the summit also also a final debt from isaac firewall to the bite and administration. he was president and his secretary of state anthony banking on base, attending the event in lima, dubai. we met with the leaders of south korea and japan on the sidelines of apec. well, being hand delivered a keynote address, reflecting on post a peg when things when present biting took off is 4 years ago. the a tech leaders retreat was held virtually cove. it fed up ended, all of our economy has global supply chain. so we're breaking down powerful forces from automation to algorithm to artificial intelligence. we're transforming lives and livelihoods. and of cour

so jasper of the us so i can tell you that it just does, the noise that you're hearing is a protest that has just started. i can see the lebanese flag, so quite whether they're looking for donald trump support or the against them are not entirely sure. can quite make it out with this because that they're using. but donald trump thinks that he can start to, to peel off some out of american voters because there is a great deal of upset at the way the fight in the white house has handled the water and god so they don't feel that they'd be nearly strong enough on that at yahoo government, they don't feel that they've done enough to stop the killing guys. i know that we're seeing similar things in at 11 and, but not to the same extent. there's a consent there as well. no out of american voters. when that quino donald trump 4 years ago, simply because he recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel. and he also moved the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem as well. but no out of americans are saying that's no important. what's more important. it's stopping the killing. i do believe that perhap

>> reporter: david, there's a new tornado warning for newton, texas, just east of jasper, headed toward the louisiana state line. this is potential for a pattern-changing storm. this heavy rain across the heartland, along the front, big winds. and behind the front, 50-mile-per-hour gusts. the severe threat lowers tomorrow, but the flood threat continues along the north central gulf coast. flood watch out for new orleans. the northern part of the system's going to bring the first soaking to the northeast since late september. the lion's share coming wednesday night into thursday morning. the floor in the rainfall totals, about a half inch. some places get one to two inches of rainfall. that could lower the fire risk. could be some snow inland wednesday and thursday, into friday. definitely a pattern changer. david? >> david: lee, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and to the war in ukraine tonight. russia's response after president biden decided to now allow ukraine to fire long-range u.s. missiles into russia. and why the move now? here's our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell inside

the in greece class is a rough tip between ukrainian jasper and then designs local call me this active is who riley. they gave the expense holding a coat to a live bins, ukrainians guy the to on of the victims of the 19th thirty's, soviet firm in which they still blame on most a communist. so of a strongly disagree with the stones t, as has expressed is not wage following discussed phones in non track, the most goes on boss of the to unesco. it's loans the organization for ignoring you. crazy to solve some russian journalists course as long as they already called the wells bodies selective approach. and addressing a tax on the for in russia categorically rejects the report of the director general for the safety of journalists, which completely ignored the motives of russian generalist in 2022 to 2023. the report does not reflect the real state of affairs related to the safety of jo. this is based on unreliable facts and has become a source of misinformation rushes. a permanent representative to unesco was common 10 on the latest reports on the safety of durham list by you. nest goes di

history from 20 tenths of a little bit more about molly atoms born into the upper tribe and she married jasperwho is the chief of that tribe for five decades. she joined him as tribal leader and was involved in purchasing construction of the indian school in 1919 and the baptist church in 1942. and in her role as a tribal elder, she played a pivotal role in the preservation it of knitting and art which was almost lost when she passed on to others and is still in existence today. mollie holmes adams. and i know that some people in the audience know how to do this so i want to acknowledge do so with her contributions, she never put a lot of anthropologists discussing herbal remedies and so, a lot of information that we have obtained about the remedies, is because of her leadership. in her activism provided a strong base and support for continuing tribal identity in a time that was increasingly even dangerous to continue tribal identity so it really was to her as a great example of leadership. and that is mollie holmes adams and i think in the next site, have a picture of the southern mantle here

in the jasper wu case, the 2 defendants, we believe responsible. >> but the toddlers death are in jail, charged with murder and other gang and gun enhancements. one of them faces 265 years to life. >> in prison if convicted on all charges. >> the other faces 175 years to life. >> if convicted on all charges. in the twilight case, the 3 men who we believe are responsible for his death are being prosecute to the fullest extent of the law under my administration and our team 6 actually the team put together an assigned specially. to handle that case has successfully established at the preliminary hearing, key fact in case that these men new that officer lay was a police officer, even though he was working undercover. last week, the state of california announced the award of a firearm, a live relay englishman grant for alameda county of 5 million, 588,089 dollars that my team. worked on with the court and the oakland police department. we are very proud of the fact alameda county was recommended for the highest amount in the state. then all of the grantees. since june of 2020 for one, i co

on. travis had top scores with $89.00, but he felt indian captain and eventful man of the match in jasper blue, right? those were eventually bold out for $238.00 san diego, one off, and the series with for a match is still to play. the 2nd test is a day night game in adelaide. this is a tough place to please take your time. you will be put under pressure. but when you respond to a pressure that gives you a lot of confidence going further and you'll get here. so yeah, that is the biggest positive and you know, this is my 1st test when my son is also here. so as i've said it should with my son . and i don't remember this for the way little bit and they situations before it's a nitrous thing, professions for you, i lose some guidance. i you know, the biggest challenge and the biggest, um, you know, the most important thing is how do you bounce back? now what's, what's the next move? so that's what we've got to do this week. um, you know, clearly well of to mark as a lot to work on. so, you know, the most important thing is, is full test such as next on it. we have won tennis is davis comp fo

straight is crickets is all gearing up for a test series against the indian standing india cats and jasper boom. rough says they're not carrying any baggage despite recently being whitewashed at home by new zealand, they without regular escape, a red shaw mon, who's taking care of his new born baby. it's a good chance for a straight answer. finally, beating the use radians have last. the last full test series against them. obviously, yes, we were disappointed and we were down that, you know, we had the tough cd last night. but we are not getting any baggage is we come to the fish by and said this or no position. and you learn from the changes that has happened and i think so, yeah, we're not getting any packages from india and with a full positive and we're trying to put our best foot forward to his oh yeah, almost every challenge that we've had trying to sort of the last few years we've set up and, and, and done. well, i think to do that for now the, you know, one of the home some what kind of submitted these robbins being, you know, 2 or 3 season thing. it's certainly a into a hop genera

but india responded strongly standing skip, but jasper boomer in pressing the pace meant also taking full wickets australia, closing the day on $67.00 for 7 day trial by $83.00 runs as a female m m. a fighter in uganda is inspiring others to follow in the footsteps. rebecca, a monkey is a police officer by day, but she's also one of the most decorated sizes in her country. tom size and has a story reporting for g. c. 24 year old rebecca among b was born and raised in northern uganda and left school early to join the forces. when she's not on duty, you'll find to living all her passion for mixed martial locks. rebecca, nicknamed the warrior, is the defending champion of the l as any women's championship east africa's biggest. and then they have and she says the school has completely changed her life on bus one of mid bill with my confidence and also made me to trouble man. the countries also made me to feed my family, this going bus for as mid is but many goals. and we mean that they can do what they want. if they put in as a walk. rebecca has also become the tragedy of losing her par

so straight here is a standing captain, jasper boomer, the indian head indian head into the 5 much series off to being whitewashed home by using and that also without regular skipper ro hit sharma who's taken care of his newborn baby is a good chance for australia to find me beat india estonians have lost the last full test series against them. obviously, yes, we were disappointed and we were down that you know, we had to dump cds last time. but we are not getting any packages. we come to the 1st by and said this or no position and you learn from the changes that has happened and i think so, yeah, we're not getting any packages from india and with a full positive and we're trying to put our best foot forward with this oh yeah, almost every challenge that we've had trying to sort of the last few years we've set up in it and done well, i think to do that for now the you know, one of the home summer, what kind of submitted this robbins being, you know, 2 or 3 season thing, it's suddenly into a hop generation thing. so yeah, we're all excited. you know, you're not into your right out there. i

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host: jasper is in tennessee on our line for democrats. caller: good morning.y thing is i have a couple things. the first one is when you hear these republicans talking, whether they are poor or on the street or rich in a gated community, it is always about money. and the economy. trump inherited a good economy that was going forward under obama. trump was the one that ran this economy into the ground and put it right back in office again with all the projects 2025 stuff. guess what? in six months, you will be right back where you come from. when it comes down between women -- white women left the black women alone. i hope the black women understand they have no ally in fighting for their health rights or even good pay. and all these black chokers went around and voted for trump. everybody in that represents one thing. back in 1964, we had civil rights and had one guy come out. if the federal government don't come in and talk to states got you have no civil rights. you are going to suffer. other people are going to suffer for trump being in the white house. tru

host: jasper is in tennessee on our line for democrats. caller: good morning.thing is i have a couple things. the first one is when you hear these republicans talking, whether they are poor or on the street or rich in a gated community, it is always about money. and the economy. trump inherited a good economy that was going forward under obama. trump was the one that ran this economy into the ground and put it right back in office again with all the projects 2025 stuff. guess what? in six months, you will be right back where you come from. when it comes down between women -- white women left the black women alone. i hope the black women understand they have no ally in fighting for their health rights or even good pay. and all these black chokers went around and voted for trump. everybody in that represents one thing. back in 1964, we had civil rights and had one guy come out. if the federal government don't come in and talk to states got you have no civil rights. you are going to suffer. other people are going to suffer for trump being in the white house. trump

brother jasper created the seventh inning stretch. little known fact.> i think maybe i should have a useless trivia podcast. these are the things that matter to me. by the way, yankees stadium this weekend, man, what a football game, notre dame against army. that's going to be an exciting one. all right, so, congressman, let me ask you this, we have been asking democrats over the past week, week and a half, what happened, why did you lose. they have a lot of different theories. we wanted to get you on the show to ask -- your race was supposed to be very tight. people are talking about you running possibly for governor of new york. what happened this year? a good friend of ours, john avalon, ran a really great race, i thought, out, i think new york 1, out at the end of the island, and he got beaten pretty handily just because it seemed the democratic brand, even in new york state, has been damaged. what did you hear when you were knocking on doors? >> well, joe and mika, new york was interesting. democrats banked their entire strategy on taking back the