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policy towards the island. mariaes will pay for this trip. china also announced plans to conduct large scale military drills and missile testing around taiwan. that's going to begin tomorrow. a map released by the people's liberation army, the pla to chinese state media shows that the drills will take place in six exclusive zones, encircles taiwan. the drills will run through sunday, dean. what is the point of these drills s. the point of the drillsis two f. it's a reminder to taiwan and everyone else that china is 100 miles away and has the ability to surround the island if necessary and in particular pay attention to that block to the right of taiwan. that is sending two messages. it's sending a message, today's people's liberation army has the ability to reach all the way around the island, to conduct military operations there and to any u.s. forces which hope to operate in the lead side of the island, basically hopefully sheltered from chinese anti-ship cruise missiles and things like that, there is no safe zone

collected money and how all this helped special children maria valieva alexander mekhur, artyom nesterenko and alexander chervtsov to conduct. the solomon islands banned us warships from entering its ports, financial time reported, with the state embassy in australia confirming to the publication that the islanders' government had sent official notice of a moratorium on naval visits last week to a us coast guard ship that is participating in the mission to anti-poaching in the region was not allowed into the portiolomon islands for refueling, the newspaper attributes the action to a security cooperation agreement that the solomon islands signed with china in april. beijing has repeatedly emphasized this document is intended to promote social stability on the islands and is not directed against third countries, but, and the government of the solomon islands announced a temporary ban applies to warships of all countries in general, it is allegedly associated with the intention the legendary british rock musician osbourne said he wants to leave the united states due to a surge in violence and crime, according to osbourne, who has been a permanent

facility , russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova said this more than 120 were injured and burned among the victims and the minister. energy. islandshe tragedy was a lightning strike in total fire and the subsequent explosion damaged three oil storage tanks from eight. the total area of ​​natural fires in russia has increased by almost six thousand hectares per day. this is the data of the aviation protection, more than 180,000 hectares are covered by fire. and this territory, where there is active extinguishing, the fox is burning magadan region, the khabarovsk territory and the komi republic in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, they began to patrol the outskirts of the city. the soviet settlement is adjacent to a large forest area. days. the city smelled of burning, the streets were clouded with smoke, few people asked not to open the windows and not to stay in the open air for a long time to overheat. now is the most difficult situation. there, too, about 82,000 hectares of forests are burning. e, also the massif and in yakutia on the eve of extinguished nine fires, six more large fires were localized. here, charging station

maria: yeah. so hugo, come on. cashless bail, emptying out the prisons like rikers island. spike in crime we're seeing across the country. >> yeah. it absolutely did, mar maria its only when people who are causing the problem start to feel the problem that they're going to react. that's what was happening at the border. very interestingly. two or three weeks ago eric adams, mayor of new york, was basically begging in public for the bail laws to be changed because in new york city the people being arrested for grand larceny, for burglary, were three times a year. i mean, imagine that, people doing the same thing three times a i don't remember. it means they were -- three times a year. it means they were let out without a cash bail and they were going out and he repeating their crimes. you know, it shows that once agains there's a democratic city, democratic policy and the democrats are hurting from it. he yes, it's going to be comingp in the midterms the. the voters are fed up with the rise in crime and it's a direct result of democratic policy. maria: yeah. kathy hochul, th

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this island is as important as any place on earth so showing that solidarity and support i think matters a great deal. maria to see some retaliation. we now how upset the ccp got when nancy pelosi went to taiwan threatening that they would take down her plane, what kind of pushback are we expecting from the ccp over this trip? jonathan: well w i think they'll continue to normalize broader military exercises. when we look at what they did earlier this month as retaliation i think it sort of misreads the fact that exercises of that fact do not happen overnight. that was carefully and ma tick meticulously and an authoritarian government that's working towards the ability to either blockade or even invade this island. so these plans and activities are very long in the making and i don't think we should fault ourselves for paying greater attention to this island. it's really the party that has these long-term ambitions and putting logistic support and military planning behind it. maria: in fact, beijing is preparing to conduct military exercises w with moscow in russa next tuesday as new evidence reveals that ch

maria got nicholas go, reporting from clinical his mother. he's now and several taiwanese media outlets are reporting that us. how speaker nancy palsy will make a visit to the island, to spite threats from china, who is currently in singapore, at the start of a high profile trip to asia. beijing has issued a warning on what a visit to taiwan would mean. rule, pillows you don't know if the speaker of the house of representatives, pelosi visits taiwan, the chinese side will definitely take resolute and strong counter measures in the culture, in response into wonder and defended sovereignty and territorial integrity, dra user from a switcher. as to what measures are, wouldn't gunter, if she does to go, then let's just wait and see how the your tongue is the deputy director of the center of taiwan studies at the university of london i earlier asked or what kind of response the chinese side might be considering if policy does visit i one wow. who can tell the the issue is really about whether it's kind of not rhetoric or is a real real threat. but i think it might be the former. and what would that real threat then look like? all of course there are plenty of a says, y

repeatedly battered by climate change, an island where the government said more than half of its beaches are experiencing erosion, even before hurricane mariag? when? we don't even care what. when. when are you going to start doing something? because anything they do is better than nothing. >> that is correct. i mean, boris, i see these s stories i feel like we have been talking about extreme heat, monsoon flooding, droughts, extensively. and climate change is here and it is nerve-racking watching what is happening and so many places and you're from florida, i'm from california, we know these are areas where they're really impacted by climate change. >> and sadly something you find around the world is that it is most often communities that are marginalized, disadvantaged, that will bear the brunt of all that is to come with climate change. >> yeah, yeah. >> unfortunate. >> scary. >>> moving on now to a loud boom heard across parts of utah and idaho. surprised some residents on saturday. >> yeah, turns out it was likely a meteor caught on camera shooting across the sky. this high altitude meteor blew up, you see there very briefly across the

island repeatedly battered by climate change an island where the government said more than half of its beaches are experiencing erosion, even before hurricane mariayou going to do something? when? we don't even care what. when? when are you going to start doing something? because anything they do is better than nothing. >> reporter: and, you know, they are stressing frustration with all levels of government. for puerto rico's part two years ago they pass add law to address climate change but when i spoke to one university of puerto rico researcher yesterday she said they are far from where they need to be in terms of implementation of that law. john, brianna? >> such an important report, leyla, thank you for bringing that to us. >>> so did someone inside donald trump's orbit tip off investigators to the existence of more classified documents at mar-a-lago? we have new developments in the fbi search ahead. >>> plus i sat down with veterans' affairs secretary denis mcdonough and the military families affected by burn pits who just won a major fight. >> we're going to take care of our vets and their family members long after the war is over. it's ti

vacation on the island of kiev looks like a fairy tale mansion on the seashore golf course palm trees peace and quiet, but the journalists who got the lawsuit of the mistress of the house maria to the builders unearthed that inside there is bad mold. something is constantly flowing walking. drafts even etched termites. in general , there is not much point in sitting in such four walls, and biden on two wheels goes to the beach, where journalists are waiting for him , remembering how it all ended the previous time , the us president decided not to slow down. mr. president, you will talk to us. no, i need to go for swimming trunks, enjoy your rest. i enjoy spending a lot of time on the phone a lot of good news. so thank you, the harvard mayor's attorney, who authorized a search of trump's deer. the president of the united states constantly calls up and does not receive the very good news from him in the white house continues to assure that biden has nothing to do with it, as far as president biden is concerned that the matter is related to national security issues. john i can't talk about it. this will be unacceptable. this was made clear by the president of the department of

islands. hhuawei is building their entire infrastructure. maria: and they're allowing it., my goodness, how could this happen. it's because we ignored this influence for so long. and i think it was a great step forward, the quad, but it's not enough. we need to do more. we need to open up these markets. maria: i can't haven't heard you -- i haven't heard you talk about the wide open border crisis. look at these pictures coming in. this is live. this is breaking news right now happening, a fifth migrant bus has arrived at port authority. we've covered it all morning long. we have largely adult males coming off a of the bus. we don't he knows if this came from greg abbott sending them to new york or not but this is now this morning within the last hour and-a-half five busses taking these people into new york city. your thoughts. >> i think it's an issue of national security. you have the iranians who are very active in south america. the russians, the chinese in venezuela. we don't knows who is coming if in. they haven't been vetted. so i look at it from a national security

islands themselves. so this provocative act certainly raises the bar. we've not seen this before within the area, and this is very concerning. maria: okay.stion here on the trump situation, do you think trump is going to get indicted? are hay going to go that far to stop him from run anything 2024? >> you know, one of the things that i think is very concerning to everybody besides just questions about the fbi's actions and the department of justice overreach is this issue of unequal application of the law. it would be incredibly unusual for the department of justice to decide when they didn't pursue former fbi correcter comey -- director comey, when they didn't pursue hillary clinton who had classified documents in her home with bill clinton, former president, to pursue president trump over an issue with the archivist. so i think that's what's going to be very important about the special master being appointed. i thinkst a big win for former president trump if this court follows through, because this'll give him an opportunity for the court -- not just the department of justice -- to take control of these documents and their final dispos

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island. it has nine bedrooms. it is owned by mariand -- there is the house right there. look how pretty that is. 20 million bucks. 9 bedrooms. it is opened by the widow of a hedge fund founder. the biden administration have stayed there before. according to the "new york post" they have never paid. they are just friends. going to stay there sounds like they are going to be staying there at least through tuesday night. the limited v.i.p. restrictions for air access by the faa expire at 9:15 on tuesday night. >> ainsley: i can guarantee so many south koreans are like why are they here? we don't want people to know about kiawah island. we don't know people to know about our beaches there. >> steve: it is so pretty there. >> brian: top secret to me until now. >> ainsley: they say traffic is getting so bad all these northerners moving down there. stop talking about it on air. >> brian: how we feel when people keep showing fire island. people keep showing it. no more kiawah if you lay off fire island, okay? president the united states is th

maria zakharova mexico and venezuela have already sent military technical specialists to cuba at least one person 17 went missing more than 120 were injured and burned. minister is among the victims. energy. liberty islandse the tragedy was a lightning strike in total, a fire and a subsequent explosion damaged three of the eight oil storage tanks. the total area of ​​natural fires in russia has increased by almost 6,000 hectares per day. this is the data of the aviation protection , more than 180,000 hectares are covered with fire - these are territories where active extinguishing is taking place, foxes are burning in the magadan region, the khabarovsk territory of the republic of komi, the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, they began to patrol the outskirts of the city, the soviet settlement is adjacent to a large forest area, the task of volunteers and druzhinnikov look for outbreaks promptly report them to firefighters. for the last few days, the smell of burning has been felt in the city. the street was shrouded in smoke, and people were asked not to open windows and not be outdoors for a long time in ugra. now the situation is the most difficult. about 82,000 hectares are extinguished there, forests

. >> maria, thank you for being with us, big news and your expertise is appreciated. beijing is tightening its grip on taiwan circling the island with war planes and missiles after nancy pelosi's trips and newt gingrich is only other high-ranking official to have visited taiwan in modern history, his message next. >> california attempting to guilt hollywood, cut the cameras to serve the states. >> and something out of my worst nightmare, yankee fan smash a ball out of left field and want to strike a deal to make it right? he'll tell us all about it. i your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire wait!!! let me help—land o' frost premium meat. delicious and no by-products! toss it in. ay, moi? ok. weeeeeeeeee! make the smart choice. land o'frost premium meat. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new weeeeeeeeee! welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (mo

vacation on the island of kiev looks like a fairy tale mansion on the seashore golf course palm trees peace and quiet, but journalists who got the lawsuit of the owner of the house mariathat everything inside is bad mold. something is constantly flowing walking. drafts even etched termites. in general , there is not much point in sitting in such four walls, and biden on two wheels goes to the beach, where journalists are waiting for him. i remember how it all ended, the last time the president of the united states decided not to slow down . mr. president, you will talk to us. no, i need to go for swimming trunks, enjoy your rest. i enjoy spending a lot of time on the phone a lot of good news. so thank you miss attorney general, whether mayor garland, who authorized the search at trump in maralaga, the us president constantly calls up and doesn’t receive the very good news from him, the white house continues to assure that biden has nothing to do with it, how concerned is president biden that it’s related to national security issues, john i can't talk about it. this will be unacceptable. this was clearly made clear by the president . the ministry of justice is absolute

maria" is live right now. . president biden and his family are spending the weekend on a luxury island in o south carolina at democratf the country. joining the conversation all morning dagen mcdowell, lou basenese, dagen isn't it interesting to see joe biden, take this dip from a donor stay at this mansion, 20-million-dollar mansion for free, as the rest of the country, 75% of us believe the country is headed in the wrong direction? dagen: president has if they didn't travel to their own property has historically stayed in the properties owned by other people, i don't fault any president democrat or republican for going on vacation i don't know why go to kiawah island south carolina hotter there, i digress in terms of polls 75% of people polled by fox business are dissatisfied with how things are going in the united states. february, of this year, it was only 68%, the he increases from dissatisfyings from democrats, 56% democrats unhappy today that is up from 20%, in if april of last year. that is a 36 point increase in dissatisfaction in 15-month period, i think a lot of it too is -- you just don't know what to exp

maria of course. especially for mainline americans got the big tax regulator. and i'm curious to hear from you at impact has had on the islandyes thank you so much for highlighting this issue. i think it actually makes more sense to call it colonialism than gentrification and certainly not puerto rico is the quality of the united states. and these tax breaks that you mention, launched in 2022 on the other incentives benefit u.s. buyers as opposed to local people. i just identification and colonialism are linked but you know, i want to call it like i see it with that. i also think i mean, it's an ongoing issue that the placement of puerto ricans. that was also happening at mid century and it's happening again today. it was set up before the hurricane even with the debt crisis and the defunding of public services. well they're shutting down schools, lowering the minimum wage, so we have seen a massive out migration, people cannot afford and they're getting evicted, they cannot afford to rent and house as you, know you walk around puerto rico and you see so many abandoned houses. some of the houses are being reconstructed, and