then there was meier island. >> if you are in the navy you knew about meier island. >> reporter: the historic foundation said it became a valuable location for repairing ships that were fighting in the pacific theater. it was in constant fear of attack. the bomb shelter still exists along railroad avenue. it also holds the distinction as being the oldest navy base in the west, established in 1853, to protect the gold trade. >> this was the beginning of the the navy's history in the bay area. it continued all the way through until the navy departed in the 1990s. >> reporter: the war was won only to be followed by other conflicts, including vietnam. however, that were turned public public sentiment against the military, and with the development of modern defense systems, the old bases shut down. at the museum aboard the hornet and alameda, joseph tab walks among the aircraft. the tangible reminders of days gone. gone by. >> this will take from world war war ii towards vietnam, and it will let you look at, feel, and be engaged with history. >> reporter: there are places throughout the b

german president frank-walter stein meier believes that due to exorbitant utility bills in the countrynumber of homeless people and those who will be forced to go to the crime of stealing food and this is already happening everywhere in europe, for example, this photo was taken in latvia in supermarkets on ordinary butter they began to stick special sensors, like on expensive products now such a pack. it will be much more difficult to bring in british stores to prevent meat theft are forced to hire additional security guards, according to exorbitant prices, people steal thousands of pounds a week in rome, meanwhile , you can already meet hangmen in the windows. the inscription reads that a bill for electricity has arrived, the inhabitants of the country have gathered in the capital to demand from the authorities the same as the germans to hold back the rise in prices for everything to keep the impending catastrophe, the demonstrators have simple recipes on the posters , the resumption of the nord stream-2 project and the cancellation unilateral economic sanctions against russia the cze

before and after video from fort meier shows complete devastation. they saw a storm surge of six feet that leveled buildings and flooded roads. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning, dana. devastation staggering. wait until you see the images we're about to show you. the threat far from over. the storm barreling through the northeast. governor desantis spoke to us on the massive search and rescue operation that continues at this hour and will for some time. >> we've had coast guard rescues, urban search and rescue teams from the state of florida, we've had the national guard down in southwest florida. people have been being rescued on a minute by minute basis and it will continue to go. >> dana: we have live fox news team coverage. jonathan serrie, robert ray and janice dean are standing by. want to go to janice dean in the fox weather center for an update. hi. >> good morning. we'll get the official 11:00 a.m. advisory coming out shortly but we do know this was historic, it is the top

before and after video from fort meier shows complete devastation. they saw a storm surge of six feet that leveled buildings and flooded roads. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning, dana. devastation staggering. wait until you see the images we're about to show you. the threat far from over

but richard meier with the american gas association says the inflation reduction act fall short provisionsiciency or reduce greenhouse gas emissions. and some question whether small savings on energy bills justified the high cost of the upgrades. but supporters say the savings will be especially helpful. >> to people who are replacing aging and broken systems in washington. alexandra limon. 5.51, less baseball. the giants looking to make it 2 in a row against the dodgers and it was a good start for the giants. >> on the very first pitch of the game, luis been set hits his 3rd home run in the last 2 nights and that gives the giants in early one. nothing lead. >> this is all downhill from dodgers took the lead in the next inning and they never looked back. >> and they ended up winning it. 65. i just will re size 6 to 30. i will review. we won the first game. yes, we love. this one will play again this afternoon. another chance at one 10 in la. the a's back at the coliseum and time hosting the braves and the 3rd inning. the braves jumped out to a big 5 run lead east like we needed that from f

but richard meier with the american gas association says the inflation reduction act fall short provisionspment without really focusing on weather improves. overall, energy efficiency will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and some question whether small savings on energy bills justified. the high cost of the upgrades. but supporters say the savings will be especially helpful to people who are replacing aging and broken systems in washington. alexandra limon in brentwood today. temperatures soared past 100 degrees before noon and one option for families to stay cool was closed. >> the city shut down. the brentwood family aquatic complex because of the excessive heat. but it is expected to reopen this weekend. >> our normal operation is about 12 lifeguards. we would need to quadruple that on temperatures above 111. and so instead of 15, my friends, we would need at that point. you know, we're looking at 60 lifeguards and them needing to spend 15 minutes of outdoor work. and 45 minutes, an indoor rest period. every hour or so for us. it just wasn't feasible to be able to staff that. >> the cit

her son, prince andrew, meiered in allegations of sexual misconduct.na was an especially dark moment. her fairy tale marriage ended in a messy divorce, then death. diana killed in a traffic accident in paris. the royal family grieved privately. the queen quickly returned to london from her vacation home to pay tribute to diana and face a challenge to modernize the monarchy. >> i for one believe there are lessons to be drawn from her life and from the extraordinary and moving reaction to her death. >> queen elizabeth set out to change the face of monarchy. it would be more open, compassionate, in touch with a change in british public. >> institutions which in turn must continue to evolve if they are to provide effective beacons of trust and unity. >> she embraced many changes, including the marriage of her grandson, prince william, to commoner, kate middleton. and prince harry to the american actress, meghan markell. she celebrated the birth of great grandchildren, including prince george, third in line to the throne. in 2021, prince philip died. in her

the commissioned a comprehensive study led ethan and ralph and laura meier three incredible authors to better understand these remarkable spanning from the monumental of the yosemite report and the organic act, which helped to create the national park service to enduring conservation efforts to the expanse of design work within park service itself. this report produced a robust of research on the design and planning work of frederick olmsted, senior. his sons, john charles and frederick law olmsted jr. there are many associates and the olmsted office in firm. as we kick off the bicentennial of olmsted's birth. we appreciate ethan and ralph for bringing this research to a broader audience. considering olmsted 200 the national effort commemorating the continued legacy olmsted values of democratic space accessible to all and our local coalition olmsted now partners participating in the themes of shared use, shared health and shared power. i cannot think of a more appropriate story than the olmstead two share and stuart and i'd like to introduce jonathan lippincott, associate director, lib

we want to bring in meier shields and katie.rry is saying about how much damage there is and how wide spread how do you come up with estimates? how do you do it >> it's a great question predominately relying on the professional catastrophe modelers and the estimates are starting to come in. there will be an enormous range billion we see anything with certainty. >> moody's is suggesting $45 billion in damage and $7 billion in lost output in florida alone. the brmsi is $65 billion they are estimatiing 500,000 properties with varying degrees of damage. what is happening? how long will it take to get your arms around this? >> a great question. i would say one of the important aspects is the context of this is we started off in a period of inflation and insurance companies were dealing with and you add on the shortage of materials and shortage of labor we are likely to see, we could see upward pressure of losses estimates. we have the losses you mentioned and the flooded car is oua automatically a total loss it is tens of billions of

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