arrived and record numbers overwhelming the small island carrying people from africa and the middle east coast conditions and left producer have left to heighten tensions between different migrant groups. we have seen and the time that we've been, yes, i'm scuffles breaking off between the migrants. of course, the most part it's young been so sitting else indicates scuffles breaking out between sub saharan african migrants and north african migrants some sentient, they're very difficult conditions even for the folding chairs and the officials who are just trying to maintain order and manage the situation. here the pressure has also frustrated local officials who say this shouldn't be the problem . and the, the center of acetic a message that has to get through is that you're in the past to wake up then because the european union has been absent for 20 years. when they all g mind produce ends, i say enough, the land producers have been suffering for 20 years and we are psychologically destroyed people to come in through this through the new arrivals once we move on as quickly as they can produc

arrives on his 1st visit to china in almost 20 years facing steps of a diplomatic influence in the middle east coast versus one. and ukraine's last that's at least is according to an anonymous us intelligence officials sides of by the journalist, female hush.

arrives on his 1st visit to china in almost 20 years facing steps of a diplomatic influence in the middle east coast versus one. and ukraine's last that's at least is according to an anonymous us intelligence officials sides of by the journalist, female hush, the muskets, the world you're watching oxy international welcome to 30 minutes of news analysis, wherever you joining us from up to our top story. this our as the budget and lead as expressed is condolences in a call with president putin over the killing of russian peacekeepers in the gold and i kind of box. but q has report to the open to criminal cases into the depths of those russian serviceman. and then that's what is on a minute. you can monday's reports, they've been suspended over the incident on wednesday of the correspondence. yes. and i can both as well a russian president vladimir puts an end his azerbaijani accounts of parts held a telephone conversation on thursday to discuss the results of a meeting that was also held, which was crucial. but most importantly, the attack on russian peacekeeping. contingencies within the azerbaijan,

hello, i'm a rahman is a fellow at the middle east coast along global affairs. he says, despondent in yahoo speech of the united nations. israel's treatment on the palestinians will continue to be an obstacle and normalization towards. i think the past to get there is not simple or straightforward at all, all the major stakeholders to this, and there really are for including saudi arabian is real. there's also the united states, which is pushing for the agreement and offering the concessions for it. and the palestinians who are also there, they all have shifting priorities. they all have going back decades, of course, with the occupation in place. and what's happened in palestine. i think, you know, these rarely is, and the americans and a few of their countries were able to bypass the, in the kind of as a price of the moment a few years ago in 2020, with the trump presidency, with what was happening with the ron and maximum pressure and all that kind of stuff, but it's always been a consideration and i think that's kind of come back to bite to a, to small exten

the most active anomalous phenomena in recent years have been observed in china in the middle east and on both coastsed states, and this has its own explanation. there is also a very large number of nuclear weapons . to be interested in these objects, and perhaps this is a harbinger of global achievements on the front and that which will help ukraine to win, earlier alien forces already saved our planet from the nuclear apocalypse , astronaut edgar mitchell, the sixth person who visited the months i spoke with many air force officers who worked in these mines during the cold war , they told me that they often saw ufos overhead that disabled their missiles , which is precisely why advanced races can stop nuclear launches that lead to just before the destruction of our planet, this is one of the hypotheses, while there are no unknown aerial phenomena on the pentagon map of ukraine, but anatoly shevchenko is confident in us, there are many charms, ukraine has such points that match even in strength, and we are no less powerful than a tibetan saint, these hypotheses are as well evidence of the existence

east coast of the u.s. that's all to do with the level current high pressure to the north and the potential of a trough off the east coast for the middleonjunction to potentially bring impacts to the east coast. a long ways away, but something the meteorologists are monitoring closely. >> when you look at that, we were just at hurricane idalia, which hit the other side of florida. that's not looking great. we'll wait to see what happens. let's talk about something else. you taub the warm water and that helps to strengthen a hurricane. we have been seeing the hottest temperatures ever recorded in human history. give us a sense of how many people are -- there's a real damage here. >> yeah, 90 million americans under heat alerts today alone. it has been well over four decades that washington, d.c., our nation's capitol, has seen a temperature of 100 degrees. they are going to flirt with that today. they have had had three consecutive days of record high temperatures. here's a look at the alerts, but also the south texas will see temperatures in all cities above 100 degrees tomorrow and into the weekend. early parts of the weekend. here's

middl. later, yes, east coast, nova scotia, atlantic canada could be in this thing.the north. low pressure it the west. it's going to try to what we call split the uprights between bermuda and the u.s. one more thing it has to worry about is hurricane franklin. i know that was last week. but hurricane franklin used up a lot of the water, the hot water there is gone. it got mixed up with cooler water below. that could also take some stuffing out of the storm. all of these are hopefuls. still even if we have a landfall in the u.s., we are talking seven to eight days from now. you have a lot of time to prepare. as it gets closer, we'll know. but something's certainly to watch. >> right, right, absolutely. a lot that can happen in that time. fascinating that point about franklin. learn something new every day. thank you. so let's go to long-time florida stormer mike boylan, he runs weather page with more than a million followers. i appreciate your time. right now and chad talked about the tough 12 hours the storm had. it's one of the strongest storm on record, could be t

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east coast. up and down the east coast with rain showers through the middle and even end part of the week.ose winds, expect dreary red or from the atlantic to the northeast, even the ohio valley getting in on those thunderstorms and showers during the second half of the week. and river event setting up, norah. this will bring some much needed rain to specific parts of the northwest where they have been dealing with drought empires. >> norah: alex, thank you. some residents of the hardest hit part of maui are being allowed to return to the property is in lahaina, more than a month after the catastrophic wildfires destroyed the area and left at least 97 people dead. cbs's jonathan vigliotti was back in the disaster zone today along with families struggling to cope with their loss. >> reporter: it's been nearly seven weeks since residents of lahaina's fire disaster zone have been allowed to return home. >> pretty bad. after so many years living here. >> reporter: for many like norlene whales and her granddaughter toni, to be back was overwhelming. >> we need to see it in person. we need to go

the east coast, the west coast of the u.s., the middle east there, and then eastern asia. their reports. again, the idea here, and the reason this was created, the office was created, to standardize this and to try to figure it out. brianna, as of last update, they have some 650 reports of uaps they're going through. >> all right. i can't wait for that wiki ufo. i'm going to be all over that. oren lieberman, thank you. >>> it has been two years since the last american troops left afghanistan. today t united states is still struggling to protect civilians who supported america's fight against the taliban for all those years. a new government watchdog report finds that the backlog in the special immigrant visa program will not improve, and there are no plans for a significant boost of resources. that means that thousands of afghan civilians and their families who stood fearlessly, it must be side, along u.s. troops, will remain stuck in limbo. jake tapper joins us now. jake, on "the lead," you're going to be talking about this and new reporting on the families who lost their

the east coast looks fine in the middle of the week but towards theend of the week, another storm could be developing we're going to see really rough conditions friday, saturday, sunday keep that in mind if you have anplans aty ammer forecast instead of the last week of summer dallas, 91 oklahoma city, 89. >>> a lot of people will be happy in the south once we start getting some cooler temperatures it's about time. >> yeah, understood. thank you, bill. >>> still ahead here on "early today," the white house flies out to motor city to help end the auto workers strike. >>> but first comedian russell brand slammed with accusations of sexual assault. we break down thinepe -dth report on the other side of this break. eling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. ♪ vicks vapostick pr

middle america. he is saying the east coast and west coast, messing us up. >> jesse: what would you rather be?ather have a lot of knowledge or be a good decisionmaker? i would rather be a good decision maker. all life is is a series of decisions and all your life is is the result of all the decisions you've ever made so you now have overeducated coastal elite whites that are unhappy because they have made bad decisions, judge. they are living in small apartments with hundreds of thousands of dollars in student debt. useless diplomas, bad relationships, poor eating habits, poor exercise habits. they are very upset. now, when you're that upset, because you have made decisions based on satisfying your immediate emotional needs instead of long-term planning, you blame everybody else but yourself and you blame society and what you want to do? you want to tear down that society. if you tear down society that everything will be better. what happens question what you tear down society and you're still unhappy. they need to look inward before they start wrecking everybody else's life. >> judge jeanine:

sightings are now, they are off the coast of the east coast and west coast of the united states where there's many military installations, also in the middleear taiwan and those other areas. that suggested in the wake of the chinese spy balloon, which surprised the pentagon last january, i think everyone wants to make sure there aren't spy craft, if you will, our technological advances of the nation's adversaries. >> gillian: thanks, jennifer. we appreciate it as always. buster murdaugh is talking to martha maccallum. it's his first interview since his father, alec, was convicted of killing his mother maggie and brother paul. buster said he doesn't think it was a fair trial. does he have any doubts about his dad she will ask him. the fall of the house of murdaugh is available now on fox nation. that's "the story" of friday, september 1, 2023. as always, "the story" goes on. martha will be back next week. "your world" starts right now. >> this week send capping what tsa reports is the busiest summer travel period on record. >> i'm going to my sister i 30th birthday. we're going over. >> i usually stay at home to stay out of the crowds and a

east coast. you are looking at the mid atlantic from baltimore to philadelphia and intense heat. lower to middlecking on the door of 100. along the east coast it will stick this way for a little while. what the temperatures little rock like the next couple of days. pay attention. from today where you see all these 90s in some cases, yes, close to 100, it doesn't change or does not break in the next couple of days. monday into tuesday plenty of temperatures there at 100 degrees in baltimore. a lot of temperatures in the high 90s or so that lingers ultimately into wednesday. thursday maybe until you start to see the break a little bit. unofficial end of summer. as you can tell summer-like temperatures continuing for a little bit. >> rich: yuck, adam, thank you. >> julie: dr. fauci once again insisting masks are effective against covid-19 as another variant has cases on the rise. >> there is a perception out there by many, how many i don't know, but they don't work. >> that's not so. when you are talking about at the population level, that the data are less strong than knowing that if you look on a

now, as we head into the middle part of the week, we have to look at what's going on right now across the east coast making landfall. now some energy from that storm system feeding into this area of low pressure here threatens to spin up into a very deep low indeed for the middle part of the week. but there is a huge amount of uncertainty about exactly how this is going to pan out. so the details will change. but on wednesday, it looks like we'll see some very heavy rains swirling in from the southwest somewhere across the uk. don't take the position of this too literally. and with that, we could well see some very, very strong winds indeed. gales are quite possible. through wednesday night into thursday, that weather system looks set to clear eastwards behind that, perhaps a zone of drier weather but further showers or longer spells of rain are expected to follow on from the south—west. and temperatures a little lower than at the start of the week, 13 to 20 degrees. now into next weekend, we may briefly see a little ridge of high pressure giving some drier conditions, but that's not expected to las

dangerous rip currents, and gusty winds to continue along the east coast, up and down the east coast along with rain showers through the middlewet weather will linger along with those winds. expect dreary weather, again, from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. even the ohio valley getting in on some of those showers and thunderstorms towards the second half of the week. atmospheric river event setting up. this is going to bring some much needed rain to parts of the pacific northwest where they've been dealing with drought and fires. >> alex, thank you. >>> some residents of the hardest hit part of maui are finally being allowed to return to their properties in lahaina more than a month after catastrophic wildfires destroyed the area and left at least 97 people dead. cbs's jonathan vigliotti was back in the disaster zone today along with families struggling to cope with their loss. >> reporter: it's been nearly seven weeks since residents in lahaina's fire-ravaged disaster zone have been allowed to return home. >> pretty bad after so many years living here. >> reporter: for many, like noreen wells and her granddaughter, tani,

middle of the. so a lot of folks once they arrived in the east coast, moved their way to the midwest after it, generation or a half a generation. and in the midwest, a lot of them realized that there were occupations that were very similar to the occupations in scandinavia, in the nordic region, fishing, logging in the pacific northwest. so there was a secondary migration to the pacific northwest and now seattle's population and about 12% claim to have nordic heritage is your ancestry. and it's interesting. it's a little different in the pacific northwest than it is in places like minnesota the dakotas, because there's continued to be migration and immigration from the nordic region into that part of the world. if norwegian fishing families were moving in, in the fifties and sixties, then we had saab engineer coming to work at boeing. now we have a huge wave of people working in the tech sector coming with nokia or minecraft, but lots and lots of immigrants that are kind of refreshing. the idea of what it means to be nordic in the concept of a u.s. immigration story. but i guess that's a quick answer to.

east coast. and for next week. let's check it out. middle parts of the country, that is where we're focusing today. we're talking temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average for this time of year. all being driven by a warm front lifting north. by the way, stronger thunderstorms possible once again today across kentucky and in to the tennessee river valley. here is a look at those temperatures. we'll see the average highs reach the 80 degree mark as far authorities at u.s. and canadian border. look at friday and saturday for minneapolis. and then even further south temperatures in the middle 90s. we should be about 75 for omaha. so we're running again 15 to 20 degrees above average for this time of year. but check out where the heat goes to the east coast, the great lakes for next week, which by the way happens to be this weatherman's birthday. but chicago, lower 80s by the weekend. and look at this, tuesday 83. so the general theme here is that summer, late summer, not quite done yet. and i think that lot of people will enjoy it while it la

the middle of the country is in for some storms, and here on the east coast the weather might hold off until the weekend nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking how soon that rain could come >> we do have a couple showers and thunderstorms that could potentially be strong across the middle of the country and of course we have a couple days where we're going to deal with that rain thanks to a low that likely will develop today off the southeast coast. in the meantime, here's your satellite and radar, a few of these showers and thunderstorms working through illinois and memphis, a little unsettled there. but here's the pots i spots i w you watch for. tornado threat is going to be mainly isolated but a heads up on that, centered around north platte, dallas to oklahoma city will have a chance for those stronger storms tonight and on top of that heavy rain at times. one to two inches possible across those same areas. now to the low pressure that we're going to watch likely vil today, it will form and bring rain to the carolinas, the northeast through the next couple days. heavy rain fro

number of reasons were pushing them, offering free land in the middle of the country, so a lot of folks, once they arrived in the east coast moved to the midwest. after a generation or half a generation into the midwest, a lot of them realized there were occupations that were similar to occupations in scandinavia and the nordic region, fishing and logging. so there is a secondary migration to the pacific northwest and now, with seattle's population, 12% with nordic heritage and ancestry, does interesting, in the pacific northwest that places like dakota's, because there continues to be migration and immigration from the nordic region into that part of the world. norwegian fishing families were living in the '50s and '60s and we had engineers coming to work at boeing and now we have a huge wave of people working in the tech sector with no kia or -- lots and lots of immigrants, refreshing the idea of what it means to be nordic in the concept -- context of the u.s. immigration story. >> go back to the 30% of the population being of the scandinavian area, who came to the united states. what was going on in scandinavia at the t

now, as we head into the middle part of the week, we have to look at what's going on right now across the east coastem feeding into this area of low pressure here threatens to spin up into a very deep low indeed for the middle part of the week. but there is a huge amount of uncertainty about exactly how this is going to pan out. so the details will change. but on wednesday, it looks like we'll see some very heavy rains swirling in from the southwest somewhere across the uk. don't take the position of this too literally. and with that, we could well see some very, very strong winds indeed. gales are quite possible. through wednesday night into thursday, that weather system looks set to clear eastwards behind that, perhaps a zone of drier weather but further showers or longer spells of rain are expected to follow on from the south—west. and temperatures a little lower than at the start of the week, 13 to 20 degrees. now into next weekend, we may briefly see a little ridge of high pressure giving some drier conditions, but that's not expected to last very long. it looks like frontal systems will then s

coast guard said 101 people were picked up of last both alone. so far this year, more than 17 times migrants from the middle east and africa. i've arrived in greece . 20 police in the us state of ohio have released funding time footage, showing a police officer. thank the shooting a pregnant black woman. the incident took place on august 24th. the video shows officers attempting to question the woman for alleged shoplifting. before firing a shot, the officer who opened fire has been suspended while police investigate the incident . egyptian businessman mohammed al fired has died. he was 94, a fired one's own hearts department store in london and british soccer club for him . his son died alongside princess diana, in 1997 of the head blamed the british establishment for their deaths and spent years campaigning against of the races accused poland of breaching its aerospace. it says that this video shows a polish military helicopter, returning to poland. after traveling more than a kilometer into batteries in territory, the polish military denies any incursion into ballast batteries and territory. when russia launched its full

i followed miguel a special ed teacher out west, rebecca and east coast elementary school teacher and penny, a middle school math teacher. so i was talking to them every day, involved with them at all times. and so yeah, i would ask them advice if there was a student i wanted to do better at connecting with or if there was a lesson. i wasn't sure about. i had these experts right there who i was talking to anyway, so with miguel, for example, techniques he used with his special ed student, i started using with special ed students who were in my classes when i short term subbed, for example, or rebecca has this thing where she sings in class all the time. that's how she keeps kids entertained and engaged. and so i started teaching kids. i started making up silly raps just to get them to remember a math strategy or a reading comprehension strategy. and it worked. they really they would beg for the raps because we would do little dance offs and stuff and when i also when i subbed, it also gave me a better sense of what to ask the teachers i was following whether it was miguel pena and rebecca or whether

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