this damn is moving the remains of haiti slain president jovan l moines. from his private residence where he was killed outside the villa, investigators scoured for evidence and leads as to who may have planned and carried out. the assassination gunman rated moiz this home in the early hours of wednesday . his wife was critically wounded and is being treated at a hospital in florida. the government has declared an emergency within the city, declaring it that we have decided to declare a state of siege in the entire country. and i share the sorrow of the president's wife, who happened to be with him the evening of the attack. my day will be last year that we have for people to stay calm. my fat. we appeal to the hotel. joseph haitians, it's difficult time. now monday says that the president moines is assassination. comes amid rising gang violence and a growing humanitarian crisis. food and fuel shortages, as well as rising inflation are making life extremely difficult for the people of haiti. one of the poorest countries in the world. and the political situ

it spread fast in des moines grimes. what >> they were nervous.ople don't just get shot in grimes, we could you magic anything happening there. >> and if reporters and neighbors were mystified about what happened, so was detective robyn bartholomew. >> i was the on-call detective. i got called at 3:30 in the morning. >> who confronted a messy bloody crime scene. a victim shot point blank in the head, and here was his fiancÉe without a mark on her. blood tends to splatter, but there wasn't a drop and angie. >> how far apart where? they >> right next to each other. >> has that ever happened in your experience, that you've encountered that before? >> not that i have encountered. >> it did say anything to you, to these two women in the house, one of them are episode the victim, were on harmed? >> it was suspicious. >> yes, and also, if the killer was intent on robbery, he certainly didn't succeed. that dvd player pulled out of its place in the living room? that was it, said detective to him hopper. nothing was disturbed. >> it didn't make sense. >> it

they investigate the assassination of full president jovan l moines. it's the country that revoked me that i have. and that i love the cotton film festival meeting of french lebanese director who uses their homeland as the inspiration for her film. ah, hello, run lebanon's prime minister designate saunter area stepping aside after once again failing to form a new government. the country's been without a functioning government for 9 months and hiring freeze resignation comes at a time when lebanon's gripped by one of the worst financial crises in modern history. the $1180.00 pounds for the weekend after the announcement that before her e resignation, it was trading in about $19000.00 pounds to the us dollar, immediately afterwards. 20000 pounds. and that is just the continuation of a trend. the lebanese pound loss, more than 90 percent of its value since late 2019 santa clara is that report now from bay ridge a long political struggle has just become more difficult to resolve. lebanon's prime minister designate sad and hetty, who has been locked in a 9

this is what the drought monitor looked like last week, deep shades of red are moin expa widrought monitor has to say. it has extended. there is really no surprise. we will not get any rain. keep your fingers crossed. maybe october. keep your fingers crossed for november. look at lake oro ville. this is a major source of water for california as a whole mainly agriculturally for the central valley. this is not the water coming outs of your taps but that's what it looks like. that's a narrow river canyon so it will look a lot more dramatic. when you drop the water on steep sloped sides like that in a canyon it really will show but it does say a lot about our reservoirs, guys. >>> a sigh of relief, there is no tsunami threat after a powerful earthquake hit alaska. an 8.2 quake hit just after 11:00 last night near the alaskan peninsula. tsunami warning issued for portions of the state after that but it was lifted soon after. usgs is reporting at least two strong after shocks. this line of cars was trying to evacuate when the warning was in effect. so far, no reports of major damage. it is a sp

now they're growing at a record clip tonight our american comeback series takes us to des moines.ntrepreneurs there, whose businesses were struggling mightily, early in the pandemic. now they're turning things around and finding creative new ways to stay afloat. cnbc's andrea day with their story of an american comeback. >> the one word that best describes the past year is ba fanna nas. >> for me it's optimism. >> for me -- >> three maul businesses are making a comeback. >> everything i worked for was nothing. >> the beginning of covid and amy's event planning business was disappearing >> i had to figure out what i had to do. >> reporter: her plan, creating gift books for businesses. >> that people can use to supplement their virtual events, to engage their audience a little more. >> reporter: and to send to employees working remotely >> people are trying to retain their good talent, they're using this to show gratitude and appreciation i felt in my gut it was going to be something i ran with it. >> reporter: and the future was right. >> the first three months, it was a thousand,

, in des moines, as he spoke.was, both, trying to be politically relevant. trying to stay in the political arena. but also, was very aware that the republican party is, still, the party of donald trump. he did, however, mention january 6th and acknowledged what president -- former-president donald trump never has. take a listen. >> truth is we -- we've been through a lot. in the last year. i mean, the global pandemic, civil unrest, a divisive election, a tragic day in our nation's capitol. >> now, while he did call it a tragic day, he also did not fully separate himself from the former president. he praised the administration, the work the administration had done. and said that he was proud to serve as part of that and be a part of that. but it's very clear, now, that the former-vice president is trying to form a political identity that is separate and outside of donald trump's shadow. but no matter how vague he is about january 6th or how much he tries to avoid it, it is, eventually, going to be unavoidable becau

haiti's assassinated president has made her 1st from march since the killing of her husband martine moines, said the attack happened to quote in the blink of an eye without her husband getting the chance to say your word. haitian police accused for and mercenaries of carrying out becoming, which has plunged the caribbean republic into political ne feel. the ruling party has won an overwhelming majority and last month, the national election, securing prime minister, meant another 5 year term and off it went and facing international criticism over alleged war crimes. during the conflict in the northern region, firestorm have ripped through forests and dozens of villages in eastern russia. hundreds of people have lost their homes, or aspires in russia become more severe in recent years because of heat waves and long dry periods. aysa based on one of the last survivors of the outfits death camp has died at the age of 96. after losing her entire family in the holocaust, she devoted the rest of her life to fighting antisemitism and racism. she passed away peacefully in her sleep. in a hospital a

it was an elite lead process that didn't involve the deem off the de moines of europe. to great extent, i think that process is now come to an end, and i think that any further integration will have to be undertaken openly and debated, involving all the people of europe. and i would hope that they would, they would commit to building something like it, united states of europe, because i think a, a, europe of nation states would likely return europe to, into war levels of dysfunction and economic misery. so that's a very strong statement there. and how do you feel about that? because that is the charge that we've, you know, and that was all around the briggs that debate here is that the brussels wants too much power. and it is trying to one size fits all. i mean, that was at least the claims that were made by the briggs. it tears ok. now i ask you, did they learn anything from it? because there are, there are, we've all agreed on this program and said, euro skepticism is on the rise. what is exactly means is very unclear to me because it seems to me it's more of a demand

nissan nation of the asian president, show banana moines. both the u. s. and columbia have offered to help find the traces we go to lebanon now, where the interior minister has rejected a request by the lead investigator into the bay router. port explosion inquiry more than 200 people were killed when explosive material designated and caused a devastating loss in a honda has this report. it's been nearly a year since the closing of course, and there's still been no accountability, $2750.00 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored in a warehouse alongside play mobile materials. and that was believed to have triggered the black, who was responsible for unsafely, soaring this material. well, the judge leading the case has come up with a list of suspects who he wants to question. they may face criminal charges, criminal negligence, but so far he has not been able to question them. these are politicians, members of the security establishment, including the caretaker prime minister, has a number of m. p 's who were former ministers at the time when the ammonium nitra

state mike pompeo was among a group of possible 2024 presidential candidates who traveled to des moines for the annual iowa family leaders summit. iowa is known to pick presidential nominees in the early stages of a presidential election. this runs about 30 minutes. [applause] >> please welcome president and ceo of the family policy alliance, credit bureaus -- craig deroache. >> good afternoon. what a privilege to be with you, to be in the company of so many pastors and supporters. let's give a big round of applause to the family leaders for being able to pull together so many god-fearing christians in one room. my distinct privilege here, i flew in from detroit, i am the president and ceo of the family policy alliance, and my joke for you today is, why does the nfl not give a football team to the state of iowa? anybody know the answer? well, it would want a football team, too, so that is the reason. [laughter] the person who i have the distinct privilege of introducing to you all today has a football team. he is out of kansas, he was congressman there before he went on to serve as dire

the big question with all of these new arriving variances, do they have to change proper des moines, picture to the lead to more disease? are they potentially escaping the immune response be from natural infection or from vaccination? and this is something i guess it has to be assessed for each and every various questions for the future for us to last that dr. andrea back tyler of the austrian academy of sciences. thank you very much for joining us. thank you for having and it's not just us who asked the questions. now it's your turn. it's the part of the program where we put one of your questions to our science correspondent, derek williams. paul, back seen black virus or simply keep it for closing severe disease. oh, okay. i've talked about this certain times in the past, but maybe it's centering update on, on what we know now. as you rightly point out mark initial trials carried out with vaccines that have been approved for you so far. they were set up to look at the vaccine safety and how well the vaccines were able to block the development of symptomatic disease in recipients, i

the national hockey league family moines the tragic fencing of columbus, blue jackets, gold, tender, motley, steve lennox. we extend our deepest sympathies for the family before that game. tribute paid any child gold my piece. give lennox who died on sunday. the columbus blue jacket player was killed in a fireworks accident. he was 24 years old. and a woman has been arrested for firing a water pistol at the olympic torch. the woman could be heard shouting, extinguish the torch. i'm against the tokyo olympics. the relay had been making its way through eastern japan. ok, and that is all useful now back to you. thank you very much to the far a day stay where those here on al jazeera. i'll be back with you after this is very short break. more of the latest from around the world. ah, challenging the way mainstream media record, the news stories like these should be easy pickings for political reporters out of power to account how it is in journalism is breaking the destruction of civilian property. this is all evident for what firm tries and the re speaking now. we've been getting stories

manhunt is on the way for h remaining suspects and the fascination of the haitian president of the moines, both united states and columbia have offered to help in the investigation. now the drug company, pfizer, is expected to seek approval in the united states for a booster shot if it's covered 19 vaccine. it's research shows that aside dose generates antibody levels that of $5.00 to $10.00 times higher than those produced after the 2nd dose of the vaccine. us regulators currently be fully vaccinated. people are protected and don't need an extra job. but pfizer is saying that its vaccine drops an efficacy by 30 percent over 6 months. meanwhile cove, in 1900 cases across the united states are on the rise blocking phase of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta varying, which is now a dominant strain across the u. s. latest date to shows more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where there are low rates of vaccinations. so let's close to gabriel elizondo and new york city now. so gave, does federal pfizer once approval for its booster vaccine tha

community to send troops to help stabilize the country after the assassination of president driven moines. but the us to say that will not send military assistance. the un security council approved a 12 month extension for a deliveries of northern syria. the program with juice went on saturday trucks from turkey. kerry supplies the millions of syrians every month. the us president has called on russian leaders vladimir putin to crack down on cyber criminals last weekend. more than a 1000 businesses were effected by ransomware, thank. originating from russian. the firefighters in bangladesh has managed to put out a factory fire that's been burning since thursday. at least 50 people are concerned dead after the blaze and food and beverage factory on the outskirts of the capital darker. an investigation is underway. factory fires all common in bangladesh, where many of the businesses operate illegally and without safety meshes. wildfires are burning in eastern russia, which is suffering unusually high temperatures and it's dry summer in 150 years firefighters are battling hundreds of separat

assassinated president has returned home after being wounded by gunfire in the july, the 7th attack martine moines. arrived in port pines wearing body armor following treatment at a hospital in the us. she was greeted by interim prime minister club joseph, a group of columbia and mercenaries has been blamed for shooting dead president. giovanni was in a rage on his home, french film director julia and duco note caught a movie to tongue, has won the prestigious pandora the con film festival. but the ceremony didn't go off without a hitch. the film one, the palm doors to turn res rate to president spitefully and was meant to be the final price at the beginning of the festivals closing suddenly, by mistake took off no accepted the award after it's formalized. but at the end of the show know him a this is all just say that these are the top stories germany, chancellors describe the situation in areas hardest hit by floods as surreal and terrifying. marco has visited the village of short as a huge cleanup gets on the way across western.

as moines had named another man to replace joseph people, we've spoken to in haiti say they fear more chaos lies ahead. rosalind jordan reports the family of haitian president shows no moiz will not be able to hold an open casket. funeral assassin shot him several times and the head in front of his wife and daughter. early on. one day later that night, police arrested these 2 men in the patriot vill neighborhood of photo plants. they killed 4 other suspects. 3 officers were briefly held hostage during the raid voices killing, upset local residence for you after you've got with somebody. imagine we live in this area close to the precedent. even when we have problem to the precedent, we can't imagine. they will kill him like this. comes with them. i heard something go, boom, like an earthquake. i thought something under the soil had been turning. the interim prime minister urged patients to remain called study pictures. i have already spoken about this date of the seas declared. the president's body has already been transported into them all in the copy, told. the 1st lady is out of dan

say they've now till 7 suspects under arrest of 6 others for the assassination of president driven moines. and fans are now bod, from the olympics, and tokyo after corona virus emergency is declared for japan capital. aah! now the un security council has been discussing the controversial mega down that ethiopia is building on the river nile. it's put the country on a collision course with egypt answered on, you say the news access to fresh water. she nidia, i'm saudi arabia has now joined in that dispute and are demanding an international resolution or egypt. foreign minister had a very blunt assessment of the situation. a nation of over 100000000 souls is facing an existing show threat. a grant structure of mammoth proportion has been constructed across the archery that bequeathed life to the people of egypt . a colossal wall of iron and steel has risen along the banks of a great and ancient river and has cast a long and dark shadow over the future and fate of the people of egypt. with every brick and every layer of mortar, the girl grows higher and its reservoir grows larger, and it con

>> immensely look at city by city like chicago and a barely distributed a dollar mean mild des moinesent of the eight allocated. look at ease of use from new york city and des moines. >> why are they holding onto the dollars quick. >> a lot of them put strings attached look at the new york requirement if you are landlord and take the aid you have to agree you will not evict the person for future nonpayment that you will not increase rent prices the next year. there is so many strings attached they cannot make the decision to accept it because it will inhibit the ability of the profit for years to come. >> i assume that you yield back? i want to mention for the record that the cdc eviction moratorium was placed by the previous administration. not this one. i want that to be clear yield to mr. foster. >> i'm very concerned about the public health consequences of fighting this pandemic if we have a surge of evictions. the cdc establishes the moratorium has a detailed justification i urge everyone to read because at the time we did not know about the contagious aspects of this virus and u

now moines several. the alleged foreign mercenaries among those arrested a search on for more suspected attackers. and he was president joe biden has announced that the last american troops will leave us gone, is done by august 31st. the departure will draw to close a 20 year mission by foreign troops that following the 911 attacks on the us. and that's it from me on that instrument and use team rather health program in good shape is optimal. if i'm looking at how exercise kind of a positive impact on your moved both as in berlin for me on the scene. the the news, the news, the who's the the the the everybody, nobody was times it always comes out the wrong time pain. it's a warning from our body and can have many causes. what can we do to prevent it from becoming i was wanting the company and we become finally pain free in good shape. next on w. o. me, you ready to get these places in europe are smashing all the records into a venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern globe trotter.

the des moines register said that iowa health officials may have to toss tens of thousands of vaccines. people just don't want them. so many countries would do anything for a tool to end this pandemic. but americans? americans are choosing to dive further into this mess. what -- >> we just witnessed the tragedy going on in haiti. political instability in haiti. they asked for american help. not one person in haiti, that i saw, has been vaccinated. we are throwing away 50,000, 70,000 vaccines in garbage dumps, and in the eastern hemisphere, not a single person has been vaccinated. >> fareed, you lost your mother when vaccines were scarce in india. it has to be infuriating what is happening in this country. what does your family say about in? and what do you think your mother would say to people refusing to be vaccinated? >> you know, i think that my mother was a great pro american. she had incredible faith in america. she always thought that america had all the answers. she used to quarrel with my dad who was a little more skeptical. this would break her heart. to see the united states,

of course, over the past year, work force has become more evenly even evenly distributed des moines,wa and denver. d.c. is not just the government hotbed we have a thriving tech ecosystem with investors and entrepreneurs. we will continue to look and source companies in new york and silicon valley, but also in chicago and denver i think the best part about this is we partnered with a number of accelerator programs, eso and entrepreneur organizations that allow us to have access to the deals. we believe with those early access to deals includes the portfolio. >> silicon valley east a.k.a., miami. nasir, congrats on the funding talk to you soon have a great day and a great week >> thank you, brian. >>> you're very welcome. coming up, a major milestone in commercial space flight. morgan brennan is here to layout richard branson's trip to the edge of the atmosphere we're back with morgan next. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only fro

cnn's kristen holmes reports from des moines. >> reporter: the former vice president walking a tightope, he was trying to stay in the political arena, but also aware that the republican party is still the party of donald trump. he did, however, mention january 6th and acknowledge what former president donald trump never has. take a listen. >> truth is we've been through a lot in the last year. with the global pandemic, civil unrest, a divisive election. a tragic day in our nation's capitol. >> reporter: now, while he did call it a tragic day, he also did not fully separate himself from the former president. he praised the administration. the work the administration had done, and that he was proud to serve as part of that and be a part of that. but it's very clear now that the former vice president is trying to form a political identity that is separate and outside of donald trump's shadow. but no matter vague he is about january 6th, or how much he tries to avoid it, it is eventually going to be unavoidable. because we have talked to so many trump supporters who are still so angry wi

. >> plan to explore other legal opshrespects the moin court because her dad would want it. >>> going live to la this morning where the governor will be discussing the state's efforts to address crime and reduce retail theft. time after time we have seen videos like this play all over the bay area. suspects running into luxury stores, and leaving with their arms full of expensive handbags. today the governor will meet with leaders, legislators and local officials for that news conference. it starts at 10:30. >>> new to the coronavirus. the cdc said over 80% of new infections are caused by the delta variant. it's blamed for more than 120% spike in new united states cases in just the past month. a live look at san francisco where pretty soon people who want to hit bars may have to show a vaccination card. customers would have to show proof of vaccination before they can enter. the alliance represents 500 bars, not all of them would be required to participate. a formal decision is expected next week. >>> wildfire in yuba county forcing evacuations. the french town fire has burned nearly

parts of new england but 22 million people we are talking about enhanced risk of severe weather des moines, mason city, lacrosse into milwaukee just north, green bay, you also have omaha, nebraska, in that region looking for severe storms to developing and tomorrow more of that from buffalo to detroit, down to oklahoma city. this cold front will track south and east the greatest threat from iowa to wisconsin. that will continue on into thursday with new storms forming ahead of this cold front the risk will extend tomorrow from michigan to kansas. look at the rainfall we're talking about. localized from des moines to milwaukee up to green bay and minneapolis down to kansas city, 1 to 30 inches we could see 6 to 8 inches of rain flooding is going to be a big problem as we move on into thursday we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds that rewards rashida r spending is trending. just ask overly confident diy rashida rashida: wait, was this the right wall? or last minute gift shopping rashida rashida: i'm putting a bow on it! wow. even sneaking away for a vaca

this morning, authorities investigating after a tragic accident at an amusement park outside des moinesan ambulance strike team right now to adventureland. this is code 3. please respond to adventureland. >> reporter: the ride shut down as officials try to determine what went so terribly wrong. saturday, the jaramillos visited adventureland park to celebrate david's upcoming birthday. six family members boarding the raging river ride but shortly after the unthinkable. >> we've got a total of three patients, actually two cpr in progress right now. >> reporter: the raft capsizing flipping the family into the water. what do you remember about saturday? >> when it flipped over, all of us were trapped in the seats and seat belts. i see the silhouettes of my sons trying to grab each other, grab us. they wanted us to help them. we couldn't do it. >> reporter: michael and two other children, including his older brother david, rushed to the hospital. michael did not survive. david is still in a medically induced coma. an attorney for adventureland park telling abc news the raging river ride has

in des moines, iowa, a children's hospital at been at or near capacity every day for weeks. >> if we have a situation where we have large number of students con gra gated for hours at a time in a school, with no mask, it is very possible the delta variant could run rampant through each classroom. >> dr. fauci says he believes that there will be enough data for the fda to consider authorizing vaccines for churn under 12 likely by winter, but there is a sobering reminder how much children have been hurt. 1.5 million children have lost a parent or grandparent to do covid-19. >>> and now the best day in a month, the dow rebounding tuesday closing up 550 points. but the gains didn't make up for all of monday's losses. the s&p 500 had its best session since march, the nasdaq as you see there logging its best day since may. the fear of course is that covid variants could threaten the economic recovery and without enough people getting vaccinated, any new measures to keep the virus from spreading could hurt the consumer confidence. futures right now, we're higher once again. if we end the se

then pause this again during the overnight hours at 3:00 a.m., you see the storms continuing des moineshe forecast, what you call a typical summer map. nothing extreme. the west is hot like it should be but not the record-breaking heat. let's get to the weekend outlook. kasie, i know you wanted a hot friday, you got it it's a beach day in the mid-atlantic, 96 in d.c., 96 in new york. but then unfortunately as the cold front moves into that hot air, we're going to have a stormy saturday in the ohio valley and northeast. be prepared for chance of rain for your outdoor plans. even on sunday, looks like we see showers and storms lingering there in the mid-atlantic. the opposite what we needed kasie, more rain. >> all right. bill karins, thank you very much, my friend. we will see you tomorrow. >>> still ahead, new developments involving two republicans who stand up against donald trump. former senator bill blake lands a gig with the biden administration. and liz cheney, and what it means for the gop. still ahead on "way too early." . business was steady, but then an influx of new four-legge

"the des moines register." "i'm exploring around the presidency of the united states."m president to prison. >> gillian: it's a spectacular fall from grace and it's not our place to revel in that, right? it's terrible it's one has to go to prison. you feel for them. well, not everybody. but a lot of people. my point is nobody here is trying to relish in the sky's downfall. the hypocrisy surrounding the entire case. he is still getting off rather light according to attorneys i spoke with yesterday, prosecutors in this case and asked for eight to nine years for him in prison. he got off with just 30 months. two and a half years. the conviction for exploring --extortion. it's a violation of the law. it's a particular and unique violation of the code of ethics he subject to as an attorney. he violated the sacred oath of his office and that's something judges usually take into account, i am told. emily can probably talk about that point. >> kayleigh: coming to you emily. we have a sound bite i want to play from tucker carlson and then we will come to you for legal analysis.

des moines, iowa, also on the democrat line. linda, how do you grade president biden? >> caller: boy, that's trumpet i think he's doing his absolute best, but oil give him a "b" because there's always room to progress, but, boy, this man -- all these things these people call in. i just don't believe it. if you look at this man's record, all the things that he cares about, it's for the single mothers, the people that have children trying to stretch their budget, i just -- he cares. you can tell this man definitely cares. he's not a bully. he's never made fun of anybody that's handicapped. he just gives people the benefit of the doubt and he does his best. he listens. >> all right. we've had a number of calls this morning about the biden administration's efforts to get everyone vaccinated. nbc tweeting this video shot of sean hannity last night on his program talking about getting vaccinated. here is -- part of what sean hannity had to say loft night on his program on fox. >> just like we've been saying, please take covid seriously. i can't say it enough. enough people h

all of our friends from minneapolis to green bay, mason city, anywhere north of des moines, cedar rapidse quad cities, we have a chance for amy nr weather outbreak, possibly tornadoes too. we'll talk more about that tomorrow. but that's an early heads-up. >>> feenlt not to talk about the heat in the west, it finally rained. vegas had a little bit of rain and tucson. we had a monsoonal flow. you do have a chance of flash flood watch. there's something called slot canyons. google it. really cool images. when the water flows in those, you can get flash flooding and burn scars we expect a possibility of it, very heavy country in the rim country they call it like prescott, possibly 1 to 2 inches. the forecast for today, kasie, not quite as hot in areas like boston. much cooler, 66 degrees. middle of the country, no complaints, typical summer-like weather. typical storms in the southeast. i'm happy to say a lot of areas in the west are slowly cooling off. it's not exactly chilly or cool, but it's not the record heat. >> a relief, i'm sure. >>> still ahead here, the trump organization removes i

we do have a heat advisory up around indianapolis and des moines.ries extend all the way down to new orleans too. about 24 million and growing. near record highs today in the northern plains iechlts been a very hot summer for our friends in the northern plains. this is going to be the hottest stretch you're going to see from chicago to st. louis. tomorrow will be very hot. when you add the humidity, it feels very uncomfortable. everyone feels like 95 to 100. this time of the year, the heat indiocese is the worst. we'll see a few strong storms, indianapolis, buffalo, syracuse, and it looks like a severe weather threat, chicago, michigan, it comes tomorrow. that smoke from the western wildfires was once again all the way on the east coast. i hear they were calling the fire department because they smelled smoke in the air. little did they know that smoke was all the way from western canada and the u.s. >> wow. that's crazy and very depressing. bill, thanks so much for this report and hope you recover from the iron man. >>> still ahead, facing new criti

most of these storms were north of des moines and north of cedar rapids.one of those red icons is one of the tornado reports. we do have a few strong storms rolling through northern michigan. chicago will be wet. in the east,ite goes doing be a hot two days. 15 million people with heat advisories around new york city. and from d.c. to philly all the way down the east coast, it's warm, it's muggy, and it's going to pretty hot i. is going to be dry. d.c., 93, 94. when you factor in the humidity. the heat index will feel like 100 for the next few days. unfortunately as we mentioned the last few days, kasie, it looks like the rain and storms return for the weekend. the cool is off, but who wants rain and storms on the weekend? that's kind of the thing we're going to be dealing with. finally, thunderstorms in ohio valley. by the time we get to saturday, the storms roll through the northeast and down through the tennessee valley, and sunday, kasie, the wet weekend continues. wah, wah, wah. >> thanks. >> still ahead, amid concerns over the taliban's resurgence, t

the des moines register is reporting that iowa health officials may need tos to tens of thousands of doses of vaccines. you referenced this, earlier. because people just don't want them. so many countries would do anything for a tool to end this pandemic. but americans? americans are choosing to dive further into this mess. what message does that send to the rest of the world? >> we just -- we just witnessed this tragedy going on in haiti. political instability in haiti. they asked for american help. not one person in haiti, the last i saw, has been vaccinated. we are throwing away 50, 60, 70,000 vaccines in garbage dumps. and one of the poorest countries in the hemisphere, not a single person has been vaccinated. >> fareed, you know, you lost your mother to complications from covid in april when vaccines were scarce in india. it's got to be, personally, infuriating for you to see what's happening, now, in this country. what do you think that, you know -- what does your family say about this? and i have to ask you, quite honestly, what do you think your mother would say to people out

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howie: i spoke earlier from des moines with corey lewandowski, chairman of the make america great againmp's former campaign manager. corey lewandowski, welcome. >> thanks, howie. howie: you were with donald trump at cpac. he continues to promote, despite media pushback and i get several e-mails a day from him to this effect, his unproven conventions that the election was stolen. how does that help the republican party move forward. >> if we don't have integrity in the election cycle, we will never have a republic. we've seen the secretary of state of georgia has said and confirmed that thousands of ballots have been uncovered that he didn't know about. howie, this republic, this constitutional republic was founded on one man, one vote. we have to be able to vote properly. we have to make sure we count those votes properly. and we have to make sure that only legal citizens are voting. it is paramount to the very republic that we sit in every day and what the president has said and what he has asked for is an honest and fair assessment of what took place in november and i don't know why t

officials in des moines iowa say the general pediatric floor is full.nto that, dr. hotez? >> yeah, it's still early in the delta epidemic but everything i can see, it doesn't look like this virus is selectively targeting children. it just so many people, unvaccinated individuals are getting delta that children are getting swept up along with it, and i think this is going to make things very difficult as the school year opens. i mean, especially in areas where there is low -- not a lot of people vaccinated. so for instance, here in the south, many southern states, fewer than 20% of adolescents are vaccinated. very small percentages of young adults. i means it's a very vulnerable population in schools, and we have some governors that are saying no mask mandates for the school. so, you know, it's hard to see how that will go well in some of the southern states. up in the northeast where most adults and adolescents are vaccinated, i think things could go much better. >> dr. o'neil coming from another southern state with a lower vaccination rate, dr. fauci s

now in america according to brandon, these people are going everywhere little rock, charlotte, des moinesrk city and miami, major hotspots forgot a ways, tucson, arizona also a real hotspot forgot a ways, congressman lee zeldin the house foreign affairs committee and running as governor as new york, good morning to you your reaction to the new numbers as we expect some of them to go to new york, which can he tell them. >> it's a staggering crisis at her border right now, reality is setting in, we have as members of congress and oath that provide for the common defense funding the department of homeland security and icing custom border patrol, we should be strength in her border enforcing a rule of law and we talk about people who come across her border and gives you look at those numbers we also have to take account for the things that come across the drug trafficking and arms trafficking, the story behind these numbers often times labor trafficking and trafficking as well, it's important for those in government to provide all the resources to law enforcement to do their job safely, effec