they have problems, but it's here today sarah fame and has been monitoring the health of the kara reeves in the keys for many years. are organisms can adapt to change if that change happens over the married amount of time. but what's happening with this event and with the temperatures of our oceans increasing so fast, the coils can't adapt quickly enough. and so that's a problem. what most people don't realize is there animals, there, animals that need to be taken care of. and right now those animals are struggling there under stress from all of this heat change happens on our planet. absolutely. but it doesn't happen this fast without us having a hand in that change, and we need to have a hand in changing it back. we need to stop what is happening that is causing this level of stress and, and impacts to our precious reeves. at the end of the archipelago lice cuba. city at the southernmost point of the united states is a liberal model in an otherwise more conservative florida. since the eighty's is a tractor with autism and dropouts, and is home to a vibrant energy, be too cute community

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rachel reeves has been absolutely clear _ beginning.has been absolutely clear this is how we will| absolutely clear this is how we will do it, you have to build up to spend that much, take that private sector with the as you do it, but there is a promise here, one country in the world is going to become the leader in the transition to the green economy, our country for a century because of the industrial revolution achieved huge economic benefits. that prize is there again and today rishi sunak sought that window. do you want to impose costs of £10,000 on people? the reason labour wants to help transition the economy is because we can cut people's bills. the kind of investment in sustainable energy i was just talking about three gigabytes energy will give us not only a more secure supply of energy so we are no longer dependent on the volatile dictators like vladimir putin, we create our energy at home, more secure supplies but crucially... energy at home, more secure supplies but crucially- - -— but crucially... what is the answer to my

we know keir starmer and rachel reeves _ we know keir starmer and rachel reeves will be up for making skinner in the e e money better. look sarah skinner in the eye and — money better. look sarah skinner in the eye and tell _ money better. look sarah skinner in the eye and tell her, _ money better. look sarah skinner in the eye and tell her, do _ money better. look sarah skinner in the eye and tell her, do you - the eye and tell her, do you genuinely believe if labour win the next election they will borrow billions and billions to sort out the school estate was that we need to find a way to sorting out the school estate and have a plan for safe redeveloped of schools over time. ~ . . , safe redeveloped of schools over time. . ., ., , , safe redeveloped of schools over time. . . ., i, ., safe redeveloped of schools over time. . . ., i, ,.,.u, ., time. we have a very big backlog and it will be a big _ time. we have a very big backlog and it will be a big challenge _ time. we have a very big backlog and it will be a big challenge to _ time. we have a very big backlog and it will be a big

they are planted in the damaged reeves to ensure their so vice, our team has poured our hearts who saw into building this nursery up over the last 2 years. this was this our newest nursery kind of our baby or our little our project. it's um, you know, really heartbreaking to see years and years and work the the railed in the matter of a few days. but the baby and her team don't give up exceptional cases. they try to see what they can. so when we're pulling these corals out, we did it from our nurseries, through it, through all the nursery throughout the keys. and so we just caught those squirrels off of the coral trees that we have put them into crate from there. they are placed in large containers that are brought us or by boat to cold storage facility. hopefully we can hold them there for the rest of the summer, but the goal is to bring them back to our nursery setting at the end of the summer . once the temperatures cool down there, so stressed and between the bleaching and the temperature and the transport to there is probably gonna gonna be a survival thing for the next 3 months u

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no charges so far have been filed. >> david: will reeve from foxborough, massachusetts. thank you, will. >>> we turn now to new reporting here tonight, after that $100 million u.s. fighter jet went missing for more than 24 hours. how does this happen? martha raddatz on what she's learned tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators gathering crucial new clues in the mystery crash of that $100 million fighter jet that was missing for more than 24 hours. the military even asking for the public's help to find it. but it was an officer in a south carolina law enforcement helicopter that spotted the debris from the f-35 in a rural area late monday, far from where the pilot ejected. >> burn crews are currently searching it. there's not much of it left. >> got you. >> reporter: a marine corps official telling abc news that a malfunction in the jet prompted the pilot to eject just one mile north of the base, near the charleston international airport. at approximately 1,000 feet, parachuting into the backyard of a home. he had no major injuries. but the f-35 then continued to fly

he goes with rachel reeves and david lammy, _ lycee.es with rachel reeves and david lammy, the _ lycee. he goes with rachel reeves and david lammy, the shadow- lycee. he goes with rachel reeves - and david lammy, the shadow foreign secretary, how do you think they will be treated and received? fantastically politely. what they expect me to say, this is france. they will be treated very politely, very respectfully and president macron it will be trying to figure out, said keir starmer was very much against brexit and campaign for remain before the referendum. but they will be wondering where does he envisage britain being. i should set out two parts of context, because we are about to broaden out the discussion. it is important to say keir starmer does what the next election in britain to be a bad brexit. the second thing, to point out the obvious, just over a year ago we had a prime minister in liz truss he wasn't sure whether france was a friend or foe.— was a friend or foe. things have clearly moved _ was a friend or foe. things have

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trans, that is transgender, everyone knows this, this is normal, less than 2 months later, juann reevesa strange coincidence, died right on the operating table. at that time, raising this topic was dangerous, but now michelle obama has filled the television space of america, she literally does not leave the screens, but maybe this is precisely part of the new plan for the democrats, in which she has a special role. democrats can't lose, they 'll do anything to win, that's what they do will do, they are going to enter into a war with russia, you know, everything would be certain, and perhaps we wouldn’t even pay attention to michelle obama’s chances for the presidency in 2024, if not for one interesting fact. i sent several interviews, in particular with tucker carlson, the most famous american tv presenter, and now he only hosts his own block after he was thrown out of republican television, but he clearly came out with dirt on obama, but when in the press, which belongs to hillary suddenly they begin to put pressure on michelle in every possible way, here real questions already appear,

rachel reeves cited repeated., energy bills and everyday food items as among the consequences of the former prime minister's short lived economic reform. but minister for food, farming and fisheries, mark spencer, says the truss mini—budget isn't to blame for soaring prices . blame for soaring prices. >> i think global population is continuing to increase on the back of that, we've got the challenges of climate change and then if you throw into the mix a global pandemic and a war in europe, that's what's really dnven europe, that's what's really driven the price of energy and of food through the roof . we of food through the roof. we need to invest in our farmers in our uk, food producers to make sure that they have the best technology, the best stock , the technology, the best stock, the best techniques, and of course , best techniques, and of course, taxpayer support to continue to produce this great food . produce this great food. >> the chancellor says very difficult decisions will make tax cuts virtually impo

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whereas rachel reeves , the shadow rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor, saying that chancellor, is sayinged rate mortgages be rate mortgages will still be paying rate mortgages will still be paying an average of £220 more a month. what would you like to see or hear from the government right now to sort of help improve property market improve the property market if their is only coming their mortgage is only coming down couple £100? down a couple £100? >> say they've got very >> i would say they've got very small mortgages. realistically, >> i would say they've got very smaiweiortgages. realistically, >> i would say they've got very smaiwe alljages. realistically, >> i would say they've got very smaiwe all want. realistically, >> i would say they've got very smaiwe all want to ealistically, >> i would say they've got very smaiwe all want to see ;tically, >> i would say they've got very smaiwe all want to see interest yes. we all want to see interest rates coming down, but we've still got the problems with inflation are causing long inflation that are causing long term agree with term probl

but the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , said today, rachel reeves, said today, despite the announcement >> i think there will be a sense of relief, particularly for those who are coming up to the end of their mortgage deals. but that let's look at where we are in the bigger picture because somebody coming up to remortgage their house today is looking at paying their house today is looking at paying £220 more a month than they would have done if they had

and then we have got shaya and we have also got eric reeves. >> steve: eric, this started with your daughter. >> yes. >> steve: who was 12 years old when she passed. but she has brought a lot of joy into a lot of people's families and lives, hasn't she. >> yeah. so, when my wife and i were told that our 11-year-old daughter jesse was diagnosed with cancer back in 2011, obviously it was devastating. and so she wanted to do something for the kids that couldn't leave the hospital. and so she created joy jars. joy was her middle name and it went perfect with jars. and unfortunately she fought terminal cancer and so we only had 10 months and two days with her. but during that time she actually stuffed with her friends over 3,000 joy jars for kids fighting cancer. >> steve: an amazing story. and, dan, your family became involved in this program, how? >> yeah. so she share a lot. our two families. we share a lot of grief for having lost loved ones to cancer. we also share this mission to help children in the fight for their lives against pediatric can

cnn's elle reeve went there and talked to some locals who say they're not surprised by the accusationswn. >> this is where it all went down. >> this other door is where they had camera footage and referenced to the voter breach. >> it's blowing my mind that something this important has happened in our little county. >> you walk inside a voter registration office with no mask on and they just give you the votes. they just give them to you. why? i mean, that show you right there it ain't just started. they've always been just like that. >> in the georgia indictment of donald trump and others, prosecutors -- election officials allowed trump associates to access voter data. but some locals say the allegations are right in line with the history of voter intimidation and suppression. >> are you surprised the breach happened? >> not at all because they knew they had somebody who would allow them to come in and do it. >> among those 19 mug shots, douglas city commissioner olivia pearson saw some familiar faces, fellow locals who she tangled with in past elections. >> olivia pearson is up to he

his city is one of many that's under pressure as you have more numbers of migrants arrive of reevingorder and making their ways across the country. he's among the democratic leaders who are criticizing the p president saying we need more help. is that criticism fair? >> it's fair if you keep in mind that he's focusing on the president because he's the president. but he also in his criticism talked about congress. talked about the federal government. talked about washington. and so that is an acknowledgement of the fact that, yeah, he can yell at the president because the president is a member of his own party and someone who will listen to him. but if there's ever going to be anything done about what's happening at the border, about what's happening about the migrant that is the republican governors are using as human pawns, sending them to democratic -- democratly run subsidy and states. you're going to need democrats and republicans in congress to sit down like adults and come up with a comprehensive immigration plan that can pass both chambers and get the president's signature. th

will reeve, abc news, manchester, vermont. >> some similarities, right? you have all these cars and the busses and the tourists and having lived back east, i mean, there's two weeks out of the year when you see the fall colors and it's spectac for the other 50 weeks. >> well, never mind about that. you wish you were in california. >> that's why we're here. yeah. and you know, we do have a very mild mediterranean climate, kristen and larry. but we do see smoky conditions like we're experiencing right now. let's take a look at live doppler seven, sierra is seeing showers and thunderstorms. and so it's another active day and another trough is going to pass across the great basin. but it will bring some more showers going into tomorrow and thursday. and very high elevation snow above 9000ft in the sierra right now on live doppler seven, some low clouds trying to regather along the coastline tomorrow afternoon . mostly sunny skies, but we're pretty much going to be seeing hazy conditions, breezy as well. mid 60s to low 80s. a look at that accuweather seven day

and alfred reeves will collect them. alfred, it's i think we have several, if you will, forward. thank you, alfred. and again, if you're online, the q&a function and i have a question, if we can back up pre kennedy administration i started to read over the thanksgiving holiday david eisenhower was memoir called going to glory and it's about his grandfather dwight eisenhower's the white house and passing the torch to john kennedy in january of 61 and retiring his farm with mamie in gettysburg and he talks david eisenhower talks a little bit about how kennedy changes the foreign policy defense policymaking apparat status of eisenhower and fred mentioned kennedy service in world war two. you can't get any more contrast of that passing of the torch on january 20th, 1960, on that cold day when the president the, new president delivered that amazing inaugural address. but here he was at, age 43, the youngest elected coming in to the white house and going out. our oldest president at that time, 70, although nowadays seems like a spring chicken compared to the r and our candidates these

so wisdom tuttle and reeves and came from that tradition. but they ended up being allies of the civil rights division of the justice department under robert kennedy and. they were great allies in president kennedy. robert kennedy were never afraid. give them credit for the historic decisions they made. i think we've got a question right here to. if you can see more about your perspective on the secularization of the movement. you see the split. and one of the things that's happened in much of the narrative is that people have missed, understood and not appreciated how the death of a profound belief in god was movement generated when there's pivot with panthers and all of the hard black nationalist stuff that created a real crisis that the black community for many years never overcame. could you say more about your understanding? well, this is my perspective so up recently. it would. the statistics are that 80% of the united states religious believed in god. and so if if if and when martin luther king talks about god, they have to they listen

first look, i'm will reeve, abc news, manchester , vermont. >> love is in the air and so are proposalsers, the largest jewelry company in the us, says a spike in engagement is coming. according to the company which owns zales, jared jewelers. did you know they own all those? >> all of them. >> all of them. proposals happen about three or so years into dating. the pandemic had caused a disruption in dating and therefore a lull in engagement. but signet expects marriage proposals to start rebounding in 2024. it's definitely hoping so. it's business literally depends on it. speak it. the jeweler expects 2.5 million couples to get engaged next year. >> santa has helpers at the us postal service already back in action. they are now accepting letters to santa under the program, kids or anybody don't limit yourself can write letters to santa and then the postal service volunteers help them answer the letters and organize the gifts. the letters can be sent to santa claus. one, two, three. elf road north pole. but they do have to be postmarked by december 11th. disney is classic movie. >> the j

but the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , said today, rachel reeves, said today, despite the announcement i think there will be a sense of relief, particularly for those who are coming up to the end of their mortgage deals. but that let's look at where we are in the bigger picture because somebody coming up to remortgage their house today is looking at paying their house today is looking at paying £220 more a month than they would have done if they had a remortgaged a year ago. so this is still

but the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , said today, rachel reeves, said today, despite the announcement i think there will be a sense of relief, particularly for those who are coming up to the end of their mortgage deals. but that let's look at where we are in the bigger picture because somebody coming up to remortgage their house today is looking at paying their house today is looking at paying £220 more a month than they would have done if they had a remortgaged a year ago. so

now, look, former reeves former chancellor rachel reeves appearance on lbc or should i say broadcastingompany never quite go to plan, do they? you remember do they? do you remember this unforgettable where unforgettable interview where she answer a very she couldn't answer a very straightforward question ? straightforward question? >> it transphobic to say only women have a cervix? good morning. >> good morning, nick. >> good morning, nick. >> and it's great to talk to you. >> good to have you. >> good to have you. >> i just think that this issue has just become so divisive. >> is it transphobic, yes or no ? >> 7- >> look, i 7_ >> look, i is it is imam >> look, i is it is it transphobic ? look, i just i transphobic? look, i just i don't even know how to start answering these questions . answering these questions. >> our future chancellor ladies and gentlemen, it's terrifying if that wasn't bad enough, on a recent phone in with presenter iain dale reeves was ambushed by her own quote . her own quote. >> watch this quote here from a pretty prominent economist. and they say that labour nee

great flushes of hillary here. reeves, it's terrible to are you quite in troops and with the wind coming soon, but for your tablets still remains will be gone. for i'd guys be of archie from the guns, the okay to another headline, stories today on investigation into us pharmaceutical, john johnson and johnson. how's being open by side africa's antique trust regulator? it's it made accusations of sky hi pricing of one of its drugs that treats tuberculosis. the initiation is based on information and the commissions possessions that gives rise to a reasonable suspicion that the respondents may have engaged in exclusionary practices and excessive pricing. in the provision of but that co and which is a drug use in the treatment of cuba, colossus of johnson and johnson has a non stop day. 12 fully cooperates with the south africa competition commission inquiry or to advocate corresponding unit to you couldn't get less. i know the details, so that's because the competition commission is known for in these to be to match as when it has a reasonable suspicion that the has been exploited since beh

great and rushes. tillery here, reeves, it's terrible to our ukrainian troops and with the wind coming soon, but treat cover still remains will be gone. for i guess the of the, from the guns me will a recent initial statement saying the key is request for weaponry, actually surpasses the blocks capacity has pricked theories and ts in apartment, the immediate reaction, the chair of ukraine's national security, the defense counsel submitted an article outlining how to winning the conflict on one of the central goal to pass legislation to secure long term western military support. given the electoral political cycle from the possible changing environment in europe in the us in terms of preserving the stability of the partnership. i move to income military assistance to ukraine and long term cycles and legislation is considered a visionary step. for continued western supplies of legal age, the key of so sizable opposition over the weekend in europe, including in pride for thousands, gathered on sunday to voice their discontent with the check governments accusing it of carrying more about t