. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the weather extremes from coast to coast and the rising death toll from this historic summer. >> so far it's been over 110 degrees for 20 consecutive days in phenix and now some children in arizona are going back to school in the record heat under a new school calendar. elsewhere severe storms like this one that ripped the roof off of a building in alabama are leaving a trail of destruction. >> relentless rain has also left parts of kentucky under water. >> but it's the mid-atlantic that got hit the hardest in the last 24 hours. a tornado. packing 150 mile per hour winds destroyed homes and businesses northeast of raleigh, north carolina, coming this way, tearing apart this pfizer plant in rocky mount, scattering medicine around the complex. >> there's obviously going to be impacts to pfizer's operations here. how much potential medicine or health care supplies may be lost as a result? potential impacts on the supply chain in southwest kentucky, up to a foot of r

i'm rhiannon ally. and i'm lionel moise, in for andrew. >> we begin with a major development in a legal battle over free speech online. >> a federal judge has issued a rare decision on the july 4th holiday recess depicting how the government tries to influence social media companies. at issue is an effort by the white house to control misinformation. >> that effort triggered a lawsuit and now a judge is weighing in on this case. this morning, a federal judge in louisiana is limiting the biden administration from contacting social media companies. the judge saying the administration likely violated the first amendment when it pressured those companies to remove certain posts. the order comes as republican attorneys general in two states sued the administration, claiming it pressured sites like facebook, twitter and youtube to remove messages containing purported misinformation about covid 19 election security and other issues. covid misinformation. what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they'

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i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt.begin with the historic heat from arizona to athens taking a deadly toll. >> a record number of people have fled wildfires in greece and here at home, the sweltering heat is now spreading north and east. this morning, the record shattering heat wave from coast to coast has turned more deadly in texas. officials in fort worth announcing four heat related deaths in the county this month including a 26 year old man working outdoors as. today, las vegas could hit 110 degrees for the 11th consecutive day in phenix, a possible 25th consecutive day america are also facing much higher electric bills. many small business owners say they are struggling in, including those in palm springs, calif, where it was 116 degrees this weekend. >> it is really a double whammy because not only do we have less business, but our costs like electricity, is higher utility bills nationwide were already expected to be up nearly 12. >> this summer compared to last year. the operators of the texas utility grid say

i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with a developing story. new video coming in from the flood emergency in the northeast. some towns have received an entire summer's worth of rain in only a matter of hours. >> in vermont, entire communities are cut off by floodwaters and the capital city is shut down right now with an emergency health order due to the worst river flooding in nearly 100 years. this morning, rescue teams from across the country are racing to vermont, completely destroyed where flash floods are wreaking havoc on mountain towns. >> swiftwater rescue teams from north carolina. and we have swiftwater rescue team coming from michigan and from connecticut, nearly a foot of rain has fallen since sunday. >> this image taken overnight shows a flooded downtown montpelier, the state's capital . more than 50 people rescued in the state as of last night. some towns are inaccessible, all including ludlow, seen here in this drone video. our infrared picture transportation line run over the mountains. >> all those transportation lines for two

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with new concerns about this extreme heat bearing down on much of the country. heat alerts are posted from washington state to new mexico and from texas to florida. >> in the north, a different set of concerns. more rain for the northeast and tornadoes hitting the chicago area. at least eight tornadoes were reported in the chicago area last night. holy dozens of homes and businesses damaged the debris littering parking lots. car windows smashed. the side of this building gone. the city's airports facing ground stops. video shows hundreds of people taking shelter in this concourse at o'hare airport. and this video from a traveler inside midway airport. >> oh, my gosh, god showing a twister taking shape just past the runways. >> those storms shifting east overnight. people across vermont have been racing to clean up from this week's disastrous floods before more rain arrives today. thousands of people have lost homes and businesses. the recovery could take years, if not

i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin with former president trump speaking overnight after getting a so-called target letter from special counsel jack smith. >> the letter is a strong indication that he'll be indicted again. this time on charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. in former president trump is now responding to a potential third indictment, telling a crowd in iowa last night that he's becoming an expert in subpoenas. i have no choice because we have to. sources say special counsel jack smith notified trump late sunday that he's a target of the investigation into events surrounding the january sixth attack on the capitol. sources say the target letter mentions three federal statutes conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud the united states. deprivation of rights under color of law and tampering with a witness victim or informant. in a statement, trump acknowledged a target letter is a clear indication an indictment is likely to come soon, possibly within days, he responded. dur

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with historic floods and extreme heat taking their toll from east to west. >> we just obtained satellite images of the catastrophic flooding in vermont. here's what the town of richmond, vermont, looked like before this week's torrential rainfall. and then after the local river rising to levels not seen since 1927. >> meanwhile, out on the west coast, another brush fire broke out in los angeles county last night. it is being called the dry fire as the southwest braces for potentially record breaking heat. >> but we begin with the relentless rain in the east. overnight, officials closely watching a dam near vermont's flooded capital city delivered some good news. the water is receding in montpelier, was pounded with nearly eight inches of rain in a matter of hours. a local river cresting at over 21ft. swamp topping downtown. floodwaters swept away the ground beneath these railroad tracks. >> and your house is right there. it's very nerve wracking. >> cynthia gubb watched as wa

. >> i'm andrew dymburt and i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin with new details overnight about hunter biden's plea deal. >> the president's son is now in legal limbo. his plea deal unraveled during a dramatic day in court where the judge questioned whether biden can receive future immunity from prosecution. >> so what happens next? abc's justin finch is here with the details on that. justin, good morning. >> rhiannon good morning. the judge in the hunter biden case is now questioning whether part of the biden's plea deal is even constitutional. reporters in the courtroom described a collective gasp when it was announced the deal that hunter biden reached to avoid prison time was null and void. >> the judge smelled something, wasn't right and decided to stop this plea from going forward. >> biden had agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges set secretly. federal authorities agreed not to prosecute him for the more serious charge of lying about his drug use when he purchased a gun in 2018. as long as biden remains drug fr

rhiannon lionel. >> andrea, thank you. breaking overnight, deadly russian missile strikes have hit the western ukrainian city of lviv. it's being called the largest attack on the city's civilian infrastructure since the start of the war. dozens of apartments and cars are damaged. at least four people were killed, but rescue teams are still searching through the rubble. >> the other big story this morning, a dangerous confrontation in the sky between russian fighter jets and us drones. and this wasn't the only high stakes confrontation involving us forces in the last 24 hours. abc's justin finch has the dramatic video this morning. justin, good morning. rihanna and good morning. >> and these troubling events both occurring in the middle east just hours apart from each other. and this morning, the air force has released this video saying it shows russian fighter jets flying dangerously close to us, drones operating over syria. >> typically, it takes a long time for these kinds of videos to be declassified. and what we saw he

. >> i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin this morning with the search for two young children missing after floodwaters swept away their family's car in pennsylvania. >> it's the latest example of extreme weather wreaking havoc across the country. from record heat to wildfires, smoke to flash floods. the death toll is expected to rise after a flash flood outside of philadelphia. five people were killed in overnight. two children were still missing, including a nine month old boy and two year old girl. >> miraculously, a dad and his son were able to get safely. however, the grandmother, the mother and the two children were swept away by the floodwaters. we have recovered the mother and she is one of the deceased. >> authorities in bucks county say the family was visiting from south carolina when their vehicle got swept away by the floodwaters. >> that could have been any one of us leaving our house and just going to the grocery store or something. >> across the country in riverside county, california, firefighter

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pip rhiannon . rhiannon. >> thanks very much indeed. more now on the live desk on that breaking news from the high court . the latest battle of the court. the latest battle of the dambusters having been played out this over out there in this row over housing seekers at the housing asylum seekers at the historic scampton airbase , a historic raf scampton airbase, a challenge to the home office by the council residents the local council and residents now to go full now allowed to go to full judicial review. >> the council has been battling to stop the government from housing up to 2000 asylum seekers at the base. a controversial move that has prevented a £300 million regional project for the site, say local residents and councillors. well, let's cross live to our home and security editor mark white, who is outside the royal courts of justice. just explain a little bit more, mark, because we understand that mrs. justice thornton said that two out of the 15 grounds could go ahead to a further hearing on. yes >> so i mean, there was a number

pip rhiannon . rhiannon. >> thank you very much indeed. prep school in wimbledon . the prep school in wimbledon. this is the police cordon still there at the end of the road leading to that school campus. as we saw an awful lot of the medical vehicles leaving slightly earlier. we've got now more from saint george's nhs trust in tooting , about four trust in tooting, about four miles from the scene in camp road, as mark white was indicating to us, one of the major trauma centres preparing to receive the injured. a number of patients, they say , received of patients, they say, received at the hospital being cared for by specialist clinic teams. confirmation from the met police acas. seven children have been injured , along with two adults injured, along with two adults and of course the local mp indicating that he understood that several of those had critical injuries as he described them. yeah >> s indeed. so there will be multiple area casualty units that these injured people will have been taken to because when you're dealing with nine pe

rhiannon but the rules dictate you got to drink it. just the sporting world in general, you catch a foul ball, any, any kind of sport ball goes in your drink, you get chug. all right, all right. next bad luck for seven years or bad luck for your team, your players. seven years. next, victor wembanyama is all done until the nba's official all pre-season espn report. it's the san antonio spurs. number one overall pick has been shut down after two games in the nba summer league, where he struggled a little bit through an underwhelming debut. but then exploded for 27 points on sunday. >> is that what we're calling him? wimpy wemby is a good i like it. that's much easier to say. so i approve. he says he's going to map out a program with his coach so he can be fully prepared for the start of the nba season. did he not seem prepared in the two games? >> no, he did. i mean, the first one was was was a real struggle. but then he bounced back and also the summer league. this isn't that uncommon to hold him out to the priest and get the summer le

pip rhiannon . rhiannon. >> thank you and welcome back to the live desk.l always be our shining star. so reads the simple note left with a growing collection of flowers left outside the wimbledon prep school, where an eight year old pupil, an eight year old girl, was killed yesterday . was killed yesterday. >> 16 others were hurt, some of them seriously as the education minister today urged everyone to pray for the school and their families . families. >> well, the study prep school says it's been profoundly shocked the accident and the shocked by the accident and the welfare their pupils and welfare of their pupils and families remains their top priority . priority. >> a woman in her 40s is still being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a land rover defender collided with a school building where an end of term party was being held . party was being held. >> well, a london reporter, lisa hartle, has the latest for us now outside the school. all morning, people from the local community have been coming here to lay flowers, t

rhiannon: monsoon season is starting to ramp up.showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast, which could bring relief from the extreme heat that has had a grip on the southwest. places like las vegas have been dealing with extreme heat for weeks. as july comes to an end, scientists have declared it earth's warmest month ever recorded. dion: as the planet warms up and parts of the country sizzle under triple digit heat waves, air conditioning has become top of mind for the biden administration. one in 10 households lack ac and are more likely to be low income people of color. that is according to the brookings institution. >> folks who are most impacted by climate change are communities of color, rural communities, and communities who are lower income. >> i don't want to believe these leaders think that my kids are not worth it and your kids are not worth it. our children are worth it, and we are worth it to bring a better future. dion: expanded the program that helps low income families pay their energy bills. trail this weekend a

andrew rhiannon andrea, thank you. >> time now for a look at your friday weather.d >> the heat persists for many in the south into this afternoon with accuweather realfeel temperatures as high as 115 from texas to florida. stay hydrated and try to stay cool. meantime it's going to be another stormy day on the plains between denver, omaha and oklahoma city . could see some flash flooding and hail and travel delays are likely on the i 95 corridor cities into tonight with thunderstorms. flooding is likely with thunderstorms across the east this weekend with severe heat in the southwest. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran in. >> coming up what we have learned about the death of lisa marie presley. >> also ahead, an arrest in connection with the death of robert de niro's grandson. >> and later, the debate over raising the speed limit on us highways. could it help prevent traffic revlon hair tools. >> back now with a brawl during a speech about peace, kosovo's parliament erupted when a lawmaker threw water on the prime minister. the speech was about how to lowe

i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with a dramatic scene in phenix, arizona, which is coping with a record breaking heat wave . >> much of the nation is sweltering, but fire crews in phenix had to go to work, facing an entirely different level of extreme heat last night. an extra challenge for firefighters in arizona. a massive fire erupting in phenix where it's never been this hot for this long. the fire breaking out at this propane tank business next to the phenix airport explodes, sending hundreds of propane tanks flying into the air like missiles. we have evidence of propane tanks up to 500 yards past the ground zero, where this has actually happening. >> we have hundreds of these scattered around the area as well as very, very large ones. so there are several that are in pieces over there. so absolutely shrapnel is a concern. >> the cause of the fire under investigation. the feel like temperature, 119 degrees. many local residents are keeping their thermostats in the 80s to keep utility bills down, especi

i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. and we begin with a new warning about a looming insurance crisis affecting millions of homeowners in the us. >> it's been a summer of weather extremes, from historic heat to wildfires and even floods. and soon more american will be paying for it. this morning, experts are warning of an insurance crisis unfolding in multiple states due to extreme weather that's becoming more damaging and deadly. >> insurance companies are realizing that climate change is directly affecting their bottom line. >> in pennsylvania, nearly five inches of rain fell in just 90 minutes saturday, killing at least five people in bucks county. a woman visiting from south carolina was killed after her family's vehicle was overtaken by water. her two young children still missing overnight. this new video of a flooded road shows the conditions at the time. meanwhile, historic heat has tightened its grip across the west and south. today, phenix is expected to see a record nine 19th consecutive day of temperatures top

i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm lionel moise, in for andrew.will get to that deadly mass shooting in philadelphia in just a moment. but we do want to begin with your holiday weather. >> storms could disrupt july 4th. plans from boston to dc and across the midwest and the plains. meanwhile parts of the west could see record heat today. even portland, oregon, could see temperatures approaching 100 degrees. this morning. holiday plans under threat with millions of americans is on alert for severe storms. and dangerous heat. powerful storms rolling across the east. wind and rain slamming areas north of new york city. >> oh, my goodness. yeah, just slow down. >> slow down. >> in virginia, heavy rain making travel treacherous. and across the border in north carolina, strong winds and hail. power outages stretching from the east coast to missouri. more than 100,000 customers left in the dark today. the midwest and plains faced the biggest threat . >> you reset in the midwest. minneapolis back through denver, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possi

i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the extreme heat now spreading into the middle of the country. places like kansas city and chicago now bracing for triple digit heat in the coming days. >> the heat is taking a toll on people's health and on people's wallets. this morning, the record smashing heat wave is expanding. triple digit temperatures are possible in the plains and midwest in the coming days from wichita to minneapolis and by week's end, temperatures near 100 for chicago. we got smoke, we got heat, then we got storms in the forecast all for the week ahead. doctors warn this heat can take a toll on your heart. a new study finds the soaring temperatures combined with poor air quality can double your risk of suffering. a deadly heart attack in arizona. it's the pavement causing a surge in patients at the phenix burn center. >> we have just been seeing a huge spike in the number of people with contact burns. you know, most people don't realize that the pavement concrete, cement, sidewalks, roc

i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin with the employee at former president trump's mar a lago resort headed to court today in the classified documents case, he's accused of scheming with the president to hide security footage from investors. >> it comes as we learn new details about trump's mounting legal bills while he awaits another possible indictment. abc's em nguyen is here now with the very latest. m good morning . >> good morning, andrew. yeah. instead of shying away from the latest accusation by special counsel jack smith, trump is now centering his 2024 campaign around those legal woes. this morning, donald trump's legal team bracing for a possible new federal indictment over the former president's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. in special counsel jack smith leading a wide ranging investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. meeting with trump's team last week, a clear indicator that criminal charges could come any day now. >> these are ridiculous indictment

rhiannon? guest: i think you and i agree on a lot here.k i am personally a prison abolitionist. i believe in the abolition of prisons pretty i believe in the abolition of -- i believe in the abolition of many of the systems that reify the hierarchy of the debris that includes the supreme court. realistically, something we talk about the podcast is how do you abolish the supreme court? it is the same with thinking about the prison industrial complex. what you want to do is shrink its power, make it a less powerful institution. those are the kinds of reforms that are actually possible. so when we talk about that, we talked about how we should have a congress, we should have an executive branch that is much more robust in its response to the supreme court. that is in an intense conversation with the judicial branch of government at all times. when you are asked, how do you abolish the supreme court, how do you decreases power, we are asking people to have creativity and not just throw up their hands like the democratic party does, currently.

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but first, here's your morning news with rhiannon . morning news with rhiannon.g. >> it's 10:02. james good morning. >> it's10:02. your top stories from the gb news room. junior doctors in england have said they're in it for the long run. on day two of their five day strike. that's despite the government's offer of a 6% pay rise, which the prime minister says is final. the british medical association says more strikes are possible. they want an offer closer to the 12.4% given to junior doctors in scotland . meanwhile all four scotland. meanwhile all four teaching unions have called for their strikes to be cancelled, saying members should accept the 6.5% pay rise they've been offered . the education offered. the education secretary, gillian keegan, told gb news exactly how it's been funded . people have almost a funded. people have almost a thousand thousand workers at gatwick airport, including baggage handlers and check in staff , will stage eight days of staff, will stage eight days of strikes later this month. unite unions says there because of ongoing pay dis

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but first, let's get news with rhiannon . ceo get your news with rhiannon. ceo rhiannon .inues to be questioned today over a car crash at a school in london which killed an eight year old girl. 16 people needed treatment after land rover crashed into the study prep school in wimbledon. the woman in her 40s remains in custody . she was remains in custody. she was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving travellers arriving in dover for cross channel ferries face long queues today. delays in processing passengers are being blamed on french border officials carrying out extra checks. officials carrying out extra checks . the wait time for cars checks. the wait time for cars is currently 1.5 hours, and for coaches, it's two passengers were stuck in traffic for more than ten hours at the start of the easter holiday period . the the easter holiday period. the deputy general secretary of the national education union says it will be a real failure for the government if all four teaching unions vote to strike. together. it comes as teachers across england walk ou

now, though, the latest headlines with rhiannon . headlines with rhiannon. >> thank you, pip. good afternoon. it's 12:01. your top stories from the newsroom . i'm stories from the newsroom. i'm junior doctors in england have begun their five day strike in what's being described as the longest in the history of the nhs . members of the british nhs. members of the british medical association are walking out in a dispute over pay , out in a dispute over pay, arguing for a rise of around 35. bma leaders are urging the government to negotiate in a bid to resolve the row, which has already led to thousands of cancelled operations and consults asians. speaking to gb news, doctor bhasha mukherjee says the money is there to pay staff as a result of the strike action they're having to pay £200 an hour to the consultants to cover our shifts effectively i >> -- >> and you're telling me that they can't pay us a 35% rise, which is for me is just going to be £25 an hour, which is a massive drop from £200 an hour, which they're taking just to cover the consultant fees to do by not a consultan

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so what would rhiannon jones.argue you can have all argue is that you can have all of this spent, you can of this money spent, you can have all of this development, but if kids absorb what but if kids cannot absorb what you're they're you're teaching because they're starving, all starving, hungry, then it's all wasted and that's why wasted money. and that's why he's proposing it. >> i would put things into >> well, i would put things into proportion think a proportion a bit. i think it's a really small of really small minority of children who turning up for children who are turning up for school know, this is school hungry. you know, this is not the majority of kids who are turning hungry turning up for school hungry each even in really poor each day. even in really poor areas. most children go to school having eaten breakfast or having had something to eat. the point is, you know, i've got nothing against children being fed. i've got nothing against children. i should hope not. good >> that's my strong starting o

andrew rhiannon andrea, thank you. >> tiny swimwear appears to be making a big comeback.peedo sales have spiked in the past year, up 200% in europe, the middle east and africa since last year. the skimpy men's outfits are selling well in the us, too, increasing more than 50% between 2020 and 2021. one style expert says the comeback may be due to shorter shorts for men in general, that has become a trend in recent years. >> is not the long. >> i haven't noticed. >> you don't pay attention, do you? >> i have not been paying attention. >> coming up, the right way to open a can of soda. >> but first, catching a breath . the couple opening up about what life is like with quintuplets as you're watching world news now. with nighttime urinary incontinence don't have to wake up wet in producing the pure system is an innovative breakthrough system for managing female urinary incontinence at night. >> good morning, mom. >> good morning. >> how did you sleep? better, thank you. >> oh, i'm so glad. oh good. >> the pure weak system works outside the body to draw urine away, helping to

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. >> rhiannon's favorite food, by the way? oh, yes.uly 4th was the number one holiday for beer sales in the us as well. >> and the famed macy's fireworks display here in new york city. it's spectacular. they use more than 75,000 fireworks at a cost of more than $6 million. that is a lot of money next to the mystery surrounding the death of a united states president. >> wait, what? yeah so we revealed a little bit earlier, three founding father presidents died on july 4th. thomas jefferson, john adams and james monroe. but it was on july 4th, 1850, that president zachary taylor fell ill after attending dedication ceremonies for the new washington monument, dying just five days later after only 16 months in office. >> interesting. so his physicians concluded it was a bacterial infection. he had eaten a large quantity of cherries with iced milk and then several glasses of water. cholera was a major problem in d.c. back then. they had those primitive sewage systems, but other sources claim he died of gastroenteritis caused by the highly ac

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andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you.rightening moments for a family of virginia watching in shock as their ceiling collapses. and it was all caught on camera. you can see each panel of their dining room ceiling come crashing down. one after the other and then dust quickly fills the home. luckily no one was hurt. the homeowner said her son looked up and saw a crack, so he set up his phone to record just in case as the ceiling fell and that that it did. it did fall. >> can you imagine? you're just sitting at your house and your ceiling comes crashing down. coming up next, the family of 12. yes, 12, whose ten kids are delight fans all over new york city and also on social media. >> and later, how these pandas are beating the heat. you're watching world news now. >> today, women with nighttime urinary incontinence don't have to wake up wet. introducing the pure wick system, an innovative breakthrough system for mang int night. >> morning, mom. >> good morning. >> how did you sleep? better, thank you. >> oh, i'm so glad. oh,

andrew rhiannon hey, the netherlands, no joke. >> remember they made the women's world cup final in 2019 the united states. so this was a bit of a revenge game for the dutch. and now that usa game versus portugal match is because you want to win your group. so you can have a better, you know, placement in the knockout stage. >> but they're off to a great start. team usa is as are the netherlands, by the way, talking about greatness. >> let's talk about the nfl and jets new quarterback aaron rodgers taking a big pay cut. >> so do you like aaron rodgers again? is that what i'm taking from what you're saying? uh i need a little more time. rodgers and the jets have reworked his contract in which rodgers has voluntarily reduced his salary by about 35 million bucks. >> imagine if he did that in green bay. all right, that's over the next two seasons. sources tell espn the new two year deals for a fully guaranteed $75 million talk about pay cut. the massive cut gives the team increased financial flexibility over the next two seasons to sign other free agents. >> and he needs some weapons, right?

but first of all, here's your with rhiannon jones. s your news with rhiannon jones. s . good morning. >> it's 933. your top stories from the newsroom. junior doctors in england are striking for five days from today in what's being described as the longest walkout in the history of the nhs. young medics at the british medical association are taking to the picket line as they argue for a pay rise of around 35. bma leaders are urging the government to negotiate in a bid to resolve the row, which has already led to thousands of cancelled operations and consultation opfions operations and consultation options as junior doctors begin their strike. the government is considering a decision on public sector pay, a pay rise of around 6% has reportedly been recommended by independent review bodies . it's understood review bodies. it's understood rishi sunak and jeremy hunt have held talks over the approving over proving the recommendations. the chancellor has suggested any pay increase will come from budget cuts rather than borrowing . the sun rather than borrowing. the sun says it

andrew rhiannon andrea, thank you. >> residents of a suburban fort lauderdale neighborhood are at odds with local officials over dozens of lionhead rabbits running the streets. the city of wilton manors wants to exterminate them, but a neighborhood group wants capture and wants to capture and rehome them. locals say a backyard breeder set them free when she moved away. the critters have done some damage, but perhaps most concerning they have not been neutered. and you know what? they say about rabbits. indeed they breed, let's put it that way. >> definitely. >> we do breed. it's going to be interesting to see how they handle this. look how adorable they are. >> adorable. >> so cute. >> they're a huge problem. this is obviously like, you know, right near my home town. and i have some friends who live in the area and they just there's rabbits everywhere there. also, there are peacocks everywhere. that's a naturally occurring, not really a problem. you know, it's their home first, but peacocks and rabbits, it's just lying in the streets of fort lauderdale. >> it's like a jungle out there.

rhiannon ally joins us with the latest.osed amusement park ride seemingly on the brink of disaster, raising questions about inspections and rider safety. this morning, new details on that terrifying track in a north carolina roller coaster support beam. the state's department of labor elevator and amusement device bureau now beginning their investigation, using cranes, inspecting the large fracture through a steel pillar of what carowinds amusement park describes as the world's tallest and fastest giga-coaster, the fury 325. >> that group of people will work together to determine what is the corrective action that needs to take place in order to get the equipment back into a fully operational, safe state. >> this, as new questions emerge as to how that crack was not spotted and addressed sooner. >> that's catastrophic. i don't have to be an engineer to know this. you guys need to shut this ride down, now. >> jeremy wagner had been at carowinds all day with his family, as the kids went on fury 325 one last time. he saw the c

i appreciate rhiannon i'm sorry.of people say that the nhs of people who say that the nhs is the of the world? is the envy of the world? >> well, we're not the envy of the world. you know, there is a very powerful drug called avastin , which is funded in a avastin, which is funded in a lot of national a lot of countries fund avastin through their national healthcare. it's not available on the nhs, it's not available on the nhs, it's not funded. so people are having to pay up to £1,000 per infusion to pay up to £1,000 per infusion to privately in the uk. to get this privately in the uk. um you know, when it okay it should be, it should be available . all treatments such available. all treatments such as the dendritic cell vaccines that i'm having . you know, it's that i'm having. you know, it's too early to say what my outcome will be, but i can tell you that i am very, very well my tumour markers are going down. i've got shnnkage markers are going down. i've got shrinkage on my tumours, i'm in a much better position

rhiannon andrew. >> melissa, thank you. now to a scary moment for a child out camping. an eight year old boy is recovering after officials say he was attacked saturday by a cougar in washington state's olympic national park. the big cat apparently ran off after the boy's mother yelled at the animal. the child suffered minor injuries to parks were closed after the attack. as a precaution, park officials say these attacks are extremely rare. however, the park is considered cougar territory and they advise if you ever encounter a cougar, don't run because it could trigger the animal's instinct to attack. >> yeah, it's that little boy is lucky. obviously very lucky when you go camping or go to these national parks, you always have to be aware and know what to do. if you come face to face with any of these animals coming up next, the sentencing for lori vallow daybell is later today. >> plus, a weekend of crashes and an emergency landing. the two incidents involving an airshow and the other on a beach. and later, world cup mania. >> the fans who are catching the fever. you'r

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rhiannon and andrew mark , thank you. >> the heat fueled fire spreading across greece triggered a new wave of evacuations overnight, this time on the island of corfu. it comes as nearly 20,000 people were forced to flee another popular tourist destination when wildfires tearing across the greek island of rhodes for the seventh straight day, fueled by a heat wave that's sweeping across europe. the massive flames racing up the mountains threatened resorts and burning homes to the ground. the our heart is here. please save us, this woman says as her house burns huge plumes of smoke filling the skies, the sun barely visible before and after satellite images show just how much earth has been scorched by the fires. 19,000 people were evacuated from homes and hotels as the flames reached resorts on the southeastern coast of the island. it is horrendous. >> it was absolutely. i've never been so scared in my entire life. >> officials say as many as 3000 people were taken off the island by sea. others staying in crowded makeshift shelters. rhodes is a popular vacation destination, particularly

lionel rhiannon all right, melissa, thank you for that. >> the search is on this morning for what police believe are multiple suspects in a shootout at a baltimore cookout. it left two people dead and dozens injured. and that's not the only mass shooting that happened over the weekend. a mass shooting during a baltimore neighborhood, 4th of july. block party attended by hundreds left, at least two people dead and 28 others injured. >> i got a any photos on your made it down here. >> mayor brandon scott describing the shooting as a cowardly, violent act. >> we're going to be here until we find them, until we hold them accountable around 1230 sunday morning, police say they received several calls for a shooting and witnesses say they heard as many as 30 shots ring out. >> this video posted to social media shows the chaos as people fled for safety. >> people were everywhere running out of breath, crying because they witnesses. a lot of people were shot. >> an 18 year old woman identified by police as aaliyah gonzalez, died at the scene. 28 other people were injured, ranging in ages from 13

andrew and rhiannon. >> kevin, thank you for that. not in new york and the gilgo beach serial killings, a suspect described as a demon and an ogre is in custody, ending for now a years long search now prosecutors are trying to build their case and possibly link him to even more killings. this morning, a new search for evidence in the case against suspected gilgo beach serial killer rex. human investigators on long island, new york, combing through this storage unit as they build their case against the 59 year old architect and married father accused of killing three women. more than a decade ago and suspected of killing a fourth. >> this is clearly a sick and depraved human being, somebody who is taunting victims. >> crime scene detectives were seen at huberman's home this weekend. the daily mail obtaining photos of police removing guns. officials say human had permits for 92 firearms. sources say investigators are hoping to find so-called trophies from the victims, such as earrings or locks of hair. they're also looking for evidence

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