it dahlia is making its way over to the southern united states from cuba, where it has left a trail of devastation in its wake. it caused extensive flooding. it is expected to recover can florida president joe biden has pledged as much support as will be needed to the states meteorologist matthew caput . she is in perry, florida, which is right in italy as passed earlier. i asked him for more information on storm surge, that authorities are warning off. yes, a thorough search is essentially water above ordinarily dry ground. when you have onshore winds, you're pushing water against the co sign as you've seen that great visual right there. you're essentially just kind of making it so you're spilling the ocean on to lands, will head the poles on october, 14th for a referendum on indigenous rights. proposed law would recognize us fairly as indigenous peoples in the constitution if passed. it would also establish the voice of the voice, the parliament, a committee to advise the government on indigenous matters. the proposal has so far prove devised strategy and rescue. as in bolivia have r

involved in same sex conduct is changing on his way. meanwhile, millions of people in the southern united states are racing for hurricane and dalia . authorities in florida and south carolina have declared a state of emergency and issued evacuation orders. the storm has already caused flooding and cuba, where people are still flinging their homes. they're getting out while they still can. after days, relentless rain residents here in plenty of money or leaving the fate of their village in the hands to vidalia. as a tropical storm intensifies cuban authorities or bidding and decades old buses to get their citizens to safety with much of the west coast and the water officials are scrambling to evacuate tens of thousands to higher ground the flooded for 2 days. it hadn't resented much before it, but now there's a lot of water. it has rained quite a lot, but it's florida that's expected to catch the worst of it. all these ras authorities ordering mandatory evacuations in several areas. as the governor declared a state of emergency for 46 of florida, 67 counties, d n. c simply one. whether expected t

the dahlia is making its way over to the southern united states from cuba, where it has left a trail of devastation in its wake. it closed extensive flooding. it is expected to recover can florida president joe biden has pledged as much support as will be needed to the states made urologist and atmospheric sciences bath. you can put to john just now for more from perry florida, which is right in the hurricanes past. hi, matthew, what's the situation where you are now? hey, good morning. you know, interestingly right now we're not seeing very strong winds at all. in fact, they're mostly calm, but it's deceptively calm. it's like the calm before of the store and the reason being in a hurricane like this, you have so much air moving upwards of the middle of the storm spiraling inwards networks with those very strong winds. that every so often on the outer edges, the periphery of the storm. you get fans is thinking in air with calm winds. that's what's happening right now. but later on this morning in about 2 or 3 hours, conditions blow rapidly. that's usually right here. as you start se

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hurricane idalia batters the southern united states, inflicting devastation in florida before moving long to georgia. tens of thousands are still without power. the venice film festival celebrates its 80th birthday. the red carpet could be empty this year without striking hollywood stars. ♪ >> welcome to the show. the army has seized power in a coup in gabon. minutes after the president was declared the winner of disputed elections. the leader, whose family has been in power for more than half a century, is now under house arrest. the military have closed the borders and dissolved allstate institutions. world leaders have condemned the coup. u.s. says it is deeply concerned about unrest in the oil-producing country. >> jubilant scenes on the streets of the capital. after nearly 56 years of bongo family rule, the dynasty was overthrown by its own republican guard. after so much time, many there are excited at the prospect of change. >> this is independence day. the army has freed our country. we are free. we have the right to be free and express ourselves the way we want. >> we have h

degrees more than average, that is comparable with summer heat waves that we have seen in the southern united states _ china this year. can you explain in basic terms what _ china this year. can you explain in basic terms what exactly - china this year. can you explain in basic terms what exactly is - china this year. can you explain in | basic terms what exactly is causing this heatwave in winter?— this heatwave in winter? certainly. it is a hiuh this heatwave in winter? certainly. it is a high pressure _ this heatwave in winter? certainly. it is a high pressure system - this heatwave in winter? certainly. it is a high pressure system just i this heatwave in winter? certainly. it is a high pressure system just to the east of the andes, which is basically dragging warm air down from the tropics and bringing that heat down towards chile and argentina. that high pressure is also compressing the air, much like when you pump up a bike tire, the pump eats up, and there has been a lack of cloud cover, and that means the sun is able to beat down and really warm up the land surface throughout the day. that

degrees i just need to know me the, the whole hurricane and dalia is lashing florida in the southern united states, neighboring georgia and south carolina. i have also declared states of emergency warnings, a life threatening storms that floods and high winds have been issued from ice to far. it has 21000000 residents produced. 2 people have died in road crashes related to the storm. and dalia also cause widespread damage in cuba, where at least 2 people were killed, present or fighting, says the government is helping with when the federal change on the ground are going to continue to work with the 1st responders in florida, georgia, south carolina, north carolina, to get people to safety, you've all been reporting this issue, not television or number of rescues already taken place as i walked out of my office a moment ago to begin to recover from the impacts of the storm. hol, let springing. nbc news correspondent j grey. he joins us from gainesville, and florida j. it's pushing a little drive and now do i possibly even see a little sunshine where it is a dahlia housing hottest now? yeah. and thi

it dahlia is making its way over to the southern united states from cuba, where it has left a trail of devastation in its wake. it caused extensive flooding. it is expected to recover can florida president joe biden has pledged as much support as will be needed to the states or less turn to venice. now, whereas the world's oldest and most prestigious phone festival begins today, the amount of film festivals celebrating its 80th birthday. this year, but with hollywood actors and writers on stripe, there's likely to be fewer famous faces on the red carpets. some of the films and their directors are already drawing controversy before the screenings. ethan again, it seemed to move. no. it's the nose, the glued on those of bradley cooper, as leonard bernstein that is drawing criticism. as an anti submitted caricature of a jewish knows, the film shows the little known side of a legend. the conductor and composer is a love for his wife. despite his almost sexuality which she accepted at all for how long we have to do this for now, we need to build up a very strong connex. there's also much to

for me, some of the women taking shelter. hurricane and dolly, on the battery, the southern united states inflicting devastation along the gulf coast of florida before moving on to last georgia. tens of thousands are now without power. the really good to have you with that the army has these power and a cool and gone senior officers intervene. minutes after president ali longo was declared the winner of disputed elections. the leader whose family has been in power for more than half a century, is now under house arrest. the military of clothes, the waters of the central african nation, and dissolved, all state of cetaceans world leaders have condemned. the co, the us says it's deeply concerned about the unrest and oil producing country a tribute and scenes on the street. so the cabin is capital. after nearly 56 years of bung guy family rule, the political dentist davis area thrown by a certain presidential republican god, the to say much time, many that are excited to the prospect of change the lender, but not this is independence day. the army has freed our country, that we are free. we

and hurricane and all the batteries with southern united states inflicting devastations along the gulf coast of florida. and before moving on to last georgia, tens of thousands are still without power. and the venice film festival celebrates is the 1st day, but the red carpet could be everything or this year without striking hollywood starting the village. welcome to the show. the army has seized power and the co and got on senior officers intervene. minutes after president, alibaba was declared the winner of disputed elections, the leader whose family has been in power for more than half a century is now under house arrest. the military of close the borders of the central african nation and dissolved all state institutions. world leaders have condemned the crew. the us says it's deeply concerned about the unrest and the all producing country cube and scenes on the street. so the cabinet is capital. after nearly 56 years of bung, guy family rule, the political dentist, davis area of a 3rd by its own presidential republican god. the have to say much time, many that excited the prospect

the sorry kind e dahlia baptist, the southern united states inflicting devastation along with the gulf coast of florida before moving on to lash georgia fence of south without power and should i launch a new search for victims of its former dictatorship. thousands of the so called disappeared are still missing. we made families hoping to find out at last, what happens to the left the, i'm good, how about as well come to the program? a rebel military officers have seized power and double the cool happen minutes of the president. ali baba was declared the weight of disputes at elections. the military have closed the borders to the central african nation and cancel the election results. all states institutions have also been dissolved. bongo has confirmed, he's on the house arrest. the african union has convened an emergency meeting to assess the situation in the country. who mm. okay. gap i needs work on wednesday to a dramatic announcement on national tv by a group of uniformed men whose audrey. oh no, no god, what's the name of the people have gone to get up and it's gone towards the i

tens of millions of americans remain under heat alerts, as the southern united states could see recordtemperatures in the coming days, according to the country's national weather service. the city of phoenix continued its streak of sweltering heat. phoenix has gone 30 days in a row with temperatures above 110 degrees farenheight — that's 43 degrees celsius — though forecasters say monday showers could bring the streak to an end. 0ur news team took a look at new ——july. our news team took a look at new -- july-— new -- july. you've been outside _ new -- july. you've been outside the _ new -- july. you've been outside the last - new -- july. you've been outside the last 24 - new -- july. you've been | outside the last 24 hours, outside the last 2a hours, you'll know it's very hot outside. here in phoenix as temperature records continue to break. it feels like an oven. this is something they have to deal with— something they have to deal with living in arizona.- with living in arizona. looks like something _ with living in arizona. looks like something out - with living in arizona. looks

>> the parts of the united states are preparing for another round of severe weather after hundreds of power ful areas of the southern united states have hit the eastern united states. >> oh, my god. >> yes, you see it there, with some landing on the homes. the storm produced softball-sized hail in some cases, and hurricane-force wind gusts, and the rain and wind ripping off roofs. in some areas people were trapped in their highway after downed lines fell, and they needed crews to come get them out safely. derek van dam is there reporting, and tell us about today, is it as bad today? >> good question, kate. today, 600 storm reports and the wind gusts knocking and toppling over trees and softball-sized hail falling from the sky, today is going to feel like a walk in the park, but it is only going to take one storm to create havoc across a populated area. and today, the threat is in new england. it is a storm in heavily populated areas in newport, rhode island and bristol, and it is moving into massachusetts and so for the next 30 minutes or so, this area could experience gusty winds in exsetsz of 50 to 60 miles per ho

degrees more than average, that's comparable with summer heatwaves that we've seen in the southern united stateshern europe and china this year. can you explain in basic terms what exactly is causing this heatwave in winter? certainly. it's a high pressure system just to the east of the andes, which is basically dragging warm air down from the tropics and bringing that heat down towards chile and argentina. that high pressure is also compressing the air, much like when you pump up a bike tyre, the pump heats up, and there's been a lack of cloud cover, and that means the sun is able to beat down and really warm up the land surface throughout the day. let's bring back our panel. the fact we have seen bruising heatwaves, whether across the us, flooding in vermont. philip, we will talk to you about europe as well. in the us, do you have a sense that the extreme weather we have experienced is moving the needle at all? the conversation when discussing climate change? it's unavoidable. climate change isn't coming any more, it is here. i am in_ isn't coming any more, it is here. i am in new— isn't comin

and he does this by becoming a civil war re-enactor and traveling all over the southern united states visiting battlefields, talking to people, interviewing you know, trying to pull the past into the present to help us understand. so that's what i pitched to him. i said, i want to do the tony horowitz treatment of ernie pyle. i want to retrace his steps through the war. i want to go to all the places that he went. i want to try to talk to people, see what they remember. talk to the people who survived those battles. what was it like for them? but also what were what do we know about the war now that maybe ernie didn't know at the time or things that he couldn't report on because the military censorship was pretty strict back then. so i tell this to the editor, and there's all of a sudden this long pause where i think either the the call dropped or i just totally blew it. one of the two. those are the only options. and he says to me, well, you know, i was tony's editor. i swear i did not know that. but i think his pause was him going, oh, this guy is putting me on right? this guy did h

criminals terrorist organizations to address human smuggle drug trafficking problem. >> the southern border united statescome to cross, the border as president we will secure the southern border of the united states of america. but i recognize as well, the cartels are national paramilitary criminal organizations. >> a elsewhere former president trump slamming biden over what he calls a catastrophe at the border defending administration efforts particularly on border wall florida governor desantis planning to end birthright citizenship send u.s. forces into mexico democrats have begun to speak up choorls rk, jr., calling the situation ununseasonal, those on both sued everyday i'll frustrated especially feet long you look at cost of mike situation in new york new york city is paying, 9.8 million dollars each and every day for housing healthcare education, you name it. and for facilities like the one behind me once a soccer feel serving thousands of new york city students, soon to be newest home for 2000 migrants, cheryl. cheryl: a lot of angry parents in this city madison over that decision. madison alwort

. >>> more than 9 million people are under excessive heat watches across the southern united states from georgia to texas, including parts of arizona and california. the national weather service says shreveport, louisiana, reached a record high of 110 degrees on friday. jennifer grey has more. >> reporter: the deep south will start the weekend once again with hot conditions. dangerously hot excessive heat warnings and watches, advisories in effect across much of the deep south. below average temperatures are going to start to work their way in though across at least the midwest and the ohio valley. northeast included in that. above average temperatures will ease for some in the south. the feels like temperature looking better across the midwest. chicago feels like 76. 74 degrees this afternoon in minneapolis. so much, much cooler. temperatures will feel like the 80s and 90s across some of the southern zones, but once you hit the next couple days, we'll see a groojall warm-up, but nothing like the last heat wave. omaha around 86. possibly hitting the 90s in wichita over the next several d

abundance, with homes and many illegal hundreds and hundreds of thousands of times in the southern united states. so without power of the heart can it's only a cause widespread flooding. i'm damage in florida. weakening to a tropical storm was that moved into georgia and the carolina congolese army has confirms that at least 6 of islands and one policemen been killed in eastern democratic republic of congo and their rights groups say the death toll could be more than 20. they were killed in violence that broke out softer protest against united nations peacekeepers in the city of going on. we can speak to our correspondent, in contrast, malcolm, when he joins us on the phone from the outcome. so that's, that's what happened at this protest. and so we understand that the process didn't even begin, but it was cold for by a coalition of on groups known as was the last day. he will why he reported to have for a long side become the lead on me like getting the 23 on the great in a conflict last year and earlier this. yeah. now the government become believe government denies officially denies that. tha

the heat center is mainly in the southern states of the united states. cnn's announcement about the heat between the first of august and the first of shahrivar has caused 8500 new heat thresholds to be recorded in different regions, but in some regions it has reached 50 degrees. 75 % of the world's population will face drought by 2050, according to research results. british standard institute says it warns in order to combat this phenomenon, serious action must be taken because the risk of drought spreading in the world is serious , the lack of water in countries with large economies, such as the united states and china, is increasing . the global area has increased in western canada, which was still witnessing a fire tornado with the fire in reagan. across canada , more than 15 million hectares have burned so far this season , which is an area larger than greece, which is twice the size of the last quorum, which is 7 and 310 million hectares. it includes previous fires in this country the resistance of the province of british columbia called the speed o

all of these are on the agenda of the united states southern community. i am the director of the more women's, more power initiative and i'm joined by my colleague, the director of the project. we are delighted to welcome general laura richardson, the commander of the united states southern command to talk about her perspective on what's happening down south. >> general richardson is an army aviator flying blackhawk helicopters. she has trained soldiers, she has deployed into iraq and afghanistan in combat. she seen policymaking at the highest level of the white house and understands the role of congress. i was fortunate to meet her, first while in a key role of legislative liaison or she built relationships with members of congress to establish policy and importantly, fund the army. i also got to meet her again during her deployment to afghanistan. where i saw her lead in a very complex and challenging security environment. i can think of no better leader than general richardson to tackle these tough issues and strengthen our look -- our relationships in

united states that are emanating from that region. migration, transnational criminal organizations, illegal fishing, all of these are on the agenda of the united states southern command. i am the director of the smart women, smart power initiative and i'm joined by my colleague, the director of the aerospace security project at csis. we are delighted to welcome general laura richardson, the commander of united states southern command to csis, to talk about her perspective on what's happening down south. general richardson is an army aviator flying helicopters. she's trained soldiers, deployed into a rack -- into iraq and afghanistan, has seen policymaking at the highest levels and understands the role of congress. i had the pleasure of meeting her when she was in the role of legislative liaison, where she met relationships with members of congress to establish policy and fund the army, and also got to meet her again during her deployment to afghanistan, where i saw her lead in a complex and challenging security environment , so i can think of no better leader than general richardson to tackle these tough issues and strengthen our relationship. it's a privileg

the southern border of the united states has become virtually uncontrolled flow of drugs. through it, it has grown many times, respectively , the demand for south american cocaine has sharply increased, as a result of the drug map and strengthened and little by little, the civil authorities of a number of countries are taking over. the murder of presidential candidates in ecuador is another step in turning this country into a narco-state, while the authorities are still resisting, but corruption and violence in the region are already almost all strong. a natural disaster is unfolding in hawaii 53 people died as a result of forest fires , the authorities do not exclude that the number of victims may increase from the island of maui, where the elements are raging , dozens of people were evacuated; historical buildings turned to ashes in total , according to local authorities , 271 infrastructure facilities were destroyed or damaged by the elements. dozens of people were injured. belarusian weekends are waiting for summer contrasts, heat, wind and heavy rain are expected on s

was -- there were a lot of composers and musicians coming over from the caribbean to the southern united statese sort of combination of african music that was imported to this country, caribbean music imported to this country made this new kind of rhythmic and musical sort of stew, gumbo if you will -- a lot of us from louisiana -- really made something new that was uniquely american. i think that jazz is really the first type of music that is really a new genre that really comes from america that we see as uniquely american, because it is a mixing of various cultures i came here and made something new, which is essentially what the whole american experiment is about. host: the next piece we are going to play is one i'm sure we are all familiar with and it is from 1814. >> ♪ oh say can you see, by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous night ♪ ♪ or the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that

interaction with the peninsula ranges of baja california that extend into the southern part of the state of california and the unitedrstorm activity by the time it gets to southern california. but that's not really where we're expecting the main threat. we're expecting the main threat to be from all this moisture, instability and strong winds that are coming up from the gulf of california to the east of baja. they already saw an uptick in shower and thunderstorm activity today across southern nevada and portions of arizona. and that should really increase over the next few days. sunday and monday, you're expected to be the worst days for heavy rainfall. and the general forecast calls for 75—150mm of rainfalljust broadly with local amounts of 250mm. now, if we were in the southern and eastern united states, this might havejust a modest impact depending on the place, 24 21t on the website, you can keep up—to—date with the latest storage. we are looking ahead to the international on sunday of the women's world cup. that is all on bbc news. —— the latest stories. after a very stormy start to the weekend, it looks like c

taking buses north and in some cases walk for many days, if not weeks to get to the southern borders and united states. when they got there and crossed into the united states, mostly in texas, that's when the buses brought them here to new york city from republican governors in the southern states who simply don't want the migrants there and put them on the buses here to new york. and basically told new york, this is your problem. now, many of these migrants just want to work. that's all they want to work to support their families back home and try to make a living. that is all that they want. and what they're finding is, when they get here, after these long, long, perilous journey to get here is it they do, since we cannot get their work permits to be able to legally work in this country. or here in new york city. so many are just doing whatever they can to make 50 cents 75 cents, even a dollar just to try and make it each day until they can try to get their work permit. but the new york city government is saying, basically there's no more beds we can't get you a work permit. and they're saying, tell

we need a president of the united states who shuts down our southern border. d a president of the united states who will mobilize our military and authorize lethal force against the cartels. if you are going to sex traffic children into the united states and you are going to allow them to funnel fentanyl into the country killing tens of thousands americans, we cannot let that happen. we also need a president of the united states who holds people like anthony found she -- dr. anthony fauci credible. we cannot let the country to descend into a fauci dystopia. they are talking but mask mandates even though we know they don't work. you saw biden on camera talking about he was going to go to congress and advocate for more spending for a covid vaccine that he said actually works. buckle your seatbelts, because they will be having more restrictions. at least, they will try to push this stuff. how about we have a president on day one that rips up all of biden's executive orders. literally, day one. and the congressman talked about a president that opens up domestic ene

united states. he's failed to faithflly execute our laws at the southern border of the united states.ated the worst crisis in american history. the student loan giveaway he was going to ask truck drivers to pay their taxes to pay off the student loans of graduate students was potentially an unconstitutional power grab that i rejected. i'll support the republican nominee, and i'm going to continue to work my heart out to make sure that it's me. >> mr. vice president, we'll be looking forward to the next debate and seeing you there. appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you, nancy. good to be with you. >>> with you we turn now to former new jersey governor chris christie. governor, good morning. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, nancy. it's good to be here. >> do you take issue with former president trump making money off of his mugshot? >> look, there's almost nothing anymore that he can do that would surprise me in terms of the ongoing rift. donald trump promised the country when he ran in 2016 he would drain the swamp. all he did was rearrange the swamp, rear

. >> joe biden threw open the southern border of the united states and now millions of people are cominge surviving roommating on both sides of the border. as president, we'll secure the southern border of the united states of america. i recognize as well that the cartels are international para military criminal organization. reporter: you know, this is something we've heard all candidates touch on president trump has talked about his success in the role and how he'd build the wall and democrats like rfk junior talking about this situation calling it unsustainable. locally i hear politicians, local elected officials on both sides of the aisle talking about how big of a problem it is here and you'll continue to see that problem as more come into our country. stuart. stuart: you got that right. thanks, madison. the owner of a quality inn in up state new york is near the canadian border and he's offering up his hotel to the migrants in new york city. gary is with us. first of all, gary, have you heard back from the mayor about your offer to house the migrants in your hotel? >> no, for month

. >> when joe biden took over, he threw open the southern border of the united states in the wave ofanity, the wave of fentanyl that has been eloquently described here is a wave of human tragedy across this country. country keeping in mind, of course, this is just the first of the gop debate. so it is important to point out that this -- anything can happen. and it depends on how they fare over the next few days. we will see what the feedback is like. many of them will be back for another at least another one. and we will learn a lot more about that. for now, back to you. term of there's several weeks before the next one. we will have to see how the polls move during that time. kevin corke, thank you. let's get. let's get back to see milton and joe concha. a mix up a grade point, steve. the next debate is 30 -- 34 days away. so you wonder how much room in the polls, what is the movement there and if there is no movement, do you foresee repeat some of the candidates, doug burgum, maybe chris christie, maybe others as and you know what? maybe it is time are back are a little bit. >> ste

interaction with the peninsula ranges of baja california that extend into the southern part of the state of california in the unitede time he gets to southern california but that is not really where we are expecting the main threat. we are expecting it to be from all this moisture, instability and strong winds coming up from the gulf of california into the east of bajar. they saw an uptick in thunderstorm activity today in nevada and portions of arizona and that should increase over the next few days. sunday and monday are expected to be the worst days for heavy rainfall and the forecast calls for 75 to 100 millimetres of rainfall, just broadly, with local amounts to 250 millimetres. if we were in the southern areas of the united states this might have a modest impact, depending on the place, may become moderate impacts, but we are dealing with the deserts and the ground is very hard. you are dealing with rugged topography. the mountains come up very sharply. you are also dealing with — because it is a desert, whether we are talking about the mojave desert, which is the lower desert, which is the lower desert or th

we secured the southern border of the united states of america and reduced illegal immigration and asylumen took over, he threw open the southern border of the united states and wave of humanity and fentanyl is a wave of tragedy across the country. martha, you began this evening talking about who is best prepared to be the next president of the united states? i have to tell you with all humility, i was there when we negotiated through the government shut down and got the funding available to build the wall. i was negotiating on capitol hill around the clock and i negotiated the remain in mexico policy on behalf of the president of the united states. you're so right because we used economic pressure to bring the mexicans to the table and they allowed us to have people wait in mexico while applied for asylum and ended asylum use overnight and got the mexicans to deploy their national guard to their southern boarder and our southern border as never before. i want to props you as president of the united states of america, i will engage mexico the exact same way and we will partner with the me

of the external situation is aggravated by the lack of normal sane control over the southern border of the united statesecause there are large-scale administrations of migration b1 with this, they are not particularly fighting against the trump wall. they must have begun to disassemble, that is, not even to finish it. eh, they just take it apart. well, well , of course with the flows. grants will go and flows of drugs and it is likely that the users of these same drugs will vote in presidential elections. next year will be just over democrats. from publications that build walls on drug routes. in general, american problems that are becoming more acute are the rapid growth of crime and drug addiction , probably. they are interconnected. after all, with the loot, it may well go to drugs, the drug addict will rob the demon and the modern appearance of the state, which is about to drown in its mirror of narcissism. mine went beyond the streets and lanes behind every house. on august 30, there was a raid directly on the center of kursk, i had to crawl out under the rubble of the house. affected the most the

making it the deadliest wildfire in united states, at least in the last 100 years of the united states history. we are seeing this as we are seeing extreme heat in the southerning these extreme weather events over and over again and they are only getting more common. t, t t, , t, again and they are only getting more common. t, t t, t, common. paul, here, closer to home, there have — common. paul, here, closer to home, there have been _ common. paul, here, closer to home, there have been wildfires _ common. paul, here, closer to home, there have been wildfires in _ there have been wildfires in tenerife, heat waves of very hot temperatures across europe too. yes. temperatures across europe too. yes, no question- _ temperatures across europe too. yes, no question- it — temperatures across europe too. yes, no question. it brings _ temperatures across europe too. yes, no question. it brings into really sharp— no question. it brings into really sharp focus this whole question of the so—called costs of going green. the costs— the so—called costs of going green. the costs of— the so—called costs of going green. the costs of tackling climate change _ the costs of tac