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u. s. especially in st. lake, texas, florida, california, arizona. now are there a population is significantly higher and what is even more interesting is that this is the fastest growing ethnic group in the u. s. m. electorate. since or the last midterm elections. young latino are represent for example, 62 percent of the total growth of eligible voters as since the last midterm elections. and this is precisely the group of latinos i talked to in arizona. let's take a look. this is phoenix, capital of arizona. politically, eddie says, if state in this mid term elections, it went to biden by just 0.3 percent in 20. 20. i result many say was down to latino voters and minority group who could decide the upcoming mid terms as well. that is why everyone is looking at them. now. the latino community is the fastest growing voters group in this state. 32 percent of the eligible voters in arizona. our latinos, however, only 19 percent in this group are registered to vote. but latinos are becoming more likely than ever to register and vote. you're from africa a

u. s. states and mexico. the heart of the problem lies in lake meet the country's largest water reservoir. it's water level continues to fall and it's difficult to create a collaborative outcome when you have 7 states, a foreign country, mexico, the federal government, local governments, next year we will take 21 percent reduction in our water supply. mexico in nevada will take reductions, but california still will not take any reductions. hydrologist warned that such droughts will likely become more common and more severe in the future. personally i've, i believe that not enough people take the idea of climate change in human induced climate change. seriously enough, water is a limited resource. ah, many political science to say that it will be a battle ground in the future. ah, the lack of water creates political instability and the potential or conflict do it's, it's like, is this the most recent update to the u. s. drop monitor and reveal the startling figure. nearly 82 percent of the country is facing the abnormally dry conditions. if not worse, the highest percentage since the drop m

u. s. europe and even some middle eastern countries of lake lebanon. will the protests, top all the mules regime? and gilder? let me put that central question straight away to you. how dangerous is this for the regime? i think it's very dangerous. i think what daniel said, whatever happens this flame that we have been seeing on the streets in all over the country. it won't go out, it won't go away. and we see the young girls they have seen, they have felt. you cannot underestimate the importance of emotions here they have felt they have experienced freedom. they've taken off their, he job, they have dance on the streets. they have sang on the streets, they, they felt it all the experience at all. and it is true that the regime is cracking down very, very hard on every one, whatever, wherever they see something we've seen videos of security forces. so just shooting randomly on the street like things that, that's just unimaginable for us here. and even if they do end at some point, which we don't even know, i think also that it might just go on for weeks

the only spot falling victim to the lower water level. tear lake meet created by hoover dam is the largest man made water reservoir in the u. s. in terms of water capacity, however, the reservoir is water level has dropped visibly by unprecedented amounts in recent years. as christina, top flight attendant from germany visits hoover dam, she is alarmed by what she observed. i think the bell rang long time ago in this. it should keep on ringing and something has to be done about it. absolutely. it is very dangerously long, and we actually up a flight through. so we flew over here days ago, and just to see it also from above 40000 feet. i can show you pictures, it's unbelievable meets water level, shrink by a whopping 150 plus feet in the last 40 years. and ever growing so called white beth top ring here and at other reservoirs would have devastating effects for all us states in the lower colorado river basin for tens of millions of people and hundreds of thousands of businesses in nevada, arizona, california, and even in mexico, fixing this problem requires understanding where it starts in the rocky mountains, little global wa

the only spot falling victim to the lower water level. tear lake meet created by hoover dam is the largest man made water reservoir in the u. s. in terms of water capacity, however, the reservoir is water level has dropped visibly by unprecedented amounts in recent years. as christina, top flight attendant from germany visits hoover dam, she is alarmed by what she observed. i think the bell should have rang long time ago unless it should keep on ringing and something has to be done about it. absolutely. it is very dangerously long and we actually up a flight through. so we flew over here days ago, and just to see it also from above 40000 feet, i can show you pictures. it's unbelievable. meets water level, shrink by a whopping 150 plus feet in the last 40 years, an ever growing so called white beth top ring here and at other reservoirs would have devastating effects for all us states in the lower colorado river basin for tens of millions of people and hundreds of thousands of businesses in nevada, arizona, california, and even in mexico. fixing this problem requires understanding where it starts in the rocky mountains, due to

still with some lively showers, a little bit of lake effect, snow still a possibility, and what a 2 spots most of the u. s. will be dry by this day. still some warm flavor towards the west but not as warm as it has been recently 1617 celsius. therefore calgary and also for seattle loss. he drives we go on into friday, notice those temperatures falling away. wet weather does come into b. c at long last. when need the right? so that is good news and rain clearing away from that eastern side of canada, north east with us fi and dry, much of the u. s. of this state should be settled in sunny, very much in improving pitcher then. over the next couple of days. may monitor the caribbean. shame a storm sir. just rolling down towards yucatan potential and more, very heavy rain coming in to southern parts of mexico. more be down, pause here over the next day or so much central america seeing a scattering of showers, showers to for the greater entities. ah bollywood, a glamorous industry that attracts though seeking fame and fortune. i always told myself that sunday i was a famous. but for some hobbling bedrooms can

u. s. not a cloud sharing up here, one of the active weather system here, just making his way across the lakes to the east of the lakes. we've got some decent warmth in place, but over towards the out west, just around the rockies. in particular. it's on the cold seidel cold plans just coming in here because we have seen a fair amount of snow. things will warm up as we go through the next couple of days . but i went to weather that cooler weather that we are weather, try to sink its way for the southwards, over the next hour or so. still a few florida in around colorado. some went to where the coming into the place, eastern side of north america find a drive by the station. not too bad 18. so it's just, it's pretty good into what new york about where it should be. further north, west pacific northwest. we have got some cloud of right and some snow, mainly snow up into b. c there. and that'll continue to just drive its way. a little further south was as we go through friday by friday. remember that snow in colorado sliding down across sir, you mexico? we'll ask you to turn to rain as it pushes

u. s. preston to hands out. pardons for marana possession. we look at what's behind a decision. ah much cooler weather for the great lakes. hi everyone. good to have you with us. so temperatures knock back to 10 degrees in toronto. this cooler air will eventually move toward the northeast and some showers. this was so here's how you're going to start the weekend on saturday. new york, 14 boston down by about 10 degrees from friday right into saturday. ok back to the here and now to the west, we go higher temperatures here though for western candidate the pacific northwest. portland coming in at $28.00 and the sun's out of so high temperature is in parts of california that includes los angeles. that's above average for the sum of the year, with the high $31.00 degrees, but more cloud cover in this part of the world, but temperature is still doing pretty good for their tour to sell supper in st. louis 16 degrees. that's what you would expect to see for this sum of the year, blanketed in rain, panama, costa rica, nicaragua, and honduras. and then we've got this that could cook up into something tropical. we've got our eye on it also watc

u. s. is part that was one of the main points. russia may in response to the accusatory tone coming from the united states and its allies . human rights attorney diane culver lake, says it's clear who benefit the sabotage of the north stream pipelines. been made clear by the us for a long time. they didn't want north stream, they didn't want germany cozying up to russia. and again, by made the statement, when asked, can you prevent this? yeah, we have ways of preventing this, and this is the way, the other thing is that only a few countries in the world even have the capability to pull off what was done, you know, and under water damage to a very well engineered pipeline. so you put everything together. germany does benefit from this. russia doesn't benefit from it. you know, said all they had to do, say the word. and he turned on, you know, and i think russia would always want that, you know, ability to do that. and it would be a great leverage that russia would have with countries like germany and now it's gone. that leverage is gone. the only country i see benefiting is the us. that's why, by the way, i think you're not going to hear a lot about nord stream

toward the great lakes, but of unsettled weather, toward the desert southwest, around arizona, new mexico, including albuquerque with a hyphen 1900 degrees. and high temperature is around the u. s. gulf states in the thirty's and the suns out, for example, in houston with the high 32 degrees central america looks like there's some pretty heavy rounds of rain rolling through jamaica that eastern side of cuba on thursday . and some big storms we can track out, bubbling up around paraguay, pushing into the southeast of brazil. so we go for a closer look here. really disturbed whether anywhere from the river plate region into the southeast of brazil, including porto lake ray, with a high of $24.00 degrees c a later ah, a multibillion fill them in the street. but beyond that lit and glamour, those to survive. desperate to please their admissions, at least for the children to the hive and those so many dreams and aspirations that's just not left to meet, you know, body with dreams coming soon on our to 0. lou ah, here without just a reminder of our main store is this our north korea has fired a 2nd ballistic miss solid 2 days just as united nations security council met to discuss the

toward the great lakes, but of unsettled weather toward the desert southwest, around arizona in new mexico, including albuquerque with a hiv 19 degrees. and high temperature is around the u. s. gulf states in the thirties and the suns out, for example, in houston with a height of $32.00 degrees. central america looks like there's some pretty heavy rounds of rain rolling through jamaica that eastern side of cuba on thursday. and some big storms we can track out, bubbling up around paraguay, pushing into the southeast of brazil. so we go for a closer look here. really disturbed whether anywhere from the river plate region into the southeast of brazil, including puerto lake gray, with a high of $24.00 degrees seal later. ah, ivy case is the world's leading coker producer. but it's weak infrastructure makes traveling a challenge. we follow to drive zoom as he grapples with repairs to his men and yahoo! one of the few women to drive to remote villages. risk in at all. i, because on our do ah ah ah, welcome back. i picked them out about top stories here. this out, the u. s. i was condemned a series of massage launches by north korea. latest came as the un security council met to

u. s. a lot of cloud sharing up here. one of the active weather system here, just making his way across the lakes to the east of the lakes. we've got some decent warmth in place, but over towards the out west, just around the rockies. in particular, it's on the cold seidel cold plans. just coming in here because we have seen a fair amount of snow, things will warm up as we go through the next couple of days. but i want to weather that cooler weather that we're weather. try to think it's white by the southwards, over the next. as i say, still a few florida in around colorado. so much a weather coming into the place. east inside of north america, fine and dry by the station. not too bad 18. so it's just pretty get into what new york about where it should be for the north west pacific northwest. we have got some cloud of right and some snow mainly snow up into b c there. and that will continue to just drive its way a little further south was as we go through friday by friday. remember that snow in colorado sliding down across new mexico. we'll ask you to turn to rate as it pushes into wet texas. so some heavy a bus to find f

lake. that could become a huge problem in 2024 if those folks get a lasted and if they continue to swear allegiance to trump's lies instead of the u. snstitution. another issue, now, not in 2024, but now, is allegations of voter intimidation we are hearing. intimidation by vigilantes, some of them are now under investigation. last friday, two armed individuals in tactical gear were spotted at a ballot drop box in mesa, arizona. also in the grand canyon state, a group calling itself clean elections usa accused of stalking ballot boxes, taking photos of voters license plates, this is impacting mostly, we are towed, latino voters and in particular, the elderly. seniors often prefer a ballot drop off to standing in long lines, according to a lawsuit filed on behalf of those voters. and, yet clean elections usa has allegedly accused at least one voter, perhaps your average grandma, of being a mule. a mule is a reference to a fringe of voter fraud conspiracy that was amplified in the latest maga propaganda film, the widely discredited, fact challenged, 2000 mules. >> now, we come to the most important question of all, was the magnitude of

was recently spotted at the bottom of the lake to the lower water levels caused by three years of drought, and it had markings indicated it played a role in the u. srge patton's invasion of sicily in 1943. but authorities in shasta county say they have no idea how it ended up in that leak. interesting there's a lot of steve paulson. that was my question underwater to get there. yes we don't know . okay that's happening down towards lake powell and all that. like the water. looks like meat, like water levels are so low arches that they haven't been seen in 50 years. you can hike them now, you know that. i did not. yeah i mean, amazing. well, it's sad, but it's also the same thing. we do have a big big fog bank. there's also a low dropping over is giving us some partly cloudy skies and a little closer, which is produced a little bit of activity up in the mountains. now the low if it does, if it's strong enough to generate a slight offshore breeze, but there's just nothing going on. santa rosa is a south wind napa as a northwest fairfield west southwest. what about from sfl out a little more northwest west northwest, so really, not much of a northeas

toward the great lakes, but of unsettled weather, toward the desert southwest, around arizona in new mexico, including albuquerque with a high 1900 degrees. and high temperature is around the u. s. gulf states in the thirty's and the suns out, for example, in houston with the high 32 degrees central america looks like there's some pretty heavy rounds of rain rolling through jamaica that eastern side of cuba on thursday . and some big storms we can track out, bubbling up around paraguay, pushing into the southeast of brazil. so we go for a closer look here. really disturbed weather anywhere from the river plate region into the southeast of brazil including porto lake ray with a high of $24.00 degrees c later. the the me to the must be better in that emitted which weighted up ha, ah, it took a yamba please our federally what. what i ah, you know, if i have enough buddy to t o. b cleaning up we are, my new donder was about my vehicle. ah, ah m but it will give you the w a for your number a. let it waking it and i'll come near. got it. damn with roxanne on, will you tell i what are you shipping you? ah, yes, no. a bubble by you in to deductible shit. when you do call it, denby, a f