when they got back to the west coast washe almost no place for anyone to live.ot ended up in worse condition stand camp because they were temporary trailers aligned airbases or airstrips in the corners of l.a. county next to dumps and northrop grumman plants and smelting plants some never recovered. and these temporary trailer camps were there the rest of their lives even h though before the war they had great jobs as teachers or factories then the war stripped all the money and they lost their house and then they had to live in barracks are trailers - - or trailers. i've become pretty passionate about thislw beyond the book. and then to understand this history so to give a talk or the presentation somewhere but as long as people learn the historyau and become more informed americans because of it i feel like i have done my job. [applause] >> you largely insert my first question but in reading this and listening to you today with the under small of angst that is going on up and down the west coast from the economic and political and social standpoint. how do you

the impact of the west coast with fdr's own almost neo-racism in his own in his own way. yeah, that's that's interesting because like so much of what fdr ended up doing here was basically just abdicating responsibility, right? he said okay these people on the west coast. he's military commanders think that this is necessary. they wrote an executive order. that was just very vague which technically could have allowed for the incarceration of german or italian americans, even though nobody writing it knew or everybody writing it knew that that would never be used for that and i think that like you said sort of that angst on the west coast. filtered its way up, but as we saw and i didn't mention this in the talk, and i probably should have is that you know only japanese-americans in washington, oregon, california and a very small sliver of arizona had to go to the camps. so if you lived across the state line in nevada, you were fine if you lived in if you're a japanese-american lived in chicago or denver or salt lake city, you could or wyoming. yes. yeah exactly the and and

avanti west coast normally runs seven trains per hour on the west coast main line.an hour. london euston, and manchester services are the worst affected, with trains reduced from three per hour to just one. avanti west coast blame the timetable reduction on the current industrial relations climate. prior to these cancellations, many of these trains were running as a result of drivers volunteering for overtime, but the number of volunteers has fallen sharply. this has led to an accusation from the transport secretary, grant shapps, that this is an unofficial strike. aslef deny that accusation. it says avanti west coast simply haven't hired enough drivers, and says that train companies in general have lost the goodwill of their employees. the labour mayors of both manchester and london put the blame of the dispute firmly at the door of the train company. all parties are a bit to blame, but for avanti to say that it's all down to the drivers who don't want to work on their rest days is actually pretty outrageous, because the drivers have every right not to work on thei

i think there was angst on the west coast.we saw tonight didn't mention this and i probably should have only japanese-americans in washingtonre or in california ad a small sliver of arizona had to live in camps. if you look across the state line i y in nevada you lived inf you are japanese-americans who lived in chicago ward denver, salt lake city exactly and there's a small part in the book where young man who is japanese american who is at a wyoming -- comes at a camp and gets to go home to his family were all the japanese american teenagers had to go back kind barb wire in the most example of that is japanese americans in hawaii for the most part for it in the camps. you would think that would be the real place where you would put japanese-americans in camp. and it just showed how unnecessary and capricious it was. he would certainly think there was one i in hawaii but i think that again a lot of this comes down to it fdr focusing most of his energy on european theater definitely not on the home front in saying okay if john

avanti west coast, greater western, greater anglia, hull trains, south—eastern and west midlands trainske previously. it was at the end ofjuly. the train drivers union aslef said they want a wage that reflects the cost of living and terms and conditions need to be protected. the companies say they want to give a pay rise to drivers but they need to have reforms in place to be able to pay for those pay rises. in terms of the disruption we can expect, some companies will have no services. some will be limited. there is a suggestion there could be a knock—on impact on some other train services so the advice is to check before you travel. �* ., ., ,., ~ ., travel. and i thought about avanti west coast _ travel. and i thought about avanti west coast because _ travel. and i thought about avanti west coast because a _ travel. and i thought about avanti west coast because a limited - travel. and i thought about avanti i west coast because a limited service from sunday?— west coast because a limited service from sunday? yes. there has been an arc ument from sunday? yes. there has been an argumen

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there could be more disruption for train travellers as avanti west coast introduces a reduced timetablerikes. the company, which operates trains between london and the north west and scotland, says the new timetable will run until further notice due to "severe staff shortages". ramzan karmali has this report/ just a day after the latest industrial dispute hit the railways, another major disruption is hitting customers who travel on avanti services. a reduced timetable see a drop in services. avanti west coast normally has... it will have now only four per hour. ava nti west coast avanti west coast blazoned the time to production and the current industry relations problem. prior to these cancellations, many trains are running as a result of drivers volunteering for overtime, but the number of volunteers has fallen sharply. this has led to an accusation from the transport secretary. that this is an unofficial strike. aslef denies the accusation and says that avanti simply has quite an of drivers at the train companies in general have foster goodwill of their employees. labour mayor of man

because most of the ellen g are most of the gas projects are on the west coast of canada. and by the way, a number of them involve fracking, which has been questioned in canada, as well as internationally to get that gas from the west coast to the east coast of canada, where it could then go out to a country, an importer, like germany, would require a major pipeline and there is some debate in canada about whether the costs of constructing such a pipeline are justified. given that this would essentially be a transitional project because canada is very determined to move away from fossil fuels toward net 0. therefore, questions about whether the investment costs can be recouped and that's why candidate self has been stressing that it's interested in doing some hydrogen diplomacy, but not necessarily ellen g. then the grand w's chief, political correspondent, belinda, thank and out of some of the other global business stories making news. germany's exports to non e u countries fell 7.6 percent in july, as, according to new government figures published earlier today, the drop

we will shoot temperatures around the west coast.re going to think the thermostat is broken on the west coast. look at seattle and portland. right now, near 80 degrees! at 11:00, we got heat advisories in the pacific northwest for friday. so, yes, the file will slow down your morning commute at times. it will keep the temperature is in check during the day tomorrow. right now, 80s and 60s. there you go. golden gate bridge, 57 degrees. enough breeze to keep air quality mostly good around the central bay and north bay and inland valleys around the east bay. santa clara valley with moderate range. a lot less wildfire smoke than earlier this week. the map shows the low clouds, locally, and morning sunshine for the afternoon. low clouds, west of the golden gate bridge. sunshine for santa cruz. the fog, sticking around at half moon bay. warning temperatures, 70s and 60s. dress in layers for the kids off to school. as early as lunchtime, t-shirt weather again. 70s and 80s for valley locations. highs tomorrow, not bad. mostly 80s to low 90s.

avanti west coast introduction of changes to contracts.ut they've been announcing that over the tannoy is in london euston, that drivers have been unavailable for a voluntary overtime at short notice, and that has led to cancellation. they save this way, they can provide a reliable service, fewer trains going to manchester and birmingham and glasgow, they say that —— aslef says that this is not an unofficial strike. now it is time for a look at the weather. there is still an amber weather. there is still an amber weather warning. weather. there is still an amber weatherwarning. heavy weather. there is still an amber weather warning. heavy showers and thunderstorms for northern ireland, temperatures in the north in the mid 20s but further south in the mid—30s once again. it's 34 and 35 degrees. through this evening and overnight downpour start to creep a bit further east, is still hot, especially in southern and eastern areas, temperatures and one or two spots not falling below 20 degrees. heavy showers and thunderstorms could be more wides

decades, contessa you talk about going back to the year 2000, every single time there's been a west coast expiry of their contract, their labor contract, we've seen a dramatic uptick in volume and that volume hasn't come back and we're the fastest growing port in the last two years and the east coast is outpacing the west coast the trans pacific cargo from asia, you look back at ten years 71%, 72% market share and the east coast and gulf were in the 20s. today, the west coast is 58% and we're in the 35% to 40% range. so that shift has been going on for a long time. this year there's another negotiation going on and you're absolutely right cargo is being diverted to the east coast so we're seeing an increase in volume july was up 18% and august will be the all-time record and this was the first time we handled 300,000 con tauners in one month so that's incredible. >> a lot of the operators and the heads of logistics and for various companies bringing us a a of-relief. nah thank you. >>> coming up, our restaurant trade series looks at the payment processors they still expect you to pay, con

emily: you mentioned west coast markets are taking a little longer to come back.hinking about san francisco and how it has been a struggle to get workers back to the office. how are you thinking about this and uber's own flexible work policies? do you see the flexibility you are giving workers holding up into next year? dara: it does feel like a tale of two coasts. when we look at the east coast, new york am a even atlanta, austin, dallas, our business is roaring back at this point and we feel great about it. the san francisco market, los angeles, seattle, they are certainly coming back but when you look at absolute levels versus pre-pandemic levels, it is a very different story. we will keep pushing and do our part to make sure we've got ample supply in those markets and the service works very well. emily: you can check out the full interview with dara khosrowshahi on bloomberg.com. the results are -- bloomberg server 1500 investors about the musk-saga. we will tell you where they are placing their bets next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to bloomberg

historically on the west coast with last year's, a drama that is then increasingly congested on the east coast lately during the first 5 months of this year, the volume of loaded containers reaching the port of new york and new jersey rose 12% from the same period a year ago. surges of inbound cargo and limited storage is slowing down. dockworkers and trucking companies trying to handle the situation. a situation that is bound to create even more problems. it is horrific at the ports in the east coast ports just simply aren't as large and they can't handle as much. so even though there's less volume, it's just as bad as far as congestion goes. shipping officials believe a slowdown in cargo may come soon as retailers are cutting back due to a slowdown in consumer spending and large amount of inventory from last year. but overseas worries with workers striking at the uk port of felixstowe. we may continue to see supply troubles here stateside. we are a globally connected world. so it will undoubtedly affect us. >> that was kelsey currency reporting the issues at the ports, especially o

ava nti west coast operates country's main rail operators.has been plagued by staff shortages and last—minute cancellations. in one week alone, almost 300 services were scrapped. it has come up with changes to help it cope. the company extended many advance ticket sales to date until september when the advanced timetable is finalised. services have been cut from three an hour to an hourly services. it says the amended timetable will be in place untilfurther the amended timetable will be in place until further notice. there is finger—pointing as well. the company says this is due to staff sickness, but also says it is due to the majority of drivers making themselves unavailable for overtime in a coordinated fashion, and the current industrial relations climate. the driver is�* union, aslef, says the company is lying and simply needs to recruit more staff. the company has been relying on the goodwill of drivers, clearly, to work extra hours and work on days off to provide those services, and without that, they can't do that, and it is apologisi

. 17 million along the west coast. 27 million impacted by a heat advisory from washington to california and we're going to see temperatures into the triple digits, into the upper 90s along the coast m 107 in sacramento. 14 degrees above average, and the sizzling temperature also stay in place not only today but through friday sacramento into the triple digits fresno, same story ar midwest. green base,y. hot for many, and we're also tracking slow-moving storms in a few minutes. >> thank you, michelle >>> "early today" is back with an apology from ezra miller. >>> and brittney griner appeals her russian prison sentence. you just grab and squeeze. dawn platinum's more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your countertops, and to pre-treat stains on laundry. fast. easy. dawn platinum ez-squeeze. flip the way you clean dishes. i get bladder leaks. i didn't want to feel like i was wearing the pads i wore when i was twelve. then i tried the always discreet pads. they fit perfectly in the p

imperial irrigation district, known as i, i d holds the largest and oldest water rights on the west coast a good morning. how you doing? good rubber. welcome the i b robert shatt lar of the i. d wants to show jeff i'm an yeti, his agricultural associations fields. many of the water writes from the colorado river belong to the id agricultural association. the idea knows the value of its water without water, though everything here would disappear. ivy's main concern is the protection of its water rights and these have been argued for the years, but we we still have these water right that for, for this water, for mainly for agriculture purposes. yes, sir, in this appellate industry, but it's really important that we keep that because we are providing food and fiber for the nation. without water, there is no agriculture, but how effectively is agriculture using the precious resource and what is it being used for? to grow feed crops, for example, this here is alpha hay which is used for cattle. and what we're coming up on is couple fields of alfalfa. and what we see here is, sprinkler irrigati

. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show.east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of s

so if you don't want your city to become like a west coast city, it's time for america to wake up andlecting better prosecutors throughout the country. >> jason: absolutely, you have to pay attention, you are a former federal prosecutor and u.s. attorney. i want to move on to something that donald trump posted today on true social. and wrote in part "major motion pertaining to the fourth amendment will soon be filed concerning eight illegal break into my home in mar-a-lago right before the ever important elections. president trump's attorney just told fox moments ago that the motion is coming very soon. possibly within hours, what is your initial reaction? >> well, jason, the fourth amendment protects from unlawful search and seizure, and the reality is the search warrant does have some issues. my guess is that the president's legal team will file a motion that argues with subsections c in the search warrant is overbroad. i mean that in essence, jason, think about if you have a search warrant that indicates you can search for any document, is there any place in that residence that the

front page of the california-based newspaper play different interested in the fires that hit the west coast the los angeles times is a great first. i'm a fan of newsletters gathering organizations on the things you need to know i don't agree need differing views on the california fires, you need to know what the air quality is, i also loved the vaccine newsletter from new york times took talk about vaccine rates because are so heartening and rather reading wire will bring cloth masks and that doesn't fit the description of woke, expect that by saying, we used to get our seersucker is in the beginning of the vaccine and now we should know we need and 95. what are we talking about i don't need an essay on that. maybe it's a woke thing i don't now. >> i'm worried about you. >> i was inspired to go to amazon and buying n95 and in 90s about how to be thin or magic on people. getting us to fan into rich seems to be the goal of soft journalism i hate that stuff if you want to know that the michiganow newspaper i have an attribute to michigan lives. choose the things you want to be informed about i

one with us, the reason is stronger, hold on. dad's heart soon 14 scientists went to the west coast ofhe taimyr peninsula to continue the scientific and practical experiment on the storage of permafrost products research that has been going on for more than a century. start opening our second vault of canned sausage, crackers are waiting in the wings. it's been over 100 years now. the year 1900 has never been the first and only experiment like this. fire around zaporizhzhya npp after shelling, forests are on fire, two power units were connected our correspondent is on the spot. destroyed, warehouse ammunition, russian artillerymen struck an accurate blow, the result is visible from a drone. smog from forest fires in moscow and syktyvkar in ryazan canceled city day in rostov-on-don reed fire burns, localized great britain most likely buys russian oil in third countries. what curious facts did the british media find out? and how much gas costs on the european market now? absolutely a record has been broken. remember the feat of slovakia almost from the memory of soviet soldiers. more tha

gas industry in your meeting and in back in montreal, you're going to toronto, you're going to west coast newfoundland, but you're not going to calgary, which is the arguably the energy capital of canada. what do you say to the natural gas industry in canada, which says we have among the cleanest molecules, we can be a transition fuel. we have a role to play, they weren't even able to get a meeting with this with this visit. we know that canada has extraordinary expertise concentrated in alberta in energy production for the world . and natural gas will be an important part of it. even as we move towards hydrogen, we have to figure out how to de carbon eyes that process and ensure that we can supply the energy that not just germany and europe need. but that the world is going to need in the coming years. alberta, saskatchewan, newfoundland, and other places are going to be essential players in the net 0 economy, we're building in the expertise that oil and gas workers have brought to bear in that industry. over the past decades will be essential and how we build a net 0 future, not just fo

we can see temperature continuing to rise, not just on the west coast, but down in the south. now there is some relief for the desert southwest as the storms and showers continue here, southern showers pick up across the mid west, pushing into eastern areas of canada. and we've also got those severe storms continuing to roll their way out east, across the se, in states of the us. now, as we move to central america, it's a very wet picture for the north west of mexico. we have seen some flash flooding in sonora estate. we've also got a weak tropical wave that's moving across the yucatan peninsula, bringing heavy rain here, and that will edge into the bay of cam picture. by the time we get into friday. and i just want to show you this as we move to south america. we've got a cold front bringing a rush of severe storms working their way north by friday. ah, discover a world of difference and determination. i am talking about when we are moving freedom with shocked soldiers among the 16 people, corruption with compassion, al jazeera wooten, a selection of the best films from across

it's looking largely quiet along the west coast. if we have a look at the 3 day for a while, the temperature lingers above the average sunshine through to the we can not fight you to the east of this. we are seen no storms continued the desert southwest has seen some flash flooding. well, you can see there the wet weather continuing, stretching all the way to the southeast corner. some of those showers in storms getting rather nasty down towards the deep south and the gulf coast. we're also going to see things ton wessa for that northeast corner temperatures. here coming down as the wet and windy weather sweeps in suddenly for new york, but they will be some improvement by friday with sunshine. now we've had a lot of hot and dry weather effect, northern areas of mexico, we've got a severe drought here. we have seen some flash flooding though, from the heavy rain that continues along the west coast. we're going to see the rain pick up as well for the yucatan peninsula. heavy falls here, but much twice for costa rica and panama by fri

historically on the west coast with last year's, a drama that is then increasingly congested on the ar, the volume of loaded containers reaching the port of new york and new jersey rose 12% from the same period a year ago. surges of inbound cargo and limited storage is slowing down. dockworkers and trucking companies trying to handle the situation. a situation that is bound to create even more problems. it is horrific at the ports in the east coast ports just simply aren't as large and they can't handle as much. so even though there's less volume, it's just as bad as far as congestion goes. shipping officials believe a slowdown in cargo may come soon as retailers are cutting back due to a slowdown in consumer spending and large amount of inventory from last year. but overseas worries with workers striking at the uk port of felixstowe. we may continue to see supply troubles here stateside. we are a globally connected world. so it will undoubtedly affect us. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. amazon. meanwhile, finding new ways to boost revenue. it's planning to add a secon

it is is not just on the east and the west coast >> reporter: katie and paul are desperate. >> two years have gone by and now we are realizing that no matter what we do to change our process, it is a lot harder than we thought >> reporter: they want to get married but are first hoping to buy a house and have an eye on wisconsin and the surrounding area they moved in with paul's mother to save money. trying to be competitive, but all of their offers so far rejected in a market short on inventory. >> even seeing a house within an hour it is already gone. >> why is it such a popular place to move to the mayor campaigned on the promise of addressing the housing problem. >> the lack of housing and affordable housing keeps me up at night a lot of the business partners are looking at growing and expanding and need more housing to employ more folks >> reporter: different studies show a massive shortage of housing. estimates ranging from more than 1.6 million units in the u.s. happening in places across the midwest and the south, metro areas like wichita, kansas, michigan and decuture, alabama we

heat continues to build for the likes of seattle western areas of canada and along much of the west coast of the u. s. it's a similar story for the east coast. those storms have shifted off out to sea, leaving hot and humid conditions in places like new york city and washington dc. but it is a very wet story across the u. s. gulf coast, as it is for western areas of mexico. tropical moisture moving in, bringing some heavier falls to the west coast that show ever, ah, ah, quiet streets and occur few in khaki, ukraine gets sent to markets independence. they him, if he is russia could intensify its attacks. any potential damage is operation is suicidal. the un urges russia and ukraine to protect europe, launches nuclear plant, warning the fighting is increasing danger of a disaster. ah, are you watching al jazeera life from doha with need for lee back people? also a head, a caught in thailand is said to hand down a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. ah, full military honors, as brazil's president welcomes the inbound heart of a portuguese emperor. critics accu

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heat continues to build for the likes of seattle western areas of canada and along much of the west coast of the u. s. it's a similar story for the east coast. those storms has shifted off out to sea, leaving hot and humid conditions in places like new york city and washington dc. but it is a very wet story across the u. s. gulf coast, as it is for western areas of mexico. tropical moisture moving in, bringing some heavier falls to the west coast that show ever ah, this november will come into cut off. a domain of it gets closer with every step of the way. i'm going to go over that with a new sure. each month i seems, can expect some strong support hearing counsel bringing the latest news from the teams and friends in different regions across the globe as they looked away to their model. petto, 2022. the woke up. come back with everyone else. oh no, julia. ah ah ah, welcome back. our top stories on al jazeera of his sour ukraine is set to hold muted independence. these celebrations after warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks as strict curfew is in place in the ne hinsley of khaki and a

heat continues to build for the likes of seattle western areas of canada and along much of the west coast of the u. s. it's a similar story for the east coast. those storms have shifted off out to sea, leaving hot and humid conditions in places like new york city and washington dc. but it is a very wet story across the u. s. gulf coast, as it is for western areas of mexico. tropical moisture moving in, bringing some heavier falls to the west coast that show ever. ah. what is the issue with this witness differences? change witness happiness with sunlight. witness do not witness loss with charity. witness. witness, close. witness, family. witness friends. the beginning. witness to witness life witness with ah ah ah, welcome back here watching out. as a reminder, our top story is this, our ukraine set to hold muted independence day celebrations. after warnings, russia may ramp up its attacks, a strict cavaliers in place in the northeastern city of khaki and authorities in the capital. keith have banned mass gatherings for the whole week. the you on security council has held an emergency meet

. >> good morning, we continue to see dry weather on the west coast and that means more fires.e the winds are high, the air is really dry and they still need some rain. now for your thursday running into thursday evening, northern california up across the pacific northwest still a couple areas there where more fires could break out. obviously it has been so dry for so long. now you look across the country and it continues to be, yes, portions of the west coast where even more monsoonal rains on the interior west dry on the west coast otherwise rainy across the country and actually cooler here on this thursday morning as you're looking at a lot of temperatures in the 60s and 70s. a week ago, couple days ago these would have been up in the 80s. one spot really cooling off after a big heat wave over the weekend and beginning part of this week is new york city. one last day, the entire northeast. one last day where temperatures are going to be hot and sticky and suddenly the numbers drop back off with daytime highs dropping to the 70sor closer to 80 degrees interior new england eve

corresponded sweet love has details tonight from our west coast newsroom in los angeles.ornia radiologist dr. jack chan says he developed internal injuries after he started testing a chemical in his morning are it because he suspected his wife was poisoning him in their $3 million orange county home, so we installed a nanny cam, and will, the video doesn't look good pick of the secret videos appear to show, on three separate occasions, 45 year old dr. emily grabbing drano from beneath the kitchen sink and then pouring the dangerous drain cleaner into her husband's cup he was diagnosed with ceramic ulcers and inflammation of the esophagus. not surprising considering drano can burn through hair, skin, and that. emily was arrested on suspicion of poisoning pack of the orange county d.a. says she has not been formally charged yet. she posted $30,000 bond last friday and is due back in court on november 3rd. dr. chan filed for a restraining order writing in part, "i am fearful of being in the same home and in the presence of respondent you to respondents recorded attempts to p

yeah, it was actually all the way up through oregon and the entire west coast, right?nce. yeah. >> stark warnings today for americans against traveling to the northern part of mexico's baja, california. that includes cities such as tijuana and sonata and rita. it's because of gang violence that has erupted there and it was intense over the weekend. drug cartels shut down much of the region and reportedly threatened the government. a number of cars and buses and other vehicles were set on fire. the mexican national guard has been called out. >> you might hear about this, you know, once in a great while i always been every commit to want why we still say we go out at night, we you know, we we do a lot of things in the city and today's the first time or i i don't feel safe. >> so far more than a dozen suspects have been detained. the iranian government is denying having any involvement in the attack on author salman rushdie. she was stabbed friday while attending an event in western new york. his agent says he suffered a damaged liver severed nerves and an arm and an inju

a drought has officially been declared in south west wales, stretching from swansea to the west coast0 years. several other parts of britain are now officially drought zones, and wales joins several other areas here in red, in also enforcing a hose pipe ban. the places in blue will impliment restrictions in the next few days. 0ur correspondent tomos morgan has more details on the situation in wales, pembrokeshire. it's the first rain we've had in a month, well, since the end ofjuly, and before that, the last rain before that was in june, so we have not had a great deal. open to the public during the summer, peter and carol whitaker's pembrokeshire garden is a full—time garden. this is powdery mildew. it has affected this plant very, very badly, but it's really, really stressed. but this unprecedented period of hot and dry weather has been taking its toll on the national collection of monardas. i am really going to struggle and it's important to keep these plants alive, but i am going to lose plants and i know i am going to, and some of them are irreplaceable. all efforts are already b

comes to helping gemini get through this winter by and delivering more. ellen g is through it's west coast into the u. s. and to the asian market, because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down. and that in turn would benefit gemini as well pay routes. devastating explosion of 2020 is still breaking havoc and lebanon. 8 grain silos have collapsed as a result of damage sustained in the block 2 years ago. it's the 3rd such collapse this month. the silos have been destabilized after absorbing the impacts of the august blast in bay roots port caused by negligently stored ammonium nitrate fertilizer and which killed 200 people. a correspondent rosin simon, who is in beirut, told us more about the situation an emotional day here in beta with after the northern part of the beta port, silas collapse this morning. right behind me. families of the victims of the made with 40 exclusion are blocking the road facing debated for it to pressure the government to quickly implement strategies to reinforce the remaining southern part of the made with fort silas. earl

, you're looking at nasdaq of liquefaction capacity and terminals at canada, east coast, on the west coast. when you're looking at those, which means that in the immediate short term and also in the medium term, there's not really any significant way for canada to provide. and then g, 2 year old answer, germany and particular. right, i mean there's a lot of open questions there. you mentioned the fact that there's no liquefied natural gas terminals on the east coast and the fact that canada wants to scale back. it's carbon footprint anyway. so there's been the idea of canada, increasing its ellen g deliveries to asia and the u. s. galle scaling back those in favor of ship and more elegy to germany. does that sound more feasible, di? i think what, what this means is that it's in some years reshuffling of supply in the global balance. but when you look at the overall total amount of supply that is available for any gas consumer in the world, re on the, on the global scale, it means that the overall pool off gas is still unchanged. there's still the same amount of gas that is available for ev

it started on the west coast, but it's happening all over the country. you combine the dumbing down of our criminal laws with rogue prosecutors funded for many years by george soros and other liberal donors. and you have the perfect recipe for the citizens, the law abiding citizens being viewed as simply marks and sitting ducks for gangs of criminals. and i'm not exaggerating. in san francisco, you see this type of thing happening every day and it is young offenders under the age of 18 or 15 , sometimes wielding weapons and holding up tourists on a daily basis. throughout the city. so if you don't want your city to become like our west coast cities, it's time for americans to wake up and start electing better prosecutors throughout throughout the country. yeah, well, you got to pay attention now, brad , you were a former federal prosecutor ucits attorney. i want to move on to something that donald trump posted today on truth social. he wrote in part, quote, a major motion pertaining to the fourth amendment will soon be filed concerning the illegal break