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we are seeing the devastating floods in europe, feeling and experiencing it on the west coast of american canada as well, the effects of the heatwaves which have been going on for weeks now and of course fires burning like never before right across the western united states. and of course john kerry is trying to drum up support for the cop26 meeting in glasgow later on this year. and talking about that event being about 100 days away, he is talking in terms of 100 days to save the world from climate change, for the next 100 years. so i think utilising all the rhetoric that he can muster to put pressure on those countries especially china, and this message is really the same to cut carbon emissions, to countries, to stop deforestation and those other big issues that all go together to hopefully halt the increase in temperatures that we are continuing to see across the world. i've noted the international energy agency saying now that 2023 is on track for having the highest levels of c02 output in human history. and a lot of the talk can feel very abstract, it's difficult to grasp, how impo

the and all the similar scenes on the west coast of america, either another huge blaze raging. there and it comes after 2 separate fires named dixie and fly merged into one of california. largest ever wildfires on saturdays swept through indian falls in the states north destroying run 20 homes and area equivalent to the site of singapore has not been destroyed by those on the wake of the recent rides sofa, africa is not recording a peek in covert cases. despite the government pushing people to wear masks and get vaccinated, there is huge hesitancy in the country wirelessly or filed this report from their alexandra, a township in johannesburg, suite city court, a ticking bomb by the south african human rights commission. crampton, overcrowded high levels of unemployment and at the same time, a lack of basic service delivery. add to that the fact that social distance thing is impossible because we often large families live in chapter one. and people say coming or washing faces. and it's no surprise that south africa account for nearly 40 the thing of corona virus relate to dick in

smoke from the huge wildfires burning on the west coast of america has drifted all the way across the haze over the east coast. officials in new york issued warnings for pregnant women and the elderly, due to poor quality, with cities as far apart as washington and toronto also affected. the disgraced former hollywood producer harvey weinstein has appeared in court in los angeles, where he pleaded not guilty to 11 charges of sexual assault. he had been extradited to california from new york where he is serving a 23—year prison sentence for rape. america's top general has acknowledged the taliban has "strategic momentum" in afghanistan. the general said the afghan army was consolidating its forces and trying to make sure the militants did not take control of any major population centres. but he said with the us withdrawal now 95% complete, the taliban control half the districts in the country. a significant amount of territory has been seized over the course of six, eight, ten months, sort of thing, by the taliban. so the strategic momentum appears to be sort of with the taliban. i spo

smoke from the huge wildrose burning in the west coast of america has drifted all the way across thecast a haze over the east coast. officials in new york issued warnings for pregnant women and the elderly due to the poor air quality. cities as far apart washington and toronto also affected. the disgraced former hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein has appeared in court in los angeles where he pleaded not guilty to 11 charges of sexual assault. not guilty to 11 charges of sexualassault. he not guilty to 11 charges of sexual assault. he had been extradited to california from new york where he is serving a 23 year prison sentence for rape. replace a fired tear gas and used water cannons against anti—vaccination protesters in athens. about 1500 people gathered in a position of the government proposal to order the mandatory vaccination of health care workers. a really last week grew more than 5000 protesters. to the olympics now where we have seen the start of the competition injapan ahead of that opening ceremony on friday. it began with women's softball, japan taking on australia

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smoke from the huge wildfires burning on the west coast of america has drifted all the way across the, to cast a haze over the east coast. officials in new york issued warnings for pregnant women and the elderly, due to the poor air quality, with cities as far apart as washington and toronto also affected. the disgraced former hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein has appeared in court in los angeles, where he pleaded not guilty to eleven charges of sexual assault. he had been extradited to california from new york, where he's serving a 23—year prison sentence for rape. greek police have fired tear gas and used water cannons against anti—vaccination protesters in athens. about 1,500 people gathered in opposition of the government's proposal to order the mandatory vaccination of health care workers. a rally last week drew more than 5,000 protesters. to the olympics now, where we've seen the start of the competition injapan ahead of the opening ceremony on friday. it began with women's softball — japan taking on australia in the opening event — and women's football — where there has

smoke from the huge wild fires burning on the west coast of america has drifted all the way across the to cast a haze over the east coast. officials in new york issued warnings for pregnant women and elderly due to poor quality with cities as far apart as washington and toronto also affected. the disgraced former hollywood producer harvey weinstein has appeared in court in los angeles where he pleaded not guilty to 11 charges of sexual assault. he had been extradited to california from new york where he is serving a 23 year prison sentence for rape. the united states has reached a deal with germany to allow completion of the controversial $11 billion nord stream two gas pipeline. the project will double russian gas exports to germany. there have been concerns over moscow using the energy is leveraged to exert political control in europe. as part of the deal, germany has committed to take steps including sanctions to prevent that from happening. david willis, our correspondent join us now from washington. david, why is the united states involved in whether or not a gas pipeline in europ

the prices from shipping goods from china to the west coast of america has quadrupled.hese things are very slow to readjust and rebound. on the flipside, we have a rebound in prices services. going to bars, restaurants, hairdressers. actually workers are not returning. they are happier having a drink at a bar rather than working behind the bar. dani: you mentioned some of the uptick in prices and commodities, having to do with specific companies. will margins be concern for a lot of these commodity focused companies? lucy: i think that will be the case. businesses have to absorb that rise in raw material costs. dani: i see. we have more to cover. now let's get over to the first word news with annabelle droulers. annabelle: hey. joe biden says his administration is issuing an advisory to u.s. companies about what may happen if they do business in hong kong. he said that the situation in the financial center is deteriorating and the chinese government is not keeping its commitment to hong kong. meanwhile, angela merkel has also pledged swift help for people affected by de

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look, i had a briefing from the wildfire service the yesterday and again today, the entire west coast of north america from baja to alaska is red hot. this is not a british columbia problem. it's not a candidate problem. it is a global challenge. and we all need to have citizens of the world coming together. school and college classes have been cancelled in british columbia, which means more play time, perhaps the extreme heat. and the search for relief looks like a climate emergency problem that just isn't going away. and the island nation of madagascar is paying a higher price for climate change, which it has done little to cause the words drowns in 40 years have left thousands in the indian ocean, stayed on the brink of starvation. 8 organizations say more has to be done to prevent a humanitarian disaster from becoming even worse. the fist was, was tal farmland. but now it's a desert. years of drought have destroyed nearly all of the crops here. strong winds sweeping away the soul of in some storms covering what's left and tie. a community is on the brink of starvation. people here have resorted to

you look, i had a briefing from the wildfire service yesterday and again today the entire west coast of north america from baja to alaska is red hot. this is not a british columbia problem. it's not a candidate problem. it is a global challenge and we all need to have citizens of the world coming together. sewland college classes have been cancelled in british columbia, which means more playtime. perhaps. that extreme heat. and the search for relief looks like a climate emergency problem that just isn't going away. and the island nation of madagascar is paying a high price for climate change, which it has done little to cause the worth drowns in 40 years have left thousands in the indian ocean, stayed on the brink of starvation. it organizations say more has to be done to prevent a humanitarian disaster from becoming even worse. the fist was, was tal farmland. but now it's a desert. years of drought have destroyed nearly all of the crops here. strong winds sweeping away beth's oil, and then some storms covering what's left. entire communities on the brink of starvation, people here have resorted to e

look, i've had a briefing from the wildfire service yesterday and again today the entire west coast of north america from baja to alaska is red hot. this is not a british columbia problem. it's not a candidate problem. it is a global challenge and we all need to have citizens of the world coming together. sewland college classes have been cancelled in british columbia, which means more playtime, perhaps. but extreme heat and the search for relief looks like a climate emergency problem that just isn't going away. and the island nation of madagascar is paying a high price for climate change, which it has done little to cause the worst droughts in 40 years have left thousands in the indian ocean. stayed on the brink of starvation. it organizations say more has to be done to prevent a humanitarian disaster from becoming even worse. the this was, was fertile farmland, but now is a desert. years of drought have destroyed nearly all of the crops here. strong winds sweeping away the soul of in sun storms covering what's left entire communities. on the brink of starvation, people here have resorted to eating

the entire west coast of north america from baja to alaska is red hot, and it's a problem that couldnly be getting worse as the monitors in several cities continue climbing into the triple digits. portland oregon breaking a record earlier this week, reaching a temperature of 116 degrees monday. medical experts say many times he related fatalities can be avoided deaths from heat at hospitalizations from heat, all preventable by just helping people get to the cool space. but it's not just people who need a shelter from the sweltering summer weather. josephine mauer of olympia, washington, lost her beloved dog to the elements. he was a senior dog, and he couldn't breathe really great. and so when the heat hit, he was really struggling to breathe. and as for the heat so far, officials in oregon and watch washington state say at least 80 combined deaths are linked to the hot weather, but medical crews in the canadian province of british columbia are investigating close to 500 potential deaths. ashley strohmeyer fox news. so why is it getting so hot? and what are the most extreme dangers t

again, such and what are some of these measures that you're talking about when we are serving in north america in canada and british columbia, as well as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads. predominant, the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable. so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages are constructed differently with the flem of the materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, if huge places where people can investigate in the middle there and environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time to japan now where a powerful mudslide has went through a seaside town flatly, nearly everything in its path,

of these measures that you're talking about? when we are serving in north america in canada and british columbia, as well as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads on the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable, so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages are constructed differently with some of the materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, huge places where people can investigate in the middle of their environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time. but let's go to japan now where a powerful mudslide has swept through the side town flattening nearly everything in its path. at le

west coast. the republic of texas was a threat. all the sudden the british are back in north america they're going to fill up the west.concern even as americans believe the western portion of what we know as the united states, was inevitably going to be theirs. they knew it was not certain. so john c bennett invokes this fear that the latter day saints are going to essentially move west and set up their own empire to rival the united states for if you want to make that bogeyman even more scarier in the minds of americans tell them fill believe with the native americans. the minority group will team up with the native americans, freeing people of color. they are going to cause a slave revolt that's enough to scare americans into action. when chauncey bennett makes those claims he knows what he is doing. he knows this is a touchy spot for americans. so he presents the mormons as the bogeyman that are going to undo manifest destiny. >> host: the other surprising thing is smith and the more of a community draft an extremely powerful charter in illinois. you call it a city state on the hill. this is kind of shocking to me.

active users watching twitter stock down today as well we have breaking news out of the west coast and the largest county in americag another mass move. kate rooney, what do we know >> that is right, brian. good to see you. los angeles county will now require its residents to wear masks inside this is after a rise in kocovid cases and new protocols will go into effect saturday night at 11:59 p.m. he said the requirements will be similar to what was in place prior to california's june 15th reopening. it comes just two weeks after the county recommended similar protocols but they are now requiring masks indoors in l.a. county back to you. >> kate rooney thank you. >>> listen, guy, i'll go to you. guy, i'm not going to ask you to comment on masks or what california does or the right to make their own rules talk to us more about the potential for a reopening stall, an economic stall. by the way, the yankee game postponed tonight, the three pitchers who tested positive for covid, they were all vaccinated. they're probably asymptomatic. but there is still maybe a bigger reopening risk here than we're making, maybe, i don

of these measures that you're talking about? when we are serving in north america in canada and british columbia, as well as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads on the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable, so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages construct a different view with less flam over materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, a few places where people can investigate in the middle there and environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time. let's go to japan now where a powerful mudslide has swept through the side town flattening nearly everything in its path. at

of america. e the moral mission of america >>> from the deadly fires along the west coast to historic flooding invery real effects of a rapidly warming planet, but now a newly announced conservative climate caucus hopes to bring more republicans to the table before it really is too late. joining me now is utah republican congressman john curtis, who says he's just the guy to lead this charge. congressman, i'm thrilled to have you here. and kudos for trying to bring this to your party. you got to know there are a lot of people on your side of the aisle who are climate change deniers and who resist the ideology of this. i want you to take a look at ron johnson's reaction at a fundraiser in june. i'll get your reaction on the other side. >> i don't know about you guys, but i think climate change is [ bleep ]. it is. i have known this for years. co2 is actually lagging from temperature. as the climate increases in temperature, it unlocks the co 2 captures in the ocean. so what are we doing here? >> congressman, when those voices are the loudest in your caucus, who are you going to bridge that divide?

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west coast. and a comeback on wheels — mark cavendish equals the record of stage wins in the tour de france. welcome to our viewers on pbs in americad the globe. days after the assassination of its president, haiti looks to be heading into a deeper political crisis. there are reports the country's lawmakers have nominated the head of the senatejoseph lambert to be interim president in a move that a rival political faction including acting interim prime minister claudejoseph says is unconstitutional. it's notjust politics looking uncertain — the us says it has no plans reports. some of the men the haitian authorities say assassinated the country's president on parade for the media hours after a long gunfight with security forces. the police also displayed some of the weapons they seized. three members of the gang were killed and eight are on the run. gunfire. the citizens of this impoverished nation are angry. some members of the public have joined in the search for those still at large. as well as former colombian soldiers, the gang also included two americans of haitian descent. the us says it's going to help with the investigatio

west coast. and — a comeback on wheels — mark cavendish equals the record of stage wins in the tour de france. welcome to our viewers on pbs in americathe globe. three days after the assassination of its president, haiti's political crisis has only deepened. there are reports the country's lawmakers have nominated the head of the senate, joseph lambert, as interim president. a rival political faction, which includes the acting interim prime minister claudejoseph, says the move is unconstitutional. haitian officials have taken the extraordinary step of requesting military help from the united states and the united nations. courtney bembridge reports. crowds gathered outside the embassy in port—au—prince, bags packed, looking for a way out. translation: i can't close my eyes, i can't sleep at night. i had to come here to the embassy because i am scared. there are so many gunshots and you don't even know where they are coming from. i have abandoned my home, i can't go back for supper i don't know about my family. the country of _ don't know about my family. the country of 11 _ don't know about my family. the country of 11 million people

west that health agencies on the us east coast are warning that poor air quality from the smoke travelling across the continent, poses a health hazard. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the effect of0 kilometres away, hazy skies in new york city, caused by smoke from the western wildfires and public health experts have warned that people with breathing problems should avoid being outside during the middle of the day. this monstrous fire is partly to blame, spreading rapidly through forest land about 500 kilometres south—east of portland in oregon. the bootleg fire has been burning for two weeks and has destroyed an area larger than the city of los angeles, driven by extreme heat, strong winds and years of drought, this magnifier is ravaging the with an intensity rarely seen before. the area so hot and the blade so large, that it hot and the blade so large, thatitis hot and the blade so large, that it is creating its own weather system that includes fire tornados. 0ver weather system that includes fire tornados. over 2000 firefighters are tackling this blaze and the flames are so intense, they are often forced to retreat from the front lines. this fire is spreading out of control n

be the east coast that sees some of that west weather from the shop of thunderstorms expected in new york. and we could see some flooding in new york city. there was a move to central america. it's a pretty wet picture pots and mexico. we've got scattered storms rolling across those southern areas. we've got a bit of a tropical disturbance developing off the pacific coast of mexico. we'll keep an eye on that to see if that develops into something and that sure weather update for now. the who's going to read the conservation part of the book, bringing nature and people together to work with what like to my passion. my talk is linking between the content and what do you need in the epic and you need to find a sub or do we have to teach the community living with one lives? it's excellent. las limbo riding with elliott. my them, bob boy, on our do me the the me welcome back. if you don't mind about top stories here on the, i'll just hear with the number of corona virus deaths in argentina has passed a 100 pounds. it's the 5th country in latin america to reach that figure. but infection rates have been decreasing as more people get vaccinated. malaysia government is increasing

of lister's trip. so i was very very excited to begin in philadelphia when lister got to philadelphia. he took a train trip around america and he went all the way to the west coast and he was trying to convince americans of the existence of germs and he was very much on a mission. this was a very personal thing to him. it wasn't about money. it was about saving people's lives. in fact lister had a knack of ticking off his colleagues because he didn't actually charge his patients. he let them decide how much they wanted to pay him, which was he was not very popular with his colleagues needless to say. blister went all around america. he was on a mission and i like to think that i too am on a mission not just to sell books, although i hope everybody knows where to get them. looking right at you c-span. but it's but i'm on a mission my mission is that joseph lister's name is just as familiar to people as the names charles darwin and sir isaac newton people like that because i think he's just as important, but in order to convince you of that i really need to take you back to the pre-listerian era to the early victorian hospitals. now these hospitals were not places

west coast. friends, go to sleep -- after the show. >>>s now house republican has been added to the committee on the january 6th attack on the capitol of the united states of americacongressman adam kinzinger to the committee. he's a retired air force veteran and member of the military guard and brings great patriotism to the committee's mission. self-governance needs it. let me be clear. i'm a republican dead indicated to values but i swore an oath to uphold the constitution. when duty calls, i will always answer that. that's adam kinzinger. top house republican kevin mccarthy reacted by attacking the speaker. he said, the rejection to serve on the committee and self-appointment of members who share her preconceived narrative will not yield a investigation. pelosi denied two, banks and jordan, due to previous comments they made about the attack and their false claims about the election results. >>> senators announced an agreement on the framework on the bill with president biden a month ago, but negotiation disagreements have slowed the process down. last week senate majority leader chuck schumer tried to force a vote on a procedure to move that bill forward but

west. a lightning strike started this blaze near the california-nevada border. the fires are so intense smoke has drifted all the way across north america to the east coast of canada. air quality in new york dipped this week to its worst level since 2006. let's talk about this with craig clements, a professor of meteorology and director of the wildfire research center at san jose state university. thanks so much for being on with us. when we're talking about wildfires in the u.s. these days, it seems like we keep running out of superlatives. they almost become meaningless when every year it seems they break new records. what strikes you about what we're seeing right now across the west? >> well, what's really striking right now is the fact we are in severe doubt, exceptional drought across most of the western u.s. and that's leading to very dry fuels, which is driving a lot of these big fires. >> yeah. and just the extent to which we're seeing them, the extent of the damage and how large they are, especially sort of this early in the season, i suppose. is that also what's kind of notable here? >> well, we're right on track for large fires in terms of like the time

of their car. and flames raging on the west coast. nearly 70 wildfires burning. now, the new threat targets the heartland. ginger tracking it all. >>> alarming rise. positive covid cases in americaubling since mid-june. hospitals saying they're seeing

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west coast of florida. packing winds at 65 miles per hour, stronger guests hitting. turn it is possible. keeping a close eye over the morning. another fox news alert. the head of america's second largest teachers union doubling down over the fight on critical race theory. she says educators are being bullied for teaching "accurate history." i am bill hemmer. how are you doing? >> dana: on grade. i am dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." a growing number of states move to band critical race theory. they say they union is prepared to take the fight all the way to the courts. >> are union will defend any number to get in trouble for we have a legal defense fund ready to go. good morning. >> he got pretty fire yesterday. she says her union is adding millions of dollars to an already existing legal defense fund specifically to defend teachers who might get disciplined over what they are teaching. not speaking to teachers yesterday, she also said critical race theory was something only taught in college and law school and that it wasn't being taught. in school classes even though the -- it is all very confusing, but let's listen here to randy. >> cultural warriors are l

of their car. and flames raging on the west coast. nearly 70 wildfires burning. now, the new threat targets the heartland. ginger tracking it all. >>> alarming rise. positive covid cases in america nearly doubling since mid-june. hospitals saying they're seeing younger patients get sicker as concern grows for kids with the delta variant spiking. the cdc director joins us live. >>> this morning, chilling 911 calls from the surfside condo collapse revealing the chaos inside. >> yes, i'm in champlain towers. something is going on here. you've got to get us out of here. >> as a new investigation reveals warning signs about the building as early as 1996. >>> breakthrough for britney. a judge granting the superstar's request to hire her own attorney as she calls for her father to be charged with conservatorship abuse. her tearful new testimony, what's next and her new message to fans overnight. >>> also this morning, roughly 2 million passport applications p. americans forced to cancel trips, what's behind the delays and the new warning about some websites. we're going to tell you your best chance for getting your passport on time. ♪ >>> and all tied up! >> this building is shaking. >

throughout america's heartland until it fits the facist west coast millions, another push for the unworkable green new deal on american families who do not want it. and this is just one corner ofthe absurd, reckless tax-and-spending spree that our democratic colleagues are cooking up. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. i come to the floor today to pay tribute to our friend and former colleague, senator mike enzi. senator lummis and i are here, and we're very grateful for the kind comments of the minority leader, senator mcconnell, the majority leader senator schumer, and the president pro tempore of the senate, senator leahy. mike enzi was my colleague, he was my mentor, he was my friend. today my wife bobbi and i along with l all of the people of the state of wyoming and all of his friends and admirers here in the united states senate, we are joined on the floor by many of his former staffers, many of whom still work here. all of us mourn his passing. for nearly a quarter of a century, mike enzi represented the people of wyoming in this very body, in the united states senate. and in so many ways a