dealing with the worst— paragraph 3.65. dealing with the worst case. thank you.case. thank you. top of the page. the worst case in the planning framework— page. the worst case in the planning framework is fought 750,000 additional deaths. given pressures on resources, ministers will need to consider— on resources, ministers will need to consider whether they wish to make any additional investment required to cope _ any additional investment required to cope with the full worst case scenarid — to cope with the full worst case scenarid i_ to cope with the full worst case scenario. i have no recommendation to make _ scenario. i have no recommendation to make on — scenario. i have no recommendation to make on what the correct figure might— to make on what the correct figure might be _ to make on what the correct figure might be for the worse case scenario. _ might be for the worse case scenario, although in chapter four i have _ scenario, although in chapter four i have recommended that the government chief scientific adviser convened a working _ chief scientific adv

as the worst fire situation they have ever seen.ironment canada warning people to wear respirators outside. the haze has drifted south, causing new york city to become the city with the worst air quality in the world. robert reports. robert: this is not what the size of new york are supposed to look like. the lady of liberty holds her breath as the city vies with new delhi to be the most polluted. the plume stretches for more than 1000 kilometers from quebec's eastern forests in canada to the blue ridge mountains of virginia in the u.s. it has prompted the air quality warnings are millions of people. >> over 50% of the u.s. population, everything east of columbus, ohio, is orienting levels on the order of 150 to 180, which is an air quality index suggesting that these are very hazardous levels to be breathing. robert: at the source of the smoke in eastern canada, the situation is even worse. canada has had its worst fire season on record with nova scotia having its biggest fire on record and the weather is not helping. the persisten

her worst nightmares.cribed as beyond her worst nightmares. there are many questions _ her worst nightmares. there are many questions i _ her worst nightmares. there are many questions i would - her worst nightmares. there are many questions i would want - her worst nightmares. there are many questions i would want to | many questions i would want to be able to answer but in time i will answer but it would be wrong and inappropriate to go into in —— in detail related to what police are currently investigating. i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what has happened over the past few weeks. her arrest has — over the past few weeks. her arrest has been _ over the past few weeks. her arrest has been seized on poet __ by arrest has been seized on poet —— by political opponents. this -- by political opponents. this is a police _ -- by political opponents. this is a police scandal— —— by political opponents. ti 3 is a police scandal when scotland needs change and a government working to them to dea

that is where the worst of the smoke is right now, the worst air quality cities, harrisburg, pennsylvania, we are dealing with historic terrible air quality. parts of pennsylvania, wilmington, delaware, allentown, 486. this is happening right now, people are urged to stay inside in parts of pennsylvania where the air quality is the worst. you can see alerts stretching from detroit, syracuse, boston to wilmington. millions of folks are being told to be cautious. when does this clear up? when does the smoke go away? we'll start to improve over next couple days. we have to get through today and that area of pressure will move offshore and another area of low pressure moves in across the great lakes and the clean air will return. this will happen this weekend, get through today, get through friday and conditions will improve. worst of the air quality, south and west of the new york city area, tracking that potential for some showers in the forecast, especially north of new york city and rest of the country, fairly quiet when it comes to big biggest news of the day is historic terrible air qua

that is when it might be at its worst. , its worst. it will be winter when it nets to its worst.be winter when it gets to its peak. _ its worst. it will be winter when it gets to its peak. it _ its worst. it will be winter when it gets to its peak. it has _ its worst. it will be winter when it gets to its peak. it has different l gets to its peak. it has different impacts on different parts of the world. it makes australia dryer, asia dryer, impacts the monsoonal rainfall in southern us states so it has a variety of impacts around the world but the likelihood is we will see more storms and more drugs and more wildfires connected indirectly to a globally warming world. the bigger impact is the fact this will push up a lot of energy into the atmosphere that will drive up global temperatures and it's likely that next year will be a record year i could get close to the 1.5 celsius temperature threshold that was agreed in paris by politicians and it could push as close to that which would be quite a significant moment and would give us a glimpse perhaps of the climate in the future if

, the worst on the planet. we're also getting word of now 2500 flight delays as a result of this. they have stoppages going on, you can't get out and now you can't fly in from some of the major airports. we don't know how that breaks down. we do know this affects some 60 million americans who are breathing unhealthy air right now and that could go up as this spreads. we're told this could soon be down south. this could get to tennessee, this could get even to south carolina so this is expanding and what you're looking at here and you're not affected, it could affect you as well. new york mayor eric adams speaks for many others o and authority to say if you don't have to go out, don't. mark meredith in iowa where they're not dealing with that, but they're dealing with a flurry of campaign of presidential announcement he's been following two in particular. mark. reporter: neil, good afternoon. beautiful weather here in iowa but there's a lot of competition happening when it comes to the political caucus hitting t

that's how we'll start with the worst scenario , the worst that can happen as a result of underminingrrently happening in kherson oblast, mykolaiv oblast, if you allow us, colleagues, i would start with the worst scenario today, not with kakhovskaya and the dams not with those events that took place. and you know what with the fact that today the russian war doctrine, and the russian doctrine, today it provides precisely for the creation of provoking such large-scale man-made disasters with the maximum aim of harming people's lives and destroying the economy, and i believe that if putin were counting on a real war with ukraine, all these, by the way, took place already at the beginning of hostilities, that is, 24 february of last year, but the fact that their plans provided for a quick takeover, bringing to power the pro-russian regime of yanukovych and all his henchmen is exactly what is not allowed and did not anticipate the launch of this program, but according to the plans of the russian military doctrine, which is a component of provoking such and such catastrophes - it should no

and we certainly had the worst night last night so far - in - worst night last night so far — in terms stop, but underpinning that, tell us more about the sort of anger about how communities are treated by police, and all the economics that also play into this. i and all the economics that also play into this. ., and all the economics that also play into this. . ., and all the economics that also play into this. . . . into this. i am in nanterre, which is a very diverse _ into this. i am in nanterre, which is a very diverse neighbourhood l into this. i am in nanterre, whichl is a very diverse neighbourhood in many ways, and it's also ethnically diverse. and a lot of people that we've spoken to — people have come from africa, people who have origins in the arab world, as well — some of them have said that for a long time, they felt the police hasn't been there to protect them, and we've heard from the united nations as well today, raising concerns about the french police's treatment of minorities in particular. now in the last hour or so, the government issued a statement saying any acc

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that we have heard so many families, and we took those worst parts off the table. let me say it again. tonight's vote is a good outcome , because democrats did a very good job taking the worst parts of the republican plan of the table, and that is why dems voted overwhelmingly for this bill while republicans in the senate did not. remember what house republicans are wanted what they showed us their plan and compare it to the bill we are now sending to the president's desk. the difference is as dark as night and day. republicans wanted a gutting of investments we made in the ira, the inflation reduction act that are driving a new generation of american manufacturing, billions and billions of investments and thousands upon thousands of jobs . we fought and fought. that ain't happening. the hard right maga republicans wanted to cut critical investments by 30%, all of these vital programs by 30%. as we say in brooklyn, nfw, that ain't happening. republicans wanted to put default back on the table in a few months. that ain't happening. republicans want to draw back medi

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while the worst of it is around washington, d.c. now, you can see all the orange and red dots from the purple air sensors indicating at least unhealthy for sensitive groups air quality that covers most of the eastern half of the country. that near surface smoke will thin out a little the next couple days. the not so good news is this just tracks the surface level smoke. when you're talking about smoke through the whole depth of the atmosphere, there is a lot of it and it will take until next week for that to thin out and even when it does, there will be another batch of smoke rolling down through the great lakes that is likely to impact the eastern half of the country once again. we don't have any such problems, good air quality across the bay area. we'll look at our weekend forecast as we approach e summer in a few minutes. >> thanks, paul. >>> if you're just joining us, about 20 minutes ago we learned that former president trump had been indicted a second time on seven counts of federal charges related to classified documents foun

nicole: how prepared are you for complications or even a worst-case scenario?chim: right now we are trying to eliminate the chances of a worst-case scenario occurring. that is why one of the top contractors in the world is parked right next to it for a number of days. technicians have been assessing the tanker, taking tests to measure the buildup of explosive gases in the tanks, reducing risk of explosion, and preparing a series of steps that will make the ship to ship transfer, the pumping of the oil from one vessel to another, as smooth as possible. we will continue to monitor this operation. we have a number of international experts on the vessel right now monitoring every step and validating all the precautions. nicole: we do not want to be overly pessimistic here, but i do want you to give us a sense of the magnitude of the economical risks here if something does indeed go wrong in this mission. achim: absolutely. this is actually the reason why we are there in the red sea on behalf of the international community. the united nations took the decision to st

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it is now at the top of the world's worst air pollution list. code red in effect for philadelphia. the thick smoke caused by more than 400 wildfires burn flooding canada. look at this, this new york city, this picture over time. you can see how it has increased throughout the day, just getting worse and worse to the point where there is no visibility. let's bring in jennifer gray, our cnn meteorologist, to talk about this. it's no surprise perhaps when you're talking about 400 fires, that is the magnitude, they are producing so much smoke. tell us where exactly this is coming from. and if these are fires that are maybe being contained or no? >> a lot of them are still burning out of control. and quebec is really the hot spot for the wildfires at the moment. i don't know if you remember a couple weeks ago we were talking about fires in alberta. those are really bad for a couple of weeks ago. now quebec is really the hot spot for these fires. and so it's just all of this smoke is just driving down to the south. we're stuck in the stagnant weather

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the worst air quality in the world, another american city recording a level even worse. some schools in the northeast closed tonight. president biden already sending hundreds of firefighters to help canada battle the fires. timing this out when this system shifts. tonight, former president trump, abc news confirming he's now received a letter from the special counsel's office officially warning him he is the target of an ongoing special counsel investigation linked to his handling of classified documents. what this now means for any potential indictment and how soon. late reporting. tonight, prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway has now been extradited from peru to the u.s. arriving late today and where this goes. in florida the case of a young mother shot and killed by a neighbor. the neighbor shooting right through her own front door. tonight the suspect appearing before the judge listed as a suicide risk, forced to wear a green vest. now charged with manslaughter. a major civil rights victory at the supreme court. two conservative justices siding with

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well, it's the worst possible outcome, now. well, it's the worst possible outcome. all _ now.out what had happened. initially, that hamish harding was in the sub and first dive titanic. that was not good. all of us in deep—sea, subsea community understand the risks put up and when you get news like that, it hits you in the pit of your stomach. and particularly when it's a friend. and later in the day that ph nargeolet was on board with hay maze. it's a double blow. hamish harding ——. i do not know stockton rush, he's part of my community. and then to hear a son and father were doing this on father's day was gut wrenching, isn't it? what we're learning today in terms of what they are seeing on the sea bed confirmed what a lot of us feared right from the beginning. and the only solace in any of it is that they didn't suffer for four days. but still, the outcome is the same. five men are not coming home, five families are devastated. in we're left questioning why did that happen? end we're left questioning why did that ha--en? �* .�*, we're left questioning why did that hauen? �*

it is almost inevitable that the worst case scenario will occur. the breaking up of the tanka and with that over a 1000000 barrels of oil spilling into the red sea with catastrophic consequences not only for marine lives, but for hundreds of thousands of people for the tourism sector, for the southern nation plans for the fisheries industry. because fish docs will take up to a quarter century to even begin to recover. so it just gives you a sense of the magnitude and again, for those who may remember one of the great catastrophes with an oil tanker the exxon valdez. this tank guy has 4 times the amount of oil on board and therefore where it to break apart. it would indeed be a catastrophe, perhaps in terms of an oil spill without precedent. yeah. so an unprecedented environmental catastrophe of possible global repercussions. why did it take until now to act and why did this rescue mission have to be ground funded as well? first of all, yemen tragically has been in a state of conflict for over 7 years now. which means that in such a situation where

. 9 man arrested on suspicion of people smuggling in connection with one of the mediterranean, the worst shipwrecked disasters in recent years rescue crews are still searching for survivors, but it's feared. hundreds of migrants have primed. also in the program. gale force winds and waves lash the coast of india and pakistan. a psych loan the par joy makes one full sizes are fleeing the storms, fury and a nightmare in a fairy tale tourist spots. an american woman, his date, and the various after police say she was assaulted and pushed into a ravine within sight of germany's most famous castle or another american tourist is inc. custody the on pablo, solely as welcome. the greek coast guard says 9 survivors of one of the mediterranean is worst ship rac disasters in recent years has been arrested on suspicion of people smoking. at least 78 people drained and hundreds more. are missing. after a fishing boat carrying migrants signed off the greek coast, it store many of the victims were trapped below deck. when the vessel capsized to the greek coast guard continues its search for survivors.

the worst of the weather is expected over the weekend. of reaching land hours ahead of schedule cycling viper joy has come on. the indian coastal towns with the wrench, of rainfall and fast moving. when's a good day? oh boy, i feel very unsafe because of the strong wind. i hope everyone stays home and stays safe. is this your 1st time experiencing a storm? yes. for others in western india and neighboring southern pac, this done. it's a reminder of deadly floods that here a year ago, as piper joy route over there, a, b, and c, governments brace for impact dispatching, emergency crews to evacuate thousands of people living in phone level housing fair to give us a hey, this is a very serious i tony stone with hypertension for causing damage difficult. it may stop increase and cause branches to fall alarm say, because houses slums might houses and house adverse that didn't hots and as best those houses may be damaged or so that have businesses that are still standing are closed as are bazaars and beaches. the shores, normally bustling with to

millions waking up to slightly clearer skies after one of the wo worst air contamination episodes in history. >>> and a c-suite shake up after the gamestop ceo is out. >>> and a mystery trader on coinbase that could net someone millions of dollars. it is thursday, june 8th, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning thethe -- good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. look at new york city. the worst smoke contamination day in years we will have the latest on the conditions and impact the dangerous conditions are having on one sector. >>> let's kickoff with the check of stock futures stocks hovering close to the highest level of august of 2022 despite they closed lower yesterday. this morning is muted and flat across the board nasdaq was lower a minute ago. you can see not a lot of movement overall we are checking the bond market. starting off with the benchmark 10-year treasury this moved 18 points higher since the debt limit deal. still an elevated yield with the 2-year treasury. some thought it would ease after the debt deal. the 2-

that we did during our administration to come alongside families and businesses in the midst of the worst pandemic in 100 years. but here these democrats came in and they just used the excuse of covid for a gusher of spending

had to be prepared for the worst _ issue. had to be prepared for the worst scenario _ issue.scenario but - issue. had to be prepared for the worst scenario but having said that, the use of force is only last resort which i hope will never happen. so this until now is still possible. why did the chinese decide not to sit down with the us? it seems like the one thing they agree on, they need to have a dialogue, but why did they decide not to take this opportunity and meet with the us? �* h, , opportunity and meet with the us? �* u, , . us? because the defence minister _ us? because the defence minister himself - us? because the defence minister himself is - us? because the defence minister himself is being | minister himself is being sanctioned. that is very bizarre and very much ironic in that the actions of the united states, a station on russian companies that sell arms and china,, that company according to the us was found meddling with the american election in 2016 so this kinds of sanctions of the chinese, it was kind of a secondary sanction. the question is because china

the worst violence has been in nanterre- — nothing. the worst violence has been in nanterre.n nanterre. our reporter— nothing. the worst violence has been in nanterre. our reporter is - nothing. the worst violence has been in nanterre. our reporter is there - in nanterre. 0ur reporter is there and sent this update. here in nanterre. our reporter is there and sent this update.— and sent this update. here in nanterre _ and sent this update. here in nanterre peaceful— and sent this update. here in nanterre peaceful march - and sent this update. here in nanterre peaceful march is i and sent this update. here in - nanterre peaceful march is under way organised in memory of nael, the teenager shot dead by a police officer on tuesday. his mother, mounia has been leading the march, at the front of the crowd. she said that she hopes that this tribute will help communities even out of paris to remember her son. this is a peaceful march but the situation here in nanterre has been extremely tense today with a lot of anger at the police and during the march, people had been shouting justi

dangerous conditions here and officially the worst air quality on the planet and the worst this city has ever recorded. the source, wildfires in eastern canada. the smoke caught in an atmospheric trap right now over 115 million people from new england to texas are under air quality alerts, 90 million of them due to smoke. the thick smoke layer driving temperatures down affecting air traffic and forcing the postponement of sporting events, and face masks back in style as millions seek relief from air quality index readings deemed unhealthy for everyone al roker will tell us when the skies may clear, but first to emilie ikeda with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, cityscapes unrecognizable in much of the country an eerie glow disguising manhattan. the washington monument practically hidden and a haze over detroit as warnings of worsening air quality blanket newscasts. >> dry conditions are causing more wildfires to spark around the region. >> outside right now, a picture that is simply other worldly. >> my goodness, it's heavy smoke in the sky. >> reporter: the smoke today cloudin

the victims of greece's worst ever migrant ship wreck had set off from libya.y syrians were on board, kazim abu zeeb told me, including his wife. translation: how would i feel? i have lost my wife now. i don't know where she is. it's my wife. 21—year—old izra had been unable to find a legal route tojoin her husband in germany. this evening we went to meet dr makaris. he treated 30 of the survivors, who told him dozens of children had been on board. they told us that there were children in the bottom of the ship, children and women. one of them told me about 100 children. the other told me about 50. lots of children? lots of children. hanging over this tragedy is one simple question — should the greek authorities have done more to save those on board? the coastguard says the migrants didn't want their help — a claim that's been challenged. so we've been trying to piece together exactly what happened in this disaster that seemed to unfold in slow motion. at around 8am on tuesday, the greek authorities are first informed about the fishing vessel. the coastguard ha

the united nations ac says it could be the worst damage to civilian infrastructure in this war. can you have claims moscow blew up the russian control dam, located on the front line to slow any counter offensive. russia accuses ukraine a sabotage. well, torque is president of type, every one has told both leaders and phone calls that an international investigation is now needed. the volunteers and rescue workers use motorized continues to pick up people down stream from the destroy them trapped by the rising flood waters along with their pets. residents along the right bank of the dundee, pro river, controlled by ukraine, are being taken to temporary evacuation zones by road and by rail. one of them is in the city of nikolai, of 100 kilometers from the flood zone in has so and there are paramedics, as well as volunteers, to help the vacuum ease find food and shelter. the collapse of the dam has brought further misery for tens of thousands already caught on the front lines of the war between ukraine and russia. 65 year old hon as a rude and yeah, emerged from a bomb shelter after

the area seen some of the very worst finances. the war started in april, hipaa, me oregon has more and i from on, dorman, as the governor of west are for some use of but it was the head of sedan calibration movement, an army, one of the rebel groups that signed a peace agreement with the cities government in 2020, after which, who was appointed as governor of west are for no hours before the use of his feelings started circulating on wednesday. he gave me the statements to describe the situation on the ground. specifically in the city of tanina as genocide. this with the news army has accused the rapids support forces of being behind the killing of the governor. now, many people have fled from, from the city of jeanine into neighboring tad, and they accused arab malicious allies to the rapids support forces of targeting people based on their estimates. cities in the city of janina, the governor himself was from the mythology to try the tribe, which survivors accused the arab, the militias of targeting. at least a 1000 people have

you can see where the worst of it right now.f course, new york city is really the worst as far as visibility goes. only about a mile in new york. syracuse around two miles that we've seen. new york city down to under one mile visibility over the afternoon. the current air quality index, you can see all of these dots in red, purple and even extending into upstate new york. that's where we have the most unhealthy air and that's what we're talking about where people are being urged to stay inside and wear masks. new york city right now still tops the list at this moment with the worst air quality in the world, and it's been that way for the last hour or two. of course, over the last two days we've seen new york city bounce around from 1 to 10. jake, i think this ising if to stick around for at heat next several days. >> jennifer gray and the cnn weather center, thanks so much. >>> let bring in the governor of new jersey, democrat fill murphy. governor, thanks so much for joining us. what are you being told about the air quality rig

let me say— worst parts off the table. let me say it _ worst parts off the table.se democrats did a very good job, taking — democrats did a very good job, taking the worst parts of the republican plan off the table and that's why democrats voted overwhelmingly for this bill white — overwhelmingly for this bill while republicans are certainly in the — while republicans are certainly in the senate did not. remember what _ in the senate did not. remember what house republicans wanted when _ what house republicans wanted when they showed us to plan and compare — when they showed us to plan and compare it — when they showed us to plan and compare it to the bill we are now— compare it to the bill we are now sending to the president. the difference is as stark as night — the difference is as stark as night and _ the difference is as stark as night and day. republicans wanted _ night and day. republicans wanted investments that are driving — wanted investments that are driving a _ wanted investments that are driving a new generation of american manufacturing, billions _ am

we got more votes because the bill be back the worst of the republican agenda. this exercise and where the american people were at and they are most closer to where we are than they are. nobody got everything they wanted. there was give on both sides. this agreement was a very good outcome because it accomplished three extremely important goals. first and foremost, we prevented a catastrophic default that would have decimated our economy . second, the bill preserve the lion share of the historic investments we have made to grow our economy, fix our infrastructure, make america more prominent on the world stage. third, very importantly, we did a good job of taking the worst parts of the republican planned that would have heard many families and we took those parts off the table. tonight's vote is a good outcome because democrats did a good job of taking the worst parts of the republican plan off the table and that is why democrats voted for this bill while republicans of the senate did not. remember what house republicans originally wanted and compared to the bil

after new york city registered what's likely its worst air quality of all time on wednesday.to the south and west from new jersey to pennsylvania to d.c. and beyond enveloped in that toxic haze. overnight, harrisburg, pennsylvania, hitting 491 on the air quality indexes 1 to 500 scale, even worse than new york city's 484 on wednes wednesday. in washington, d.c. the city's first code purple air quality advisory, signifying very unhealthy air. the white house forced to postpone a pride event on the south lawn that some 2,000 people were set to attend. health officials warning continued exposure to the particulates in the air is especially harmful to young children. in the source of the smoke, the wildfires burning in canada. hundreds of them still out of control in multiple parts of the country. the u.s. has sent assets and more than 600 firefighters to canada so far. david, newark's governor said they'll be sending forest rangers to canada, joining firefighters from other border states like new hampshire and maine and while new york city's air quality is clearly improved, it i

so, who is seeing the worst of it, d.c. at least today compared to yesterday. we have a worse air quality day in d.c., holly park, virginia, delaware, philadelphia woke up to hazy skies. as far as that orange hue, that's the only wavelength when we look at visible light to reach the surface so we see the orange and the red skies, that visibility has been compromised, talking about those ground stops, ground delays that have been at airports this morning in philadelphia, newark, laguardia, we had the ground stops briefly yesterday. visibility is still compromised, two miles, that's it. on a clear day you are looking at ten miles. and here is the biggest component. talking about the area of low pressure, keeping that smoke there in canada and shifting it farther to the south, going to continue to see that occur, eventually, an area of high pressure has brought some pretty warm conditions through the plains into the 90s, that's going to slide off to the east. we need something big to kick this out of here and really to drift the smoke. the fires are, unfortunately

new york city reporting the worst air quality in the world. the heat dome expanding from california to florida. the heat index reaching up to 120 degrees in some places. rob marciano tracking it all. >>> tonight, all this unfolding with record holiday travel well under way. more than 50 million people on the move. trevor ault with the best and worst times to drive this weekend. >>> the scathing report on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. the state department blaming the trump and biden administrations for the chaotic end to america's longest war. >>> the images coming in, authorities cracking down on violent protests in france. violence erupting for a fourth night following the police killing of a teenager during a traffic stop. >>> here at home, tens of thousands of actors threatening to go on strike in a matter of hours. hundreds of top stars, including meryl streep and jennifer lawrence, saying they're prepared to strike, joining writers who have been on the picket lines for two months. >>> tributes tonight to actor alan arkin, oscar an

worst air in the world. the faa halting flights at one of the busiest airports the yankees and women's pro basketball postponed with schools keeping students inside, all of it fueled by canada's massive wildfires. al roker is tracking it with the latest and how long it will last. plus, we ask medical how long it will last. plus, we ask medical experts what you should do to protect your family. >>> running mate turned rival what donald trump's former vice president said about the former president's efforts to overturn the election, but can he shake up the race >>> plus, our new reporting, the trump ally subpoenaed by the special counsel. >>> pope francis on the mend in surgery for three hours today. the latest on his road to recovery. >>> school board california clashing with supporters of pride month curriculum >>> the future of farming, robots with artificial intelligence zapping weeds with lasers. how it could upend agriculture. >>> and we've packed our bags for paris as the city of light prepares to host

the area has seen some of the worst violence since the war started in april.will morgan has more now. >> the governor of west dart for was the head of sedans liberation movement and army. one of the groups that signed a peace agreement with the sudanese government in 2020 after which he was appointed as governor of westar for. hours before videos of his killing started circulate in on wednesday he gave media statements to describe a on the ground, in the city of jeanine anez genocide. the army has accused of the forces of being behind the killing of the governor. many people have fled from the city into chad and they accuse militias allied to the rapid forces of targeting people based on ethnicity in the city. the governor was from a tribe which survivors accuse the arab militias of targeting. at least 1000 people have been killed since the start of the violence in mid april and thousands of others have been injured. due to a lack of access to health facilities doctors were not able to reach those who have been injured. many say the humanitarian situation is c

how are you preparing for complications or even a worst case? scenario here. well, right now, we're trying to eliminate the charges of a worst case scenario pairing. that's why the contract is one of the leading salvage companies in the world. it is now with its technical vessel packed right next to the f as though stuff up for a number of days. now technicians have been just all assessing and the state and condition of the sort of software. i'm taking tests in order to measure the build up of explosive gases in the tangs, preparing the pumping of enough gas into the times to reduce the risk of explosion . i preparing essentially a series of steps that will make the ship to ship trumps. and maybe the pumping or do all from one restroom to another. as smooth as possible, there will be problems that will be inserted into each time individually. we will continue to monitor this operation. we have a number of international experts that are on the rest of right now, monitoring every step and validating all the precautions we have taken. and we don't want to be over

but the worst of the impacts are not inevitable. my administration is doing all we can to recover and build so we can prepare and adapt. host: that was president biden yesterday in california talking about what he says is the impact of climate change. we want to hear from you this morning. first up, alan in brooklyn, new york on the democratic line. caller: thank you for the opportunity. i think the major problem we have is basic words are not understood properly to grasp the meaning of climate change. it is not a matter of complex regulations. simple words like "person" and "economy" are misunderstood. economy is used by the media in a way that is code for what is the best interest for voters in the next few months or years? it does not generally encompass the welfare of the country over the lifetime of the country, including grandchildren. i think that distorts things because people are willing to say things that are good for the economy are valuable and we should do them, but when they are hiding the fact the economy is used as a

it's now considered the worst in the world. a normal uh, air quality index is considered healthy, is around 50 in new york, it's been over 400. just to give you an idea of how bad it's gotten here. so the people are taking the advice of their leaders to heart, though by staying inside and wearing those mass 12 states, including new york, have enacted these air quality alerts and recommended that people's not only stay inside more, but where those mass, if they have a health condition in particular. so we've also seen that more cancellations coming in as the day has progress to professional baseball games have been cancelled one here in new york one and philadelphia school activities that are supposed to be held outside have been cancelled. whether it's sporting events, uh, the dancers and other kinds of activities that would normally take place outside. so this is really having an impact on people's everyday life here. and as they go about their work and so on. so uh, how long is this going to last? the alert has been extended

those are his worst crimes. i try. he was in the show room botched burglary in watergate hotel. yeah. a lot of people say a lot of people say that. so they say that makes them what was essentially kicked out of the white house for a compared to modern day politics. nixon did nothing compared to what modern day guys do, whether it's in dining street or pennsylvania avenue, so on and so forth. i mean, mr. young, 10 percent for the big guy. right. don't forget 10 percent for the big guy. i mean, do you think back to, you know, look the therapy, navigation is going on for ages now about joe biden, getting paid for it. so i guess to, to be influential in certain areas. what about the clinton foundation pay to play? right. the, i mean, i mean listen at the end of the day, i mean the people hear this, i just gonna say the politicians. i'm more corrupt and i haven't you, that's not the point i'm trying to make. and i'm trying to say that there is a pattern going back many decades in the united states where the, the, the worst crime shows an administration are over love and different pre

but first we give you a rundown of the worst times to drive. back. we continue our coverage on your 4th of july travel. >> kron four's michael thomas is in walnut creek with a look at your 4th of july travel forecast. >> 43 million people are expected to be traveling this week for the holiday and a good chunk of them are californians because we do love to travel by car. even though gas prices are at $5 a gallon. take a look at this video and some information we have up on your screen. 4th of july. travel starts today at last into the middle of next week. in the best time for drivers to lead today. well, it's going to be before noon and the worst time is going to be from 4 to 6 tonight. tomorrow will be the worst day of travel altogether by car as major traffic is expected from 10:00am to 05:00pm with triple a expecting a 2 plus hour delay at noon tomorrow from san francisco to sacramento on i-80, east it comes to gas prices. take a look at these right now. the average price of a gallon of gas in california is you can see across the bay area. th

. >> reporter: sean ozment was sitting in the emergency exit row, fearing the worst. >> i shot a text message out to my mom and my dad, told them i loved them and to keep calm, in case anything happens. >> reporter: amazingly, no one injured. federal authorities now investigating why the landing gear malfunctioned. >> they made a fly-by by the tower, so the tower could actually look at the nose and see what the problem would be. the gear doors were open and it was the wheel itself that was jammed up into that wheel well. they would have to land and slowly let the nose come down onto the runway. >> reporter: that runway shut down, delaying hundreds of flights. and david, those pilots first got an alert in the cockpit about that landing gear, so, again, they flew by the tower so that ground crews could take a closer look. now, of course, those passengers, they are praising the pilots for that incredibly smooth landing. david? >> david: no question, that was great work by those buy lots. gio, thank you. >>> there is also a developing story at this hour. we have just learned tonight from

we should be prepared and avoid worst case scenario. you can have something warning about this dam be mind since last year since last fall. so this information was on the table and there are multiple calls to say we need to present the worst case scenario. literally the thousands of potential people in homes being flooded the territory, the settlements now they're being effective. all of this was projected last year. so what do we do now? and i think we'll have to look at what is the next possible disaster that you are responsible for. and of course the south region. so right now on those, um, even if the current wire that's coming hundreds of are isn't sufficient or alternative ways to keep calling all this information power plan. so immediately that those that aren't immediately high risk of a huge disaster happens immediately. but as long as it's under russian control, we are not unsafe, the plan does not state the region, and that's like europe is not to say so, we must do everything in a power to assume the worst to assume that onc