we can say that the yellow river is the heart of china, but at the same time , the yellow river itselfhas its own heart. this place is called hu hu and is located about halfway between the séance towns. yi yan is here among the rocks and now the only waterfall on this majestic river is located. exceeds 400 m. here, not far from the city of xi'an. it narrows to only 50 m. that is why there is such a strong current here. this time , the course of the yellow river was not the most powerful, and we problems could come closer to see everything properly. sometimes the pressure of the water is such that people are not allowed closer to the channel than 50-100 m. otherwise, the great river. it can simply wash away the spectators, enchanted by its beauty, and on the opposite bank, people without fear entered a rocky niche above the water, which , of course, is impossible when the current of the yellow river is the strongest. it is very important for china, it provides drinking water for more than 140 million. people take water from it to irrigate fields. a dozen and a half power plants here on

we look toward the yangtze river valley and the yellow river valley and we have some hot sunshine here. this is just a few degrees off engine. for the main island here in japan, we have a weak band of shower activity here. down under, we painted the colors on. look at melbourne, the cold is starting at 73 years. we have something for victoria. some showers in tasmania as well. we will put this forward on friday. and windy conditions are pulling into the southwest. things are as they should. we have temperatures of 11° in price church -- christchurch. >> informed opinions. >> taking action to really facilitate here. request in-depth analysis of the days global headlines. cracks al jazeera -- >> al jazeera, wherever you are. >> the top stories here on al jazeera, the federal reserve has announced an interest rate rise to try to curb soaring inflation. the increase is the largest seen in almost three decades. joe biden accused refiners of profiteering. the deal would allow israel to set its natural gas to egypt before it is exported to europe. >> the eu and u.k. agreed there would be no n

these are a seasonal plum rains falling here, but some hot sunshine across the yellow river valley. shang joe with a high of 40 degrees and the rain that shower is mostly petered out for japan's honshu islands to look what that does, that allows for the temperature in tokyo to get to 30 degrees. meantime for beijing, we've got him for a high of 32 on friday. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you soon. hatta air with visual airline, the journey? ah the shake hum odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year for more information. go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah, ah ah, you're with al jazeera reminder of our top our headlines. but al jazeera has obtained an image of the bullets used to kill our colleague sherry, and i would actually last month. experts say it's deployed in an em for rifle, which is widely used by the israeli military. former us vice president mike pence. his life was in danger when writers attacked capitol hill last year. according to the u. s. congressional

but dr for the yang, super valley and the yellow river valley. hot sunshine here shall jo at 40 degrees and will end this weather report in japan where the main island of han you. okay, we got a week band of showers here. the same goes for whole cato and those conditions will begin to improve in beijing with a height 29 degrees on thursday. that's it. that's all say, soon cas, airway official airline of the journey. investigative journalism. my role in this, by quite the information of global experts and discussion the pandemic didn't create all of these problems. it showed us our true color voices from different corners. we don't need this information like how we build these stories. what journalists bed is, look at the heart of the story, programs that open your eyes to an alternative view that the world today, ah analogy ah, ah, the me. without a reminder of our headlines, this place in brazil suspect has confessed to killing 2 men who went missing an amazon authorities also say body parts have been found. isn't this expert bruno premera and british journalist don't? phillips went mi

we look toward the yangtze river valley, the yellow river valley, and we've got some hot sunshine here, jo at 40 degrees. it's just a few degrees off your june temperature record for japan's main island of hon. she we got a week band of some shower activity here in beijing, showers and thunderstorms still not too far away. and same goes for harbin on thursday. down under we painted the colors on dark or the blue, the lower the temperature. so camera you have had your cold is start to winter and 58 years, but look at melbourne. coldest start in 73 years and on tasmania it's been the coldest start to the winter season in 40 years. here's what's going on on thursday . we do have some rain for victoria, some showers in tasmania as well, but i'll peel out, give you a wider look. we'll put this day forward on friday, and white and windy conditions pulling in to the southwest. when this weather report in new zealand. pretty typical weather things are as they should. we've got temperatures of 11 degrees in christ church on thursday, so ah, informed opinions there was a need for the federal gov

we should get in some brakes from the rain in hong kong and then we've got heat through the yellow river valley. i think young joe may hit 40 degrees over the course of the weekend after a white sand wendy's start to the we can't improve maintained conditions for tokyo as we see the bulk of that activity shove away. makes it sun in cloud with the high of 29 degrees on sunday. not too bad. that's it for me. i'll catch up with the next hour. ah, ah, ah. ah lou. ah ah, welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, at least 2 people have been killed in afghanistan capital after an explosion at a seek temple. datsuns were trapped in the complex in kabul, where gum prior and grenades williams, is really as tried separate several locations in garza, the army says it's targeted what it calls military sites. their strikes come after israel said it's shot done. a projectile fired from the gaza strip towards the city of africa and police in brazil say human remains found in the amazon brain for you said those are missing. british journalist on phillips have yet to identify other remained

got you in for a hiv 29 degrees on saturday. meantime it's all about the hot sunshine across the yellow river valley that includes young jo at $39.00 degrees. stay cool, that's it for me. i'll catch up with you later. ah, with the from the world's most populated region in den and untold stories across asia and the pacific. to discover the current events with diverse cultures and conflicting politics. 11 east. on al jazeera lou. ah, and again, you're watching out 0. remind about top stories and al jazeera has exclusively obtained an image of the bullet that killed our colleague sharika actually last month. express say it's used in an em for rifle, which is widely used by the israeli military. china has launched a new high tech aircraft carrier called the fujen. this is it's 3rd carrier, but the 1st to be both designed and built inside china. aging is overhauling. it's in time, maybe a 3rd day protests across several states in india, or against a change to military recruitment policies. new recruits will be limited to 4 years on the job without pension. and this has angered those who are hoping

so now you've got between the yangtze and probably the yellow river, increasing cloud and rain. here's a cord. lot of china is looking towards significant outbreaks of rain in that 11. she hadn't towards north korea as well. for the south began briggs, still a potential for lose all for vietnam and cambodia. maybe thailand as well, down through singapore, columbia, and northern see march or consequence of the organized rain. the monsoon from is going up through india, but how to spot where it is. it's officially aligned that's more or less through here. this is the slow advance and it will keep marching up. it's going to take a month to get to the north. of course it's still hot, dry and dusty not as bad as it was, but it still pretty hot. in pakistan. i saw official elling of the journey a turkish film. we can returns home to the village, checked with only to discover that matches once and spoken, and now hotly contested the right to education. divorce, and independence causing a generational rate to hold an intimate study of a traditional pan grappling with changing time. witn

there's been a number of land slides here as well, killing dozens of people. lot of heats across the yellow river valley things. young joe, over the course of the weekend may hit 40 degrees and much calmer weather for tokyo after you were lashed by some rain and some wind hive. 29 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. i'll catch up with the next hour castle, airway, official airline of the journey, who i, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places to give me the oh hello. are you watching al jazeera, i am emily anglin, he's there a minute. van top stories, his alum, bangladesh, and ne, in india suffering from floods and lance lives up unprecedented heavy rains, least 25 people have been killed in bangladesh. the storm has also stranded 4000000 people and submerged homes. ukraine's president is visiting at the southern city of mich alive a day after russian forces shells it. bologna zelinski visited the ruins of one of the government buildings destroyed back in april, in an attack that killed 34 people. and a memorial service has been held

these are a seasonal plum rains falling here, but some hot sunshine across the yellow river valley. shan joe, with a high of 40 degrees. now the rain that shower is mostly petered out for japan's honju island to look with that. does that allows for the temperature in tokyo to get to 30 degrees. meantime for beijing, we've got you in for a high of 32 on friday. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you soon. i saw air with visual airline of the john. an invitation to bear witness to all the life of the high, the lose. the trials and tribulations ah, and every day, miracles, the injustices, the defiance, the tests of character and victory, whitney documentaries, with a delicate touch on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, you're watching out a 0 reminder by top stories this out loud 0 has obtained an image of the bullet used to kill. it's janice cherry, and i will actually last month. experts say it's used in an m for rifle, which is widely used by that is very military. former us vice president mike pence . his life was in danger when riots is attacked. capitol hill last year. according to the u. s. co

we've got some high heat through the yellow river valley. jung, joe may hit 40 degrees even look at beaching 33. but as we head toward the south, this is where we're getting pelted with rain or seasonal plum rains. we want to gray, lynn. it's certainly a washout here, but should sneak in some brakes from the rain in hong kong. i want to take you to make a layer state in the far northeast of india, scooping up more than a meter of rain within 24 hours. this town set a new record for the month of june. and we have seen in this area a deadly line sides and bungler dash, and also nepal. and that intense rain that driving rain still falling on sunday. now, pre monsoon rain has certainly crude things down in northern india, so new deli at 35 degrees. that is about 10 degrees where you should 10 degrees below where you should be for the month of june. that's cross over the border into pakistan, punjab providence. picking up the hor, more than a 100 millimeters of rain. so a months worth of rain within the span of 24 hours and more of these big pre monsoon storms seem likely on sunday from the hor r

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so now you got between the yangtze property, yellow river, increasing cloud and rain. here is a quad lot of china is looking towards significant outbreaks of rain and that'll event she had to was north korea as well. for the south began briggs, still a potential for loose on, for vietnam, cambodia, maybe thailand as well down through singapore called a northern subaru, or a consequence of the organized rain. the monsoon from is going up through india, but how to spot where it is. it's officially aligned that's more or less through here. this is the slow advance and it will keep marching. i was going to take a month to get to the north. of course it's still hot, dry and dusty not as bad as it was, but it's still pretty hot in pakistan. i saw official elling of the journey join the debate, wonderful, admitted diplomatic language. it really means nothing on the ground on an online, at your voice. the queen is be removed as head of state because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man, where is the progress? i haven't seen enough racial as do sports jou

tongue province also north of that and who nan province, but dry for the young, super valley in the yellow river valley hot sunshine here shall jo at 40 degrees and will end this weather report in japan were the main island of hon you okay, we got a week band of showers here, same goes for whole cato and those conditions will begin to improve in beijing with a height 29 degrees on thursday. that's it. that's all so cas, airway. official airline of the journey. when the news break, looking through the building, trying to speak with anybody else trapped inside. when people need to be heard. and the story town, i feel like i wasn't really awake until i went to morocco. it definitely changed my life in a good way with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, there's no harm in what he left because al jazeera has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news. ah, ah, the me, you're watching l 0 reminder of our top headlines. police in brazil say a suspect has confessed to the killing. 2 men went missing and the amazon authorities also say body parts pound business.

there's been a number of landslides here as well, killing dozens of people, lot of heats across the yellow river valley things. young joe, over the course of the weekend may hit 40 degrees and much calmer weather for tokyo after you were lashed by some rain and some wind hive. 29 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. i'll catch up with the next hour. the news during the colonization of africa, thousands of artifacts were removed by the major europe empowers thought of it, the french could pay some gradually removed a lot of works. a new 3 part series tells the story of the struggle by african countries to we claim that price versus heritage. but it didn't happen overnight. we were robbed over time restitution. africa stolen out. coming soon on al jazeera . ah ah, what about you? what channel is it with me, sir? hello, rodney, reminder of all top stories. heavy rain in bangladesh has calls devastating floods and land slides. at least 25 people are being killed. the neighboring india is also affected. not a stove was stranded full 1000000 people. ukraine's president is visiting the southern city of

yellow stone national park. raging water have torn out bridges and destroyed nearby homes even pushed a popular fishing river offdent max gordon is outside of yellow stone tonight. standing along the banks of the yellow stone river and thankfully the water is beginning to go down over the past few days we have seen historic flooding here and on other rivers in montana. the governor asking president biden today to declare a major disaster here in the state of montana. this after the montana army national guard had to rescue 87 people via helicopter from the floodwaters. rivers like the yellow stone overflow their banks, destroyed bridges, even carried away homes in some cases and it knocked out a crucial link to yellow stone national park. u.s. 89 follows the yellow stone river from here in livingston to the park's north entrance. the national park service conducted an aerial assessment of the road many sections are completely gone and will take time to rebuild. it's unlikely the park's north section will reopen this season. that strikes a blow to the town of livingston on their way to the park this region is kno

bulk of this rain falling over southern china, we looked toward the yangtze river valley, the yellow river valley, and we've got some hot sunshine here. junk jo. at 40 degrees it's just a few degrees off. your june temperature bradford for japan's main island of han shoe, we've got a weak band of some shower activity here in beijing. showers and thunderstorms still not too far way and same goes for harbin on thursday. down under we painted the colors on dark of the blue, the or the temperature. so at camera you have had your coldest start to winter and 58 years. but look at melbourne called us start in 73 years and on tasmania it's been the coldest start to the winter season in 40 years. here's what's going on on thursday. do have some rain for victoria, some showers in tasmania as well, but i'll pill out. give you a wider look. we'll put this the day poured on friday, and white and windy conditions pulling in to that southwest on this weather report in new zealand. pretty typical weather things are as they should. we've got temperatures of 11 degrees in christ church on thursday, sushi ah

washington could mine the yellow sea and pearl river delta to bring basing it to the negotiation table in the event of a conflict with china. that's according to us navy commander victor. do know the united states must find a means of disputing chinese see control the u. s in the pacific command should aggressively pursue offensive mining capabilities to use in the yellow sea and pearl river delta mining. these 2 key waterways, which strike at a known chinese vulnerability in a winning essay for a naval mine warfare contest. victor do now claims mining the key economic regions of the yellow sea and pearl river delta would allow the us to buy time and space for a counter attack that's in the event of beijing. launching a conflict through surprise and deception. however, many think such a tactic would do little but further infuriate china with which tensions have recently grown due to disagreements on u. s. military support for i want and the rise of china and developments in the asia pacific region are among the major issues being discussed at the ongoing nato summit, where australia, j

indo pacific command should aggressively pursue offensive mining capabilities to use in the yellow sea and pro river delta mining. these 2 key waterways would strike at a known chinese vulnerability and a winning essay for a naval mine warfare contest victory. juno claims mining the key economic regions of the yellow sea and pro river delta would allow the us to buy time and space for a counter attack that's in the event of beijing. launching a conflict through surprise and deception. however, many think such a tactic would do little but further infuriate china with which 10 sentences have recently grown due to disagreements on u. s. military support of taiwan. now the rise of china and developments in the asia pacific region are among the major issues being discussed at the ongoing nato summit, where australia, japan, new zealand and south korea are participating at the leader level. for the 1st time . earlier we discussed us china relations with former us marine brian bear letter, who stressed that any suggestion of violence against china by washington has to be seen as a sign of desperation. it's

the yellow stone river.h of water barrelled down this channel in the course of just three days. it was a late, late dump of snow that early high temperatures in the summer that melted that snow, add in some rain and this river rose to historic records, all highs. now, here, where i'm standing, this used to be a home for national park workers. we'll show you the video right now of the home being washed away. the other thing that was washed away? the only access road into the north of the park which used to run alongside the yellowstone river and is now been washed out in a number of places. that could take months to repair. now, thousands of people were in the park. most of them have now been taken out. there are still some bat country hiking groups. they're in contact with officials. they don't appear to be in great danger right now, but climate change is wreaking havoc for the people who live and work here and rely on this part, and also for the thousands of americans who want to visit this park. more than

more snow might melt, and the yellow stone river might rise again. a report the u.s. geological survey basically said this might happen. quicker snow melts, more precipitation. and, you know, they also say this is going to keep on happening over the next two years. for now the southern loop here could open within yellow stone next week, perhaps. but the northern gate, well, it's going to be months. back to you. >> nick watt reporting for us. thank you. >>> meanwhile nearly 100 million americans are under heat warnings and advisories right now stretching from michigan to florida. cnn meteorologist derek van dam is joining us now from columbus, ohio, where storms knocked out power and air-conditioning for thousands. derek, what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, wolf, residents here in central ohio are being forced to make the decision whether or not to ride out this heat wave in their sweltering homes and apartments. this splash pad you see behind me was filled with adults and kids not 30 minutes ago, but it's been turned off and it's only 60:30 on the

one house on the yellow stone river was swept away by the torrents. tourists have been stranded and communities in montana and wyoming, cut off after the flat waters knocked out roads and bridges. the democratic republic of congo was military, has accused neighboring rwanda of launching an invasion. after a rebel group captured a key border town. congo, says romano supports the m 23 fighters. thousands of fled fighting in the area in recent months. congo is found to defend its territory. working a dramatic escalation intentions between the 2 countries. the u. k. government is defending a plan to the port asylum seekers to rwanda hours before the 1st flight is due to leave. the controversial policy aims to discourage migrants from crossing the english channel into britain. human rights groups and church leaders have condemned it as immoral. a convoy thought to be carrying people do to be deported has arrived at the airport. legal challenges mean just a handful of people. i said to be on the flight, but the british government is assisting it will take off. it will take the passengers some 6600 ki

to close, one house on the yellow stone river was swept away by the torrents. taurus have been stranded and communities am in montana and wyoming cut off after the flat waters knocked out roads and bridges. dozens of members of a former opposition party in cambodia have been convicted of treason. it's the latest and a number of mass trials that have targeted the cambodian national rescue party. critics say the south east asian country has been reduced to a one party state, got a mechanic republic of congo as military has accused neighboring lawanda of launching an invasion after a rebel group captured a key border town of congo says will want us supports the rebel fighters, thousands of flat fighting in the area in recent months on the was vowing to defend its territory. marking a dramatic escalation and tensions between the 2 countries. and staying in the region, the u. k. government is insisting that a flight taking asylum seekers to wanda will go ahead in the coming hours despite condemnation from human rights groups. and last minute legal challenges, a convoy thought to be carrying

my video is captured the moment the house fell into the yellow stone river in the us state of montana. the area has suffered unprecedented flooding and rock slides which forced many people out of their homes. yellowstone national park as close to the public as an investigation is carried out. that is in say, ah, let us take you through some of the headlines here now the 0. now, the 1st plane carrying asylum seekers from the u. k to rwanda will take off in the coming out that's after a legal appeal by rights groups failed to stop the deportations, but only 7 migrants will be on the $600000.00 flight. the dame barbara has more from london. well, as far as we know, the number of detainees who are in detention centers here in the u. k. ready to be sent to rolanda and who have not been taken off the list because of legal challenges on an individual basis that have been ongoing. the number we believe is still at 7, it's been going down gradually, steadily since before the weekend because of individual applicants making by case protests isn't. you does have denounced the demolition of homes

rainfall caused the yellow stone river.and take a look at this. >> holy [bleep]. this bridge is going to collapse. we're not getting home. holy [bleep]. i missed it by a half second. oh my -- holy [bleep]. >> dana: a bridge washed out along with some roads forcing the national park surface to close all entrances to yellow stone at least through tomorrow. >> bill: southern border now the crisis continues. no end in sight. might only be getting worse. fox getting exclusive video of border patrol catching hundreds of migrants including more than 100 unaccompanied children. bill melugin is watching that story on the border in la joya, texas this morning. good morning. >> good morning. the numbers are non-stop. dhs source telling us over the last 24 hours alone in the rio grande valley sector upwards of 1,400 illegal crossings. we've gotten to witness that ourselves. this is 40 minutes away from where we are now this morning. a single massive group of around 250 illegal immigrants who crossed into texas and mixed in with that gr

river have come below flood stage. not just at one location, but multiple. this is the yellowillings, peaking out at 16 1/2 feet. that's an entire foot above major flood stage. we are currently sitting around that 10 foot mark now. we do expect it to get around 11 1/2, maybe as much as 12 feet in the coming days, as more rain is expected, not necessarily into flood stage, and that's good news, but you've also got the snow pack. look at all of these areas where you see pink and purple. that's snow that's on the ground, that has the potential to melt. temperatures in this area are expected to get into the 70s told which in turn will melt some of the snow that's already there. in addition to that, we are expecting rain, albeit very light. most of these areas expecting at the absolute most about 1 inch. most areas likely less than a half of an inch. but again, it's the cumulative effect. when you put all of that stuff together, it triggers all of that melting, and all of that runoff for these areas. one thing to note, we do expect the temperatures to finally start to come back dow

one road into the park here from the north and that road used to run along the side of the yellow stone riverbeen washed away in multiple places. park officials say that could take months to repair. this northern part of the park could be closed for the rest of the season. now, what happened here is there was a very late dump of heavy snow, and then early warm high temperatures which melted some of that snow. coupled with heavy rainfall and this, the yellowstone river, rose to record all-time highs. three months of water, we reckon, coming down the valley in the space of just three days. i'm standing back from the river bank because this bit here, this was a home for national park workers, and it was washed away, fell into the river and is gone. now, there are still some country groups in the park. the whole park is closed. they've made contact with park officials. apparently, they're not in any immediate danger. we've already seen lots of people brought out of the park to gardner. they were being helicoptered north. the road north is now open. it's possible only open for essential travel lik

he was all over social media during the destructive historic high waters along the yellow stone riveronitoring the flooding in south central montana, he tweeted monday. didn't say where he was monitoring the flooding from. turns out, it wasn't anywhere inside montana. questions started tuesday morning when the lieutenant governor, not the governor, signed the state's disaster declaration. the office told local media he left the country saturday with his wife on a personal trip. so the day before the waters rose and he'd be back asap. they wouldn't say where he was citing security protocals. these floods are a big deal for montana. millions of dollars worth of damage, the state's north entrance to the national park will be closed for months leaving residents of the gateway town of guardener fearing for their future. >> it became this ghost town. there's nobody here. >> the last time the national spotlight was so on the state might have been in 2017 when jen forte body slammed a reporter during his congressional campaign. >> sick and tired of you guys. >> this week's game of governor wh

geological survey says the devastating flooding that swept away this house along the yellow stone rivervent. right now nearly 40 million people are under heat alerts from the southeast to the central plains. some areas are feeling triple dint heat. in the southwest extreme drought is creating ideal conditions for wildfires and drying up the country's largest reservoirs. our meteorologist is joining us from the weather center. this extreme weather doesn't stop there. what more can you tell us? >> right. and the big concern especially when it comes to fires is that we're not even in peak season yet. the numbers are already higher than they normally would be for this time of year. take this year. we've had almost 3 million acres burn so far. that's more than a million acres more than we normally would be for that ten-year average by this particular date. again, a lot of that has to do with the fact that this year has been an exceptional one in terms of fires. right now 21 large active fires spread out across five states. one of the key components has been the heat. the heat has been a huge

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a video has captured the moment a house fell into the yellow stone river in the us state of montana. the area has suffered unprecedented flooding and rock slides which force many people out of their homes. they see it happening now. yellowstone national park has now close to the public as an investigation is carried out still head on out his era in sport allayed substitution that proved to be a master stroke action from the well cup playoffs coming to the full ah, it's rush hour at the local community center in lou batch of 15 kilometers from the border with ukraine. daniel ducats. jack is a retired russian language teacher and is collecting goods donated by people from all over europe. thought a we are helping people on the other side of the border. the ones who stayed behind who can lead since russia invaded ukraine are new to, has been driving across the border every day. crossing the border is always tricky, but the women say that that to day they have a lucky day because the border guard is someone they know and it's going to be hopefully much easier to bring their the goods in

my late husband and i are cofounders of the yellow river drummers and i have been deeply involved with committee performing arts for three decades. i've been in req for 40 years. thank you to the board for including funds for these two communities. they have been highly successful to not only chinatown but also draws visitors outside of our community to bring much-needed dance to businesses. many of our low income residents of chinatown can neither afford to get tickets to the cultural and arts events such as opera, ballet, symphony or they are able to attend ccc events and these two free kennedy-based festivals. our residents of chinatown are at an economic disadvantage ringing these festivals has lifted their spirits and more out of our immigrant families thank you for this and i encourage your continuing support to fund these important and amazing dance festivals for the chinatown community . >> next speaker please. >> my name is sugar and i'm a member of the uc berkeley tiger group and i'm speaking on behalf of the chinese cultural center in support of the chinatown music festival

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was hard hit by the flooding on the way to yellowstone national park and gardener is yellow ston and gardener riversn the north section of the park will not reopen this season. the flood created dangerous conditionss in the region according to the montana army national guard 88 people had to be rescued from the flood waters. the governor has been criticized for being out of the country on a personal trip while flood waters ravaged the state but today the governor will be taking a tour of the devastation on a helicopter flight joined by montana senator steve daines and representative matt rosen dale. >> we are hoping that we are beyond the worst of this but it is springtime in montana, snow pack is melting and subject to severe rain storms at any time which would actually make this worse. i'm going out today to visit the area to assess the damage and make sure that we can get any red tape out of the way to get these people back on their feet again. >> the delegation will be briefed by instant managers. later on they'll hold a round table discussion on in the response with local business owners as wel

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quick thing, in kherson, ukraine keeps on -- yellow, ukraine keeps putting pressure on russia here in the area of kherson, if they can push russia across the rivert, ukraine has started the counter attack while holding in the east, i like that, and this ties town 50 tactical groups, and helps to keep open the routes to the crucial port of odesa and mykolaiv and we can work the blockade later. >> john: so good news, bad news, thank you. >> sandra: learning more about a horrific tragedy in the florida keys on memorial day. a mother died after a captain cut her parasailing cable causing her and her two children to slam into a bridge. phil keating has been following this for us, details in miami. hi, phil. >> yeah, absolute disaster for an illinois family down in the florida keys enjoying their vacation when a mother ends up dead doing what so many tourists in florida do every single day. go parasailing. the mom, her son and her nephew were taking a parasail ride together over memorial day weekend n marathon in the florida keys, when the captain intentionally cut the cable when the wind suddenly picked up. that led to the mother and the other two pl

with the yellowstone river reaching record water level of 16 feet above normal. officials warn yellowuld be closed indefinitely. meanwhile, new dramatic video shows a group of tourists making an escape as the rising water level surround their car. my goodness. >> the abbot laboratories plant in michigan is halting baby formula production again. this time, due to severe storms in the region. the situation is expected to delay production and distribution of formula by a few weeks. >> meanwhile, president biden announces that operation sly formula. the administration is shipping approximately five eight four,0008 bolts of specialty infant formula this week from switzerland. >> quad druped vaxed and boosted. dr. fauci has tested positive for covid-19. the test came on the eve of his planned testimony at a senate committee covid hearing. he plans now to testify virtually. he was prescribed the anti-covid drug paxolovid. >> the colorado after lamp take the leave in the stanley can you please cups. >> they continue to do a shot. score. on the follow up and game one goes to the avs in overtim

yellow stone national park closed the visitors on monday as unprecedented amounts of rain washed away roads and bridges. the historic blooding set issing off land slides, plunging an entire house in-river. >> that is insane. >> reporter: looe new wildfires also ignited over-weekend in california leading oo a exream kraut conconditions. >> reporter: and when you factor hin humidy, will feel libeke 109 some schools will dismiss students early or going virtual. >> going to be a steamy one there. al standing by with more on the storms and heat and where it's headed >> so, we're talking about 172 million of us will have afternoon highs above 90 degres. and in fact, from the southwest all the way to the east coast, we got 106 million popal under heat advisories, heat watches, warn aings for today, unseasonably hot. chicago is going to feel like 107 today. 103 in omaha cincinnati will feel like 109. richmond, 96 charlotte, 101 they'll probably be at 100 overover h over-the next cup canal of cays. heat index is well above 100. the heat is going to continue into the weekend with temperatures in the upper 80s into the mid to upper 90s. the big storm system basically a long line of thunderstorms