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WEST RICHLAND, Wash. - Captain Ray Newton was in a race against time not only to continue to be a firefighter but also for his health.

>> laura: a junior high god player could have made that kick, dan. good to see you. dont you love me commenting about soccer. i played field hockey. set your dvr. follow me on all of the social media. jesse watters takes over from here. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters. tonight: >> rapinoe. >> [cheers and applause]. >> jesse: usa women choke. is it right to celebrate. >> hush up, boy. >> jesse: biden tries banning trump from talking about his own trial. >> [gavel banging]. >> guys walking past...

CABAZON, Calif. (AP) — Two firefighting helicopters collided while responding to a blaze in Southern California, sending one to the ground in a crash that killed all three people on

The 2023 fire season is off to a slow start in California, experts say. So far, firefighters have responded to over 4,000 fires, but to put that number in perspective, Cal Fire says it’s below the average over the past five years. As of Monday, there were seven active fires burning across the state. So far, in 2023, more than 100,000 acres have been lost, 20 structures were destroyed, and there have been three fatalities.

Sympathy for working moms who cannot find childcare. throw that out there. >> always the exception. dont forget to dvr the show if you cant watch us live, and here is "america reports." >> look, you cant even have solar in a home if you have trees that are too tall. how are you going to drive around the city and have a solar powered truck in the concrete jungle. its just ridiculous. >> they think we have money stored away somewhere in a secret account. we cant just pull out $25,000 from the busi...

Were back with new developments in the war in ukraine. two back-to-back missile strikes in the eastern donetsk region of ukraine killing eight people including first responders who were coming to the scene after the first attack. that as we learn more about the woman ukrainian officials say they have arrested in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate president zelenskyy. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the latest on this situation. richard? >> reporter: good mornin...

Another wave of extreme weather is hitting the country today with millions at risk . after monday marked the second busiest storm day this year with more than 600 storms recorded. the unrelenting weather leaving at least two people dead and wiping out power for more than half a million people across the southeast. see for yourself. forceful winds in maryland pulling down power lines. storms knocking down trees, barreling into peoples homes and blocking streets. and ominous funnel cloud twisting ...

Welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, im mariko 0i. the headlines: south american leaders launch a new alliance to save the amazon but stop short of pledging to end deforestation by 2030. and the heat goes on — wildfires rage in portugal, as the un describes recent record global temperatures as extraordinary. canadian rapper tory lanez has been sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting and wounding megan thee stallion. and hiroshima and nagasaki in virtual reality — before a...

In the recent months, the scale of anti—government protests has come down but the public discontent is still palpable. what this government has done is that the protests have been met by repression, so that repression has also silenced certain communities. there is fear in terms of what it may entail by protesting. there are continuous arrests, theres surveillance, there are people who are called in for questioning. so, the freedom of expression, freedom of assembly,

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