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Doing this, weve never seen fire conditions like were seeing now. >> the caldor fire has forced tens of thousands of people in the south lake tahoe area to evacuate. its the 15th largest wildfire in california history. and out of the largest 20 california fires, 11 of them happened in the last five years. up the coast, the pacific northwest saw a record-breaking heat wave earlier in the summer. >> the red cross traditionally doesnt support cooling centers, but this is unfortunately our new norma...

Criticism that it would be prying into personal data and helping oppressive governments — and criminals — hack peoples information. the european union and the pharmaceutical giant aztrazeneca have reached an agreement which brings to an end the bloc�*s legal action for failure to deliver covid vaccines. the court case was launched after the eu accused astrazeneca of favouring other nations — including the uk. under the agreement, a total of 300 million covid jabs will be delivered to the...

♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i am matt finn. police are going door to door searching for potential flash flooding victims in the northeast. at least 49 people are confirmed dead following a catastrophic flooding spawned by the remnants of hurricane ida. the heavy rain late wednesday swapped homes and vehicles and overwhelmed urban drainage systems. president biden touring some louisiana neighborhoods hit hard when hurricane ida made landfall sunday. the category four storm left more than...

This is bbc news — the latest headlines: the death toll rises from the flash floods in the north—east of america — at least a5 people are thought to be dead. a british—born member of the islamic state group pleads guilty to charges of conspiring to murder american hostages in syria. as weve been reporting, americas north—east is still reeling from flash flooding and tornadoes that have killed at least a5 people. president biden says the us is facing climate—related destruction across...

Car. its better to be safe than obviously deal with a tragedy. all of the infrastructure, all of the resources that we could have had in place would not have prepared us for the kind of storm that we experienced. we keep saying thats rare storms but theyre not so rare, these flash floods in our area. >> mayor lora, a very important point. to correct one thing, the nation is grieving with you. the stories that you shared and the ongoing operations, the heroism, everything about it is breaking our...

We expect it will be upwards of 50. were just going to keep pushing. were going to keep pushing to get resources to those no need. we already provided more than $120 million in assistance to affected individuals across louisiana. that number climbs by the hour and one of the things that were able to provide is hotel rooms to folks who have been displaced from their homes and were going to continue to provide that assistance as rapidly as we can to louisianans throughout the affected area. >> dav...

>> reporter: i think everyone was blindsided. you had weather professionals from the top levels of the government to news media like us who watched the storm from louisiana across the country dumping the amount of rain it did. everyone knew it was going to be a very big rain event. i think what people didnt anticipate, that when it came into the new jersey, new york, and pennsylvania area, just how intense the water was going to be. it just dumped massive amounts of water into the entire system,...

Guilty to sex assault charges. one of the key figures in the january 6th capitol riot pleading guilty today. the so-called qanon shaman facing years behind bars. and "america strong." first responders across the country answering the call this week. good evening. its great to have you with us on a friday night. im whit johnson in for david tonight, and we begin with the rising death toll after the remnants of hurricane ida hammered the northeast with historic flooding and record-breaking r...

More than sixty people have died across eight states — at least fifty people were killed here in the northeast, after torrential rainfall on wednesday night caused flash flooding. 0ur correspondent nada tawfik has more. 0ne one week and a storm that brought america to its knees. look one week and a storm that brought america to its knees.— america to its knees. look at the tornado! from _ america to its knees. look at the tornado! from new— america to its knees. look at the tornado! from n...

Terms of chaos? >> dont get me started with the u.s. open, laura. first of all, they were holding all of these matches, first off, without even mandating the people attending have vaccines. that was a big battle in itself friday night. i want to thank the mayor and senator ramos, we worked with her. and then, you know, fast forward, everybody got the warnings. lets put safety first. why jeopardize the public and why jeopardize the players who have put everything into ensuring they can compete in...