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Great britain has relaxed its coronavirus border controls. from next week, double vaccinated tourists from the eu and the united states wont have to quarantine on arrival. they will still have to present negative covid tests. thailand, south korea, malaysia and japan have all reported the highest daily number of cases since the beginning of the pandemic. the delta variant is being blamed for the surge in cases. president macron of france has said his country owes a "debt" to french polynesia ove...

And that doesnt even include the after-effects of nuclear fallout.  Heres What You Need to Remember: A major draw of U.S. nuclear weapons to Soviet cities would have also been the presence of local airports, which would have functioned as dispersal airfields for nuclear-armed bombers. On the other hand, the Soviet attack would largely hit ICBM fields and bomber bases in low-population-density regions of the Midwest, plus a handful of submarine bases on both coasts. It is no exaggeration to say...

Noaa, pointing out that one, a nuclear bomb might not actually have any effect on a hurricane. and two, the radioactive fallout could cause devastating problems. noaa concluding with impressive understatement, needless to say, this is not a good idea. its really not a good idea at all. theyre not even sure what to say about this. the president saying, if the first lady melania trump has gotten to know kim jong-un. >> the first lady has gotten to know kim jong-un and i think she would agree with ...

Our own fact checker extraordinaire who will be here in just a few minutes points out that you do environmental impact statements for developmental projects for develop projects. they have nothing to do with being an environmentalist. that as axios is reporting that the president has repeatedly suggested looking into the idea of using nuclear bombs to stop hurricanes headed for the u.s. nuclear bombs. the president insisting he never said that, though its apparently not an uncommon question, so ...

Not even alter the storm, this approach neglects the problem that the released radioactive fallout would quickly move to affect land areas and cause devastating environmental problems. >> exactly. exactly. >> so a stooupersized hurricane that now has radioactive ingredients that could kill people? >> weve given this as much time -- >> except that im going to predict this. the head of noaa should the white house have anything to do with what that is may want to look for a new job. >> you should n...

Babies. some craves. and some wonder we can just see it through their brain. theyre going to wonder why in a particular on the morning of the first of march nine hundred fifty four the u.s. detonated costal bravo its most powerful thermo nuclear bomb at bikini atoll wrong lap one hundred fifty kilometers away saw two suns that day. radioactive fallout rained down there in the afternoon children played in it unaware. feet accusation began three days later too late like many others mayo a bone und...

Lived in rounded up the bomb took away her island and the friends and relatives who died of radiation poisoning her thyroid gland was removed due to cancer we just missed that it is. when the baby came out some. babies. and some grapes. and some other we can just see it through their brain. theyre going to wonder why in a few months on the morning of the first of march nine hundred fifty four the u.s. detonated costal bravo its most powerful thermo nuclear bomb at bikini atoll wrong lap one hund...

Energy in the field, when you go rough,t all the electronics in the car are destroyed. imagine the field is not localized to a small spot on the highway but covers all north america and destroy electronics across the entire area. that could be accomplished if you had a single nuclear weapon and detonated it above the atmosphere say at 300 kilometers, up in outer space. this is a different nuclear tact than the one people are used to thinking about. it wouldnt destroy a city, no fallout, no blast...

Limiting exposure to radioactive fallout. not much of an aloha, shannon, but it could save a lot of lives. >> shannon: better to be ready. trace gallagher, thank you so much. kentucky senator rand paul speaks after the first time after the middle attack that left a most serious injuries, much worse than initially reported. fox news medical analyst dr. marc siegel has the exclusive. >> shannon, i sat on the senator rand paul, doctor to doctor, to find out exactly what happened and why his neighbo...

Room, so when people say we should not prepare for this, it isnt true. we should prepare for it. its unlikely for many, many reasons, but we should prepare. >> yeah, hawaii is home to one and a half million residents and there is some concern that because the vast number of visitors who come to hawaii on an annual basis, the monthly sirens will kind of scare a lot of people, which is why authorities plan to have hotels, radio, local television stations notifying people well in advance. advance. ...