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Kerpen/Nörvenich - Rund 2000 Unterschriften hat Eva-Marie Lüpchen mit anderen gesammelt und Politiker auf ihrem Bio-Bauernhof Gut Onnau nahe dem Fliegerhorst Nörvenich empfangen. Auch hat sie erreicht, dass Anfang Mai der Kerpener Stadtrat einstimmig eine Petition beschlossen hat, die sich gegen die für die Jahre 2022 bis 2026 geplante Verlagerung von Tornado-Kampfjets vom Flughafen Büchel auf den Fliegerhorst Nörvenich richtet. Doch ihr Optimismus, die Pläne der Bundeswehr...

In den vergangenen Jahrzehnten wurden innovative Formate abgeschafft und eine Erneuerung verpasst. Nun springen die Privaten in die Bresche In Ostdeutschland stößt die Gebührenerhöhung des öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks (ÖRR) auf Widerspruch. Der ÖRR wird als einseitig, ja parteiisch gesehen, verstehe die Probleme des Ostens nicht und interessiere sich nicht für den Osten, meint Frank Scheurell, CDU-Abgeordneter aus Sachsen-Anhalt. Der ÖRR hat sich sehr gewandelt, s...

In den kommenden Tagen ist wieder mit großer Hitze zu rechnen. Neben Temperaturen mit bis zu 36 Grad wird es jedoch auch schwül und gewittrig.

>> obviously, the best thing you can do is stay hydrated. it is their summer, our winter, their summer. just got there. its only supposed to be 79 degrees. thats what the high should be. its going to be 111. were not close to above, were way above. let me show whats going on here. 111 degrees today, wind out of the southeast. it would be guys it would be nice if the wind would blow a little bit. yesterday 109. today -- its a day ahead. theyre past the international date line and all of the front...

Mostly clear skies skies, wind out of the west at 8 miles an hour. here, no visibility issues. sometimes in san francisco that can be the case. here, images weve seen, very sunny skies, visibility was 10 miles. that was good. also looking at nice weather the next few days. i have to tell you no rain moving in to hamper investigation. looking pretty good the next few days. >> an odd perfect day for san francisco. >> especially this time of year. >> thanks, rick. >> recordings released from air tr...

And then the inland flooding. many spots over 8 inches. anywhere in the dark green here, cities like baltimore, washington, d.c., philadelphia, widespread flooding and then the gusty winds. widespread tropical storm force winds. if not higher -- spots, 50, 60 miles an hour. thats going to bring down a lot of trees and cause widespread power outages. >> thats what folks are fearing, jim. i lived in new orleans for ten years. i have been through many of these storms before. one of the lessons you ...

Now, this is a big question here in the weather office today. why only 50? this is the warmest water that you could possibly find. well, because there is a little bit of wind out, there and not the big high pressure sitting above it so that the hurricane has nothing to fight. there is a battle between the wind speeds here, that would keep the hurricane or the tropical storm from becoming a hurricane at 50 miles per hour. if the wind goes away, this thing could be much bigger and a much bigger pr...