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heard about it. >> that's interesting. >> it moved a little bit. >> let me just say, you say it is transformative. it is a blockbuster. as you have noted it is the biggest investment in climate in the history of the united states, perhaps in the history of the world. it is doing so much across this country. every day there is a new announcement about a factory or a company that decides to build a factory. since the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure law were past there have been 600 factories that have said they were coming to america to build or regrowing in america to build the clean energy products of the future. 600 factories. they are not all built yet. they are in communities all across the country, every pocket of the country. they may have had groundbreaking's but they haven't had ribbon cuttings. people haven't been hired. all these seeds are planted. the shoots are starting to come up but the forest is coming,
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officials are currently assessing the damage. iranian state media reports explosions were heard in two cities, one of them near the site of the largest nuclear research complex. but the national atomic energy research agency confirms there's been no damage to any nuclear facilities. a source familiar with the situation tells nbc news the u.s. was not involved in the strike. meanwhile, some countries in the middle east are weighing in on israel's actions. egypt's foreign minister put out a statement a short time ago saying the country is deeply concerned about an escalation between israel and iran and warned about the consequences of expanding the conflict and instability in the region. meanwhile, the u.s. has imposed a new round of sanctions in iran in response to its attack in israel last weekend. the treasury department announced yesterday the biden administration's actions will degrade and disrupt iran's drone program. the sanctions also target exports by the country's steel industry, which generates billions in annual revenue. officials say the u.s. has imposed sanctions on more than 600 iranian related entities
you can remain anonymous and, remember that $500,000 reward. bret? >> bret: david spunt, thanks. ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight, we're just getting word in the past five minutes five teenagers have been shot in green belt, maryland today. there were hundreds of students there apparently gathered in the afternoon for a senior skip day and a water gun fight. the green belt police chief is saying there were at least 500 to 600 high schoolers present when officers arrived at the park. five teens, ages between 16 and 18 were discovered, suffered from gunshot wounds. all of the students heard the gunshots ring out as you are looking at video there. detectives currently believe the suspect fled the park as the large group ran off into hanover parkway. we will continue to monitor. this again, five shot in green belt, maryland. up next chaos.
the everton and scotland defender nathan patterson is out for the rest of the season and looks likely to miss this summer's european championship. patterson needs surgery to a hamstring injury sustained in this week's six nil thrashing by chelsea. in this week's 6—0thrashing by chelsea. it means scotland are now likely to be without their two best right—backs for the tournament, which they kick off against hosts germany on june 14th. some sad news now as the former wales international leightonjames has died aged 71. the winger starred in the only wales side to top a qualifying group for a european championship before going on to reach the quarterfinals in 1976, and a year later he famously scored a penalty against england at wembley. james also played over 600 games in the football league for clubs including swansea, burnley and derby. it'll be an all—british front row for tomorrow's sprint race at formula 0ne's chinese grand prix. lando norris beat lewis hamilton to pole position in a hectic wet
place was safe for salman rushdie, who sprawling 600 page novel, the satanic verses offended some muslims for its depiction of the prophet muhammad ron's, i had told khomeini issued a fatwa a religious decree calling for rushdie his death in 1989 there were worldwide protests from london to look this attempt was burned and 12 people died in clashes with police the books, japanese, murdered, and others associated with it. >> we're attacked. >> did you have any idea that it would cause violence? no. i had no idea. i thought probably some conservative religious people wouldn't like it. would. they didn't like anything. i wrote anyway, so i felt well they don't have to read it. we're you naive probably. i mean, it's easy looking back to three but nothing like this had ever happened to anybody. >> and of course, almost all the people who attacked the book did so without reading it
you know, you can get the same result out of doing a little bit less what they have done to some people is very unfair. >> encouraging protesters the day after saying governors would call the shots. >> they seem to be very responsible people to me. but it is, they have been treated a little bit rough. they want to take their guns away. okay? they want to take their guns away. >> the growing concerns over where your food comes from. over 600 meat packing workers in south dakota now testing positive. a growing number of plants shutting down. will it cause shortages at the store? >> we don't have any hot spot that has developed where all of a sudden you say other than we did have a meat packing plant. or two. where, incredibly, we had some, you saw the number was rather incredible. took place in that plant. >> from pennsylvania to wisconsin to colorado, employees working in tight quarters have complain about a
probably you know, i mean, it's easy looking back to three but nothing like this had ever happened to anybody. >> and of course, almost all the people who attacked the book did so without reading it as often told that i had intended to insult offend people in my view is if i need to insult you, i can do it really quickly. i don't need to spend five years of my life trying to write her 600 page book to insult you. >> rushdie was living in london when he went into hiding in for the next ten years, the british government provided him with 24 our police protection did people who tried to kill you? >> yes. >> they were maybe as many as half a dozen serious assassination attempts, which were not random people. they were state-sponsored terrorism professionals. >> after diplomatic negotiations, the iranian state called off its assassins in 1998 rushdie finally came out of the shadows he moved to new york and for the next two decades lived openly. he was a man about town. >> he continued writing, became
a certain degree of security, venue, security in this case, there wasn't any, the irony of course, is you were there to talk about writers and danger yeah, exactly and the need for writers from other countries to have safe spaces in america, amongst other places. and then yeah, it just turned out not to be a safe space for me. >> for years. no place was safe for salman rushdie who sprawling 600 page novel, the satanic verses, offended some muslims for its depiction of the prophet muhammad ron's, i had told khomeini issued a faa, a religusree calling for rushdie his death in 1989 there were worldwide protests from londono lahore satanic verses was burned and 12 people di in clhes with translat was murdered and otrs associated with it. we're attack did u have any idea that it would cau violence? >> no. i had no idea. i ought
government. is there a moment in the life of every ruling party where this problem becomes endemic and does it reflect on the prime minister, whoever that is. ila does it reflect on the prime minister, whoever that is. no and no. i minister, whoever that is. no and no- i think — minister, whoever that is. no and no. i think that _ minister, whoever that is. no and no. i think that is _ minister, whoever that is. no and no. i think that is exaggerating. i| no. i think that is exaggerating. i think they are 18 independent members of parliament in the house of commons at the moment and a large number of them have been sacked for one reason or another and that has nothing to do a scandal. it's got to do with political viewpoints like andrew bridging orjeremy corbyn, that sort of thing. no, i don't think so. the vast majority of our members of parliament over 600 mps, are good and decent people who work extremely hard, whatever their physical party. they work in very, very stressful conditions. sometimes people make mistakes, sometimes people make mistakes, sometimes people do something stupid. i think that parliament should look after people better, watch how much they are drinking, perhaps, warn them if they are mixing with people who are