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Flussbad oder Einheitsdenkmal: Wem gehört die Spree am Stadtschloss in Berlin? Die einen wollen eine Badestelle, die anderen eine „Einheitswippe“: Auch der frühere Bundestagspräsident Wolfgang Thierse streitet mit. Doch ginge nicht beides? Dominik Bardow, 25.6.2021 - 05:58 Uhr Artikel anhören  Volkmar OttoStreit am Schloss. Architekt Johannes Milla (r.), SPD-Politiker Wolfgang Thierse (M.) und CDU-Kollege Günter Nooke wollen die Ästhetik des Einheitsdenkmals nicht von einer Freitreppe beeinträchtigt sehen. Berlin - Es ist an sich eine charmante Idee: Schwimmen in der Spree...

Tropical storm warning across the south. kicked up surf on alabama's coast. one man reportedly hurt after high winds '2 by 4 into a truck. in mississippi residents filled sandbags while the local power company brought in 100 out-of-state workers to deal with the outages. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for more. rick? rick: hey, obviously louisiana hit so many times last year from hurricanes, and so far this year, since january 1st, much of southern louisiana is around 16 to 18 inches above average for rainfall. now getting this moisture in here, not a really powerful stor...

To understand how US imperialism works to create pretexts for war and attempt to deflect away from its own criminal activity, it is instructive to remember the case of Reagan's “yellow rain.”

Coastal american cities have to deal with. >> i look at the drainage situation down here sort of like a surge going into a sound. the rivers are on both sides. the drains can't drain into the river when the river is pushing back against the drain. the rain falls and can't drain and goes under water. >> this is not something that's going to get better or easier over time unless we do something about it. i don't know what that looks like. >> i'm not an infrastructure guy. they need to do something about it. when you see streets under 2 feet of water, it's got to change. >> talk to me about the s...

Because you have floods, you have water coming up through drain pipes on days when there aren't storms. you've had to think about flooding just because of rising water levels. absolutely. and you have to understand, too, that the number and intensity of the hurricanes is getting greater. so we have to not only plan for more intense rainfall than we've ever seen before. the five-year rain event or one event in five years we are seeing five times a year. so we are starting to see more intense than ever rainfalls. we are seeing dry day flooding from king tide and we have to deal with that, and ob...