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Many turning to america's shorelines for relief from triple-digit temperatures. >> trying to keep it call, jumping in the water and a whole lot of liquid. >> reporter: and impressive heat fueling ferocious wildfires in arizona and washington. between the wildfire and thunderstorm threats, many wondering whether the hallmark of the holiday will be a washout. forecasters say fireworks should be a go in most of the west, while severe storms will threaten events in the country's midsection. and along the east coast, it will be hit or miss, a chance of isolated showers and lingering storms. residen...

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Again this is meant to build more resilience into the system. meant to build in resilience overwinter. it's also removing a dozen short haul return trips, or about 2k flights, each day until the 29th of october. that's in response to the cap on passenger numbers heathrow has in place, and recently extended. that is until the end of october. british airways says the vast majority of their passengers will get away as planned and that key popular half term destinations will be protected, but it says anybody who is affected by the changes announced will be offered alternative flights or a refund. ...

Their winter capacity by about 8%. and it is a sign aviation is still not back to normal. now, amid staff shortages, many airlines, but not all, cut back their summer schedules to make them more reliable. in the case of ba, it dropped nearly 30,000 flights in advance over the summer period. the idea being that those running would be more reliable. now, ba is cutting 10,000 short haulflights — or 5,000 return trips — between the end of october and the end of march next year. again this is meant to build more resilience into the system. it's also removing a dozen short haul return trips, or ...

>> thanks lawrence. thank you. >> thank you. i love buffalo the first day i arrived there in 1988, with new york senior senator david patrick monahan who was running for reelection with both showing him headed for nearly 68% of the vote, which gave him enough confidence to allow me to work on his reelection campaign, when i knew next to nothing about politics. i made many return trips to buffalo over the years of working in the senate, with senator monahan, whole of buffalo long before i did. it is new york state's second largest city, a city born as a trading post before colonial governments ...