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can happen. jackie ibanez will have response. good morning. >> jackie: all eyes on this story, house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to arrive in taiwan today. pelosi made no mention of the stop in taiwan, but opened our meetings commitment to inddo-pacific. the biden administration danced around the pelosi itinerary. listen. >> given as you pointed out no change in policy and president for pelosi to go on. >> so what is the drama? >> have you watched last couple ofeck wooes? >> i haven't seen any drama, i think you are manufacturing it with your question. >> carley: he wasn't happy...

Their word. you can understand then if you put yourself in the shoes of, say, the president of palau, the pacific island nation who said today, you might as well bomb us at this point because the indignity of dying slowly due to your excesses, we can't take it anymore. and so, no, there is no ultimate, you know, overseer. there's no umpire on this. it's the hope that enough of humanity wakes up to the fact that we're running out of planet and that we can no longer think of our little blue marble as an endless bounty of resources but more like a life raft with a certain amount of rations and ho...

Over the weekend, the us space agency nasa said wildfire smoke is travelling to the north pole, calling it a first in history. you can see the scale of the smoke in this satellite image, taken by nasa on the 6th of august — it shows smoke from hundreds of forest fires covering most of the country. and this is the impact. hundreds of miles away, the city of yekaterinburg is shrouded in a thick blanket of smog. and it's a similar story in other cities across russia — this is irkutsk. and these are the latest images we are now getting. many of the wildfire areas are difficult to access for fi...

Community destroyed. given the strength of those winds, that's actually a pretty blessedly low number. this is what folks are worried about. even if an ember from here were to cast a mile away, it could start this whole thing all over again. >> bill, californians are saying that it sure seems that fire seasons are getting much worse. is there any proof of that? >> reporter: absolutely. i'll date myself. i graduate from college southern california 1990. back then an evacuation was a once-in-a-lifetime event and it's becoming more annual. seven of the ten most destructive fires in the history of...

Looking at potential for scattered showers across the east coast but otherwise a drying out. go. we will watch for the potential of heavy rain and flooding across the midwest, ohio, tennessee, mississippi river valley and you see forecast rainfall shifting across the central us. in areas across the west we are not getting enough rainfall. we will see a little rain moving into the southwest but areas that really need it, parts of california, the northwest where we have dozens of wildfires that continue to burn and highs again very warm across the northern rockies and getting into california tem...