our hearts are with everybody in montana that this storm has affected. i want to switch gears and talk about oil and gas. a few weeks ago, the biden administration cancelled one of the largest oil and gas leases in the country to allow for drilling on a million acres in alaska and cancelled two in the gulf of mexico. you and 12 or 13 other state attorney generals are suing to get that decision reversed. tell us about effort. >> absolutely. we filed a brief in the appellate procedure in that case, a lawsuit brought by a number of environmental groups to stop leases from going forward. that has been appealed up. i'm leading coalition of 13 other states and we filed this brief in federal appeals court. look, this is either just stunning hypocrisy on the biden administration's part or blatant incompetence and i'm not sure which one. you have administration now, one side of their mouth saying they hate fossil fuels, they hate anything having to do with traditional energy develop nment this country and they doll everything they can to shut it down. the other s

didn't just wipe out roads, homes, and infrastructure in this part of yellowstone national park in montana. it also took with it hopes for a bustling summer tourist season, which businesses here rely on to get them through the year. ah, i'm getting phone calls from business people saying their reservations are cancelling clear through september and it is devastating for them. they're kind of in a state of shock right now. what are we going to do where we're going to go with us? many businesses are also grappling with a costly clean up the mud and water didn't have serious damage. all of my 13 rooms on a lower. ready floor were flooded, have 5 feet of standing water in them. um, we've got it pumped out, but the damage is catastrophic. the flooding has for some establishments to shift focus, serving their community instead of tourists. we've chosen to change our efforts in the community, delivering water on bottled water to the older in their homes and them around the town and certain areas that people have access to. members of this montana community are now hoping that their work will pave

up to montana, actually, i want to go to the other side of montana. montana, now, has two congressional districts. and in the first congressional district in montana, you see, nearly clearly -- created one, remember this name, inky reince inky former interior secretary, montana politician for that comes back to run for this new hot seat. and look at, this he's gotta fight on his hands this is the former state senator who is within a point of ryan zinke and more than half the vote counted, the margin there is 426. folks there's all sorts of controversy around zinke when he was the inter secretary. his use of government money, government services and you can see that with olszewki big issue in this campaign. so this is one landing in our radar, unexpectedly tonight is ryan zinke in some trouble in republican primary. all right, steve we're gonna keep an eye on that and all the other races that you highlighted for us. don't go anywhere. as we mentioned at the top of the program, the economy is certainly going to be something on the minds of voters. anoth

up to montana, actually, i want to go to the other side of montana. montana, now, has two congressional districts. and in the first congressional district in montana, you see, newly created created one, remember this name, inky reince inky former interior secretary, montana politician for that comes back to run for this new house seat. and look at, this he's gotta fight on olsezewki former state senator who is within a point of ryan zinke and more than half the vote counted, the margin there is 426. folks there's all sorts of controversy around olsezewki when he was the inter secretary. his use of government money, government services and you can see that with olszewki big issue in this campaign. so this is one landing in our radar, unexpectedly tonight is ryan zinke in some trouble in republican primary. all right, steve we're gonna keep an eye on that and all the other races that you highlighted for us. don't go anywhere. as we mentioned at the top of the program, the economy is certainly going to be something on the minds of voters. another issue t

wolves in montana? >> senator, i know that wolves have made a remarkable comeback from when they were first listed. that's in thanks to all the partnerships that we have made. i know that your state has done that remarkable job in ensuring that the ecosystems support the animals that are there. the fishery and wildlife service will make a 12 month finding at the end of the review. i believe that is in september. and we can update you further as -- >> thank you, and much of time. just let the record show, the data shows that the wolf population are way over the recovery target, way over. as well as the grizzly bear populations. so it's time to delisted the grizzly bear, return the management of that wonderful species that has recovered back to the states of montana, idaho and wyoming. thank you. >> thank you, senator. senator heinrich. >> thank you chairman. and thank you chairman for your interest in the fires. we are seeing really different fire behavior these days. and we're in a, we're in a drought t

my name is montana, montana. i know you came out here from another state and what is, what voice, are you? what are you trying to stay with your voice? yeah, i think here i'm just in call it area with all the people speaking and it's mainly to voice my personal fear. it's very paralyzing my sense of my rights disappearing and you know, my future potentially being taken from me if an accident were to happen. and i think that i'm very afraid of that and i see it. and it's just like becoming worse . you know, we've seen clear plants, thomas is concurring opinion, that they're coming for the same sex marriage and contraceptive. and it feels very archaic. and so i'm here to, i'm here to stand up for my rights and i'm here to try and been up for what's right . thank you, montana. i'm going to turn to your friend. i know that you came also from another state and there is concern here that this is a right word. turn of the u. s. supreme court. are you also fearful of what this means for other rights? i absolutely am. i t

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la Única parte difÍcil de este incendio es que estÁ en una montaÑa inclinada. >>> bomberos esperan que las condiciones del tiempo favorezcan para extingir este incendio que fue nominado como (nombre en inglÉs). en este tipo de situaciones no solo las personas necesitan ayuda tambiÉn las mascotas y el ganado requiere de un lugar seguro. por eso el condado de napa habilitÓ un lugar de respuesta para ayudar al equipo, por el momento los miembros estÁn pendientes en caso de ser necesitados. este incendio despertÓ temores pasados en la comunidad de napa que nada aÑo se siente en riesgo por vivir en zonas donde se han vuelto mÁs frecuentes. cÉsar hablÓ con las autoridades del condado. >>> superasustados. >>> atemorizada dice sentirse mary torres que reside en napas, recuerda cÓmo el incendio que destruyÓ todo en 2017. >>> con miedo de que llegue el fuego a destruir todo aquÍ. las personas, animales propiedades. >>> pero representantes dicen que han trabajado con la comunidad para que esta situaciÓn no se repita. >>> hemos trabajado con la comunidad para hacer una reducciÓn de c

the montana national guard has rescued 87 people by helicopter. others are being ferried out by boat. >> my family lives at the end of this road. a couple of friends, too. so they're just pulling out my brother, and it looks like his dogs right now. >> reporter: days of rain and a rapidly melting snow pack pushed the yellowstone river to nearly 14 feet, the highest level ever recorded. >> holy... >> reporter: the ranging waters collapsed this bridge. and washed away victoria and t.j. britton's two-story home.n. >> it was totally intact for about five or six miles, miles, floating dow floating down the river, and right behind it, there's my bed with my pillow on it. >> oh! >> reporter: more than 10,000 vistors have been told to leave the park, a dangerous trek for some, as this video shows a rock slide narrowly missing a car trying to flee to safety. the park closures come as the tourist season was about to kick off, a popular destination for more than two million visitors each summer. and tonight, some neighborhoods still look like raging rivers,

in montana, the economy grew 6.7%. that is strong. the governor of montana is greg giantforte. he returns as our guest this morning a possible negative for montana. your state could get really hard with high gas and diesel prices because i have never been to montana, but i know it is gigantic and if you live there you have to drive a lot. this is a negative for you, huh? >> well, stuart, thanks for having me on again. you're absolutely right. the foundation of our economy is agriculture, farming, ranching. you need to put diesel in the trucks. you need to put duessel in the tractors. we've seen oil and gasoline prices double since joe biden took office. it's hitting our agricultural sector hard. stuart: is there, nothing you can do about it, is there? >> well, what we need to do, reauthorize the keystone xl pipeline. open up oil and gas leasing on federal land. get rid of regulations. it is pretty straightforward. stuart: it is not going to happen. >> it is not going to happen. stuart: will you cut the growth rate, 6.7% growth rate last year, you're not going to get that this y

>> not here in montana you know, like the mountains, they can be extreme, but this is a different kind of extreme. it's like a climate kind of out of whack kind of extreme, you know >> reporter: as for yellowstone park, they've evacuated 10,000 visitors there's still a small group of backpackers. this might not be over yet there could be more rain in the coming days. >> valerie castro live in livingston, montana. >>> ukraine's president zelenskyy says his troops are fighting for what he calls literally every meter. the battle for eastern ukraine raging as trapped civilians search for a way out. >>> in my heart i knew i was going to fight to get back. >> back on duty. the cop haled a hero after using her car as a barricade against a drunk driver. >>> and elon is entering the building the expected appearance at this week's all hands meeting at twitter. let me be direct. why would you pay more than double for teeth straightening with invisalign? with smiledirectclub, you get a doctor-directed smile you love for sixty percent less. that's a lot less. like a lot. choose smile. choose direct

it was a w, a montana. i have lost it a comedy. awesome to hear what happened. she did it for the, for the record of that that, that, that, that home say in the can impact. again, why did it with our advisor? if you talk to you, when you, when you are really more to live it is just to what i told was on media media found the wall family. so the, what is kind of a core and then you're going to pick up a j a. m a bubble me with or how many are back out right now about what kind of colors are too great at that . move then we will look at them and ship it and ship that may actually be in the lab and ship it right look, right. will look better. you know, i can move in ah emotional jayce. we should just need the diplomat mode without because you were to rule off to stay at it in almost and the condition of a so at no cost a little bit with your money. i am a credit of him. a political woman. i think the man, i'm happy with the neighborhood with how to 30 minutes. how are the monday the monday i wish i'm she too was not meant to hear a lot of them. so i am and did you

this rate of inflation is unsustainable for those in montana and americans alike. for months, republicans in congress and even some democrats like former treasury secretary larry summers, warned the massive inflationary risk of the $2 trillion march 2021 stainless package, but that post economy. pulled up "the washington post" article from march 29 2021, remember being in the very room similar warning our colleagues about the risks of moving through a $2 trillion spending package when we had $1 trillion of unspent covid money still remaining in december of the prior year. let me quote, "summers, clinton, barack obama, drafted economic blueprint for the past two democratic presidents, was a top candidate to lead the federal reserve board and president obama as emerged as a latticed critic of president biden's approach. the harvard university professor who advised biden warns the president stainless pan -- plan may trigger the highest inflation in more than half a century and could cost democrats the chance to make lasting prescience on the economy. there were many o

can you tell us what's the expectation to happen in montana? >> well, we have a pro-life governor, thankfully in montana, a pro-life legislature and they will continue to work on policies to protect the lives of the unborn. remember, there's so much misinformation given from the mediaen 0 the left, and that's false. the court was very, very clear, a thoughtful opinion written by justice alito simply says when you have a contentious issue like abortion, first, they said it's not a constitutional right, so they got that corrected by overruling roe and casey. but they said that this belongs to be debated with elected officials, that's where this debate should be. up until yesterday the united states has had the least restrictive abortion policies in the world. only seven countries, only seven countries allow late term abortions. one of those is the united states, but also, north korea and china. alicia: are you concerned at all politically, from a political standpoint headed into the midterms? democrats are saying that this now, the answer to this

according to a study by the university of montana. we just want to live our lives the way we've been the last 100 years. there's also been an influx of people looking for ranch is in large properties to buy in the state. when you actually take the time to shoot something outside of the traditional hollywood spaces like that on the coasts and you actually go somewhere else. it can have a tremendous impact on the economy in terms of tourism. the show gain so much success. it now has a spinoff called 18 83 following the journey. the done ancestors took into big sky country. >> i watch i really like it. i'm not getting ready to move to montana, but i do like more news tonight at 8. but our primetime coverage is just getting started better. hurry because you're running out of filling up fast. all right. grant, thank you. stay your cowboy something. okay. all right. thanks you too. here's what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 9. we're starting to hear about more cases of. monkeypox in the bay area where these new possible cases have been

. >> ha sido una montaña rusa, de la celebración a la lucha continua. >> no sé si opinas lo mismo que yo, pero evitó que estos jóvenes se destacan, le echan más gana que las personas con estatus regularizados. >> un ejemplo del sueño americano. hoy más tarde vamos a hablar de esto, tendremos reacciones de soñadores y veremos lo que sucede en washington dc, y el futuro que puede haber para estos jóvenes y sus familias, y tantos otros migrantes que esperan una solución. >> muchas gracias, julio. los soñadores forman parte del día a día de este país. nuestra corresponsal carla nos cuenta quiénes son. >> en el campo de la medicina, los negocios que fortalece la economía del país y hasta en la nasa explorando el planeta marte, en todas partes están los niños soñadores amparados bajo el programa acción diferida para los llegados en la infancia (daca) y nada los detiene a seguir su sueño. ella está dejando su huella en el espacio. >> trabajo en un instrumento que está en la luna,un proyecto de nasa para el proyecto de marte. >> con solo dos años llegó con sus padres d

all entrances to the montana park are closed and tourists have to be ushered out of someplaces. roadways and bridges have been washed out, all due to heavy rain and melting snow. ohio's republican governor signed a bill in to law that will allow school employees to be armed with a gun after a day of training. it takes affect in the fall and schools with provide additional actor, philip baker hall, known for his work on seinfeld, modern family and boogie nights has died, he was 90 years old. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, june 14th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." wall street woes. stocks nose-dive as inflation rises. what this means for your 401(k) and the message for americans who are close to retiring. >>> he falsely told the american people that the election was not legitimate. millions of americans believed him. >> the big lie. the january 6th committee breaks down former president trump's false claims of a rigged election. this morning we have his response. >>> yellowstone flooded. heavy rainfall shuts down all entrances to the national park as

and i just saw it in montana where i went to go talk about the cultural divide that's happening as a result of the hit show "yellowstone," and tyler, the interesting thing is the census bureau says in the pandemic montana was one of the fastest growing states by population you saw a house in or around bozeman that was less than half a million dollars before the pandemic shoot to almost 3/4 of a million dollars two years later. the housiing crisis there has become so immense. it's grabbing headlines. what we saw on the ground in bozeman was that professionals, people with jobs, with good salaries were being priced out of apartments and going to live in rvs and tents so the consequence of this is not just at the tax revenue level for the states but also in a very real way what happens to housing when you have a lot of people with more money in their pockets coming in and pricing out the locals. >> you have big dollars moving from california or new york or wherever now you have friends who have bought land in montana because it's gorgeous. i even thought about doing it myself a couple o

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. >> to the great state of montana. we've gone to montana a few times. the montana first congressional district, gop primary, why are we going there in because of this guy, ryan zinke. donald trump backs the former interior secretary. remember zinke was a member of the trump administration and a fun nugget after redistricting montana went from one to two congressional districts. >> that's a change. this is new because they have a new district. a shiny new district. >> where are we in the primary calendar at this point? >> you know, the more i go, it just seems like life is passing me by more quickly. after today, 40% of states will have held primaries. feels like we haven't been in the primary season that long and 40% will have voted and we're five months until the general election in november. we will have a lot of ton doing it. >> the countdown is on. >> the heat is on. >> thank you very much. >>> so critical development in pennsylvania's high stakes senate race. the health of democrat john fetterman under scrutiny. >>> a former obama white house advis

while president biden declared a major disaster in montana. after that devastating flooding in yellowstone national park. here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight with 81 million americans broiling in record and deadly heat, states like kansas and ohio feel like an oven in the midwest, a double threat. excessive heat and damaging tornadoes carving through wisconsin. >> hey, boys, we got a tornado. let's go >> reporter: while extreme weather has moved out of montana, the disaster here is still far from over. there are literally bridges to nowhere and a multimillion if not billion dollar cleanup. new video of flooded roads into a washed out yellowstone show mass devastation >> this is a historic event, a thousand-year event. >> reporter: because some entrances into america's oldest national park could be impassable for months. today the only way we could reach the park's superintendent was by zoom >> there are a lot of things to do, not only in yellowstone, but also outside of yellowstone, our gateway communities but it is going to look a lit

video captured the moment a house fell into the yellowstone river in montana. the entire park spanning parts of wyoming, montana, and idaho will be closed at least through tomorrow. >>> and more than 100 million people are under heat alerts or advisories from the plains to the southeast as record-setting temperatures scorch much of the country. out west, hot, dry, and windy conditions have fueled more than 30 wildfires that have burned about one million acres across five states. in southern california, firefighters are battling the sheep fire in rugged, steep terrain in the mountains northeast of los angeles. >> the helicopter was making drops until they couldn't fly anymore because of how erratic the winds were from the heat rising up through the atmosphere last night. >> it was intense. we thought it was going come up into our neighborhood here. >> the fire has burned nearly 1,000 acres and forced mandatory evacuations. it is 27% contained. in arizona the pipeline fire near flagstaff has burned more than 5,000 acres and forced evacuations. a 57-year-old man h

it was so emotional because none of us were expecting it. >> reporter: across large swaths of montana, historic flooding washed away roads and submerged them under feet of water. >> the water started rolling in the back, broke out a basement window, started filling up my basement and then i quit. >> holy! >> reporter: even bridges with their mangled trestles floated downstream, ripped apart by raging currents. >> it was frightening because in addition to all of this debris, you can hear the rocks in the creek these are giant boulders >> reporter: a state of emergency as roads into yellowstone national park remain closed indefinitely at the start of the peak summer season. >> it's safe to say it will be an extended period of time the northern end will be closed. >> reporter: with 10,000 people evacuated from the nation's oldest national park, this is the first time flooding has ever closed it. >> in the afternoon it started rising even more, and we had to move everything to high ground. >> reporter: the deluge fueled by an atmospheric river or stream of moisture pounding the region wit

. >>> a toddler in montana is lucky to be alive after going missing last week. in california, dramatic rescues took place on mt. shasta miguel almaguer tells us more about this >> reporter: several, including a toddler lucky to be alive after dramatic rescues in the west a miracle for 4-year-old riker he was last seen playing in his yard near bull lake, montana for two day, searchers combed the area on foot, with dogs, on atvs and by air. 53 people had joined the search. eventually, the team found ryker nearby in good spirits, but he was hungry, thirsty, cold and transported to a medical center. on monday, another desperate search on mt. shasta a popular tourist destination known for back country skiing. three rescue operations conducted by the siskiyou county sheriff during icy and dangerous conditions following a storm sunday >> try to locate them and potentially put one of the rescuers in next to her. >> reporter: the first incident just after 8:30 a.m. in the avalanche gulch area of the mountain among the group of three, one climber rescued with ae injuries

montana is a small state with just over a million residents. they're dealing with a massive fentanyl crisis right now. they are on pace to break last year's record of 87 fentanyl deaths. a 112% increase over 2020. eight people died in late may and each one fentanyl is suspected. according to the crime lab fentanyl deaths are up 1100% over the last two years. meth was the biggest drug problem in the state, now it is fentanyl. in the first three months of this year law enforcement seized 12,000 pills laced with fentanyl. three times more than all of last year. and it's more than was seized in the last four years combined. a problem we're seeing throughout the united states as these drugs are increasingly being smuggled into the country from mexico. according to the cdc there were a record 107,000 drug overdose deaths in 2021, 3/4 of them involve fentanyl. attorney general in montana tells me law enforcement is simply overwhelmed. >> i feel like i'm trying to treat a gunshot wound with a band-aid. the cartels are making so much money and the biden

. >> pasamos rÍos y montaÑas. la caravana se extendiÓ por la caravana se extendiÓ por lo —2 millas. >> no pueden con nosotros porque somos mÁs. la temporada pasada eran menos. >> hay que enviar un serio mensaje a los que envÍan situaciones. ellos caminaron unos 15 kilÓmetros. maÑana piensan continuar muy de madrugada. leÓn: miles de jÓvenes elegibles para solicitar el alivio migratorio no pueden tramitarlo por estar en medio de dos demandas. una que pide anular "daca", la otra exige al gobierno darle alguna protecciÓn temporal a estos jÓvenes llamados soÑadores. peggy carranza nos explica. peggy: 80,000 jÓvenes indocumentados tendrÍan sus solicitudes de "daca" estancadas luego de que un juez prohibiera la aprobaciÓn el aÑo pasado. una organizaciÓn a travÉs de una demanda colectiva presentÓ un recurso legal que busca un alivio temporal ellos. >> que todas estas personas vean tener un amparo contra la deportaciÓn y algÚn tipo de permiso. >> este gobierno se opone a la soluciÓn temporal. >> que

. >> a vista de satÉlite las inundaciones provocadas por el rÍo yellowstone en montana dejan un paisaje inundado con infraestructuras como carreteras prÁcticamente desaparecidas. el Último tÍtulo del Álbum de la cantante beyonce el que ella misma anuncia su salida para el 29 de junio, no habÍa sacado ningÚn disco en solitario desde 2016. la fifa da a conocer esta tarde a partir de las cinco hora del este los nombres de las ciudades en que se jugarÁn los partidos de la copa mundial fifa 2026 que se disputarÁ en estados unidos, canadÁ y mÉxico. >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ >> buenas tardes, gracias por estar aquÍ, les saluda felicidad, vamos a arrancar estas noticias al mediodÍa en la frontera de mÉxico con estados unidos en piedras negras en el estado de coahuila porque ahÍ estÁ a punto de llegar una caravana con cientos de inmigrantes a los que les estÁ costando muchÍsimo esfuerzo desplazarse, agobiados por las altas temperaturas y las malas condiciones del viaje, nuestra corresponsal la estÁ siguiendo, cuÉntanos. >> hola quÉ tal, asÍ es, es el tercer dÍa desde que e

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. >>> wash out, roads, homes and buildings swept away in montana as floodwaters reach the state's largest city and residents take stock of staggering damage. yellowstone national park in danger of being closed all summer long. we'll take you there live. >>> those stories plus, to the rescue. the teenager who jumped into action and into the water after a young driver accidentally plunges into the bay. >> if he wasn't there, who knows where we'd be standing right now. >> we will hear from the hero himself. today thursday, june 16th, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." so happy you're joining us, guys. it is a thursday morning. we have a lot to get to. we'll begin with that rate hike by now we've seen all the headlines, the federal reserve raised interest rates three quarters of a percentage point. the biggest jump since 1994 and they're likely to do it again. >> but what does it actually mean? think higher mortgage rates that's for sure. credit card payments about to go up.

he had this seat before, actually montana now has two seats. he's running for an open seat, but he's effectively the incumbent. he's had a lot of ethical issues. his wife had seemed to have a primary residence in california. but he's got the name i.d. but it's a real test of trumpism. the guy who's challenging him is challenging him from the right. this is real test of trump and also a member of the cabinet trying to get back in politics in his own right. >> another one on your radar is the senate primary race in iowa. and i understand cnn can call that now? >> yes. cnn is calling this race. michael franken is a former retired navy admiral, somebody who was in, seemed to be pulling a long shot to defeat a former member of congress. challenging chuck grassley, presumptive republican nominee who's been in office since 1980. he is saying, look, i want someone who is pragmatic, civil, who can reason together across party lines. that was his pitch. and it was successful enough to dislodge the woman who had been seen as a frontrunner for that race. >

. >> nick watt there in gardner, montana, thank you. roads and bridges, in some cases houses, washed out by this historic flooding in montana. you see this image by now, it's cru incredible how powerful the water is. so many people have been forced to evacuate, some have been tapped without great safety water. the manager in park county, montana, that video was taken in park county, greg, give us an update on what you are seeing right now. have you seen anything like this be every? >> no, this is definitely record flooding surpassing what we experienced in '97/'98. we started out early monday morning and the flood waters isolated many of our communities, coat city, silver gate, gardner, silver basin, the southern end, they were all cut off from roadways for a number of days or a number of hours to a number of days. >> wow. >> we have restored access to those communities as least for emergency vehicles. water is receding. we had two shelter operations going, one in boseman and one in livingston and we're shifting that to all livingston n

entrances into the park have been closed due to record rainfall that hit the area and spanned parts of montana, idaho, and wyoming. vehicles with license plates ending in odd numbers can visit on odd days of the month, those ending in even numbers can visit on even days of the month. >>> your holiday weather, and likely more 100-degree temps ahead. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking it all. >> we are tracking dangerous heat once again today throughout most of the week we are tracking triple-digit heat it's going to feel like 110 in spots. so that heat does continue throughout the northern plains into the central and southern plains, also the midwest into thutheast. 9 million americans stay under some sort of heat alert because we're going to watch that heat and humidity combine feel like 110 in spots we'll look at temperatures around 100 in minneapolis. it will feel like 106 there. 100 this houston it's going to feel like 105. 90s in dallas, new orleans, dodge city into nashville. we're going to continue that tomorrow too temperatures in the 90s and triple digits. it's going to be 99

>> hey, steve, good morning from livingston, montana. right now, we're standing along the banks of the yellowstone river. while the water is still high, thankfully it's going down and now begins the process of discussing the damage and repairing homes after these devastating historic floods. the montana and army national guard said they've had to rescue 87 people from the floodwaters. the city of billings had to temporarily shut down its water plant because of flooding on the yellowstone river and the city's drinking water supply has been limited. in other areas, well water has been tainted by the flooding. it destroyed an important entry road into yellowstone national park. it follows the the yellowstone river to the north entrance of the park. many sections of the road are completely gone and some time to rebuild. it's likely the roads in the north section of the park will not reopen this season. >> these historic amounts of precipitation and snowfall and rain and now flooding, they've cut off one of the real jewels kind of our tourism

montana's governor returns home park >>> elon musk talks twitter to twitter. musk's first meeting with staff since ffering billions to buy the company. his blunt >>> the white man who police say killed 10 black people in a supermarket made his first appearance in federal court on a crime charges back the families of shooting victims speaking out after the hearing. the gunmen shot her son but he survived. >> is hard being in a courtroom with the terrorist. seeing the man who tried to kill my son. >> then there is tanika harper. she can except in any apology from the shooter's family. >> yes not a lick of remorse. he has no remorse. i heard someone ask where his parents were asked his parents rent there. for his parents not even to reach out to anyone. their apology will mean nothing at all for us. >> the self-proclaimed white supremacist is accused of shooting and killing 10 people and hurting three other study supermarket and a mostly black neighborhood in buffalo, new york. prosecutors filed federal hate crime charges. if convicted, he could face the death pe

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the flooding also forced a water treatment plant to close, leaving montana's largest city billings with about a day supply of fresh water. as far as duration we're, we're in for, for the long haul. as far as helping folks, i will do everything that we have to do to provide those resources and just continue to work through, you know, what is, is a pretty tragic event residence here. and now pulling together to start the long, difficult work of rebuilding their communities. but the damage to yellow strengths, diverse and fragile ecosystem, will be much harder to repair some tennis dell and world number one. russian. daniel macbeth is playing this week in a warm up to wimbleton a tournament in which russian players were banned after the invasion of ukraine. but now mentioned up as learned russian players will be allowed to play at the us open in august. he commented on the decision after his 1st round match and holler, central germany, where he beats david golf and in straight sets that have said he was happy with the ruling by the us open is great. i heard this news yesterday probably lik

the flooding also forced a water treatment plant to close, leaving montana's largest city billings with about a day supply of fresh water. as far as duration we're, we're in for, for the long haul. as far as helping folks, i will do everything that we have to do to provide those resources and just continue to work through, you know, what is, is a pretty tragic event. residents here and now pulling together to start the long, difficult work of rebuilding their communities. but the damage to yellow strengths, diverse and fragile ecosystem. oh, being much harder to repair. and before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. the leaders of germany, france, italy, and romania are pledging their support for ukraine to receive full status as the potential european union candidate countries. german chancellor, all of scholes says more military support is also on the way to bolster ukraine's defense against russia. and it will continue for as long as needed shoals set of rushes, aggression marks, a new era. that's the latest on d, w use. stay tuned for dw news, asia american evans team f

. >>> las fuertes lluvias en el domingo de cielo de las montañas provocaron grandes inundaciones. el servicio de parques nacionales y todo lo que han. >>>. >>> se trata del proyecto de la liga para salvar el (nombre en inglÉs). >>> a medida que se desplace por la agenda y recibiendo esa ayuda. >>> funciona con energía solar, pero hay que hacer una reflexión qué pena que tengamos que utilizar este tipo de herramientas y no se crea una conciencia ambientalni al inventar vos en. >>>.. . >>> tenemos los remanentes, esto va a crear un canal de humedad como este impulso de humedad podría generar el potencial de algunas tormentas secas en nuestra región y eso podría generar intensos la próxima semana continuamos hasta después del domingo. >>> california pide convertirse en túneles cuadernos. flavio nos contra cos de poder beneficiar. >>> las personas mayore de 55 años de edad y que se encuentra en calidad de indocumentados podrían empezar a recibir finos de infortunio. . >>> el gobernador propuso que el nuevo presupuesto estatal por lo menos 35,000 millones de dólares sea el

nearby towns in montana also submerged. now she's got about 4 feet in her basement in there's about 2 feet in the covering the entire street in front of her house. just, you know, rollin as fast as the river is. we even saw a at a side by side like a 4 wheeler go float sideways down the street. this was main street. about $4000000.00 people visit yellowstone park every year or the entrances on.

the unprecedented water flood waters are also threatening to cut all fresh drinking water to montana's largest city. well, a perilous escape. rocks come raining down on this car. as the driver rushes to get out of yellowstone national park, some 10000 visitors to the u. s. his oldest national park were evacuated after to renshaw rainfall, and melted snow, sent months with a run off into rivers, causing them to best their banks. but it's not only tourists who are affected. the flooding has also hit me by towns damaging bridges, roads, and even sweeping away homes. had hit here early in the flood, and we thought we had it. and then a bridge went out and it diverted the cree. the water started rolling in the bag, broke out a basement window, start filling up my basement and then i quit. like the water one. the flooding also forced a water treatment plant to close, leaving montana's largest city billings with about a day supply of fresh water. as far as duration we're, we're in for, for the long haul. as far as helping folks, i will do everything that we have to do to provide those resourc

nearby towns in montana also submerged. now she's got about 4 feet in her basement in there's about 2 feet in the covering the entire street in front of her house. just, you know, rollin as fast as the river is. we even sa, a side by side like a 4 wheeler go float sideways down the street. this was mainstream. about $4000000.00 people visit yellowstone park every year. all entrances on now closed, and authorities are peeling for help from agencies. i sat bake of j 0 scientists in australia have discovered a possible solutions, the global waste problem, and it's an unlikely creature with an unusual appetite. julian wolf explains scientists in australia say this super worm may prove crucial and scaling back some of the damage done by humans who have made a toxic mark on humanity. i think it's a, it's a very good coverage for us because when we started it, we didn't know if the civil goals could actually do do what we want them to do as a grade. so that's a good outcome. originally from central and south america, the super war

the flooding also forced a water treatment plant to close, leaving montana's largest city billings with about a day supply of fresh water. as far as duration we're, we're in for, for the long haul. as far as helping folks, i will do everything that we have to do to provide those resources and just continue to work through, you know, what is, is a pretty tragic event. residence here and now pulling together to start the long, difficult work of rebuilding their communities. but the damage to yellow strengths, diverse and fragile ecosystem. oh, being much harder to repair. it was cindy darby news before we go. here's a quick update on our top story. the leaders of germany, france and italy have been holding their 1st face to face talks with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski in keep the high profile tool tools, attended by romanian president. close to honest, the much anticipated visit follows days of speculation over whether it actually would go ahead. that's it from me and the new steam stay with b. w up. next is news asia. how else was in berlin? ah, with enjoying the view she come t

. >>> las inundaciones en el parque nacional también afectan a parte del estado montana, las lluvias y el revestimiento de las nieve la montaña celebran el cauce de los ríos provocando la destitución de carreteras, puentes y viviendas miles de turistas tuvieron que ser evacuadas del parque el cual permanece cerrado en muchas zonas no podrán abrir durante el verano >>> al norte de cannes a los residentes buscaron refugio debido a un tornado que arrasó por la ciudad que ocurrió la noche del pasado sábado en el video se puede apreciar el momento cuando comienza a formarse el meteoro residentes dice que tuvieron 10 minutos para buscar refugio no se reportan heridos pero sí daños >>> increíble lo que está sucediendo en otras zonas del país mientras que aquí calor, frío y nada de lluvia >>> de hecho en su mayoría los tornados ocurren de noche y como dice césar aquí lo que tenemos es un vaivén de temperaturas un día está muy fresco al otro muy cálido >>> no seguirás contando qué nos espera >>> de hecho vienen cambios como recordaran la semana pasada justo antes del fi