white house intervening in a case of military justice but also in a disciplinary decision here n light of all of this, was esper, the defense secretary, willing to challenge the president on his interference in this case? now esper has said gallagher cannot get a fair hearing on the disciplinary issue, so we re just going to let that slide. well, after spencer i think his thinking is after spencer engaged in these communications with the white house that no one knew about, to now send this to a navy review board of noncommissioned officers would be placing an undue burden on them, that no matter what they would decide, people would say it was a precooked deal and that there was unfair treatment. esper is now saying that gallagher needs to get out of the navy. that will happen, we believe, on november 30th, and that the entire department needs to move on. an awful lot of time and effort has been spent on this. no disciplinary action as
impacts of manmade climate change evident in every region of the country even as the u.s. takes a step backward in fighting this global crisis. here are the top eight stories for 2018. number eight, the hawaii volcano. the most active volcano in the world lived up to its reputation. it came to life once again. this is as impressive, as mesmerizing and terrifying. the lava, temperatures topping 2,100 degrees, destroyed 700 homes. number seven, the alaska earthquake. on november 30th, a powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck alaska. near the most populated city of anchorage. causing roads to buckle. this was the worst, most violent quake they had ever felt. the quake was considered the
2018 brought another year of supreme weather and natural disasters to the u.s. the impacts of manmade climate change evident in every region of the country, even as the u.s. takes a step backward in fighting this global crisis. here are the top eight stories for 2018. number eight, the hawaii volcano. kilauea, the most active volcano in the world, lived up to its reputation. in early may in came to life once again. this really does look like hell on earth. this is as impressive, as mesmerizing, and as terrifying as it gets. the lava reached temperatures topping 2,100 degrees and destroyed 700 homes. number seven, the alaska earthquake. on november 30th, a pauowerful 0 magnitude struck alaska near anchorage, causing roads to buckle, knocking out power to 10,000 people. this was the worst, most violent quake they had ever felt. oh, my gosh!
kilauea, the most active volcano in the world lived up tos it reputation. it came to light once again. it s as impressive and terrifying as it gets. the lava temperatures topped 2100 degrees destroyed 700 homes. number seven, the alaska earthquake. on november 30th, a 7.0 magnitude quake struck alaska. it was near the populated city of anchorage. knocked out power to 10,000 people. this was the worst most violent quake they had ever felt. the quake considered the most significant since 1964. no serious injuries or deaths were reported. number six, florida red tide. this is upon biblical proportions. it s the worst toxic algae
jae-in is calling on the u.s. to, quote, lower the threshold for talks with north korea. the white house is again warning north korea must give up its nuclear weapons. but there is no indication pyongyang would agree to negotiate its nuclear program. florida s governor is ordering an investigation into the response to the deadly high school shooting in parkland on february 14th. an armed deputy working as the school resource officer never went inside the building where the gunman was firing at students. there are also reports three other sheriff s deputies did not go into the school. also at issue are a number of red flags raised about the gunman before the shooting took place. cnn s jake tapper asked broward county sheriff scott israel about them. on november 30th, fewer than three months ago, your office received a call from a tipster explicitly saying that cruz could be a, quote, school