going on behind the scene. russia is respond to go this news. the russian ambassador to germany says berlin s move brings the conflict, quote, to a new level, as creme len spokesperson peskov says russia will destroy ukraine s tanks. natasha, is the u.s. s view this is a game change r? in a way. they re not going to hit the ground immediately, it could take as many as three, four months for the ukrainians to even be trained on them, but what we are told is that this could potentially be game changing in terms of breaking through russia s defensive lines in ukraine. they want to take the fight directly to the russians so they can take back that territory versus striking them with longer-range equipment that the u.s. has given them. they re still asking for the extremely long-range missiles, but in terms of a grinding fight that allows them to break those russian lines, they say this could be game changing. the reason would you the u.s. has been pushing jerchy for weeks,
CHARLESTON — In our part of the world, monarch butterflies are best known for a few key traits: they depend entirely on milkweed plants to survive; they migrate each fall
CHARLESTON — In our part of the world, monarch butterflies are best known for a few key traits: they depend entirely on milkweed plants to survive; they migrate each fall
mountain months ahead. it s a good point that it does take time. natasha and mj, thank you both so very much. back in the u.s., parts of the southeastern usa bracing for more severe weather after severe storms hit parts of texas and louisiana yesterday. more than a dozen tornadoes were reported. they rattled the south, ripping apart homes and businesses. it is pictures are something. thankfully at this hour, no reports of any deaths. emergency officials, though, it is important to point out, are still assessing the damage which, in many areas is being called catastrophic. the house is gone. the whole top section of the house is completely ruined. the house will be torn down now. kind of hard to take, but we re alive. that s the main thing. we all went to the rest room and saw the whole building fall.
where it went, its eye or her eye to be. it wiggled and wobbled and moved to the north. it did not move to the west like it was forecast to do. now it is north of st. croix. and the heaviest stuff up toward the u.s. virgin islands, all the way back over here, british virgin islands, very, very heavy rainfall and likely gusts over hurricane strength. that s part of the problem. it eventually moves back into the ocean and then toward back toward florida, georgia and the carolinas at 115-mile-per-hour storm. earlier today it was 100 miles per hour, but the 11:00 advisory bumped that to 115, major storm, category 3 hurricane making landfall somewhere in the southeastern usa over the weekend. now, it always could stop, turn to the right and eventually back out to the ocean because this thing has been unpredictable to start with.