you do not need to leave the state of florida. you basically need to go to higher ground. almost every instance you can go tens of miles to a shelter, to a hotel, to a friend s house, whatever works for you, and you will be able to ride out the storm. the key is to not be in those areas that are going to be hit with big-time storm surge and that are going to potentially have life-threatening situations. so tens of miles, not necessarily need hundreds of miles, and the more people that do a more limited evacuation, more local evacuation, you re not going to have the highways and the roads clogged so it s not necessary to try to outrun the storm, just get to higher ground, get in a structure that is going to be able to handle the hurricane, ride it out and you will be able we ve been listening to florida governor ron desantis as the state prepares for idalia saying that there will be evacuation orders, telling floridians to prepare
was really the subject of being put up in a printer, a 3-d printer at that and it, too, will launch into space. this will be an unmanned mission. kelly o grady has more of what this is all about, kelly. well, neil, i m living out my space camp dreams. i am at relativity space s lab learning how they make 3-d printed rockets. i want to direct your attention to this big hunk of metal behind me. this is the nose cone, the tip of the rocket. a 3-d printer made it out of tens of miles of wiring. so it s hard to wrap your mind around how a 3-d printer could make something so big. the biggest thing in space exploration is cost and how to address that challenge. 3-d printing replaces the traditional models of giant factories making hundreds of
to this hunk of mental behind me. this is the nose cone, the top of the rocket. this is the raw material. tens of miles went into making this. this is one of the 3-d printers. when it s assembled, it s 110 feet tall, 7 1/2 feet wide. earlier on fox business, tim ellis told me how 3-d printing addresses cost. 3-d printing replaces the traditional manufacturing model of giant factories, building products one at a time by hand and a very complicated simply chain. we got the 3-d printer here. the other thing i learned today is the impact on the supply chain. everything is made in america, it s made in this lab. normally you d see hundreds of
historic record which has covered the last 200 years occur quite a ways from any population center many tens of miles. different parts of the volcano are more or less steep. the steepness of the volcano explains how fast it can travel down the coast and to population centers. the current eruption is in the northeast sector of the volcano where the slopes are the most gentle. in the past lava flows there have reached population centers, it s taken multiple weeks. there would be plenty of warning if that were to be how the eruptions proceed. how long may this erupt proceed for? what can we expect about progress based on previous eruptions? so there s a range of activity that happens at mauna loa. the eruptions tend to happen in
russian military. cnn international security editor nick peyton wall sunshine in nick paton walsh has more. reporter: in ukraine s south multiple areas held by the russians, some for a matter of months. we have seen people emerging in large numbers out of kherson. there are gaps in the russian control of checkpoints. some days it is impossible and the cars queue for tens of miles. other days they re waved through. in kherson, we just heard that officials, ukrainian officials are concerned that those trying to leave are indeed being abused. this is increasingly hard to get out and increasing signs of russian elements and daily life there. the internet taken down now, locals saying you may need to get a russian passport to get a russian sim card to operate on future cell phone services there. and also too the russian ruble having been in evidence as a