Destruction still raging today. Later this afternoon President Biden will hold his first News Conference since hamas carried out the Terror Attacks and escalating threats from iran target u. S. Forces in the region. A bunch of things moving on that front as we say hello. Im bill hemmer. Here we go today. Dana im dana perino and this is americas newsroom. Hamas terrorists also trying to infiltrate israel from the Mediterranean Sea and foiled by the israeli navy. A whos who of top officials of hezbollah, hamas and Islamic Jihad holding talks how to achieve total victory over israel. The pentagon revealing more than 14 attacks, one more than yesterday against u. S. Forces based in the middle east in the last week. The white house trying to connect the dots saying all these militia and all these Terror Groups are working hand in glove with tehran. Iran is certainly complicit here. Without them there is no hamas or hezbollah, without them there is no Militia Groups firing rockets at our tro
Extreme heat events. in rome, one of 16 cities under a red alert from the italian health ministry, people are advised to avoid direct sunlight. in venice, umbrellas and hats are a must, but it s still proving challenging for businesses. translation: the heat is really harmful for us, | because the heat in the gondola gets as high as 50 degrees. temperature records could be broken in the coming days. scientists say the heatwave covering much of europe is another reminder of the need to act on global warming. simon jones, bbc news. a new outbreak of wildfires in western canada is again sending plumes of unhealthy smoke into the united states. air quality alerts were in effect saturday for at least eight states across the northern plains and upper midwest as smoke from the wildfires returns. smoke will be heaviest across parts of montana, the dakotas, minnesota and iowa throughout the early parts of next week. more than 24 million acres have
And therefore shifting the odds towards more extreme heat events. in rome, one of 16 cities under a red alert from the italian health ministry, people are advised to avoid direct sunlight. in venice, umbrellas and hats are a must, but it s still proving challenging for businesses. translation: the heat is really harmful for us, | because the heat in the gondola gets as high as 50 degrees. temperature records could be broken in the coming days. scientists say the heatwave covering much of europe is another reminder of the need to act on global warming. simon jones, bbc news. our correspondent in madrid told us what the spanish government are doing to keep people cool. well, here we are hearing the usual advice you get from the government when there is a heatwave, which is that people in high risk groups, for example, elderly people, small children, people with underlying health conditions should stay out of the heat during the hottest hours
At the moment in much of europe, is that the new norm for the summer? whilst of course having a heatwave in the summer isn t unheard of, what s really becoming unusual is the collection of these events, so the frequency and also the simultaneous occurrence around the globe. so unfortunately this is not surprising, what we re seeing. it s exactly what we expect from shifting the baseline temperature towards a higher level and therefore shifting the odds towards more extreme heat events. in rome, one of 16 cities under a red alert from the italian health ministry, people are advised to avoid direct sunlight. in venice, umbrellas and hats are a must, but it s still proving challenging for businesses. translation: the heat is really harmful for us, | because the heat in the gondola gets as high as 50 degrees. temperature records could be broken in the coming days. scientists say the heatwave covering much of europe is another reminder of the need to act on global warming.
The odds towards more extreme heat events. in rome, one of 16 cities under a red alert from the italian health ministry, people are advised to avoid direct sunlight. in venice, umbrellas and hats are a must, but it s still proving challenging for businesses. translation: the heat is really harmful for us, | because the heat in the gondola gets as high as 50 degrees. temperature records could be broken in the coming days. scientists say the heatwave covering much of europe is another reminder of the need to act on global warming. simon jones, bbc news. our correspondent in madrid told us what the spanish government are doing to keep people cool. well, here we are hearing the usual advice you get from the government when there is a heatwave, which is that people in high risk groups, for example, elderly people, small children, people with underlying health conditions should stay out of the heat during the hottest hours of