that bridge, because it is logistical and symbolic in many ways as crimea bridge only artery that connects russia to the peninsula. supply routes for the war against ukraine cut off early this morning after cream lip says naval drones caused the partial collapse of the bridge. no word when that s going to be repaired. symbolically is another hit to president putin s pride. he opened the bridge himself by driving on it in 2018. that was in celebration of annexing the region from ukraine. at the same time, you mentioned russia has pulled out of the unusual war time deal that had allowed ukraine to export grain. the goal there was to avoid a global food crisis. we have seen prices rise since this was made. the biden administration is trying to remedy a u.s. military supply short fall which was revealed to the world when the president let this slip earlier this month. the ukrainians are running out of ammunition. the ammunition they call them 155-millimeter weapons. this is a w
To do something that s actually in our interest for a change. yeah. perhaps they could buy goods made in america unlike what we are doing is buying solar panels made in china to the detriment of these kids working in the congo, the slave labor we know that is happening in china. sews solar panels if we need them should be produced here in this country in the united states. again, reproduce things more responsibly than anyone else on the planet. brian: thank you so much. we will see what he comes back in a matter of moments i m shurer will be back in a private jet. go down to carley shimkus downstairs to my immediate right if you are following her. carley: police in tulsa, oklahoma tackled a suspect as he ran from the cops. the help of man was just passing by in a truck. he clearly was at the right place at the right time. the suspect who gave officers a false identity tried to flee after police started asking him questions, turns out that suspect had a warrant for
The area and ground is saturated. it s not just new york. we have had 40 flood-related deaths already this year for many states. it s just been, you know, a terrible year for a lot of weather deaths. we have the severe storm threat today for the ohio valley. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, and then the air quality, we have the smoke returning from canada unfortunately is supreme with respiratory issues make sure you are listening to local officials and keeping your forecast in mind. real quick, what s your name where are you from. brian throughouten from savanna georgia. happy birthday my friend what s your name. kayleigh from new orleans. andy from new orleans. janice: thank you for being here today. thank you. janice: send it back inside. still very humid out here. they are doing the right thing they are hydrating behind you. very good example. steve: thank you j.d. janice: thank you, you have got it. steve: carley joins us with more news from pe
Our air quality standards. i hope czar kerry is advocating for this. this is an area where we have been a world leader over the last five decades reducing pollution 80%. world leaders in clean air. number one whether it comes to access to clean and safe drinking water. this is something quite honestly the chinese people deserve but they don t. i have joked with congress all the technology the chinese steal from us. it would be nice if they would utilize our pollution control technology and they don t. that actually impacts our air quality here in the united states. it makes its way across the pacific ocean. impacts california the most. brian: so here s the other thing. they are building electric cars. they are proud to flood zone with electric car technology. we know they have the rare earth and stuff buying in places like congo. then have all the solar panels. dominated solar market. on one hand polluting with fossil fuels irresponse sib blismt on the other hand, they are getting re
War. so, they have looked at exactly how long it s going to take to restock our knew missions when it comes to the 155 caliber they are estimating that the javelins we have given to zelenskyy will take 8 years to replace. and the stinger missiles that we have shaped trillion over them over there. this is jaw dropping. they say it will take 18 years to replace them. so when the president reveals we re out of stuff, we re out of a lot of stuff. brian: a couple things, that s if we do the current way we are doing it. we have to adjust the way we are doing it. and we have got to get into almost a war-time footing. it s a for profit business not only do we need stuff and we will write the checks for this stuff but the other country also buy it from us where we can make a profit as well. so the current situation they