overt economic meltdown as american consumers are facing triple threat, rising inflation and skyrocketing gas prices. republican congressman john says families are feeling the pinch. we have inconveniences at the stores, we have higher prices, that s really a huge economic problem for the average person in this country, but this pandemic, we are not learning our lessons and we have supply issues than going beyond making sure we have christmas presents for the holiday season. eric: the administration is trying to deal with that and more. with that, david spunt. david: he left capitol hill where he spoke honored fallen law enforcement who died in the line of duty and he promised to increase funding for police departments not decrease funding. listen to this. hard time to be a police officer in america. i want to make sure you have the roles to be partners and protectors that the communities need. when you look at what your communities need, there are going to be more resour
Cover-up and that s what allowed the stove fire to turn into a telephone fire and into a world fire and whatever the origins, we have to demand a full investigation. eric: it is a well inferno cause bid the chinese, caused by the chinese government whether it was interpretational or not. jamie metzl, great to see you, arthel. arthel: as tensions keep rising between china and taiwan, the u.s. is gathering allies in the region could china back down or could lead to a military conflict. we will talk about that.
Smokejumpers deploy to lightning-sparked fires scattered in the Klamath National Forest
The US Forest Service has identified 10 small fires throughout the Klamath National Forest, with smokejumpers now working to contain them while they re still small.
Posted: Jun 25, 2021 5:49 PM
Updated: Jun 25, 2021 5:52 PM
Posted By: Jamie Parfitt
YREKA, Calif. The US Forest Service has identified 10 small fires throughout the Klamath National Forest, with fire crews and teams of smokejumpers now working to contain them while they re still small.
Officials said that the recent series of thunderstorms brought abundant lightning through the forest on June 24, sparking a number of small fires.
“We are actively working to suppress all fires and are utilizing the additional resources we brought in ahead of yesterday’s lightning to keep the fires as small as possible,” said Mike Appling, Forest Fire Management Officer for the Klamath National Forest. “We also brought in smokejum