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Fires Destroy Nearly 50 Homes; Iran Attacks 3 Tankers - What You Need To Know - April 22

April 22, 2026 7m 1,336 words
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"this is what you need to know now several wildfires burning in the southeast including one destroying dozens of homes in georgia iran fires on multiple ships in the strait of vermeuse escalating a crisis that's already driving global energy costs higher plus caught on camera one teenager's..."

[0:04] this is what you need to know now several wildfires burning in the southeast including one [0:09] destroying dozens of homes in georgia iran fires on multiple ships in the strait of vermeuse [0:14] escalating a crisis that's already driving global energy costs higher plus caught on camera one [0:20] teenager's terrifying encounter with a bobcat shifting reservations why more people are dining [0:26] out earlier these days and this maverick isn't a movie that would be like chocolate maverick he's [0:32] only eight years old and he's already flying real planes we have much more of what you need to know [0:37] i'm rachel scott from abc news it is wednesday april 22nd this is what you need to know get to [0:43] that major escalation in the strait of vermeuse in just a moment but first the big story wildfires [0:48] along the florida georgia border leaving a path of destruction a fast-moving fire in brantley county [0:54] georgia has exploded to more than 5 000 acres destroying at least 47 homes officials say the [1:00] fire spread so quickly some families had just minutes to evacuate the fires are being fueled [1:05] by a historic drought across the southeast 71 of the state of florida is under an extreme or [1:11] exceptional drought turning now to the war ron says it fired on three container ships in the [1:16] strait of vermeuse this morning seizing two of them the attack comes a day after president trump [1:21] extended the ceasefire with iran karen travers is here at the white house with more rachel there is a lot [1:27] of uncertainty right now how long will this ceasefire last and will there be another round of talks with [1:32] iran president trump announced the ceasefires extended until iran submits a proposal and discussions [1:38] are concluded he said the u.s will not strike iran until its leaders put forward what he calls a quote [1:44] unified proposal he indicates there are differences within the iranian regime on these negotiations saying [1:50] the government there is seriously fractured vice president vance was ready to leave for pakistan [1:55] yesterday but instead he was here at the white house meeting with the president and senior officials [2:00] talking about iran it is unclear now if and when there could be a second round of talks iran says they [2:07] will not negotiate until the u.s ends its blockade near the strait of hormuz the president says he won't [2:13] lift that until iran makes a deal so the standoff continues all this comes after the president on monday said [2:20] it was highly unlikely he would extend the ceasefire insisting the u.s was in a very strong negotiating [2:27] position soaring jet fuel prices have forced lufthansa to cut 20 000 flights this summer other [2:34] airlines have warned about potential flight disruptions experts say global prices of jet fuel have risen more [2:39] than 70 percent since the start of the war meanwhile the president is now proposing a 1.5 trillion dollar [2:46] defense budget for the next year a nearly 50 percent increase in funding the largest increase since [2:52] world war ii to pay for new ships planes drones and the so-called golden dome missile defense system [2:58] fbi director cash patel is speaking out after he sued the atlantic over a report alleging excessive [3:04] drinking and concerns about his job performance the article claims meetings had to be rescheduled at [3:09] times because patel was drinking heavily the night before allegations that patel flatly denies [3:14] but the atlantic is standing by their reporting calling patel's defamation lawsuit meritless [3:20] and katursky is tracking it all the fbi director defended his job performance and denounced claims [3:25] about his drinking saying he's never been drunk at work and this morning house democrats are demanding [3:31] answers from cash patel writing in a letter that the allegations of heavy drinking are shocking [3:37] and indicative of public emergency acting attorney general todd blanche said he had not read the [3:42] article but disputed its contents expressing concern about anonymous reporting and saying reporters have a [3:47] duty to exercise due diligence the justice department has indicted the southern poverty law center [3:53] accusing the civil rights group of defrauding donors prosecutors claim the center paid millions of [3:58] dollars to informants who infiltrated the kkk and other extremist groups without fully disclosing the [4:03] program officials say while those sources provided intelligence the payments also ended up funding hate group activity [4:08] the splc is a non-profit entity that purports to fight white supremacy and racial hatred it was instead [4:18] manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose by paying sources to stoke racial hatred the southern [4:27] poverty law center denies the claim saying they are outraged by the false allegations and accused the trump [4:32] administration of targeting it for political reasons authorities say the mexican man who attacked tourists at the [4:38] the ancient pyramids near mexico city was obsessed with the columbine school attack the deadly shooting came exactly [4:44] 27 years after columbine a canadian tourist was killed and 13 others were injured including six americans the shooter [4:51] took his own life investigators are trying to determine the cause of this small plane crash in los angeles the plane hit [4:57] power lines and landed upside down in a store parking lot the pilot survived after bystanders lifted the wreckage to rescue him now some [5:05] neighbors are calling for the airport to shut down citing safety concerns after the close call and a terrifying encounter [5:12] for a teenage hunter in wisconsin who ended up becoming the prey stalked by a bobcat 19 year old carson bender [5:19] was hunting turkeys when the bobcat lunged at him grabbing his arm he managed to get away with only a few [5:25] scratches he was back hunting a short time later and we have much more of what you need to know stay with us [5:41] here's your daily briefing other big stories we are following on abc news philadelphia police are [5:46] searching for two men who held up a brinks truck and got away with nearly two million dollars the [5:51] suspects were carrying assault rifles the truck was servicing a check cashing business at the time [5:57] police in philadelphia say a man deliberately drove this suv into one of their police stations [6:02] five people inside were taken to hospitals with minor injuries officers had responded to a disturbance [6:08] between the driver and his father earlier in the day the driver was hospitalized overnight in police [6:13] custody and a bizarre moment during the hockey playoffs avalanche fans were so happy last night [6:20] they broke the glass behind the bench the snap replaced it and the avalanche beat the kings in [6:26] overtime and now to a trivia question this legendary nfl voice is trading the broadcast booth for the buzzer [6:34] as the host of the new espn jeopardy show the correct response who is joe buck the long time nfl [6:40] commentator will moderate a tournament of espn stars competing for 500 000 for charity it will air on disney [6:47] plus and on hulu and new today a growing trend at restaurants people eating earlier a study finds the [6:55] 6 p.m hours now the most popular time for dinner and reservations in the five o'clock hour are way up [7:02] experts say the trend is in line with living a healthier lifestyle centered on a good night's sleep [7:07] and drinking less alcohol and finally before you go a future top gun is taking off in california [7:14] eight-year-old maverick folletta has already logged 10 hours in the air after catching the flying bug from [7:20] his dad all started like two years ago with my dad he gave me some lessons i really enjoyed it so [7:25] recently he gave me some lessons so i'm enjoying it right now it's because i want to be like top gun maverick [7:31] and just like that his namesake maverick says he's chasing the sky one flight at a time and that's [7:37] what you need to know for breaking news and live updates throughout the day check out abc news [7:41] streaming on disney plus new episodes streaming every day on disney plus

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