Russia blames Ukraine for airbase drone attack, Real ID requirement pushed, and the latest on the North Carolina power attacks. Here is everything you Need2Know for Tuesday, December 6, 2022.

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this morning, explosions rocked to Russian air base is hundreds of miles from Ukrainian border on monday morning with the Russian Defense Ministry saying that the attacks were carried out by Ukrainian drones and retaliation, dozens of missiles were launched by Russian forces towards Ukraine on monday cutting off water and electricity supplies in some areas. The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has offered no official comment on the explosion and the Ukrainian government has not acknowledged owning any long range attack drones. Meanwhile, if you're still, I haven't upgraded to that real I. D. Just yet. Well don't worry, you still have time. That's because the Department of Homeland Security said that americans will be able to use their regular driver's license to travel domestically for at least another two years. Us air travelers would have been required to show that real idea at airports as of May 2023 but now it's been postponed in May of 2025. The agency said the delay was prompted by the coronavirus pandemic as many D. M. V. S. Still catching up with the giant backlogs caused by the the initial lockdowns in 2020. About half of the currently circulating state I. D. S right now fit those new requirements. Well, the FBI has joined an investigation and to power outages in north Carolina believed to have been caused by intentional attacks. About 40,000 people across more county are in the dark after two power stations were damaged by gunfire. The moore County Sheriff describing the incidents as targeted attacks saying the person or persons who did this, knew exactly what they were doing. No sir, Suspects or motives have been announced. Duke Energy, which controls the two power stations and substations say that they have restored power to about 70,000 at 7000 customers since the outage. But say that the majority of people will have to wait until Thursday to have their energy restored. Meanwhile, Florida police chief who flashed her badge and asked to be let go from a traffic stop has resigned that, according to Tampa officials, police chief Mary O'Connor was put on administrative leave. That after body camera footage taken from a traffic stop last month revealed that she told a Sheriff's deputy that she was quote, hoping you'll let this go tonight and she showed her badge. O'Connor was a passenger in a golf cart that was pulled over for driving on a road without a license plate tag. That's according to the footage from the incident, the Assistant police chief is going to now serve as the interim police chief. Hawaii is calling the National Guard to help manage eruption of Mauna Loa. The world's biggest volcano, officials say that the molten rock is not a danger to people or property yet. Still lava is slowly oozing towards the highway, threatening to block shortest route linking the east and west side of the big island now 7000 miles away. Rescuers in Indonesia are racing to evacuate villages surrounding Mount Meru of Java. That's where it is now the country most populated island. About 1900 people so far tons of volcanic debris blankets the area following that weekend eruption. No injuries. Well, the laundress brand of detergent and household cleaning products has recalled about eight million products. That's because of the possibility of the presence of bacteria in them. They recalled items manufactured by the pricey boutique brand between january 2021 september 2020 to include their laundry detergents, fabric conditioner and cleaning products. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the effective products might contain one of several different types of bacteria that could pose a big health risk to consumers.