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in had told meant to knelt and clasped the one date palm that grew on the loss then came to her in the form of a bird and lito delivered upon. the goddess themis gave him nectar and them brucia the food of the immortals on the fourth day apollo called for a bow and arrows the swans flew seven times around the island singing the last and blossom and poseidon fixed the island to the sea bed on diamond columns. for two and a half thousand years ago out of on a has stood here for the god of the lion and the royal lions for apollo who knows what the future is. the gods had homes on deal us they climbed these steps to heaven. the first people came to deal us five thousand years ago bringing leg gods with. whom do they worship in this cave surely not apollo the god of light the most ancient of gods are dark but apollo is present on his island though no one has lived here for a very long time and none since time immemorial may give birth or die here. ruins are all that remained. in its heyday the last may have looked like this with temples and treasuries statues and votive offerings perhaps in

look at a few items that have been these mostly driven in the past few days while we've been here in palm springs in close to hundred degree temperature and very dry first this actually doesn't have anything to do a trunk but it's going to lead into a headline about him this is a tweet from the national weather service in los angeles and it's the end of the ward water year like i was saying like in new york i don't know what your problem is but. because we don't have all day you know i'm saying. so at the end of the water year which october first twenty seventeen to september thirtieth twenty eighteen precipitation summary and on the color chart that you'll see on full screen you can see we are we down below very very parched conditions in california this year. due to some might say the next headline trump administration sees a seven degree rise in global temperatures by twenty one hundred last month deep in a five hundred page of byron mental impact statement the trumpet ministration made . startling assumption on its current course the planet will warm a disaster seven degrees by the en

treesercentages of palm across the country were toppled . those that weren't, nuts were blown off. the devastation is heartbreaking. you will talk to farmers later today. you.. president, thank god bless you. we lead the nation in peanut and pecan production. we're leaders in vegetable. that's production. today we're leading in destruction, unfortunately. we will rebuild. >> no doubt about it. >> i've had numbers from intergovernmental relations in the white house. i've had good fortune in the past year to be in and out. i've never had the opportunity. come in the front door. backtimes it's been the door. we are grateful to you. we have an outstanding group of people. pres. trump: i look forward to seeing some of the farmers. great people. jimmy carter, a nice man. i met him on humerous occasions -- numerous occasions. any questions? >> the american red cross. it takes a whole community to overcome this. volunteers, for the it would be a whole lot to shelter people. >> we could not do it without you. >> we have great partners. questions? are you concerned that stealth bombers were

they have the news media in the palm of their hand. we have enough evidence now to know from the lowest learner hearings, in action, the irs was weaponize by obama. the fbi was weaponize by the obama administration. so it was not surprising they wanted to get control of the internet. i think that is why we should be very concerned whenever these democrat-led states get control of the internet. that is why i support the department of justice lawsuit. guest: i think the u.s. made a wise policy in the 1996 telecom act to have a hands-off policy. thee was controversy at time. the internet has been a government network. in the early 1990's it was commercialized and then finally commercial companies could use it, and then you saw the development of the web, a version of the internet that we recognize today. when congress was updating the telecom act, they had this question, do we regulate microphone system, cable system, system?another they came to the conclusion with the clinton administration to take this nonregulatory policy. technology,

myths about the palm. beach home first that typical british. scones served with jam and. pretty much to drink tea for. trying you know from rather than from sort of paper or plastic bowl or whatever but this is not like a proper a proper cup of true growth in a in a mug to. come out and package and things and provides an alternative to shopping in the major department store. small shops off items like clothes and silver. much of the business being done through mail order. of americans. whose. anything bar relight. kansans magic circle museum is not far from the busy euston station another magical location. just keeps the secrets of all the magicians in the u.k. . this performing arts has a british tradition on display and people. talking has. got hold. of even the royal family interests. trolls wrote the magic circle to ask if he could become a member. they wrote back to me said yes he may bring it to pass the test person exam so emotions from try she came down and performed the come from full strength which you know the cops on the boat the bulls and the cops and past an

remains about the palm. beach home first that typical british treat. skull served with jam and loves it. it's really nice to drink tea from troy you know from rather than from sort of paper or plastic roll or whatever but this is not like a proper a proper cup of tea rolf going to get a mug of tea. other than cafe gin provides an alternative to shopping in the major department stores. small shops off items like going to close and silver. much of the business here is done through mail order. of american. way. coups try anything bar real like cheat. camden's magic circle museum is not far from the busy euston station another location. just keeps the secrets of all the magicians the new claims this performing own has a british tradition on display people. talking. holes . even the royal family is interested in. trolls wrote the magic circle to ask if you could become a member and they wrote back to me said yes you may bring it to pass the test person exam so emotions from try she came down and performed the come from full strength which you know the cops

a tiny tiny phone made by a new san francisco based company called palm (not the old palm that made palmnew phone is the size of a few stacked credit cards. it can fit in a tiny pocket. you can wear around ck. here's the catch: it's like other wearables: it doesn't have it own phone number.. you pair it with your phone.. it works best with android and you have to use verizon. it cost less than an apple watch.. 350 bucks ( darya ) you can do almost all phone stuff on it.. apps,watch show, text, it.. apps,watch show, text, call, "take pictures!!!!!" which is a huge no-no if you're a prince. yet another royal rule that harry and megan have just broken. watch this.. they're at sydny opera house in australia.. little girl in crowd wearing "girls can do anything" t shirt.. they she looks like megan.. calls megan over.. snaps a picture. no pics, no picture. no pics, no autographs. no car doors, no diapers ( darya ) talk about talk about living in a bubble... this guy is the bubble boy of bicycle riding.. he is doing a "wheelie across america." why? to break a world record.. and why is he riding

she remembers her gigi and remembers palm springs. i think joy will always have a connection to it -- she will be a great grandchild, but she always has the connection there. susan: i have been reading some biographical material about your father, and he had a very interesting childhood. ms. bales: he did. susan: could you tell our viewers the story? he was born with a different name than gerald ford. ms. bales: he was. and when people say, what does america not know about gerald r. ford, because so much has been written about him in books and that kind of thing. to me, it was his name. he was born as leslie lynch king. he was a junior, and my grandmother took him when i was -- when he was very young, less than six weeks old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she met a man. she divorced leslie lynch king

narrator: this study is being conducted on a wind farm just outside of palm springs, california. tortoises spend much of their time in burrows and may use more than one burrow. woman: the head of the tortoise. do you see the head? narrator: radio transmitters, harmless to the tortoise, are attached for tracking. this allows biologists to study their reproduction and behavior in an effort to better understand what the tortoise needs to survive. lovich: many of these tortoises have been recaptured repeatedly since 1997, so we know that our techniques aren't contributing to any kind of problems. narrator: this project includes taking x-rays, which allows biologists to study reproduction rates. lovich: finished. the typical clutch size here at this site is about 4 eggs. we've had some tortoises produce as many as 8 in a single clutch, and they can produce up to 12 eggs a year in 3 clutches. narrator: released back into the wild, this female will play a key role in helping understand tortoise reproduction. man: there she goes. driver: how's that? woman: i think that's good. narrator:

. >> a vehicle accident with five patients, the vehicle hit a palm tree, the palm tree and vehicle caught on fire which extended to vegetation in the house . all the people in the car and inside the home were able to get out before the flames reached them . only one person inside the car was hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital . check representatives from the oakland a's met with community members to discuss a plan to build a new ballpark at howard terminal near jack london square . opponents expressed concerns about traffic and cleanup . they could rebuild on the side of where the coliseum currently stand . they are on track to announce a tentative deal of a new ballpark by the end of the year . >>> fleet week wrapped up today . the final airshow was this afternoon . it draws hundreds of thousands of people to the city every year . >>> still to come . horrifying accident in upstate new york that killed 20 people . what investigators say happen moments before the crash? >>> we talked to to the candidates running for california governor . >>> 20 people were killed in a limousine

year after a failed independence day devoted is in iraq's kurdish region are back at the polls for palm entry lection. celebration and disappointment in macedonia after too few voters turn out in validating a referendum to change the country's name and the white house denies it's trying to limit the f.b.i. investigation into u.s. president of time supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. we begin in indonesia where mass graves are being dug in a desperate attempt to stop the spread of disease after friday's earthquake and tsunami people are being warned to prepare for a death toll in the thousands with many remote areas still cut off most of the eight hundred people confirmed dead in the city of pine away six metre high waves crashed ashore devastating anything in its path but there's been no word yet from dawn gonna a city thirty kilometers to the north to me two reports. the difficult task of looking for survivors this is what is left in the city of new after friday's magnitude seven point five earthquake and tsunami rescue workers frantically trying to find those who may still be alive

present and past of palms on the island. there is loading facilities and parking for those that may be accessing the marina. clipper cove avenue is one lane in each direction. we have buses on clipper cove, but there's a center turn lane. as you move further east, we won't have that lane. so the street section narrows down. in testimonies of the promenade itself, we have the question of mid-block crossings. we work with m.t.a. on it. they would prefer to concentrate pedestrians crossing it dedicated controlled intersections and crosswalks rather than adding additional mid-block crossings. there are moments there to celebrate, people can come together, take in the views, this is one example where people might be able to get closer to the water, places for people to sit. and enjoy views of the marina and the cove. in other locations that are not on the street access

not you in particular but the financial media in general and we're still here springs conference in palm springs the best crypto conference in the world and it's now official it's not just me that many people say that finance the media and a catastrophic breakdown in trust so this is the last article that john authors wrote for the financial times where he's gone and i think he said in another publication now he talked about. what it was like to be at the financial times in the during the financial crisis so. there was big backlash to it this is response to the backlash because in his original article where he revealed actually what happened and he was talking about the fact that he had a couple hundred thousand dollars in the bank when lehman brothers collapsed and he had all that cash because he had just sold his house in london and sold his property and he had a lot of cat. deposited in his bank account so that he as a financial journalist was very concerned because he was hearing a lot of the actual stories of what was going on but he waited ten years to tell this story when during t

. >>> palm is back with a new smart phone that's about the size of a credit card. san francisco startup purchased the name and designed the device with steph curry as the face of the campaign. it's available through verizon, it cost $350. you can share the phone number of another smartphone with the palm for $10 a month. >> look at the size of that thing. >> i know. >> it will fit in your pocket. >> remember when that used to be like that? >> mindy is here. >> the 49ers have always said they're worthy of primetime, and for 59 minutes tonight, they were. but >>> the 49ers' monday night football at lambeau field. despite san francisco's record, this was a game made for primetime. the 49ers held the lead late. but they gave rodgers one opportunity too many. and if you were caer night goodwin. this is for 67 yards. one of two scores for him. niners led by four at the half. pa believe it. look at the accuracy here from rodgers. yes, this ties it up at 30-30. 49ers trying to end it in regulation. deep to goodwin again, but kevin king is there for the interception. rodger

these palm trees are little more sturdy, you can see some of those palm trees down there are starting to shake a little bit. first responders, this is the time when they're telling everybody, don't call us now, if you call us, we cannot come and get to you, it is simply too dangerous. they were hoping a lot of people would evacuate, they're hoping a lot of people did heed the call to evacuate, only about 4,000 people are in the shelters here in the florida panhandle area. but, you know, officials here wanted many more people to get into those shelters. but right now, too dangerous to move around. wolf. >> stand by, brian, john berman is in panama city beach for us as well. what's the latest where you are, john? >> reporter: ferocious winds have picked up over the last 10 to 15 minutes as brian todd were saying, the rain vaulting into your face like powerful razor planes, we have heard of power being out, the water is rising on the wrooi roadways. these roads flood very, very easily. if you have not evacuated at this point, they have told you to stay in your homes and i can tell you, i

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>>> palm is back with a new smart phone that's about the size of a credit card. a san francisco startup purchased the name and designed the device with steph curry as the face of the campaign. it's available through verizon, it cost $350. you can share the phone number of another smartphone with the palm for $10 a month. >> look at the size of that thing. >> i know. >> it will fit in your pocket. >> remember when that used to be like that? >> mindy is here. >> the 49ers have always said they're worthy of primetime, and for 59 minutes tonight, they were. but california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the wo

we had a brand-new rail line and passenger service to fort lauderdale and palm beach, from west palmch to miami in less than an hour. fort lauderdale in less than a half hour. those are infrastructure improvements we are working on. plus, we are investing over $2 billion in our resiliency projects this year alone. $21 billion in resilient in the next 10-15 years. >> behind you is a sea of water. i want to talk about climate change. how does it affect your budgeting process of you are concerned about sea level? >> resiliency is not just about sea level rising. it is about how to become a resilient community. you have to have a robust economy to be resilient. every major project that we have here in the county takes sea level rise into consideration. , and we have people thoseho actually solved -- saw those problems not only here but another place around the world. under a minute left, talk to me about budgets. your 2019 budget was approved and went into effect october 1 a few days ago. hard to raise taxes in this environment. >> we did not have to raise taxes. 11 yearsd our taxes ago

palm trees are hit by hurricanes. .ith them it is like ho hum everything is gone except the palm treesave been hit by hurricanes for 2 million years. they see a hurricane coming and they say ho hum. you cannot knock those suckers over. florida,in palm beach, and miami, where i have a lot of stuff. i put that certain trees and they are beautiful. but then we get by -- we get hit by a storm. every time you have a storm, you might as well forget it. every palm tree is standing. there is nothing you can do to those suckers. you said to sonny perdue, are authorized to work with these farmers to get them back and help them. you are talking a lot of -- about a lot of money. but that is peanuts compared to what we give to the world. and the peanut jimmy carter. he is in the peanut he was a peanut farmer. i learned a lot about it. i said we are going to help them out. the farmers i met, we will help you out. it's going to be my honor to do it. the interesting thing with farmers, i have had many meetings with them. they don't want any help. they just want to do their thing. others are always ask

low to mid-80s through the central valley to los angeles. 77, san diego. 96, palm springs. 71, monterey. 76 in yosemite. however, we do have a fire danger. fire weather watch from reno, tahoe, down to about by op, higher fire danger there. a look at the temperatures for tahoe. 71. record is 75 today. by the time we get to monday, mid-50s. and then back wednesday and thursday into the low 60s. >>> thanks, mike. happening today, the ashes of matthew shepherd will be laid to rest 20 years after he was murder. he was robbed, beaten, tied the a wooden fence and left to die in 1998. for two decades his family kept his ashes in wyoming where the 21-year-old college student was killed. they feared his resting place would be >> the as many as 800 troops to the border to confront a migrant.s is in southern mexico, thousands of miles from the border. it numbers about 4,000 to 5,000 people. that continues to fluctuate. the migrants are mostly hon duri hondurans. >>> in the bay area, hundreds demonstrated at the consulate yet. they support the migrants and hope the message reaches the president. the

fremont firefighters rescued a man who fell from a palm tree to do, but he landed in the palm fronds below. minor injuries. fire firefighters tweeted this picture. >>> in san francisco tourism is expected to hit record levels this year. only one thing can stop it. all the trash and the homelessness all over the city. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live in union square. a lot of people complain about this constantly. >> they do, dan. where we are standing, there are a lot of tourists we've been talking to here today. while they've been shopping, dining, sightseeing, a panel discussion has been going on about these issues on homelessness and also the clean streets initiative. our be loved city by the bay may be getting a new reputation. >> they just said there was a lot of homeless here and that people were defecating on the streets and just to be on the lookout. >> reporter: tammy montgomery's co-worker warned her she might want to go on vacation with her daughter somewhere else. >> she actually didn't tell me until we got here. >> reporter: as the plane was landing? >> yes. >

these are massive -- at least two story palm trees. the leaves look like tissues. >> these are tropical trees in a tropical region that are meant to blow. when you see them doing that, that tells you it's very serious. it takes a lot to make a palm tree do that. this is, as lester said, this is real. it's something to stand in winds that are that high. that are that forceful just to keep yourself up and not get hit. if you're a structure, a house, there's windows, it's old, there's a roof, there's roof tiles, there's furniture all over the place, there's mobile homes, there's trailers, things that are not aerodynamic. it's like a tornado. that's the way you have to think about this. it's not just the force of the wind. it's everything that can get blown away in the force of the wind. here in new york we have our electrical wires under the ground. in most of the country they are above ground. every tree that falls and sign that falls takes a power line down with them. it might be well over a week. it might be a few weeks before power is

yeah and i still have great legs you know never come to bed like this crypto springs in palm springs is predominately women they check out my legs i feel their stares because they're thinking in their heads i wish i had legs like that you know and it's just said here here on international financial news and that's kind of in the headlines not you in particular but the financial media in general and we're still here at springs conference in palm springs the best crypto conference in the world and it's now official it's not just me that many people say that finance the media and a catastrophic breakdown in trust so this is the last article that john authors wrote for the financial times where he's gone and i think he said in another publication now he talked about. what it was like to be at the financial times in the during the financial crisis so. there was big backlash to it and this is response to the backlash because in his original article where he revealed actually what happened and he was talking about the fact that he had a couple hundred thousand dollars in the bank when lehma

like this in palm springs is predominately women they check out my legs i feel their stare thinking in their heads i wish i had legs like that you know and it's been said here here on international financial news and that's kind of in the headlines not you in particular but the financial media in general and we're still here springs conference in palm springs the best crypto conference in the world and it's now official it's not just me that many people say that finance the media and a catastrophic breakdown in trust so this is the last article that john authors wrote for the financial times where he's gone and i think he said in another publication now he talked about. what it was like to be at the financial times in the during the financial crisis so. there was big backlash to it this is response to the backlash because in his original article where he revealed actually what happened and he was talking about the fact that he had a couple hundred thousand dollars in the bank when lehman brothers collapsed and he had all that cash because he had just sold his house in london and sold h

and speaker say there's been a constitutional coupe the prime minister they say should be chosen by palm and not to the president i think everyone is really surprised by what happened everyone's really shocked but everyone kind of feels like they need to figure out how we can stop this is a guy like this happen not on our watch we are hoping that a process of protests of this nature by citizens by the people of sri lanka whether right to do or fun for the.

by the gulf stream its warmth gives cornwall an almost mediterranean climate which is so mild that palm trees grow all over is a look at the counties wild coastlines old castles and exotic gardens. cornwall is england's wild west where gorse blaze is yellow between the green countryside and the blue sea. all of cornwall's coast is hike of all. south west coast path comprises just over one thousand kilometers of that coastline it's one of europe's most beautiful trails with breathtaking scenery. in cornwall it seems like in chanted castles rise up from the sea maybe not as famous as francis schaeffer but for that reason not nearly as busy. here every fork in the road offers an opportunity to encounter witnesses to long ago history burial mounds stone circles and standing stones. the roads are narrow and winding so it's important to drive carefully and always be courteous to your fellow driver for everyone's safety. wherever you see a black and white flag flying alongside the red white and blue union jack that's cornwall. britain's best surfers meet on cornwallis beaches. beginners can ea

royal palm beach, this may be also known as the royal palm sorting facility. so we're trying to determine whether it's the physical community of royal palm beach or whether it's this facility here in opa-locka. bottom line is the fbi is still here. they have three shifts of employee, almost 600, that work here. the fbi is interviewing those employees that work on three different shifts. this is a real tough one because they're trying to see with about half a million-plus packages that come through here every day whether an employee in that sea of packages maybe remembers seeing something, seeing that rather unique label that we've all seen on camera, and whether they can then determine with an interview, with some information, where the packages started. this is simply a sorting facility. so from ft. pierce, florida, all the way down to key west, anybody who sends a package, the package comes through the facility right here, there's, like, 7 million people that live in the area. so as they begin to try to narrow down who may be responsible for this, it's still

>> reporter: a registered republican, sayoc posted this video of himself at a trump rally in west palm beach, florida, back in 2016. investigators say he used facebook and twitter to post heavy criticism and threats to some of those who received packages, including george soreos. tonight those social media accounts are success send and sayoc will be in court monday. ian cull nbc bay area news. >>> one of the latest packages arrived here in the bay area. jean elie is live in burlingame. >> reporter: a coworr processing area right in the frop of this building. the evacuation is long over and workers are back on the job. tonight a u.s. senator and a liberal activist are revived no one was hurt by packages intended for them. >> truly, given the reunite events to be here and among these incredible leaders it warms my heart. >> reporter: california senator kamala harris speaking at spelman college in atlanta tonight, the latest elected official to have a people bomb mailed to her. the fbi says a postal worker spotted the explosive package addressed to her sacramento office at a post office i

protesters on the palm and speaker say there's been a constitutional coupe the prime minister they say should be chosen by palm and not to the president i think everyone is really surprised by what happened everyone's he shot everyone kind of feels like they need to figure out how we can stop this is happening not on our watch we are hoping that a process. by citizens by the people of sri lanka where the right to have fun for the. party process while posters of rajapaksa have started appearing nationwide the former president hasn't yet spoken publicly about his new appointment franco's parliament remains closed this evening the country's constitution was changed a couple of years ago to take power away from the presidency and give it power to presidents are saying it says he's not breaking the law but his critics will say he's going against the spirit of the constitutional amendment which was made to strengthen his democratic institutions. al-jazeera colomba. and the wage and diplomatic negotiations to end the seven war war in syria. as the new united nations special envoy replacing st

these palm trees violently shaken here.he real danger here, the power lines could be about to snap. we're getting another heavy burst of wind right here. can you see how violent the wind is. the way these trees are shaking and swaying in the wind, trees have snapped in half that we have seen, power lines have gone down, transformers have blown all over the place here. we're not even talking yet about storm surge because it could still be a factor here. we're in a low-lying area, this could get up to 11 to 13 feet of storm surge. we'll see if it gets to that point here in panama city beach. they are pleased with their level of elevation. but as we've been talking about all day, this area has not seen a storm like this in a hundred years. it's already starting to get violent. that beach area, those waves, were really violently cracking earlier and the water level started rising. some of these trees here just snapped in half. this house has been in some danger for a while now. there's a large tree back there that just snapped

. >> i want you to hold it all the way iyo palm. >> reporter: plus, there's an occupational or physical erapist. >> palm up. >> repter: they worked with residents of the riverside premier rehabilitation and healing center in manhattata the firs? getting to know the residents' needs. >> sweater-type material is hard to put on, because it's bulky. >> reporter: roxine gassette had a stroke and is working to regain the use of her right arm. >> i'd like to use it again. and i don't use it at all. >> reporter: being unable to dress one's self ts a big part lost independence that disability can cause. roxie tells hefrteam, she gets trated waiting for an aide every morning to come help her get dressed. >>nd so, we're going to find a piece of clothing that she's going to be able to get on inpendently, without assistance from her caregiver. >> i get them up, the pants up... >> reporter: ada stewart has severe rheumatoid arthritis. her team learned that it took her a full eight minutes to pull on a pair of sweatpants. >> sometimes both legs go into one. and i just say, oh, what am i doing? >> repo

a few items that have been used mostly truck driven in the past few days while we've been here in palm springs in like close to hundred degree temperature and very dry first this actually doesn't have anything to do a trunk but it's going to lead into a headline about him this is a tweet from the national weather service in los angeles and it's the end of the ward water year like i was saying like in new york i don't know what your problem is but. because we don't have all day you know i'm saying just give it up so the end of the water year which october first twenty seventeen to september thirtieth twenty eighteen precipitation summary and on the color chart that you'll see on full screen you can see we are we down below very very parched conditions in california this year. due to some might say the next headline trumpet ministration sees a seven degree rise in global temperatures by twenty one hundred last month deep in a five hundred page of byron mental impact statement the trumpet ministration made a startling assumption on its current course the planet will warm a disaster.

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or this is a very party that were following the sun who are still in california in palm springs thanks to something stupid has been cooking up maybe she'll talk about it i don't know what i want to know so yes we're here at the first world cup so springs conference and it's been amazing we've had so many this is literally the best crypto conference that i've ever attended. and on the organizer i know so i could be biased full disclosure you organize this event but it's been quite amazing and i've learned so much and there will be a lot of the various talks will be available online so you can go online and go look at this just google springs and you'll find some of the stories but you know i want to look at a few items that have been used mostly truck driven in the past few days while we've been here in palm springs and like close to one hundred degree temperature and very dry first this actually doesn't have anything to do a trunk but it's going to lead into a headline about him this is a tweet from the national weather service in los angeles and it's the end of the ward water year lik

who i've just met your welcome to the kaiser report thank you so we're here at the crypt springs in palm springs is attracting an international. diverse crowd technologist and a lobbyist in washington for j. street is that correct that has a correction for yeah i was a lobbyist i was an organizer i was a fundraiser so it's also a bit more about that organization just sure i think it's really important and thanks for asking a question outside of crypto because i think we need more of that so i worked for j. street for eight years. looked at the us israel relationship and said you know what i think something's wrong here i don't think we're actually serving israel's best interests the palestinians best interests and certainly not the u.s. and he's trying to figure out what was wrong and they realized there was this huge effort to convince the u.s. government that to be pro israel to do whatever the israeli government said. when in fact often the israeli government might be doing something that was counter to israel's sustainability or survival and it's a democratic country you can elect a

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it's been detected in palm beach and miami-dade county where certain beaches are closed.esting continues in the greater miami-dade, fort lauderdale area which depend on its beaches for millions of tourist dollars. dr. malcolm mcfarland is with florida atlantic university. >> nutrient pollution, things like agricultural runoff and fertilizer runoff from people's lawns, discharge from septic systems and waste water treatment plants, those are all things that can exacerbate the problem. >> reporter: runoff from lake okeechobee, for example, is loaded with pollutants from industrial agriculture and development. >> even this, walking this, the wind, my throat is still tickling. >> reporter: this stretch near boynton beach remains closed. there's no telling how long the red tide could last or what its possible economic impact will be to the east coast of florida, but already, governor rick scott has said the state will offer $3 million in grants to affected counties. jeff. >> glor: so many people talking about this down in florida. manny, thank you very much. still ahead here t