so our r research hahas been fod on basic impacts on abalonone, t beyond that, what drives variatioion in that t response? because in o our experiments, we've seen some pretty negative impacts, but then we've seen some abalone that don't seem as affected, that grow more or less normally. . so what is it aboutt those inindividuals? whehen youe these bibig impacts s in other , what is it abobout the guyuys tt are makiking it? whahat in their genetics i is allowingng them to that? and d then couldld we hars that informationon that we're discoverering to basically buiud resiliencece into consnserving d growing the species s in the future? aquilino: our first year of getting this program here at uc davis bodegaga marine laborator, we only had abouout 30 total animals in captitivity. our r ft spawning season, w we created about 2020 more. thahat wasn't g to save e the specieies, but the nextxt year, we e created about, ththe year after that, a few thousand, and in this room, , we have about 30,000 white abalone, well over what is left in the wild. we want as many as possible to survive in or

and hahas the ususe of tear s bn bannedutrighght in anyny countr? >> thosese are good questions.r gas is a weapon. let's not sugararcoat that. itit is a weapon thahat foster t of t the interernationonal reguy cracks. it is covered by the convention but only for use in wartime and there is very vague language which allows its use in domestic policing, which for many people it strikes them as odd that it is not ok for use on the battlefield, why would it be ok for police to use it against his own citizens? there''s a real lack of transparency, both in what e eah of these products conontains, wo is trading at to whom, who is buying it and what quantities, etc. i should say there is no rule that police have to use tear gas. it is not an absolutely essential weapon. some countries like the united kingdom and germany have effectively banned its use in policing because they realize there are other tools and there are better ways for police to engage protesters and engage crowds and make sure everybody is safe. amy: especially horrifying is it isis being used during this time of the pand

with water before i put it in the microwave. >> i don't make tea, i just - todd: crop quite the brew haha. do we have a loch ness monster citing? >> there is another international controversy being debated, a man may have photographic evidence of the loch ness monster. in scotland in september he was looking over his vacation photos during the coronavirus lockdown and spotted a strange creature in the world, some are buying it, some are not, we will let you decide, the best photographic evidence he says he has. >> we need to see a video to see how it moves. >> always strange these alleged monsters are found on grainy pictures, no real video evidence. todd: in the next hour of "fox and friends first" chaotic scenes in richmond, virginia, the latest flash point in a showdown over statues. >> we are going to destroy and your cities and buildings, rip down your statue in your history, this was a natural progression for them but the natural progression of every marxist. todd: dan bondgino's take on the end game. jillian: photos from the wedding, how you can show support with new rain check reg

out the law is still a very thick at this stage but this is a worrying enough on many citizens now haha yeah especially the opposition came down some of the pro-democracy because they are they they criticize the new legislation is actually night man part a city that. they they are afraid that it is going to hinder their remaining traditional independence office today because the judge just will be appointed by the chief executive was just not democratically elected in hong kong they say they are afraid that the remaining independence judiciary and the power to check and balance will a fade away under the new legislation and so on people when the affray and also the new department all on national security agency there are so many details that we don't know but opposition can be figured out this is going to be a tool for every team to crackdown on democracy movement like well what do you think will happen next then briefly phebe will the democracy movement continue what can we perceive. while at the moment in the house being called a man the online * * offline people to come out to say no

the bears, clinton haha dix.ars run off in the other direction. >> ha ha indeed. clinton dix, who ironically is a bear himself, a former chicago bear, i got to play "d," got to be ready to go. honestly, he looks like he runs track right there. i don't see him playing any "d." >> he had a quick reaction with that one.owha. i ed to work in orlando. channel 9 eyewitness news. i used to cover so many bear incidents, sightings, encounters. yeah, you got to be on your guard. >>> next to a dispatch from our "skinny" "dancing with the stars" desk involving an unlikely potential contestant. >> these days after sean spicer, we know anything is possible. "the daily mail" is now reporting that show producers have informally approached dr. anthony fauci, y'all. >> but the "mail" also reports a spokesperson for the 79-year-old immunologist told producers while fauci is, quote, flattered, he would respectfully decline, because y'all know we're in a pandemic, right? he's a busy man because we need a vaccine. >> you miss 100% of

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haha is the nickname his grandmother gave him when he was a baby.are glad she did. >>> our next high, a sold out performance at an opera house where a string quartet celebrated the lifting of a lo only room of plants. ♪ yes, that say capacity audience of 2,292 literal potted plants. the opera house shut down in mid march due to the coronavirus pandemic and reopened on monday with this beautiful botanical performance. the event called concert for the biocenter was conceived to highlight the value of art, music and nature. the plants didn't have all the fun. the performance was live stres m streamed for an audience at home. the plants were donated to local health care workers as thanks for their work on the front lines in a country hit very hard by covid-19. even a potted plant looks elegant at the opera. that's amazing. our final low to the latest, perhaps inevitable, arguably creepy evolution of the face masks we have been wearing. a entrepreneur is making custom masks printed features so no ono wonder what you all it takes is a photo booth, softwar

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s sheunately, she said still hahas memories of the bods stackeked up against each other. grandmotother's home was destroyeyed. those who werere able to get out of the city and able to go to the e country and basically hihe out therere for a long period of titime. she talks about t the fact that she feels like the city of tulsa and othersrs who were responsibe hahad a duty to try to help her and her family anand others like her get back on her feet, as she wowould say. and d she said a at least they d have giviven us some type of a pension,n, that is the t terminy she uses shehe says,s, you knoni am 105 years old.. i don't need this necessarily, it would be nice, but for my family, because we have nevever been able to heal. we have nevever been able to get back on our feet. that is what is important about understanding what happened here in tulsa. it was a complete stripping of generational wealth and opportunities for people, and it was never fixed. it just t continued d to get woe and worse and wororse. amy: and your reaction to president trump coming to tulsa on this 99

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>> with h her fugee scschoo, deboborah henry hahas made t possssle for 400 refugee childreno o receivanhe willonontinue figight for refugee rights in malaysia. by the end of this century, the un estimates, there will be just under 11 billion people living on our planet. in order to accommododate them all, an additional 2 billion new homes will need to be built by 2 2100. a nightmare for ththe environmt as mosost buildingngs are madem concrete, which is made from cement. by the middle of the century, the demand for cement is set to rise by 25 percent a year. cement production uses a lot of energy. and creates huge amounts of climate-damaging co2. so, we need building materials which don't contain cement. and which are affordable for all. two men, withth one visio. gnanli landrou and thibault demomoulin want toto transforme constrtruction indusustry with cementnt-free concrerete. with supporort from busininesses, ththey're constrtructing a disy house. it's t their first a attempt te the material in their ambitious project. a significant step toward their goal. "it's kind of an amazing fee

abandonment t of domesticacated animals hahas been on ththe ris since the outbreak started.end got worse in march when the hong kong government announced it had confirmed cases of coronavirus infections in pets. this shelter is on the front line of this problem. between february and may, they took in over 200 unwanted cats and dogs. we are now hearing that the facility is doing the best they can given the circumstances, staging more adoption events to find new homes for the animals in its care. here in japan, animal rescue groups are wrestling with a different kind of challenge. while it is true the pandemic has presented opportunities to re-home more cats and dogs, it's also throwing up a hurdle. how to create safe spaces for animal/human matchmaking. our next report looks at this thorn in the side of the pet adoption campaign and what's being done to remove it. >> reporter: this shelter in yokohama cares for 30 cats and 5 dogs. some have health issues, and they all need to be looked after. the establishment has been saving animals for more than six decades. but a state of

or good downscaling in our opinion these kinds of excesses should be banned to bring on a chance to haha is one of the biggest places of catholic religion poland. at this gathering pilgrims are praying for their family values to be upheld. homosexuals need to recognise their weakness for you and i think get treated pray for healing. that's what you should do you just let people just want to justify themselves to justify sin and it is a sin right so to me defending these people would be justifying sin without them. that a legit sin is embodied by couples like him ilya and i gotta one is a lawyer the other a journalist they want to live openly as lesbians but it's not always possible. i was in a store recently and i wanted to say that my wife had sent me to go shopping. but then i thought i might live to say my wife. anyone else would need and think about it. they have made one decision. they plan to stay in poland and fight for their rights and for greater tolerance but they say many of their homosexual friends have already given up the fight and left poland behind. and now from next repo

the videoconference service zoom hahas reported its total revenue in the first quarter rose a staggering69% to three under $29 million. a surge in virtual meetings and reremote working during lockdows were a big boost for zoom. it has raised its full-year outlook beyond analyst forecasts. countries across africa face a growing threat from the coronavirus. kenya is experiencing spikes in new infections. some of its poorest communities are in desperate need of more supplies. imports from abroad have slowed and's -- and prices have skyrocketed. engineering students and doctors in nairobi are working to produce essential medical equipment to beat the buyers. -- the virus. >> every breath counts. that is the message of the plant in nairobi. the director is responsible for production of oxygen, which is essential in treating covid-19 patients. sourcingng oxygen was a problemn africa up until now. >> oxygen is expensive. at least 10 times as expensive in africa as compared to the western counterparts. we are able to reduce the cost of oxygen with oxygen distribution models. oxygen is reduced by

drawn by the british empire, and by the british empire's clalaim, like one s state, and whahat cha hahasn trying to do is asset its own authority for b both sot of geopolitical purposes but also ideological ones, and t the was a big sort of challenge, and the last time there wawas a big war between india and china was 1962, which followed a number of confrontations. brenent: ok. adnan, unfortunately, we are out of time, but we appreciate your insights tonight. with the depepartment of war studies at the college in london. venice has reopened its labyrinth of canals and streets to international tourists. it is an important step after the pandemic shut down. they see more than 300 travelers a year for every one of its inhabitants, but many venetians are asking, can their steady withstand a future modeled on the past? >> venice's legendary waterways, a rare commodity. gondoliers are slowly returning to the city canals, but so far, few visitors have indulged themselves. usually packed with tourists, this pr to seems almost deserted. -- this piazza seems almost deserted. venice is gradually o

supposed to launch broader negotiations on phase two since then the blame game of corona virus pandemic hahas seeeen relatioions deterie as did the decision by the united states last week to reconsider hong kong's special trading status. since then it's been announced- chop that beijing has ordered state firms to suspend purchases of us agricultural products like soybeans and pork increasing them was of course a key pillar of that trade deal. there has been a drop in demand during the pandemic which could explain a slowdown in orders but mosost analysts say that ths is a tangible sign that beijing is really backing away from that trade deal is overall tensions rise. at a washington continues its lobbying against the chinese tech giant huawei canada has just announced it won't be allowed to play a role in its five g. network the u. k. is reconsidering its role there the u u. s. has announcncd more sanctions o on b ball whits well as newew restrictitions on chinese companies.. that trade on the new york stock exchange- and of coururse the us presidential elections are looming in november and th

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b but this hahas a long historory behind it unlikelyy tt i actually wawant to leave the city w well not specicially inda which is in the middldle of inspiron iris so. trying to make. but but but what it. all right thank you very much indeed mandakini mechanical that in deadly force. cash in other news new sanctions against syria approved by u. s. lawmakerss last december have come into effect the act targets people syrian- not to provide significant support to syria's government and it focuses on three sectors the minute tree oil and gas even before coming into effect this wednesday the sanctions reverberated across the country as monty francis reports. already suffering under the effectss of its ninine year civl war the syriaian economy faces a new threat a set of wide sweeping sanctions the united states says is aimed at stopping human rights abuses. committed by the government of bashar al-assad's. syria's economy already at near collapse the u. n. special envoy for syria said there's a new l level of alarm inin the country. nobody involved in the conflict should presume that time is

was it was it that was an issue you know it was 7 years then during those 7 years in the beginning haha i feel jealousy because they were concentrating on the women so march she she had to close leishman and sheer roder and i thought god did have a god damn it and then firmly each one got a spin off off the show so graham left mary with the borys if you use them well. we're talking to ed asner and as i said your lead goes on to do lou grant that's how indelible that character is folks that's how firmly entrenched it is with people that even go from the preeminent sitcom like i said ever certainly of that generation they take it over and they put it in an hour format as essentially i guess the term now is dramedies i just remember it being really well written almost bochco like written what are your memories of the next permutation of look at over on the serious side well that was interesting and. i used to think i based my comedic move grant on my 2 older brothers. full of bombast and slippery. and some tea and then when i got into the our show which didn't have barfs or supposedly good

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approximately 33120 pages of records and in the process mobilizes her community as long as people are rich haha and there is no check against the banks the feeling of being watched on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to take another look at those headlines australia's largest airline quantas is cutting 6000 staff to reduce costs during the pandemic it comes as germany's last 2nd largest in europe signed the deal to secure a $10000000000.00 government rescue package. pakistan international airlines has grounded more than a 3rd of their pilots $150.00 people but after an investigation found they cheated to get their licenses people who cheated were discovered after an investigation and a plane crash in may which killed 97 people crash was caused by human error more protests in lebanon as the government tries to defuse mounting sectarian tensions while also dealing with a failing economy the president has called for unity and dialogue. nearly $100.00 refugees are waiting to hear their fates after being rescued by fishermen off the indonesian coast the men women and children

. >>> and look at this number seven, haha clinton-dix had no chance with a mama and baby bear.hat scooter, bye. this is so funny. just scooting along and, nope, not today. >> and the bears weren't having it either. they are gone too. >> why are you here? >> why you throwing a scooter at me? >> i just love that he has the reaction most people thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current and new customers. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. so thanks again. one good share deserves another. >>> good morning, america. alarming acceleration. more than 34,000 covid cases reported across the country in one day. cases now rising in at least 27 states. florida, texas, oklahoma and south carolina hit new single day records. houston hospitals running out of beds. doctors plead with people to help stop the spread. >> if they wash their hand