at least 1000, according to an organisation that has tried to tackle the problem — the ocean clean—upnk — it is not ten rivers, it is 1000. but on the other hand, it is stilljust1% of all the rivers in the world, so i do think it is a manageable problem. the ocean clean—up has started to collect ocean waste from several rivers, to catch it before it gets to the sea and the hope is to have many more systems like this. it has also been deploying a giant collection device in the pacific ocean, but the challenge is huge, turning this plastic tied will take a massive effort. if you see somebody wandering around liverpool looking hung over, do not to find a point of it. there may be a reason. —— do not put too fine a point on it. —— do not put too fine a point on it. there may be a few sore heads in liverpool this morning — after the city hosted the uk's first legal club night since the pandemic began. 3,000 people met up in a warehouse near the city centre — with no facemasks or social distancing required. it was being held as a trial event to test the government's plans for easing pandemi

the ocean clean up and started to collect waste from several rivers to catch it before it gets to thecific ocean but the challenge is huge, turning this plastic tide will take a massive effort. after contracting covid—19, clare trueman spent more than a month in intensive care, six days in a coma — and at one point she was given just two days to live. it�*s now been a year since she was able to return home — where she is still slowly recovering. ian white has been speaking to her. it's it�*s a year to the day, a round of applause for mr —— staff for claire truman who is allowed to go home. one of the first covid patients and seriously ill. you�*ll make when i arrived at hospital there was this big tunnel and all the doors were sealed, we had to wait for someone to come in and seal the door, then there are all in for hazmat gear and ijust had no idea what it was, i was so confused, didn�*t what was going off. you�*re in hospital that things were really, really bad, as bad as they could get. thea;r things were really, really bad, as bad as they could get.— things were really, really bad

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thread in a carpet, you be--come to all the fish and to the coral reefs and to the ocean, which also supplies us this clean air, oxygen, that we're breathing. narrator: while global warming is the major threat to corals today, local action can help strengthen damaged reefs by reducing the human impacts from pollution, agricultural runoff, and fishing practices. another regional problem in the coral triangle is fishermen who use dynamite or pour large amounts of cyanide on the reef to stun and then collect valuable fish like the grouper. dustan: what the biosphere foundation has done in bali is to mobilize the locals, mobilize the people that live there and make their living off the sea, that understand the sea as a source of sustenance for themselves. sutama: don't touch anything again. dustan: when reefs begin to collapse, the people that rely on those reefs get in their boats and they paddle off someplace else. they don't have anyplace else to turn except to other places that have coral reefs. alling: sutama is a former cyanide fisherman, so he understands the pressure that local fishermen are under. it'

it remains green saturday because we have these winds blowing off the ocean, bringing in that nice clean air. as you look into sunday and monday, some moderate air quality which is still healthy for all of us will develop. that's also going to be some of our hottest days. triple digits are possible and some of our neighborhoods and i will show you that in the accuweather seven day forecast. you want to get a check of your morning commute. >> thank you. >>> good morning. i do want to remind anyone that may have missed this update that light-rail service for vta has been canceled until further notice there. will be buss and bridges in place and commuters asked to give yourself extra time to complete the trip. >>> moving to a live look in emoryville where things are starting to pick up at 5:11 for westbound traffic. that's where you see the headlights moving right now. the san mateo bridge there was an issue this morning, a bit earlier. its cleared but there was a slow down for the westbound commuters. as we give you the look at the bay area here you can see that we only have one major slow

those solar panels that you saw a moment ago to keep it going on the ocean and their goal really is to show that. >> you can have a clean energy sustainable way of shipping and transporting things across the ocean without putting out polluting and here is their beautiful scientists explaining that the wide rather hear her talk about her work out. let's listen. and that jumps out i can like or agree. then. >> and area and that she and new renewable that can use now. >> and not tomorrow at at this are a reliable and can navigate 10 can move without at a too. >> i can say it's a cute accent. james. you can't. i think so she and i wonder if when we sent the reporters down, they said, hey, we saw you exercising on top of your vessel. and that's when we hear about workout tips on that because we showed her on the ear little are, you know, the little did she know right now working out. maybe she takes every other day off because she's not out there this morning. one of those are flags from every country. they've been to his pretty incredible. >> we know that they're continue won't continue on with their voice across the pacifi

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the power of its waves generates clean energy, the ocean drives our economy, feeds, employees and transports us but despite our connection, for too long the ocean has taken the heat for us. according to the fourth national climate assessment, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations are now higher than at any time in the last three million years. approximately 1/3 of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere dissolves into our oceans and estuaries, causing them to become more acidic. ocean and coastal acidification make it difficult for shell fish, corral and other marine organisms to build their shells and skeletal structures. some fin fish, including endangered salmon in the pacific northwest, lose their sense of smell necessary for identifying prey, reproducing and navigating their habitats. our understanding of the long-term consequences of ocean acidification is still limited, but we do know that the changes in ocean chemistry are already affecting the fishers and shell fish farmers who depend on the ocean's resources to support themselves and their families and the tribes that have treaty

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clean with reynolds wrap. it's aring upth white sharks. the same researchers say it's a good thing. they have spent 20 years studying the oceanin county and islands north of that. >> it's indicative that the ecosystems we have are healthy. healthy enough to support, they are healthy enough to support this population of really big predators. >> scientists say the population increase does not mean we will see more attacks. that is good news. i guess we will be on the lookout. >> especially the servers. >>> good morning, everybody. partly cloudy skies getting brighter out there but low clouds with us around the bay and shoreline. sunny and breezy this afternoon. temperatures will warm up today and tomorrow and cool on tuesday slightly. 72, fremont. 80, inland with mid-70s and the sea breeze, palo alto. there is the warm-up, just a little bit the next few days. then we have a cool down tuesday. subtle changes. typical late may weather pattern. >>> thank you very joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz. along with lisa argen. abc7 continues at 9:00 a.m. have a great sunday and we will see you then. at worksman cycles, we've be

with the winds coming off the ocean, moderate, one area inland and east bay, everybody will be good today through thursday and it has been such a string of cleanit has been really nice to be outside. today is no exception. let's get to the commute and jobina. >>> mike, i am seeing a little but of that. the chp issued a high wind advisory for the altamonte pass. we have a new crash involving a big rig and one other car on westbound 580 in livermore, speeds down to 19 miles per hour. this will impact our super commuters, bringing in a live look at walnut creek and 680 as traffic begins to build in here for people traveling southbound, but not too bad there. things are moving at the limit >>> in the north bay today we could see a fil decision on a bitter neighborhood battle over marijuana. residents of liberty valley near petaluma held a rally outside the sonoma county offices yesterday, upset over proposed changes to cannabis growing rules that would allow a 50-acre grow right in the middle of a neighborhood. >> in this county there are places to grow cannabis. we need to define where those are and point people in that direction. >> if it wasn't

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joey's point about cleaning up, everyone made a big deal about straws and this is something that has been really annoying me, those disposable masks are doing such horrific damage to the oceanp so i would also be pro cleanup the ocean as well but this pandemic has had such a hit on people's mental health and if you are a single person going into this pandemic and now it's finally opening up and you're allowed to go to a restaurant and a bar, you might meet someone, this great reference earlier going back, they've got a chance. they can go get your hair done in your nails done and go out and enjoy life and hopefully meet that person and make a baby that joey wants, it's going to be great. so i am pro great american cleanup. >> kennedy: i have heard the term hawkgirl summary used quite a bit so we will see if that comes to fruition. and we will be right back with more "outnumbered." stay here. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it w

clean energy plan to ease our climate in crisis may soon take shape in northern california. the white house has announced plans to allow two new large scale wind farms built over the pacific ocean. one would sit 20 miles off the coast of moro bay, the other in the waters off of the north coast. it's hoped by the end of the decade, each will hold hundreds of wind turbines anchored on floating platforms. combined the farms could power 1.5 million homes. governor newsom supports the idea but commercial fishermen are among those slamming it calling it unproven. we will just see. it will be interesting to see. >>> 5:07 right now. weather and traffic together, that's what we provide. we'll check in with mike in a moment but kari has a look at our forecast for us now, wednesday morning, half way through our work week. >> yes, we're still keeping an eye on the eclipse, we've got just about less than an hour left before it just returns to normal, but we are done with the red hue of the moon. a live look at the golden gate bridge, well it's all clear here, but we have seen some fog near the coast and we're also going to have some cool temperatures if you're about to step out the door, ma

clean energy plan to ease our climate in crisis may soon take shape in northern california. the white house has announced plans to allow two new large scale wind farms built over the pacific ocean. one would sit 20 miles off the coast of moro bay, the other in the waters off of the north coast. it's hoped by the end of the decade, each will hold hundreds of wind turbines anchored on floating platforms. combined the farms could power 1.5 million homes. governor newsom supports the idea but commercial fishermen are among those slamming it calling it unproven. >>> 6:06 on your wednesday morning. time to take a live look outside overlooking walnut creek. all right. so that super flower blood moon has gone away, making way for the sun's arrival this morning. kari has a look at our temperatures for today as well. how are we looking? >> it's going to be another great day for the bay area. we're waking up to a little bit of fog at the golden gate bridge, but not enough to really cover the visibility, so we are going to see at times some clouds floating by, as you get ready to head out for work in fremont, expect temperatures at 50 degrees and then a nice warmup for today, with all clea

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