i look at this and it is the pendulum of blue-ribbon blue -- bluer than blue, the late michael johnson'sul song, on radio, it is a sight to behold. everybody is bluer than blue, satyr them -- sadder than sad. ferro leaving his sourcing ever had. lisa: sing, go on. tom: i am blue, drawdown blue. kailey -- kailey: this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts. you can spend thousands and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo. you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. (man) and you're stretching your lower back on there. there is no better feeling. (announcer) do planks for maximum core and total body conditioning. (woman) aerotrainer makes me want to work out. look at me. it works, 100%. (announcer) find out more at aerotrainer.com. that's aerotrainer.com. >> the economy will continue to not boom but really be quiet expensive and strong. >> we are not going to have what we think of as a normal cycle but see a steady growth in the economy. >> consumer still see a strong economy but are less excited to participate in it. >> it

medicare from blue cross blue shield. by your side, no matter what. that's the benefit of blue.erybody! ( cheers and applause ) ladies and gentlemen, you are in for a real treat. a real treat this evening. my guest tonight is a peabody award winning actor you know from "saturday night live," "horrible bosses," and "ted lasso." >> sorry, coach. >> no, no need to apologize. danny, what happened between you and earl, that wasn't your fault, you know? you suffered an unlikely and tragic coincidence, not too dissimilar from the scenes of paul anderson's 1999 opus "magnolia." >> is that tom cruise with a little tiny ponytail? >> no, danny, i think you're thinking about "the last samurai." >> you got a little ponytail in "magnolia" too, coach. >> thank you, coach. my apologies, danny. tom cruise was rocking a little tiny ponytail in both films. >> okay. >> the point is-- it's a tragic occurrence, all right? a one time thing. so let's get away from the bad mojo coming off the penalty box and, you know, have some fun. let's kick some corners, right? >> okay. >> yeah? hey, fellas! line up

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you're too good for blue man now?ephen: i hope you would be better at blue man than he was at baseball. >> well, i mean, that's debatable. i thin i was-- no, it was well before, it was when i was doing second city in las vegas and i just fell in love with the show, made a lot of friends out there that were working out there, and i went to go see it and i was like, i want to do that. i want to do that-- and so i learned the drumming parts. and yeah, i had the opportunity to get-- >> stephen: what's the audition? do you have to paint yourself blue? >> eventually, but not the first one. the first one is just doing single stroke rolls, accents and triplets, and stuff. i used to drive everyone in the dressing room crazy but just practicing all the time between shows at second city. and then i got flown out here in august 2001, it was like me and nine other dudes who looked alike. ( laughter ) and we all hit if off. and every three days they would cut people, and i made it through the first three days, and the next three da

as "the new york post" page but set, nypd blue's.oreseen consequences of defunding the police. the men and women who put their lives on the line to protect us, we are seeing them be shattered. suicide, brick tire might come up for the highly slow, a lieutenant was shot in the ankle after catching up with someone who's been arrested 25 times in the exchange of it's terrifying to watch. he never uses with full force and he never uses any force. he just says dude, stop, stop reaching for the gun." and he got shot for it. when it is going to end? >> tomi: it's not until we get some really leadership on the issue. there's one thing we can all do the something that all those watching can do we can be loud in her vocal support for law enforcement. they are dealing defunding and the demoralization is something that we should be helping. it is something we can do. defund the police is one of the dumbest thing the democrats have done and quite some time which is saying something because they do a lot of stupid things right now. but for the off

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blue origins filed an appeal.ency looked at this and said everything was done with integrity. at the end of the day, this is simply, i didn't get what i wanted and i'm going to sue you in court and bully you into giving me what i want. bad news for blue origin because like you said, it is delaying us getting into space and it's wasting taxpayer money. >> shannon: final word, callie. >> this is about fairness. everyone should have the right to compete and ultimately have a chance to make a determination if their bid succeeds. ultimately the courts will make that determination. spilled we will see if we get to the moon by 2024. we will check in with you. brian and kelly, thank you so much. some good news, we need that. 5-year-old in texas getting a special escort on his first day of school. michael dennison was born with a rare condition. the bones in the lower half of his face are smaller than average. his mom says he has been harassed. members of michael's community wanted to make sure he had the best first day so

this is blue origin. they are suing nasa now over a moon landing contract. ordered solar. 211 mess space acts. now the last claims the agency was unlawful and improper and it's an evaluation of proposals for a human landing system program. that's just one more intense stand off over the multi $1000000000.00 lunar landing program. trish service reports. well, jeff bezos is not backing down after being told by the u. s. government accountability office in july that nasa did not violate the law by awarding only one lunar lander contract a space x when there was originally supposed to be 2. now he's taking this fight to federal court today, jeff phase as blue origin, once again arguing now says decision to award space x nearly $3000000000.00 to develop the next generation of commercial space craft that will take us to the moon . this time by doing the space agency with the lawsuit filed friday with the us court of federal claims stems from an april announcement that nasa gave a $2900000000.00 contract to eli

really this lobster is a rare blue lobster.n caught it yesterday in the waters off of portland, maine. we are not sure if either of them realize that the odds of catching a blue lobster is 1 in 10 million. >> i remember doing this story before. how rare is that? maybe i should buy a lottery ticket. >> is it me, or did that look like the captain american thing that he drives. >> you can see anthony mackie before in no other captain american films, and now he has reportedly signed on to carry the shield. he will be the captain in "captain america 4." the film does not have a release date yet. >> now you have your weekend planned. >> there you go. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," smoke, haze, power shutoffs, we're tracking all of that for you this morning. we'll be right back. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >>> right now at 5:00, firefighters dealing with a new fire i

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bezos wants nasa to accept the blue moon competitor elon musk tweeted out this picture of blue moon landeryou saw behind bezos before it was ready. blue moon sent information to the press during the launch of richard branson and his virgin galactic flight pointing out bezos would fly higher. rocket scientists say going to space is hard enough by itself. they don't enjoy the sniping. >>> a study by turn style shows slightly fewer people went to the office in san francisco in the first week of august. in other words, back to the office may have peaked before declining again. probably coronavirus. could be last-minute summer vacation. >>> and the restaurant reservation app open table is going to add a feature for restaurants so they know if their customer is vaccinated before they show up. the restaurant will have to verify the vaccination card once but then can mark the customer as vaccinated for future visits. the restaurants cannot share this information with each other and there's no private information, just a note that basically says yes, at one point the maitre d' said she's vaccinated

francine: what about blue hydrogen? expand the so-called blue hydrogen or stop doing so? paul: we believe blue hydrogen is an important answer for some customers and green will be right for others. the bipartisan infrastructure build that was passed in the senate does provide for four hydrogen hubs with two involving fossil fuels. but again, fossil fuels with carbon capture to remove the co2 from the process. francine: thank you so much for joining us, paul browning, mitsubishi power president and ceo. we will look at the market, politics, and current affairs. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: coming up, in the next 24 hours a lot happening. president biden will deliver remarks in afghanistan around 2:45. the secretary of homeland security and fema administration or will head to new orleans. you know i am watching the opec-plus meeting tomorrow. many are speculating opec-plus my not cut -- might not cut the 100,000 barrels of oil in the market. francine: we share a love for the oil market coverage. tomorrow, the e.u. informe

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on blue?s overdone. i think blue on blue is overrated. you look at the record so far in the biden administration. yes, you have grumbling from the progressive wing. you have grumbling from the moderate wing. as the house tries to pass the infrastructure bill and also wants to see the senate budget resolution with all the climate provisions and everything in it, they go back and forth about what should come first and what should come now and what should come at all. that's always it, i think. yet nancy pelosi has shown she's very, very good, even though she's only working the three and four-vote majority. she's very good at marshalling her caucus, finding a way to get what she needs out of the house. so i think anyone who underestimates her ability to do that, even in what many people see as daunting circumstances, i think anyone who underestimates her is frankly a fool. and ought to at least take a glance at her record doing this sort of thing. >> mike, take 45 seconds. i have to get to a brea

it is the color of her robins egg and of a navy blue coat but there is no word blue it is completelyfferent so those are different colors russians our little more sensitive to differences of blues than english speakers russian culture is not especially blue. it is there but a tiny psychological effect so for every experiment you can do like that there's a difference for what you can show somebody who speaks a language is less sensitive in a way you wouldn't want to say it to them. you can of the same kind of experiment to be a little less nimble to put their heads down then english speakers they don't have as many little words to handle it if we do. if you'd see my sister you have known she was pregnant but you can't say it that way in mandarin in you can find an experiment they don't capture those hypotheticals that nobody wants to hear that. nobody thinks the chinese are dim but that doesn't mean we can't say the russians see blue through a different acid trip than the rest of us. these are very small effects. it's interesting. it is great but i worry about what people could make o

how about blue skies? and the fog back in the bay. the smoke may be making a return. >> our chief meteorologist is in the weather center tracking the conditions ahead of tomorrow's air quality advisory. >> the goodness is the smoke will be elevated. ground-level air quality should be okay. we had improvement this weekend. was take a look at the current air quality conditions. the green dots, especially around the bay and the north bay along the coast, that is nice to see after bad air quality for several consecutive days. still moderate further inland. as a go to the next 48 hours there is smoke offshore. it is going down from northern california. it will be swinging to the bay area. most of this will be elevated in the atmosphere. not a lot of smoke at ground- level. air quality should be good. it will be the same tomorrow as it is today with moderate air quality for the north bay, east bay and santa clara valley. things could change on a widespread basis later this week. will take a look at that in the full forecast. >>> hours from

blue coat or something like that. there is no word blue. those are completely different those are different colors. you can show russians aresi little more sensitive to blues than english speakers are. that could be language russian culture is not especially blue so it's there. it's a tiny little psychological effect. the thing is for every experiment you can do like that there's going to be another experiment you can do that's going to show somebody who speaks some language is less sensitive than you and some white were you not want to say it to them. you can get w the same kind of experiments of the chinese people are a little less nimble at wrapping their heads around counterfactual's and hypotheticals in english speakers because they do not have as many little words to handle it as we do. if you had seen my sister you would have known she was pregnant. you cannot gracefully say it that way and mandarin. you can find in experiment they do not capture the hypotheticals. we are taught in milliseconds difference. nobo

but is the color of robins egg and navy blue coat there is no blue those words are completely differento those are different colors. you can show russians are more sensitive to blues than english speakers because how is that exerted by culture it is not especially blue so it is there but a tiny psychological effect and for every experiment you can do like that there is another one that will show that somebody who speaks the language is less sensitive than you you would not want to say it to them you have to do the same kind of experiment to show they are a little less nimble than english speakers because they don't have as many words to handle it if you had seen my sister you would know she was pregnant you cannot say it gracefully that way in mandarin you can find an experiment that they don't capture the hypotheticals but nobody wants to hear that nobody thinks they are dim but nobody thinks the russians are seeing blue from a different acid trip these are very small effects. they are interesting. but i worry about what people could make of them by the newspaper accounts and how they

tom: i am in blue, kailey's in b lue, lisa's in blue -- it's a blue friday. kailey: take it up with wardrobe. tom: looks like the san jose sharks on a bad day. [laughter] it has been a week of four fridays p that is how long this week has been. lisa: i know. it says more about how we are feeling this summer -- is it over yet? the pandemic is sort of coming back to the psychological hit, in addition to some of the pressures on the travel and leisure sector sending a new tone. this is what i take away. tom: off the gloom yesterday -- we were doing the gloom show, the markets catching a bid. and a real sustained level. lisa: if you look under the surface, yes, it was -- it has been fascinating. i've been shares that have absolutely gotten crushed. amazon, which is interesting. other shares have held in nicely and have done, back to this sort of stay home economy in big tech, dominance. it raises the question are we seeing a correction in a nuanced way sector by sector that we do not even notice? tom: an extraordinary story in kabul and in washington. we are all

the blue ribbon event of any _ olympic games? the blue ribbon event of any olympic _ olympic games? - olympic games? the blue ribbon event of any olympic games, if l event of any olympic games, if you like and we love watching the athletics in the second week of the olympics. usain bolt will not be there for the first time since 2004 so who should we be keeping an eye out for? it really does open up the field. the canadian, he finished third in rio and will be searching for a win and meanwhile in team usa we have trayvon bromell, tipped by usain bolt as the man to watch as the favourite and that is quite a tag to take into the race and big shoes to fill! answer submit more news about simone biles in the last few hours? ,, . ., hours? statement from usa gymnastics _ hours? statement from usa gymnastics confirming - hours? statement from usa gymnastics confirming that l gymnastics confirming that simone biles has withdrawn from the event final of the floor and they will be making a decision about her entering the beam event later this week and they go on to say that either way they ar

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again the blue arrow shows you where the statue was at that point. the statue was designed for the rotunda. it is by horatio greenough paid he thought he would help educate americans with great arts. he lived in italy was the most prominent american sculpture there. he thought the art there was a wonderful unclothed bodies added to the beauty. americans did not agree with that. the statue itself looked rather awkward inside the building. until they moved it outside. here is group of schoolchildren looking at it. you can look at the homestead lamp post in the background there. this is what it looked like outside. you can get a good picture of george washington there showing off his muscles and teaching us like he was a greek leader. but americans did not like that. this is the map in 1815 i put the blue arrow to show you where the statue was. they knew that statue is going to be controversial. he had had an earlier statue that included some cupid -like figures they were little boys and it was showing their little boy parts and the location where it wa

tomorrow, we're more into the blue color. you can see from the key that is hazy air.ealthy smoke is starting to push off toward the east. as we head to tomorrow afternoon, you can see everything is getting replaced more by that blue color. the haze, so that is better for us on saturday. and then watch what happens as we head into sunday. based on everything we have right now, all that data, it looks like the smoke would start to clear out as we roll through sunday's forecast and any kind of haze. so i think it's going to be improving saturday, but sunday is going to be the better day and the best chance for us to get some sunshine back here across the bay area. now, the other thing on top of that will, of course, be some fog and cool temperatures to start. we're going to bring it into the 50s here for the south bay, peninsula and the tri-valley. also going down to a chilly 59 for the bay, 1658 and north bay 54. tomorrow with the system moving to the north we'll cool off a few degrees. it will be comfortable in that respect. 71 in napa, 79 in concord, 786 in san jose.

you can see the blue color. more of a hazy condition.ome of the worst smoke will push toward the east. we're tracking this system that will help us even more by sunday's forecast. we'll talk about our chances of seeing the sun this weekend coming up in about 18 minutes. >>> the main route between sacramento and lake tahoe essentially shut down as crews continue to battle the caldor fire. not something we're used to seeing on a friday night. no cars on 50. this is twin bridges. caltrans has closed it between sly park road and meyers. so far the caldor fire has burned more than 75,000 acres with no containment. we invite to you stay for the latest on the fire and the smoke. you can check the air on our website. click on the check the air trending bar. you can put in your address and it will find it for you. >>> we're also following breaking news in orange county. john wayne airport reopening terminals after a man was spotted on the tarmac. he stole an airport vehicle, forcing the airport to lock down and passengers to evacuate the terminal

the blue line is where we've been so far this year. the redline is the record low levels, and we are very, very close to that kind of territory. not just record low for this time of year but record low for any time of year. when you look at the larger vegetation, basically any size of tree bigger than a sapling, that is below the redline. we are very, very dry. any spark is all it would take for those fires to get going in a hurry, especially when we have gusty offshore winds, and that's the concern as we head into tomorrow night. let's take a look at our fire danger index. this ranks the fire threat, zero to 10. we want to be as close to zero as possible but that only happens in the early morning hours most of the time, this time of year. we're going to top out tomorrow afternoon around three or four. that could be a whole lot worse. as we head into tomorrow night usually these numbers drop to aound zero when we get the higher humidity levels overnight. that will be the case for the north bay and east bay, but in the higher ground of

president, much of which went to, as i said, blue states. but while that bill wasted a lot of taxpayer dollars, the problem with that bill pales in comparison to what is before us today. today democrats are taking the first step toward a massive and permanent expansion of government that would pay for on the backs of ordinary americans. and my colleagues, as i said, on the other side of the aisle will tell you they are just letting tax hikes on wealthy americans. but that's not the whole story. those corporate tax hikes that democrats are proposing, that tax just isn't going to be paid for by c.e.o.'s and the board members of corporations. a huge part of that is going to fall on american workers in the form of things like lower salaries and fewer opportunities. the tax foundation notes that the share of the corporate tax burden that falls on labor is, and i quote, routinely found to be between 50% and 100%, with 70% or higher the most likely outcome. by substantially hiking taxes on corporations, democrats will be substantially increasing th

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black labs, blue lives, all lives matter personally.said that they are -- the opposing views. that's what they were going to have a problem. they adopted and then prohibited and opposing view. >> shannon: part of the complaint say it's viewpoint discoloration availing the first amendment and creates a hostile educational environment. plaintiffs seek an end back to the discriminatory practice. i give you 20 seconds to make your final arguments. ethan and david. >> it's not discriminatory to teach accurate aspects of american history the -- that have been neglected. schools are trying to cover the subjects that may be haven't heard the people suing here in their upbringing. >> i disagree with the civil rights aspect. i do not agree with the plaintiffs on the count two or three. it's a very different legal issue. i agree with count one. not that it's a civil rights violation. >> shannon: the school putting up signs for black lives matter and plaintiffs say they were not allowed to put all lives matter or blue lives matter. we had our legal

erg lpn blue erg philanthropies -- bloomberg lp and bloomberg philanthropies. college students are also going back and facing the delicate task of all of these universities trying to update safety protocols. 45% of 18 to 24-year-olds are fully vaccinated. that is a stunning statistic for me. how do you do that when these college kids have more freedom? taylor: the only sort of good anecdote we can bring to the story is the cost of tuition. it has been out of control. in the past, it is usually been that you see huge increases. here we see the cpi in college tuition being more affordable. from some of the stimulus checks, schools have done a good job passing out stimulus to individual students and using more from their endowments and stopping some tuition freezes as they try to share the burden. that has maybe been a bright spot in all of this. caroline: annette was just speaking to inequity within the school system. but also, in the university systems. universities that are incredibly wealthy, with incredible endowment, have had record years in 2020. they are a

, police department is blue. the excitement that cannot be matched coming into a new organization and getting to start up and change as often as i did, it was the excitement building a super bowl team. without prime down, we got the phenomena group to work with and based on that, governor mike massachusetts governor asked me to take over the metropolitan district commission police and the state organization that must much of massachusetts, reservoirs and highways and it was also a scandal in the organization, stealing exams and expelling promotions for years. my predecessor serving time in state prison. since the organization i was going into was incredible but in both of them, i was able to work with the a union through despere change of reputation of the organization. the one thing unions share with management as they are concerned about the reputation of these organizations, they fight hard for the members and oftentimes resist administration and discipline. they go to the department to have a good reputation

in a blues song and i have to explain this carefully.nk about the word money and how it's spelled, okay? now think about the word honey and how it's spelled. think about the word rabbit and if you've learned any other lang language and think about how you would learn to say it, rabbit is a different word unless a dialect of flemish. the truth is a rabbit used to be called c-o-n-e-y. now, we see that word and think it's coney. think of the word money and honey and how it was pronounced after a while. that sounded like something, and no one knows where that four letter word that begins with c, the pet word was c-o-n-e-y, pronounced as money and honey. and the word we used to call the rabbit. it was the young word, it's the crossword word, but back there there were coneys and we talk about rabbits, nobody wanted to talk about that hopping in the garden and things you don't want to think about and these words as they weaken, they become grammar, too. it can be the most fascinated thing. if you have to explain something new to english and nee

the blue crab _ the lagoon, everywhere. the blue crab has _ the lagoon, everywhere.es in the terrain in. they eat eel, muscles, small fish. they have a voracious appetite that could threaten local biodiversity. translation: it threaten local biodiversity. translation:— threaten local biodiversity. translation: it is a species that comes — translation: it is a species that comes from _ translation: it is a species that comes from the - translation: it is a species i that comes from the north-east that comes from the north—east coast of the united states and across the ocean probably in the ballasts of large ships. it grows fast, it is opportunistic, eat anything and reproduces quickly. you opportunistic, eat anything and reproduces quickly.— opportunistic, eat anything and reproduces quickly. you can say that again- _ reproduces quickly. you can say that again. one _ reproduces quickly. you can say that again. one single - reproduces quickly. you can say that again. one single female l that again. one single female crab can lay around 2 million eggs. one suggestion th

now here at home blue skies. watching that clearing in san francisco and inland catching that sunshine though that cloud cover hanging around along the coast. as we kick off the lunchtime hour you can see upper 50's in downtown san francisco. this hour. so, watching two weather systems. a low pressure system off the coast. that's why we starred off the day for gray skies. that ridge of high pressure in control and dominating the inland locations. we are looking at warmer compared to yesterday. there we go with that cloud cover. that marine strategy us in tonight and into tomorrow morning. with that stronger sea breeze for tomorrow, temperatures will be cooler for your wednesday. in the meantime air quality forecast for today, good air quality for the north bay, east bay and for the peninsula. moderate for the coast and for the south bay. we are slow concentration forecast. you can see our winds pushing that smoke away from us and that will continue into your wednesday, likely through the rest of the week. daytime

over the last four years, more and more blue crabs have been found in the mediterranean.uming fish stocks and damaging nets. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. yves and jean—claude have been fishing these waters for years. they normally make their living from catching eels but in recent years, their haul is mostly full of crabs — lots and lots of crabs. translation: since there are crabs, - we no longer catch eels and, as long as we no longer catch eels, we no longer have any income. it is worse this year. last year we caught a few eels but this year nothing, nothing, nothing. the crab is all over the lagoon, everywhere. the blue crab has been described as one of the hundred most invasive species of the mediterranean. as well as eels, they eat oysters, muscles and small fish. an alien invader with a voracious appetite that could threaten local biodiversity. translation: so it is a species that comes from the north-east| coast of the united states and across the ocean probably in the ballast water of large ships. it grows fast, it is opportunistic, it eat everything and

it is the blue ribbon _ 100 metres sprint. it is the blue ribbon event, - 100 metres sprint.blue ribbon event, we all l 100 metres sprint. it is the - blue ribbon event, we all think of athletics and we think of week two, and for the first time since 2004 the 100 metres sprint will take place without usain bolt. i'm not sure what we will do without him what we will look for in terms of the drama, it could open up a clean slate, canada �*s andre degrass, he finished third, and from team usa, treyvon is the favourite, tipped by usain bolt himself, we will have to see how he shakes up, but certainly it would be a remarkable race to watch. blood sweat and tears to get where they are and certainly it was the case for triathlete georgia taylor brown. a touching tribute from her family who posted an image of a presentation that she gave at school when she was just ten years old, reading "0ne school when she was just ten years old, reading "one day i would like to be a triathlete and go to the commonwealth games or even the olympics and win a medal by group one she has donejust that.

blue. forget that nice on shore breeze at all levels in the atmosphere and that's really help clearing out its course, bringing some fog back on shore. that's great, though. that means we're going to have some nice clear air for tomorrow and more blue skies ahead looking the berkeley hills. yeah. we've got some those clouds out there right there on record. looking pretty good around the bay area. look at that. san francisco. you are in the green. you're looking good in the santa rosa starts get a little bit of moderate building up towards san jose livermore and dublin. but otherwise still looking good across most of the bay area. the smoke. >> that is kick more to the east and traveling ntrth easterly direction once again, the second day in row pushing away from the bay area. see the fog locked in along the coastline as well. more of that to nothing. the sea breeze out there again and we're going to see this generating over the next couple days here that sea breeze will kick away most of th

and grey tips we impact on the species that complete with blue and great tips.e fastest declining birds in the uk. blue and grey tips may be called a dominant species where this mask and willow tips are subordinate species so basically in battles for food and west site it is the blue and great tips that come out on top. in cities, for example, the lack of other natural foods forces means that species like house sparrows are having to depend on is feeders. but something the scientists they might do more ecological good is if those of us who are lucky enough to have gardens let them grow wild in plant native fruits and berries. facing our own piece of habitat, they say, could provide a haven for many more species than hiding hanging out at a bird feeder. victoria gill, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with 0wain wyn evans hello, hello everyone. i do hope you are doing all right. now, over the next couple of days, we arejoined by an area of high pressure, which for most of us, we'll lead to dry, settled conditions. let's have a quick look at the he

yeah, it's getting more on this now from many drinks in a blue gym. the 51 dead if provisional figure are the i'm you saying that many people who are injured unspecified number of people who are injured and that civilians have been evacuated from the for the 3 villages as the by just workers have been called into re settled them in temporary shelter for now, families have also been asking security forces for secure to protection so that they can pick up and bury the dead at that's the situation in that location right now. but these areas have seen numerous attacks as the start of this. yeah. and the thing seems to be getting worse and worse and worse. now what we understand is that the security forces, i've also deployed in large numbers in the area, trying to conduct coordinate site operations in those areas to find out if there are any fighter or any fighters looking in in those areas. we were assured that by you might just walk us, but they will try to update us on the situation in those areas. but they also expect that the number of dead could ris

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on blue, friendly fire?well, frankly i think that's over done, i think blue on blue is overrated, because a look at the record so far in the biden administration. yes you have grumbling from the progressive wing, you have grumbling from the moderate wing, and as the house tries to pass the infrastructure bill and also wants to see the senate budget resolution with all the climate provisions and all the things in it and the progressives and the moderates go back in forth about what should come first and watch it come later, that is always the dynamic. yet, nancy pelosi has shown she is very good, even though she's only working with a three or four vote majority, she is very good at martial in her caucus, at taking its temperature, at finding a way to get what she needs out of the house, and so i think anyone who underestimates her ability to do that, even in what many people see as daunting circumstances, i think everybody who underestimates her is frankly a fool, and ought to at least take a glance at her re

we'll track this system, i will have details when we could see blue skies, full on blue skies across the bay area. i will have details in about 15 minutes. >>> crew continue to battle the cache fire, destroying nearly 50 homes. 75 acres burned. evacuation orders, a thousand people remained in place. >>> to the east of us, the caldor fire, thousands of people have already been evacuated. more than 73,000 acres have burned with zero containment. the u.s. forest service shut down the national service. we made it real easy for you, click on check your area right there on the top of your trending bar and put in your address on nbcbayarea.com. >>> nonsense, that's how the family of an east bay man describing the cause of death. angelo quinto died. a condition known as excited delirium. even the american association has questioned whether it is a valid diagnose. >> reporter: diagnoses that you may not have heard about. that's the diagnose of an antioch man who died, excited delirium. back in december of 2020, quinto's sister dialled 911 fearing about her sister. >> the officer and the detec

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