. >> carlsbad, california. an affluent seaside community in northern san diego county.rist haven known for its beaches, surfing and breathtaking views. this paradise became home to a woman named diana lovejoy. >> she's just really funny and silly and smart and really easy to talk to. >> sara became fast friends with diana when they met in the sixth grade. >> all through high school we would write these hilarious notes to each other, still paying attention in class. >> of course. >> of course. we would challenge each others like who could write the first sentence of the worst romance novel. >> she says diana had a true gift for creative writing. as well as music. something sara, now a professional bassonist, know something about. >> she was a really fantastic piano player from a really early age. >> you two really shared a love music. >> yes. yeah, we did. we were in marching band together. it was really fun. [laughs] >> she had a schedule. she would wake up, she would do her reading. >> jennifer was diana's college roommate. >> she was extremely disciplined. >> and dian

became in tangled in rope was rescued a few days ago off the coast of carlsbad, california. the rope was wrapped around the whale several times. the the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and representatives from sea world in san diego spotted this whale and attached an inflatable in order to keep tracking it eventually got a hold of the rope with a knife at the end of a long pole and made a single caught resulting in all of that rope coming off their and the whale is now happy and >> well, >> today was the second day for the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. san francisco's event biggest annual event return to golden gate park yesterday as the name suggests the show's lineup features artists from a number of different genres. this year's lineup included elvis costello and emmylou harris. the event is continuing tomorrow. it's recommended that if you're going to go take public transit and a reminder to people do not bring your coolers. you've got to leave those at home. well, that's going to do it here for us at 9 o'clock. but in just a few minutes, kron, 4 ne

i have also been to mexico, carlsbad new mexico, i've been to arena offshore, visited in pennsylvaniare country. what i have realized is that these brave americans have the ability to not only end the civil unrest across the world, but to power our country in the world. this administration has basically waged war against our industry, and it must stop. i live right here in houston, texas, the energy capital of the world. basically every single major player in the energy industry has some kind of space in my congressional district, congressional district 38. i'm here to tell you the only thing you have to do is ask us to do our job and we cannot only lower gas prices but also fuel our world and our allies. >> wesley, the people you spoke to you, can they believe what is happening? how the biden administration is, on the one hand, basically trying to destroy their livelihood while simultaneously begging dictators for their oil? can they believe that? >> they cannot. this is an issue, literally, of jobs, jobs, jobs. we are killing jobs, we are killing tax revenue. by the way, they recogn