. >> reporter: chris lowe is director of the shark lab at cal state long beach. >> why don't they wantt us? >> we don't really know the answer to that question. first of all we're not close to being on the menu. >> reporter: most of the sharks spotted off southern california beaches are juvenile great whites. despite their size, they're only up to about 6 years old and very inexperienced hunters. >> taking off. >> reporter: lowe's team showed us where the sharks use the warm coastal waters as a nursery. >> when they're born, they're completely on their own. the safest place for them to be is in shallow water. they have to learn to feed on what's there. and the number one thing that's there are stingrays. >> reporter: carlos's video shows that they're very aware the surfers are there. >> yeah. in fact, we've been able to document sharks recognizing that somebody's nearby. so they know the sounds of a person swimming and surfing. >> reporter: so they've learned that we're not a threat. >> kind of seems that way. >> reporter: but lowe says that could change if people get too comfortable a

chris and tat low senior fellow at the age of program of the german counsel, foreign relations. welcome to the program, and thank you so much for joining us. we saw a little bit there in that report, but how are you observing? the pandemic impacting the state of surveillance in china, while certainly su, reporter noted, be pandemic has been a churn uptick in tight surveillance, which already existed in china. for example, the issue of a beep that goes off if somebody who's in supposed to be in quarantine, actually leaves their apartment. but i think it's very important here to understand that this project of massive surveillance may be in deep and by the panorama. but in fact, it is much, much older than the pandemic, and it has been projected to grow very, very fast for many years now. so if you, like, the pandemic is just one piece of a much bigger picture. what a resident think of all of this? i mean, are, are there reservations that the government has gone too far? it's a mixture of responses. i think firstly, you know, china did have a public security problem if you like. i

low. but chris middleton grabbed the ball. scores at the buzzer to end the third quarter. he had 38.you he says get out the way. he scored 30. the bucks won 104-89. they force the game seven saturday in brooklyn. by the way, they say that game seven in brooklyn will be the biggest game seven in brooklyn since the 1956 world series. that is the latest in sports. and see you tonight. >>> the time is now 4:56. coming up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. making it official. when is now allowed to ditch those masks in the office? coming up next. you. >>> and a man who is accused of stabbing a 94-year-old woman has a wrap sheet a mile long. what you see on the streets and what is next for him just ahead. >>> and the storm festival is back after a brief you pandemic pause. all the performers and all the changes coming up next. >>> here say live look outside before we head to break from our exclusive mark hopkins camera. it is fr right now, she's not thinkingng about herer work or her s schedule. hi bababy. -heyey ma, how a are you doio? i'm m doing goodod, how are e? good. wewe

the honest miss down low, but chris middleton grabs a loose ball, scores at the buzzer to end the third he had 38. in the fourth, off the missed three, giannis says, get out the way. he scored 30, and the bucs won 104-89. they forced a game four saturday in brooklyn. and by the way, guys, they say this game seven in brooklyn will be the biggest game seven in brooklyn since 1956 world series. >> wow. >> even that is before my time. >> yeah. >> which is rare. >> barely. >> oh. >> barely, barely. >> oh, way before your time. >> thanks, dennis. >>> a stray dog barely recognizable after a massive mess of >>> finally tonight, a stray dog found in kansas city got an incredible makeover. >> and boy did he need it. take a look. you may not even know what this is at first glance -- >> it was me a week ago. >> dennis on vacation. all this massive matted hair is an 11-year-old shih tzu. it took two hours for staff members at the vet to shave off the little guy's hair. >> it was about 6.5 pounds of hair. i mean, just instant relief that he felt to be able to get all of that hair off. >> oh, good for

the honest miss down low, but chris middleton grabs a loose ball, scores at the buzzer to end the third. he had 38. in the fourth, off the missed three, giannis says, get out the way. he scored 30, and the bucs won 104-89. they forced a game four saturday in brooklyn. and by the way, guys, they say this game seven in brooklyn will be the biggest game seven in brooklyn since 1956 world series. >> wow. >> even that is before my time. >> yeah. >> which is rare. >> barely. >> oh. >> barely, barely. >> oh, way before your time. >> thanks, dennis. >>> a stray dog barely recognizable after a massive mess of ♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to c cook and clclean up meals s in no timeme. ♪♪ so i i don't misiss all the fufun stuff. easysy prep, cooook and clean wiwith reynoldlds wrap. at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundrered years. but our cucustomers' needs s have changnged, so w we expandeded our produt line t to include e electric c . we used ththe unlimiteted 1.5 5 percent cacash back from o our chase i ink busines unlilimit ® crcredit cardd to help p purchase t tools ad mat

chris: yes. kathleen: i want to ask you about jobs. -- taper first rate hike, how important is it that the unemployment rate is down to its previous lowsre it was before the pandemic? -- tapering versus -- chris: the tapering, we want to see substantial progress to our goals. in terms of rate hikes, we made it clear we want to see our goals achieved before we start -- rate hikes. those have two different sets of efforts and it's important to keep that separate. it's not equivalent to achieving your goals. i myself would like to see that before we consider raising rates. therefore, if you think you may have to raise rates around 2023, you pretty much want to get tapering down by the end of next year if possible. kathleen: in 2016, when you -- research at the st. louis fed, -- -- new paradigm. the idea that this u.s. economy has a disinflationary, low growth scenario. are we seeing a regime shift now potentially with record fiscal stimulus on top of the stimulus that is still there? could this shift of way you are looking at the framework? chris: clearly, we were thinking along those lines and we saw low inflation, very low productivity

haidi: are low funding costs enough? chris: oh my god, the funding costs for the entire u.s.tem, $20 trillion, is going to be less than $10 billion this quarter, 30 basis points, so we have cheap funding. the issue is, can banks make money on their assets and asset returns put under pressure, partly because banks are too big ? the fed has given them short-term liquidity. there is so much we can do. it will disappear in a couple of months so you cannot make a mortgage loan with that liquidity. it has made the banks bigger and it has hurt their returns, but it has not given them the kind of lending power they would like to have, but frankly, there is no demand. the bond market and equity markets have been satiating all of the demand of emerging companies, large companies, and the execution is better in the markets and the banks. you know, the banks are under pressure to make money on their assets right now. haidi: good to have you with us. thank you so much for your insights, chairman of whalen global advisors. the doj is set to be examining banks over a multibillion-dollar tra

i don't think perhaps we should get too frustrated it has not broken to new lows yet. anna: chrisurner from ing talking about the fx market. president biden will amend trump's china blacklist by the end of the week. it does not mean he will make it a shorter list. we will get the details on this report. crucial to the geopolitical tensions. ♪ anna: welcome back to "the european market open." onto something geopolitical and a bloomberg scoop. president biden plans to amend the u.s. ban on investments in companies linked to china's military after the trump era policy was challenged in court. it left investors confused about its reach to subsidiaries. what do we know so far about how the biden administration is viewing this list and plans to change it? >> when this came into place, the companies that were targeted were defined as those controlled are associated with the chinese military. we understand the biden administration is going to change that definition so the companies targeted will be linked to the defense and surveillance technologies sector. there is potential that list co

mirrored motifs highlighting the theme of duality, this film is a low—key piece with a hefty emotional punch aided by an atmospheric score by chrisies the gradual revelations. after love is in cinemas now. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and shh. the weather outlook is looking pretty good for most of the uk in the coming days, and the weekend is certainly across and the weekend is certainly the southeast and ea: it across the southeast and east anglia it rained from late morning pretty much all through the afternoon. so it wash—out here. temperatures early in the morning on saturday will be ranging from 6 degrees in newcastle to 13 in london. lots of sunshine right from the word go, in fact the best of the weather will be the further east you are during the course of saturday but out towards the west the weather front is approaching and we are expecting some showers in western scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales and the southwest of the country. these showers will drift a little bit further towards the east later on saturday, but again most of us should have a fine, bright day. sunda

mirrored motifs highlighting the theme of duality, this film is a low—key piece with a hefty emotional punch, aided by an atmospheric score by chrisis in cinemas now. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and shh. hello there. still plenty of dry and, at times, warm weather across the country as we go through the week ahead. there will be some subtle differences, but for today, it's going to be a case of largely dry with some sunny spells and just a few showers. could be quite a grey start to the morning, with some low cloud and some mist and fog, but that should start to break up. we'll see some sunshine coming through, and that into the afternoon could trigger off a few sharp, possibly thundery downpours. and favoured spots for those are going to be to the north—east of england. top temperatures likely to peak at highs of 23 degrees. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, high pressure centres itself across england and wales, with weak weather fronts trying to push in to the far north—west, so that's going to introduce a little more in the way of cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain to

mirrored motifs highlighting the theme of duality, this film is a low—key piece with a hefty emotional punch, aided by an atmospheric score from chriss. after love is in cinemas now. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and shh. hello. the weather on sunday is going to be a little hit and miss, particularly across england. you're likely to have a lot more cloud around than on saturday, and there will be a few showers around too. but across scotland and northern ireland i think it's a case of sunshine right from the word go. on the satellite picture you can notice this little lump of cloud drifting out of the south—west. it is a weak weather front. it is actuallyjoining a big area of low pressure to the north, which will actually bring some showers to parts of wales and england from morning onwards. so this is what it looks like through the early hours. this is the rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales and the midlands with the odd, stray shower in the north of scotland, but generally, it is a clear night. in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us

mirrored motifs highlighting the theme of duality, this film is a low—key piece with a hefty emotional punch, aided by an atmospheric score by chrisl revelations. after love is in cinemas now. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and shh. hello there. quite a mixed picture today, we saw variable cloud, while some sunny spells and also a few showers especially across england and wales. monday is very similar, a mixture of sunny spells and a few showers which could become heavy and thundery across northern england in particular. a this weather front is bringing thicker cloud and showers across england and wales, it will continue to weaken and move out into the sea. a few showers struggling on through this evening and then overnight it should turnier for all with clear spells, variable cloud and mist patches here and there. temperatures, lows of seven or 8 degrees in parts of scotland. further south, northern ireland and wales will hold into double figures for a mild night to come. tomorrow morning starts off with a bit of sunshine, a little bit of cloud to but the temperatures begin to rise and sho

mirrored motifs highlighting the theme of duality, this film is a low—key piece with a hefty emotional punch, aided by an atmospheric score by chrisvelations. after love is in cinemas now. that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and shh. hello and welcome to sportsday. battling burns — a century for rory amidst an england batting collapse against new zealand at lords. it's cam, set and match for norrie for another year — britain's last hope at the french open is beaten by the king of clay. and an eventful qualifying session at the azerbaijan grand prix as ferrari's charles leclerc takes another surprise pole position. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. wickets might have been falling all around him, but rory burns hit a century on day four of the first test against new zealand at lords to give the home fans something to smile about at least. it was a day where england's youthful batting line—up was left exposed, giving the tourists the edge. patrick geary reports. test cricket is unusual in sport and life in that you get time to think. yesterday, rain meant no -la , time to think. yeste

prevalence of delta is still low but it is spreading fast according to chris mason. it's highest in states like kansas, missouri, arkansas, and colorado in mesa county this week health officials issued a warning that delta is spreading rapidly they said 35 of the cases were people under age 20. they said it came with hearing loss, stomach pagins, and neuse. there has been an increase in cases in india of what is known as black fungus. some patients have lost their eyes and for others it has been fatal. it is a thought that it could be arising at immune systems have been suppressed by drugs used in their treatment. all of this leaves doctors to conclude "this is not last year's covid." the good news is two doses of the vaccines are effective against the strain but vaccination rates are uneven across the u.s. for more than 5% in the northeast to around 30% in the southeast >> thanks, dr. peter hotez now, thank you, are we in a good position to beat back this delta variant? or are you concerned >> it really depends, shepherd, on what part of the country you're talking a

chris: throughout tj's journey, olson has shared the highs and lows with all of us. >> all right, buddy all right, buddy. and to watch him do it and to feel how proud he was of himself, even saying it gives me chills. it's something that still is sinking in by the day. chris: pow is tj -- how is tj doing? >> he's actually doing really well. the fact that we were able to bring him home yesterday and make the family whole again was such a blessing. chris: olson retired from the nfl in january. >> my time in the nfl has come to an end. i'm excited for the next chapter. chris: joining fox sports as an analyst and focusing on the hardest yard fund, a charity he and his wife created to help families with children like tj. >> come on out, you'll have the opportunity to get yourself one of these beanies. >> the moment he was born, whether he knew it or not, he has been the inspiration and the backbone of so much of the charitable work we've done. chris: the fund raised millions for a pediatric center in charlotte. >> here we are six months after we opened the doors and cut the ribbon, we're goi

chris bryant makes thees the catch. the giants fall 4-3. a's also going for the sweep in colorado. surprisingly low scoring game there.f the 3rd we we scoreless. rbi knocked to 1-0 rockies. it is off the wall. missed a homer by that much. rbi double. that was the only run. they lose 3-1. >>> did you >> drivers! start your engines! >> 49ers head coach kyle shanahan your grand marshall. only 14 weeks till the season opener. here is the look at road racing social distancing optional on the racetrack. near the finish ryan and gets on to the dirt tries to come back. cody gets him not once but twice. we go to overtime in nascar. elk grove native kyle larson dominant most of the day and win for the first time at sonoma race way. his third win this year and second straight trip to victory lane. jr crazy day in the sports department. this last year i was looking up some of the things i was doing. i was tweeting about haircuts. we are doing so much better a year later. >> they were saying michael jordan was out there today as well. wow. >> i mean, yeah. michael jordan was there. i did see some of that video. what a great event

low, that would not be out of step with what we see. lisa: how do you distinguish between a pause in a selloff? chris: credit. when credit does not deteriorate , it is probably just a pause or a correction and not something more serious. that is the hardest question in this business. how do you differentiate between a pause that refreshes and the start of something more sinister ? it has been our experience when something is more sinister brewing you see it in credit markets first. even in the groups that are correcting right now. parts of consumers are correcting, industrials, materials. it is not being accommodated with any major credit deterioration, which i think it is an important signal. jonathan: do you stick with the banks? they have had a choppy month. chris: when you look at flows, the room has already been cleared. in the last several days we have had some of the biggest daily outflows of financials we have seen since the 2020 lows. if you look at that on a rolling three month basis, lows out of the financials are almost in the 97 percentile historically. we are starting to clear the room. rates ha

i'll just as chris's salumi has more from the un headquarters in new york, the you on top humanitarian official mark low cock has been warning of impending famine. and ethiopia as t gray region, and now it's official, according to an assessment by 15 you and agencies regional groups and jose, some 350000 people are now facing those catastrophic conditions. that's the highest number of people in any one country in the last decade. but despite the united nations sounding the alarm, the security council has yet to hold an open meeting on the situation. despite attempts by european members and the united states, the united states and bassett, or to the un when to thomas greenfield, describe the situation as a man made humanitarian emergency. the security council's failure is unacceptable. we have addressed other emergent crisis with public meetings, but not with this one. so i asked those who refused to address this issue publicly to african lives, not matter. it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis.

low throw, go ahead score ended up being the day. bottom 9th. giants down 4-3. looking to get it back. but chris, made the catch up against the wall. cubs hold on to make the win. avoid the four game sweep. now, before the game, giants place lagoria on the injured list with a sprained shoulder. he is expected to miss 4-6 weeks. >>> falcons traded away all pro receiver, johnson. titans get a second round and fourth round pick. he is okay with where jones ended up. >> it would have been a hell of a deal. my second favorite choice is him in the afc. julio is the man. everyone knows how good of a player he is. >>> roger federer with drew from the french open to rest his knee. and williams is also headed home early. winning straight sets to advance in the quarterfinals, williams has not made it to the second week here since 2016. that is it from olympic park, four great days of weather. four great days of gulf and the champion, first time ever is from the philippines. guys? more on gameday tonight >>> happy story ending for a cat after firecrews came to the rescue. mila has been policing for seven-days before a neighbor found her in a t

to take advantage of this really low rate, buy a prepaid gift card, say a visa or an amex card, and give me the pin number over the phone. >> reporter: that's what chrisow cost rental cars. they told me i needed a prepaid card. >> reporter: now he says he's out nearly $400, and the phone number he says he used no longer works. >> this has been such a popular scam. it's blowing up on our help line right now. >> reporter: experts say there are telltale signs your rental is a scam. >> you want to look at the url. make sure it matches the company that you're trying to reach. also, if anyone asks for a prepaid gift card for prepayment, huge red flag. walk away. and finally, any legitimate company is going to take pride in their website. so, if you see poor grammar or misspelled words, do not do business with them. >> reporter: and we should tell you that at least two rental car companies have actually posted a warning on their website saying they do not accept gift cards as payment, t.j. >> you're showing some ways people can protect themselves. things to look out for. how you pay can protect you as well. >> reporter: experts say the best thing you can do

am unable to think of what a home and calls can be high or low pick whatever they can sound very pleasant. how growling, call it in a spam, chris set the fins there are so many different sounds and they wanted more than the traditions have grown out. who, when there's some hard money often shows of her school that special kooning concert life here at this abandoned some of fun in lakes and. c my childhood, there was no the woman who would make these hurting calls. it was great hearing the chance again. come to the board and now when i hear crooning that i relaxes me, shouldn't fail. you can feel these chance in your soul vibrating inside of me. briana might be more form and less fun in call, but it remains the tradition very much alive in sweden and the native han and he, he clipped this. christy french grant placed the starring role in france. 30000000 buckets eaten every day. that means about half a by gets a day per person, it is delicious. so really no one since 1993 decreed in case that the traditional bucket must be baked in a certain way and he is the secret. ah, on that i guess from 7 am or the way through to 9 pm for f

low levels. what does that say and how do you close that gap? >> well chrisis to try to unify the country and those differences are stark. those differences more importantly are dangerous, because if the delta variant and some other variant is kicking into gear, fall, if you're living in a state with out a high level of vaccination or if you yourself are not vaccinated, that could cause trouble. so if you've been vaccinated, you live in a place where most people around you have been vaccinated as well, we have very little to fear. >> but i mean, the question that comes, i know there is money that is going out, there is targeting happening but. what is the timeline -- i mean i guess the question is, can you get those states to 70%, right? it's gonna take a little longer? or are we just going to live in these two americas, right? in terms of herd immunity. will >>, you may know that impasse pandemics, epidemics, the south -- but we've seen that it lingers in the south, for at least a few decades. this is not a new phenomenon. it is something that we hope to avo

chris, we don't have enough supply. the supply of homes for sale is at record lows. is going to expire, so those homes could become available, the rental freeze is going to expire, so those landlords can get tenants out, and with lumber prices down, you could see building spike again. could there be increased supply in the next few months that could impact where things trade? >> we're starting to see an increase in inventory in our data, where from april to may there were more homes coming onto the market. as the vaccine has continued to be distributed, sellers are having more confidence to return to the market and that's undoubtedly good news for inventory. builders are building, new construction is up, and there's multiple sources of new inventory that will relieve some of this pressure on upward price growth. >> chris, do we need more protections, though? we're hearing about more and more buyers who are skipping things like home inspections, which are essential for people to buy a good, safe house. do we need to have protections put in place to this kind of reckle

. >>> dow and s&p bouncing a bit off the session lows joining us to talk more about what to do with your money is chrishe is morgan stanley -- with morgan stanley private wealth. it is good to see you. i don't know if you heard the interview with professor siegel and the gang, i hope you did is the market getting it wrong, chris, today or have we seriously witnessed a sea change >> you know, i don't know that the market is getting it wrong i think the thing is that the market i think really believes powell and the fed in the sense that they're not necessarily in a big hurry to start raising rates. i think if you look at the movement with the ten-year prior to the fed meeting and now after the fed meeting, the fact of the matter is that i think they recognize there are some concerns with regards to inflation. they think that they -- what the fed is going to do versus what the fed should do are two totally different things so i think the fed right now thinks -- i think the market thinks the fed is on hold and that's why they're react tinge way they are >> wow, you think the market thinks the fed is on ho

low key. things are going good. i'm just checking out the camera was listening to music. chrisored his son, caden and his family. yack says his brother was generous and cared for others. oh, he was the dj. the bartender, the cook, the waiter, um, the photographer, all in one. chris was a world traveler and wanted to experience other cultures. yack says chris was part of the tight knit community of firefighters who have given his grieving family tremendous support. chris was supposed to go on a trip to maui next month with his family. we're all still going and. planning to paddleboard out and throw our lays in the ocean and saying a little prayer for uncle chris love one love respect, have a great weekend. the family and the fire department have planned a vigil for chris on thursday and a celebration of life on friday. both will be held at standing nations church in san francisco. police in berkeley are asking for the public's help tonight and finding the driver of a car that hit a man on telegraph avenue. it happened at about 9 30 last night on telegraph between webster and ash

chris alone, illegals nigeria high the grease out. nice to see you again. i am sandra 2 of you here in compiler, uganda and yes, today will be looking out a couple of ways to get low from lace. he's a quick look out what is good for you install on the program. we will see how core points can be used to produce energy as well as the delicious lung. how forming our gate, our fish together help produce better 3 and visit other centers that adjusting to changes in mobility. did you know that of fresh water mixed up less than 3 percent of us water supply, but at almost half of all fish leave in fresh water lakes, rivers, bones on woodlands. some people think what to little attention is paid to these fishes to the detriment or fish diversity of us report, texas to south africa. well, walk on the way to raise awareness on behalf of local water dwellers the on a mission with a weight seed and an underwater camera. marine biologist, jeremy shelton from cape town, wants to bring people closer to the fascinating world of freshwater fish and wound them of the risk of losing all this. i'm passionate about bringing some of these amazing creatures and these amazing stories that

chris, let's start with the president's trip. what did you think? >> i said this earlier to rachel. i think the bar was low because h didn't get in conflict with anybody. there wasn't any kind of difficult moments except for the one with kaitlan collins. in the end, not much was accomplished. no damage was done. that's probably all they were looking for, george. to come out unscathed, no big mistakes, come home and he can say america is back. that's what his point was. i don't think he did anything that made us believe we weren't. >> is that fair? >> i think it was better than that, more significantly better. first of all, americans love their president is admired. when you put the whole trip together, geneva, england and brussels, the whole package was america was in the driver's seat and americans like that. will it change the dynamis in congress? no. second, i think he finally -- specifically to the putin meeting, one, he got our allies organized in supporting america. to the putin meeting it stopped at the descent of that relationship. we won't know unless russia breaks the lines on cyber. he said i ha

committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. chrisident biden blames the rise in homicides and shootings across the country on the easy availability of guns and the reaction to a year of covid. joining us now, congressman jim banks, head of the republican study committee in the house, who has a different view of the problem and the solution. congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." i want to start the same way i started with cedric richmond. why do you think there has been such a sharp increase in the number of shootings and homicides in this country over the last 18 months? >> well, chris, first of all, i agree with joe biden. senator biden in 2002 wrote an op-ed, he said more cops clearly means less crime. you will not hear joe biden say that today because today joe biden is being held hostage in the white house by the squad and the radicals in the democrat party who control their party who spent the last year stigma tieing one of the most honorable professions in america in our law enforcement. it's not just about defunding

chris perron to char verrone to is -- chart it out. >> quietly stocks back to start of the surfac remember, tends to work very well first year off the low15 months off the low and starting to see exhaustion with the stocks we brought five charts the first is sysimple. it's worth acknowledge with s&p back at highs only have 50% of discretionary sector above the 50-day moving average so there's internal weakness starting to show up in this sector in last number of weeks, that's notable, momentum has come out. if you go to the second chart, very notable, the relative performance of the sector has flagged versus the s&p this is equal weight not just amazon or netflix the average discretionary stock has started to soften relative to the index so there's been subtle weakness starting to emerge over the last six, seven, eight weeks. if you dig down on some of the names. pretty good ones pretty bad ones. one pretty good one. on the weak side, nike has probably topped here this stock hasn't made progress in six or seven months, on a relative basis making new relative lows. 131 level is huge. i don't think it will hold here. at the least we can s

chris alone. illegals nigeria high the crease out. nice to see you again. i am sandra 2 of you here in compiler, uganda. and yes, today will be looking out a couple of ways to get low from. he's a quick look out what is good for you to on the program. we will see how core points can be used to produce energy as well as the delicious land. how forming our gate out of fish together help produce better food and visit other centers that adjusting to changes in mobility. did you know that fresh water mix up less than 3 percent of us would apply? but at almost half of all fish lead in fresh water lakes, rivers, bones on whitland. some people think ought to lead to attention, is paid to these fishes to the detriment or fish diversity of us report, texas to south africa, where walk is on the way to raise awareness on behalf of local water wayllace on a mission with a wet suit and an under was a camera, marine biologist, jeremy shelton from cape town, wants to bring people closer to the fascinating role, the freshwater fish, and warm them of the risk of losing all that. i'm passionate about bringing some of these amazing creatures and these amazing stories that i see unfold

chris wray testified publicly on the hill what happened january 6th was domestic terrorism. what have we learned from our experience with international terrorism? in order to address that problem of arresting lowel operatives is merely a speed bump, not a road block. in order to really tackle terrorism, and this time domestically, you've got to attack and dismantle the command-and-control element of a terrorist group. i know this is painful to hear, that may mean people sitting in congress right now, people in and around the former president. that's how you do this. otherwise recruitment inciting and cult-like leadership continues to recruit people to violence. >> so, we know there's going to be another vote but will there be a new urgency for it, maybe get police officers to testify in a senate committee? something that at least changes the conversation and makes it maybe that much harder for your roy blunts, who i think is in this mushy middle, if it wasn't for mitch mcconnell asking them to do a favor, that they would vote for this commission? >> real quick on roy blunt, senator blunt, he talked about the gop investigations as you just asked frank but also he asked senate investigators to c

chris matthews. i am a prolabor independent from cincinnati. i am seeing wages to low-- too low.race for the people struggling, there is a real problem. it has to be solved by corporations, not the government, because of inflation. when i throughout -- grew up, a workingman did not need food assistance and now you see it so much of that. we have to concentrate on that and leave the petty stuff behind. i am not saying january 6 was petty. there are more important things we need to work on. if we didn't know, the future would be better. host: what is the responsibility of corporations? caller: over the last 40 years they have done away with unions. if you want a union job it has to be through the government or contractors. who can make it on $10 per hour or even $15? my son works at fedex, they cut a race because they're threatening to raise some nonwhites, when corporations raise wages, and increased taxes on corporations, do like we have to do with our money, they have to earn their money. make sure they bring wages up, jobs back to the united states. help with health care and ma

low. what we worry about other states you put up on the screen and the people in those states who are at risk for a variant that is quite problematic. that's the situation chrised you don't have a risk and that is the reason why we say it's as simple as black and white. you're vaccinated, you're safe, you're unvaccinated and you're at risk. simple as that. >> you know the data you just mentioned i hadn't seen broken out and i have to say the cdc dashboard on this has gotten very good i just might not have gone through it but you said that if you just take adults 30 and over then you're in -- we reach that threshold right? 70% with at least one shot so that really speaks to me that there really is a demographic group here that there has to be some messaging focus on. i don't know that looks like but that seems pretty important. >> and that is what we are doing chris. i mean when you talk about our famous basketball analogies that we play with each other back and forth, this is a full court press time. i mean this is doing things that i've been on tiktok with young people and i've gone with knocking on doors and i was talking to the conference of mayors today o

caller: this is chris arvin again i want to support earlier comments asking for the restoration of the 31 line by the end of the year. that is a line that is accessibilities and used by lowome folks and i have seen a petition about reaching 500 or so signatures asking for the line back and i feel begging to ride transit is an amazing situation and we should embrace people by giving them their service back. i don't feel in the case of 31 balboa people walk to the 5 and 38 is accessible. i think that's a reason why before the pandemic even with the 38 and 5 having high frequency there were 11,000 or so bord -- boardings a day and if there's no time line to bring it back the agency should make a commitment saying we'll bring it back when there's funding or tell people the proposal is to eliminate it and speak to that and the confusion should be addressed as well but would appreciate the 38 line being restored as soon as possible. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon. this is barry toronto. i'm sorry i missed doing public comment last board meeting i was sleeping. it was a late night. there's a havy demand for taxis in the early morning ho

chris fawkes. the best of the sunshine across wales and here in south—west england. as those temperatures rise widely into the lows brightening up could be heavy. sky is brightening up in scotland, the rain has been affecting the east coast of east anglia and that will slowly fizzle out. 0vernight tonight, we keep a bit of cloud around the eastern coast but otherwise clear spells and temperatures drifting to 10—13. cooler for parts of northern england and scotland. tomorrow it should be more in the way of sunshine to go round so temperatures will be a few degrees higherfor round so temperatures will be a few degrees higher for most. round so temperatures will be a few degrees higherfor most. some cloud coming in from the north sea could bring an odd spot of rain and cooler conditions. for most temperatures will be in the low ten —— 20 is sunny spells. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. for the first time this week we're expecting a full day's play at wimbledon. the rain and the subsequent slippery conditions have been a feature of days one and two, but day three it shou

mirrored motifs highlighting the theme of duality, this film is a low—key piece with a hefty emotional punch aided by an atmospheric score by chris sees the highest number of new covid infections in two months, putting more question marks over the relaxation of restrictions. lockdown is eased for around half of the people in scotland which means they can socialise in each other�*s homes and drink alcohol in pubs. coventry is waking up to its first major event is uk city of culture. we can't tell you exactly where we are due to covid restrictions, but it will be a city of surprises. tottenham won't be appointing antonio conte as their new manager. talks with the italian who won the premier league title as chelsea boss have broken down. spurs sacked jose mourinho seven weeks ago. and many of us enjoying some sunny spells across the uk today, but there are some showers in the forecast. i will be back with all the details. it's saturday, the 5th ofjune. our top story: more surge testing is set to take place after the uk reported the highest daily coronavirus cases since march. several areas, including parts of berkshire, kent and wes