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chris wild went to find a police officer but there were none, so he told one of the stewards and assumedwas telling him not to worry, i'll look into it, i'll report it. the steward was mohammed agha who was manning these fire doors. he didn't seem that interested, it was as if he had more important things to deal with. but in no way do i blame him. he did tell a colleague, kyle lawler. they both looked at abedi. he was watching us watching him. kyle lawler says he tried to radio for help but couldn't get through. he walked off, seemingly unconcerned. six minutes later, the bomb exploded. both of the stewards were teenagers, employed by showsec, which provides event security at hundreds of venues throughout the uk. the inquiries heard that stewards are largely casual workers, paid a low wage. i'll neverforget when ijoined one of the senior managers in showsec. he said to me, "jon, don't expect too much from these people "because if they weren't here, they'd be flipping burgers." jon lavery served as a police officer for 30 years and then went to work for showsec. jon wasn't on shift on th

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. >> savannah, let me tell you, it's wild. chris>> asked you about her for about ten minutes. >> ten minutes s.g. he's been talking about you. >> tell them they sound so good. >> she said you sound great. >> i can -- [ laughter ] >> there's this new thing called tv >> we love you, chris, that was so mhank you so much for giving us this stage. >> so cool >> just ahead in the fourth hour, a little bit more about that skydiving adventure we may hear some more coldplay music as well, but first your local news coldplay, thanks again >> yes, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you ♪ >>> good morning. it's 8:56. the heat is on for much of the bay area. triple digit temperatures are on tap. in some cases it could break records. everyone is being asked to conserve electricity from 5:00 until 10:00 p.m. to reduce stress on the grid and avoid any power outages. some ways you can help include setting your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher if health permits. avoid using major appliances. turn off unnecessary lights. use fans. unplug unused items.

chris ewoko, bbc news, abuja, nigeria. a group of wildtres, the furthest of any wild elephants from their habitat. but why are they on the move? we can speak to becky shu chen, an elephant expert with the zoological society of london. thank you for your time, you must be fascinated watching these elephants as they continue their journey. these elephants as they continue theirjourney. where are they going?— continue theirjourney. where are they going? thank you for havin: are they going? thank you for having me- — are they going? thank you for having me- i— are they going? thank you for having me. i am _ are they going? thank you for having me. i am very - are they going? thank you for having me. i am very pleased| having me. i am very pleased that the herd of chinese elephants... to give you some background, they need to eat 200 kilograms of food every day. back to the 1970s in china, elephants were protected in national reserves so people hardly saw them. today we have about 293 elephants, the number has doubled so they need more horses

wild. guys? >> we got it, chris.ll is having the time of his life. good morning again, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin, i'm having a great time. there's so much to see and explore here in alaska. the scenery is marvelous. turns out the people are too. there are so many small businesses that have suffered in the past year. in a state that relies so heavily on tourism, but as people start to come back, they're more than happy to welcome people here to the natural and human wonders of alaska. it's rugged, raw and remote. its glaciers and mountains stunning. for visitors left full of wonder. perhaps the most iconic and unique way to get around, dog sled. this man is part of the family of dog mushing. he runs the family's tour company iditaride. >> last year was a total loss. i think we did 10% of a normal year. that was in 2020. >> reporter: but as alaska opens up, danny says his company is bouncing back big time. these guys are fired up to do what they love. >> all right! >> reporter: i got to meet the future sta

wild and all of the support. and i'm sure she's tuning into all of the support she's already received. chris harrington from d. w for thank you so much for bringing us that story. thank you. and we have some good news for you now. byron munich, c. e o carl hines women ago, is stepping down 6 months earlier than expected, with comerica in office. byron, one, the treble, that is all 3 major trophies in one season on 2 different occasions. clinic, a successor is former goalkeeper oliver con. he's already been involved in club business and was behind negotiation to sign julian as buyers, new coach this years, copa america soccer tournament has been moved to brazil just 2 weeks before kick off. the competition could not be held in columbia and argentina as plan because of civil unrest and the karone of our research. but the health situation is not much better in brazil, and that as many people questioning the move away from the original hosts. preparations were underway in argentina before south america. the governing body for football carnival posted this message on twitter, saying that argentina would not be host

wild western conference also last night as the rays and the nuggets, phoenix suns. that one was up tempo. the nuggets in white in the valley of the sun. going against chrisaul and paul paul sees the floor so well. this a tight one. knock out blow after blow. booker hits the suns answered with 16 straight points. closed out the quarter on a huge run. look at this. craig, we are down here. the sunshines last night. 122-105. phoenix is trying to reach the conference finals for the first time since 2010. >>> college baseball last night. there's -- dave esker. sanford head coach. this postseason game with irvine. stanford found a hole last night. cardinals scored seven in the first game. here is how it was going for irvine. who has it nobody. stanford advanced to the super regionals against texas tech. two more wins and they go to the college world series. >>> now its been a while. let me see if i still know how to do this. i just flick my wrist like this and, poof, the top five plays appear. far court french open and he still has it. center, say yes. >>> nba playoffs. ball movement. blake griffin. remember him next one by 39. >>> watch behind the plate. nett

less than two weeks until biden's summit with putin, chris wray blaming russia for priding -- providing a safe haven that allows criminal gangs to run wild. the big picture, the department of justice has implemented new internal guidance on how it will coordinate its ransomware attack investigations using similar protocols that uses to terrorism cases. the white house is urging businesses to take immediate steps to increase their ransomware defenses, giving companies a list of steps they can take to reduce their exposure to these potential attacks." josephine is joining us in livingston, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. last night on 60 minutes, it dealt with the issue. they showed you can literally acquire the program. now we have the little fish getting involved. you can acquire the program, go on the computer. it is right there to be bought. the person who sells it to you says whatever you get, we take part of, so now it has gotten so prolific, 60 minutes demonstrated it, and the guided the whole thing in five minutes. he broke into the system. he said it didn't take any programming by him to do anything. that's how bad

all holiday names from the calendar and substitutes chris midstate, martin luther king day and all the others with just a day off, that's it, pc gone wild. monday, june 14, 2021, "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ stuart: all right. i went to get straight to the travel rebound because it's something with the milestone hit this weekend, more than 2 million people passed through tsa checkpoints friday and again on sunday, first time we have surpassed the 2 million mark since early march, 2020. sunday, 2,097,000 people through the tsa line set. stephen moore joins us now. that was one extraordinary weekend. we are coming back and people are traveling again. it was a great weekend. looks like the rocketship recovery has returned. do you see any problems on the horizon? >> stewards, i was one of the 2 million. i was in florida this weekend and airports were packed both in orlando and washington d.c. and it was families , you know people bringing their kids going to disney world and amusement parks are completely full. try to get a rental car. we tried to do that, i mean, rental cars, $200 a night for rental cars and used it to be $69. peop

wild and, yeah, this is a big milestone for us. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes.dabout a quarter to a third of the normal rainfall so it has been a very dry month. looking at the picture today, some sunshine breaking through the cloud. the best in south—west england and wales where temperatures will reach the low 20s but could peak at 25 for a time this afternoon. temperatures that high could trigger a thunderstorm. there will not be many around but if you catch it it could be heavy. sunshine coming out in scotland. rain slowly easing in eastern coasts of east anglia. the forecast for wimbledon, looking dry in the next couple of days. more sunshine and it will get warmer. 23 degrees through thursday afternoon. looking overnight and eight, it is dry and staying cloudy in eastern coastal counties, the odd mist patch around. clear skies for many and temperatures drifting down to around ten and 13 degrees. cooler for parts of northern england and scotland. tomorrow a bit more in the way of sunshine going round but it is still cloudy around some of the eastern coasts a