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clyde is full of porpoises and the prey items for these animals.that are more commonly seen in shetland and the 0rkneys and over towards north of rational way. we have a group of residents killer whales but usually within a west coast of scotland. it is quite rare that we have got this transient group making it the upper reaches of the clyde. tell us a bit about. they are extraordinary creatures. we are seeing pictures of them now in the clyde. wonderful creatures. yes, they are super intelligent animals. top predators around the west coast of scotland. so we think we have got four or five females and a male and a definite sign so far. so it looks like... where would they normally be? we we re where would they normally be? we were saying how unusual it is for them to be in the clyde, where would they normally be seen? these transient groups, they kind of rome large areas and they can be seen offshore. not sure if it is this particular group, but normally to shetland, towards iceland and norway. so it is great as they are all the way down here. yes,

i would imagine the clyde is bountiful, full of porpoises and items for these animals.t group, more commonly seen up in shetland, 0rkney and up towards norway. we have a group of resident killer whales, usually living in the west coast of scotland. there might be one or two sightings of them a year, but it's quite rare that we've got this transient group in the upper reaches of the clyde. just tell us a bit about them. they're extraordinary creatures, we're seeing pictures of them now in the clyde, wonderful creatures. they're super intelligent animals, the top predators around the west coast of scotland. we think we've got about four or five females, a bull male and a definite sighting of one calf so far. we were saying they were not normally in the clyde, where would they normally be seen? these transient groups, they kind of roam large areas offshore, but normally over towards shetland, iceland and norway. it's quite bizarre that they're all the way here. bizarre but wonderful, lovely to see them there in rather blue looking waters. absolutely fantastic. the clyde is

it wasn't even pictured in the buildings on clyde street. we just completed condo conversion. we purchased our unit in 2007? the building had countless updated to the facade, the interior, the exterior by many different tenants, owners and developers over the years. yeah. we just don't feel that we need his toric designation. there's nothing really special about the building. it's cute, and we like living there, but we find it funny that the city thinks it's so important but they won't even give us street cleaning anymore? they took that away in 2009. so garbage trucks back, back down the alley literally two to three times a week, but the city and the supervisor who cares about this building being historic won't give us street cleaning anymore. so, yeah. we never got a phone call, either. i think she said that they had called all the owners, and nobody got a phone call. i think that's all. >> president wolfram: thank you. >> okay. thanks. >> president wolfram: john paulson. >> hi. good afternoon. thank you all for all your time and volunteering and all your efforts. my name is

i would imagine the clyde is full of propoises. how unusual is it to see them there?p towards norway. we have a group of resident killer whales, usually living in the west coast of scotland. it's quite rare that we've got this transient group in the upper reaches of the clyde. just tell us a bit about them. their extraordinary creatures, we can see pictures of them now in the clyde, wonderful creatures. they are super intelligent animals, or predators around the west coast of scotland. we think we've got about four or five females, a bald male and a definite sighting of one car. —— one calf. when the day normally be seen? this transient group, they've grown large areas offshore but normally over towards shetland, iceland and norway. it's quite bizarre that they're here. bizarre but wonderful, lovely to see them there in blue looking waters. absolutely fantastic. the clyde is a comforting environment and its great use for the whole area and the people that live around the place. the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the albert hall last night with pe

now we have clyde from tucson, arizona, with a question. clyde. hi, bella! dr. laux, i'm 70 years young, and i'm really excited about trying cebria. what else can i do to keep my brain from getting old? you're a smart guy, clyde. that's the right question to be asking. you've gotta eat well. adequate protein, no trans fats, cut down on your sugar. get regular, adequate deep sleep. decrease your stress. handle the curveballs. and you've gotta exercise, both physical as well as mental exercise. play scrabble, learn a new language. do something that challenges your brain. use it or lose it applies here. of course, take your cebria. thank you, dr. laux. thanks, clyde. well, we only have time for one more question. beth from state college, pennsylvania. hi, beth. my question is, i'm only 45 years old. can cebria help me? this is an excellent time for you to start taking it. i mean, you are part of that sandwich generation. taking care of your kids, probably caring for your parents as well. i get it. you've got so much going on. it's easy to get turned around and forg

what has drawn them this far into the clyde? there is an abundance of an the clyde?an abundance of an ecosystem that is getting healthier. we have a lot of seals that these are hunting. you have some babies there also. we have definitely spotted one calf. it looks like there are other females in the pod and they are teaching the ca lf in the pod and they are teaching the calf how to hunt and other behaviours like that. it must be fascinating and the temptation is you desperately want to observe them and watch them out there in the river but at the same time, not get too close to not disrupt them in any way. it is a busy waterway appear. you have to treat them with some respect. around this area, it is an urban environment and there is loads of great vantage points to spot the animals from. people have been out with their binoculars and observing them, haven't they? all the social media channels and the ngo's and the field studies, they are all going electric. they are buzzing. people are flocking —— flocking with their binoculars. yesterday was a fantastic day. it lo

it's the first time they've been seen in the upper part of the river clyde for many years.to david nairn, from the clyde porpoise marine mammal project and asked him why he thought they were there. looking forfood, i would imagine. the river is full of poor poisoners and harbour seals which either prey items for these animals. how unusual is it to see them there? this is a transient group, we believe they are more commonly seen in shetland and over towards norway. we have a group of resident killer whales which usually live on the west coast of scotland, but it is quite rare that we have got this transient group coming into the upper reaches of the clyde. tell us about them, they are extraordinary creatures and we are seen some pictures of them. wonderful creatures. super intelligent animals and top predators around the west coast of scotland. we think we have about four or five females, a male and one calf so far. where would they normally be? we were saying how unusual it is for them to be there, but wherewith they normally be seen? these transient groups roam large areas

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we see how unusual it is for them to be there in the clyde.hey would normally be around shetland and norway. it is bizarre that they are here. bizarre but wonderful. wonderful to see them in rather blue looking waters. it is a great environment and it is great news for the people that live around the place. it really is. david, thank you very much indeed for being with us. we are seeing great blue skies that. let's get a weather check now. i want to bring you up—to—date with how the rest of the weather will pan out wherever you may be in the british isles. we have had a lot of weather in recent hours. a lot of thunderstorm activity and lightning across a good part of england and wales. come the dorm, things were quieter. too late if you have been broken —— woken up by the thunderstorms. this is the weather front bringing fresh weather down from the north—west and as i put my spectacles on and give you the detail, across the north west of scotla nd detail, across the north west of scotland and more northerly portions, wet weather hanging on. wh

make it clyde. we leave. thank you both.ers on the bbc website. all there for you seven days a week. bbc .co .uk/ papers. and if you miss a programme, has up on high player. thank you both. they get for watching. —— thank you for watching. april is renowned for its showers and today is not been a disappointment in any respect. plenty of showers nationwide. and increasingly to the avenue of the showers turned boundary, particularly across england and wales with the lightning detector going crazy. overnight the showers will maybe become confined to the northwest of the uk where they could still be quite heavy overnight, but they should last too long and any one area because the winds will stay quite brisk, blonde goes through. many seven and eastern parts of the uk become dry of a uk becomes dry overnight with clear spells, it will be quite chilly in temperatures down between four and 6 degrees for some of us. the thursday morning will be quite a chilly start, showers again with us in the majority of these across the northern

. >> reporter: clyde works for the santa cruz county parks department. working in the rain is part of the job but clyde and crews have done a lot of work clearing drains and making sure water has a place to go. then there are the things you can't plan for. >> mostly we have trees that come down. those are the real hazards in this kind of weather. when that happens, bust out the chain saws and tractors and go to work. >> reporter: a flood watch is in effect for santa cruz county. >> i have my boat to float. my little raft. it go go down the river. >> reporter: just in case? >> just in case. >>> it's nice to see people have the rain gear and most are ready for what's ahead of us, which is even more rain. so far about a third of an inch. this is at 280 and 17. you can see it's a little less wet down here as the santa cruz mountains are being selfish with the rain right now. but as you move north, this is what the bay bridge toll plaza looks like. that doesn't look like a fun trip, does it. today, steady rain and breezy at times. tonight our last burst of he

killer whales have not been regular visitors to the upper clyde for many years.t that lovely web —— whether is breaking up elsewhere. that taylor will tell us what is going on. torrential thunderstorms developing. more to come tonight. they are drifting northwards and eastwards as we go through the night. it won't affect everyone but way you see them, hailstorm is and frequent lightning. in the west, it has been quieter to start the night but we will see some wet arriving in northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland later. by the end of the night, a7 degrees in aberdeenshire, —— forto night, a7 degrees in aberdeenshire, —— for to seven. brighter weather on sunday come once the showers have clear to the east. the sunshine will continue down the south—east but we will see heavy showers develop. 0utbreaks will see heavy showers develop. outbreaks of rain in western parts of england. notice the temperature differential. fresh air will winds out. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the first minister of wales, carwynjones, has an

it will work tonight i don't know i was out of this empty by then of course when yours is leading clyde and the question was can you sustain with just a majority of one of the new sustained with and they'll be a majority but i think we would we would have been challenged but we were up for it and the opportunity didn't come so when that went by the wayside went to coalition with labor in order to deliver things for wales particularly the constitutional changes brought us up to the same constitutional status of scotland had the reserve model which we hadn't had before and it was necessary first to go through that step to get a real parliament as opposed to a little bit of a talking shop as the assembly was but then in two thousand and ten your marriage back again last time reincarnated and they and the house a lot of waiting room to heaven it was a shock for a lot of people the background to that was this that as the constitutional model stood in two thousand and seven when the question arose and when i was elected by clyde. to be a nominee for the house of lords at that point in time. t

is the vilest clyde avar. it's simple blaming the. innocent and off. the rails from vic only comment it was going to get fairly have just math because one of the our. school intention it's about little jim and mario land and his journey to find himself it's the most classic of all famous identity who am i. and that journey is started with many adventures full of magical moments and fantastic images. themselves then from what you feel and for the government has a question. put me on with more of the germ for me. one brilliant moment in the film is when the enormous giant tour to r.p.s. you get smaller the closer you get to him. as vice calloused even done just for music the health of the relief wells and it's also a lesson to not be afraid of strangers or of things that appear to be scary wasn't the followers of us and. this fast cinematic adaptation sticks closely to the book . made me feel it's been james not been at sea open sesame seed so that. michelle endo wrote the book the film is based on a nine hundred sixty it instantly became a worldwide tes

the land just feel like clyde are. it's a simple game and. it was never an option for. neurons from vic only to come out it was good to get fairly good this math think it's a question of the gulf. between times and it's about little jim and mario land and his journey to find himself it's at least classic of all famous identity who am i. and that journey it started with many adventures full of magical moments and fantastic images. themselves then for the more kids who are on verdict watch question. put me on was more of the gym for me wasn't clear. one brilliant moment in the film as when the enormous giant tore to r.p.s. you get smaller the closer you get to him. as vice galloped each down the list for me victor nelson's relief was and it's also a lesson to not be afraid of strangers or of things that appear to be scary wasn't the followers of us and. this past cinematic adaptation sticks closely to the book . made me feel it's been jim cannot even yet see open sesame seed so that. michelle endo wrote the book the film is based on a nine hundred sixty it instantly becam

and our very own but i think especially nick mechanic clyde having nick rest good to be here ok thanks for taking this ride with this on of the bundestag heres what's coming up. oh let's get ready to ride it shocking dortmund's backyard brawl the royal blues lost to hamburg last time out and were looking to get back to their winning ways versus the black and yellow of dortmund and we'll find out if life see constat further frame is called winning streak and move closer to returning to the champions league in their sophomore season. the roar darby a first shall go versus dog me it's all rivalry dating back to there maybe meeting on may third one thousand nine hundred twenty five another notable match nov twenty fifth two thousand and seventeen this year's reverse fixture dortmund had a four goal lead for sixty minutes but that imploded in shock a managed to level the score history aside right now stalk a second and dormice third on the table it's hard to pick a winner in this one their last four encounters were draw how about this one. dorman and shock of fans were looking to secure the

the single decker bus overturned at about 7pm last night on a slip road near the clyde tunnel.ms. around 700,000 people have fled to neighbouring bangladesh since violence broke out in rakhine state last august. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in yangon in myanmar. this is a desperate story, what is the latest? this is the biggest refugee crisis in the world, but the diplomats visiting today said that they have no short—term fixes to it. some human rights groups are urging them to data apply pressure to the burmese authorities, particularly the military, to get an acknowledgement of the scale of the problem, and also the fact it was the myanmar military which caused so many ranger people to flee for their lives last year. however, i think these diplomats face quite a difficult balance here, because they need the crucial support of the burmese authorities if indeed any of the many refugees in bangladesh are able to come back to myanmar, they need a guarantee that people returning will be given access to education, access to other sorts of facilities, and, crucially, that they wi

and she is just like dying for action, and then clyde comes into town. but she had that sort of similar, like, she was just dying for action in her life and dying to be seen and connected to people. but that was shameful to her, her own loneliness, so she wouldn't tell people about that. that's just one example of about a thousand of ways that secrets are really complicated when you're trying to write a book of truth. like you say, you'll never, ever, ever know, right? if all of the secrets that people keep, even your closest loved ones. also it's the nonfiction writer's job to understand as much as possible and bring that stuff to life. >> great. in both of your books, the migrants create relationships with u.s.-born members of their family or friends, and what kind of dynamics are there in, you know, both people from the same ethnicity but yet such different upbringing? natalia, i know in your book even isabella and her husband martin have different backgrounds and talk about, you know, how, oh, you don't understand how came because your family wasn't

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army servicemen clyde lee conrad in one hundred seventy five the private secretary to then the chancellor villi brant going to yell you know and his wife crystal now all of these people were communists spies during the cold war and nazi convictions were not withstanding you have to go all the way back to nineteen twenty three when at off hitler was tried and found guilty of treason for his role in the beer hall put. so is this the legal league into which karl is put them up belongs and the regional german court will have to decide just then adds as it decides whether or not to extradite bridge tomorrow to spain. what's in store this year for the former catalan leader for now. remains behind the walls of this detention center in northern germany. and that's likely to remain the case after prosecutors in the state of schleswig found spain's extradition request to be legally admissible. we take the steps to tory offenses listed in the european arrest warrant namely rebellion and misuse of public funds correspond to the offenses under german law high treason and misappropriation. we came to t

. >> the truck crashed into on coming traffic clyding with both the prius and the honda. three other cars were hit. police say alcohol or drugs do not appear to be factors in the collision. but the driver of the pickup may have been distracted. >> whether they were looking at something else, a cell phone whatever the case might be, we believe inattention could be a factor. >> people use this stretch of lakeville as a shortcut to vallejo and the east bay. the sign says 45 miles an hour. but nearby workers say speeding makes in road dangerous and that they avoid traveling on it. >> so the president of the company is always advising us when we go home the go the other way. >> so far no charges filed against the driver of the pickup. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a driver is fighting for his life this afternoon after his car collided with a fedex van in santa rosa. the man's bmw and the fedex van hit each other before 11:30 in morning. witnesses say the bmw was driven erratically before the van turned in front of it. the fedex delivery driver broke several bones. she is expected t

a pod of killer whales, including at least one calf, has been spotted in the river clyde in scotland.

clyde, the timing is a surprise.r rudd in her position. there was a lot of sympathy for her inside the conservative party, and they tried on various defences of the mistakes that she said in her own words she had made. but it seems, in the last few hours, it had reached a tipping point, and the decision was that it was time for her to leave, rather than for her to try to stay on and stem the damage, much of which has already been done. so what now for the government, and the department she has just left? the government, and the department she hasjust left? it is a big moment for any government to lose its home secretary. it is after all one of the great offices of state. but in this peculiar times, it is even more and uncertain path of action. amber rudd's departure will upset the very delicate balance in the cabinet over brexit. you will remember every time theresa may has moved ministers around, there has a lwa ys moved ministers around, there has always been the calculation who was on the remain side in the refere

that the address of the tailor wasn't no damn the paintings they really admired the clothing of the clyde of the case before not only has come one of the fashion designers of the time charles frederick worth dress the ladies of the day and some of his designs can be found inventor had his paintings they supported each other he well i'm going to hold. him and. because we can hold this next to the duchess of alba and. we're ok and sure you can see very easily that the quality is the same it's the hand of into how the one from going to her and took it could be a girl from the black forest but you don't exactly know since it can now. get on a second i'm not sure whether we can call this an original into a house or i think this was produced in his studio and he can't have painted everything himself we have so many pictures by then to have so many copies even of the official state portraits that he wanted had time for them thing and the. winter is into german history even to how to has almost been forgotten in many definitive works of the nineteenth century he's just a footnote even though he w

clyde in california. >> caller: calling on edward life sciences. >> that is a great company and theyave the best advice. you don't have to crack open the chest cavity of a person in order to do the heart work that stock is a buy. jean in pennsylvania. >> caller: learned so much from watching your show i bought qlys. hold or sell >> holding up, are the cybersecurity stocks and i think that is a good company you got my problem, just so you know, everything is coming down. everything is coming down and we have to wait to buy anymore of those. that is what i have been telling people in the actualownersplus.com let's wait scott in florida. >> caller: booyah from hollywood, florida. >> what's up >> caller: the company i am calling about has gone up 70% over the past year and they make aircraft replacement parts and i am curious if they think they are -- >> stocks that are 52-week high today, pull back between 3% and 5%, we are going to buy, buy, buy. but pull back first. and that, ladies and gentleman, concludes the "lightning round"" >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td amerit

working in the rain is just part of the job, but clyde and his team have made -- >> mostly we have trees that come down that create real hazards in this kind of weather, and when that happens you go to work. >> reporter: a flood watch is in effect for the santa rosa mountains. >> my boat will float, go down the river. >> reporter: just in case? >> just in case. >>> the national parks service is closing access to yosemite valley because of the storm. starting less than an hour from now actually at 5:00 p.m. the parks soft has issued an alert urging anyone planning a trip to the park this weekend to make alternative travel plans. and looking live at our camera at heavenly mountain resort. you can see plenty of snow on the slopes and on the camera lens is rain drops because it's just too warm to get much snow now. you can track the rain where you live with the abc7 news app. it has live doppler 7 so you can get hour by hour conditions in your neighborhood. >>> more weather coverage coming up. but first in freemont we're learning new details about a man who was killed in a shoot-out with pol

a look in again and then what i know they're going to leave and clyde. are not caught in one door that i'm in service and i want to do that of a money well not as a brother. but that and i don't know. but i'm going to head in that the thought that if you know why the fifth of the most million cannot understand it behind. bin laden's one and only press conference was in may nine hundred ninety eight. he appeared with ayman al-zawahiri on his right and al qaida is military commander mohammad atta on his left. before a select few journalists he announced what he called the international islamic front for jihad against jews and crusaders. the press conference represented a categoric statement of intent the front would take the war to america. time. pakistani journalist mass hollyhock was one of the few journalists present at the conference. the journalists were under strict instructions no independent videotaping was allowed khan only managed to take photographs. or a little bit of. the book you make is that when you slap me league aloha to my right i would

>> einstein way back in 1916 predicted that through general relativity that if two massive things clydee graphtation alwaves. and the waves were actually detected by another instrument. but hubbell saw the optical counterpart. that's extremely significant. >> in 28 years hubbell traveled more than 163,000 times around theering. it also captured more than 1.5 million images many of them amazing. >> yeah. how would you like to call someone whose already died? it's just one part of a weeklong festival of death. but in fight of the name the event is about life. >>> right now kristen is here with what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> thanks larry and ama new at 5:00 a bay area woman tried to do something good. >> until things are solved i'm just going to look at this and say i tried. >>> a mural is vandalized and what happens next is anyone's guess. dirty oceans lakes and rivers local researchers use artificial intelligence to save the tiny organisms that live under water and help us breath. >>> and it's official. some high schoolers will soon meet the new coach with a ufc legend those

. >> i'm janet clyde, a small business owner in the north beach district and i have known gail for over 10 years and watched her develop through her work at community housing partnership and i just can't recommend her highly enough in her position and i guess what i see as a san franciscan is her work with families and her work with children and her work bringing people up and i think when we look at the port and issues around the port and activating the port, i think her knowledge of what's needed and people who aren't at the table. there are a lot of people who aren't at the table and i think gail represents a constituency that really needs to be at the table adjacent to our port, our families, low-income families, seniors and people looking for economic opportunities out there. you know, [buzzer] [mic cut out] >> supervisor safai: thank you, ma'am. next speaker. >> unlike her competitor who is applying for the position of being commissioner, ms. gilman has learned through hands on demonstrating experience and executive director of the community housing partnership which charges tenan

commission is they did adopt a recommendation for approval of a landmark district designation for the clyde and crooks warehouse district. if there are no further questions or comments, commissioners, we can move onto general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may odds the commission for up to three minutes. i did have a number of speaker cards. >> president hillis: thank you, jonas. you can lineup on the screen side of the room. >> hi. good afternoon. also in the chronicle this morning was the article about bold san francisco proposal to curtail warming with trees, and i think i've mentioned this before, but i -- can i have the overhead, please. that was a yard that was no more. that yard was flat lotted, and what i call w. hotelification was done, and the inside was brough