. >> a pod of dolphins on camera racing along a research vessel.ed as they were conducting a survey of the sea bott nolph who dth a ghat gl underat, that's cool.>> iat houot to new ? >> yep. >> swam with the dolphins. >> right up the eastern seaboard. nice and easy. i kept up with the baby one. >> i was going to say. this is the kind of florida story we like, though. >> we could use more of these. >> not the other florida stories where we question what is going on down in florida. >> this is incredible. i could watch this all day long. thank you for having me up here, by the way. this is great. love ending on the florida story. >> of course. we have to welcome you coming up from miami, miami's finest. guess what, guys? we get him tomorrow, as well >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film and television star, minnie driver. and i work out with jen selter as we continue "live's fitfluencer week." plus, actor and producer maria menounos joins ryan at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ry

a lot of things like kayaking on the chicago river, dolphin-spotting in tampa. to get outside and get into nature, and i think that's a big thing we've seen as well as food tours, bike tours, wine tours and wound tasting. so all of -- wine tasting. all of that a stuff is coming back as well. it's a mixture of trying to get outside into nature and getting to make the most of these big cities. liz: let's whip through specifically some of them. you just referenced kayaking on the chicago river. that sounds awfully cool. and for all of our illinois viewers, that is something you could do. we've got it on the screen -- that's actually paddleboarding in miami, and then you've to the the dolphins that people can watch. but tell me, you know, these things are actually affordable. dolphin spotting in tampa bay, $23. you could kayak on the river for $45. >> yeah. liz: paddleboarding in miami, $50. i like that. >> yeah. what we see is -- you know, i think the bug thing for peek.com is we work with thousands of businesses across the u.s. that provide experiences that might

the dolphins kept jumping out of the water. wow. >>arfestival in the mission district focused on spray painting. the organization hosted its 25th annual urban youth arts festival. transports set up so festivalgoers could express themselves through spray paint art. they enjoyed live music and entertainment. that looks like a good time. >>> joined by meteorologist drew tuma. we want to smile and have a good time, so sunny and fun out, then this concern tomorrow. >> emphasizing last august, last august with thousands of lightning strikes, once-in-a-lifetime event. what we see happening over the next two days is isolated chance of thunderstorms. we will keep our eye on that because it is so dry out. any threat of a thunderstorm this type of year heightens fire awareness. live doppler 7 shows coastal cover. nice the four corners and you look at southern california and you can see moisture move into southern california. that will work its way into central and northern california over the next two days, the threat is there but very isolate

boat operators say they were surprised and delighted to see these 1300 pounds dolphins hurl themselvesr with such effortless ease. they are beautiful. >> they certainly are. look at that. >>> let's get a check on the weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is watching the forecast for you. what's going on ? >>> it does not end. is that time of year where we see the gusty wind, and we are experiencing them right now. let's look at current conditions, gusting to 30 miles per hour at sfo. napa around 26. a good delta breeze, 23 in fairfield. that has broader temperatures down a few degrees in many areas. at san jose, shark tank, plenty of sun out there. here is the upside good air quality for your friday. saturday, sunday, good for most of you. moderate on the central coast. as we look at the south beach camera, you will notice what brought the cooler air. we have a marine layer that is deep and socked in already over the east bay are going to be in for another night of fog and drizzle. 57 in the city right now. 63 in oakland. 70 in san jose. 81 in morgan hill. from our golden gate bridge

but local fishermen, se dolphins and turtles of washing up dead on the beaches. the shores of senegal, nicholas hank reports now from the fishing time, a kiosk. deep in senegal, the territorial waters, 500 meters below sea level, are creatures that humans have not yet encountered. it is a canyon as long as the great wall of china, 400 kilometers, and 100 meters high. this is the world's largest cold water reef home to oysters, that are 30 centimeters long and 500 years old. here are the court of orest reef each fish and endangered charge to meet it is at the edge of this precious ecosystem until now, undisturbed by human interaction. that while the national companies are preparing to extract billions of barrels of oil in the trillion cubic feet of gas, since the drilling began, endangered dolphins, turtles, and other sea life have washed up on the shore. fishermen by bureau fall has never seen anything like it. and says, it is a bad omen. also if i feel pain and sadness, they like us, they like human beings. these are noble animals, the guide us when we go fishin

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a dolphin hitler did a lot of good things.trip to commemorate the end of the anniversary of world war i. this is the excerpt from bender's book, frankly, we did win this election. it says, quote, well, hitler did a lot of good things, trump told kelly. when i asked trump about the remark, he claimed the conversation ever happened and he denied praising hitler. others said the remark stunned kelly. joining us now is cnn political director david chalian. wow, question mark? >> yeah, very fine people on both sides. yes, wow, question mark, that donald trump -- i know he denies that this conversation ever took place, but if you take bender's reporting at face value, donald trump doesn't have the political antenna to understand what john kelly, general kelly is trying to explain, you just simply can't say something positive like that about a dolpdolf hitl. words have power, john. this is not disconnected from members of congress using hitler comparisons or nazi comparisons to make political points, which is just absurd. political l

since the drilling began, endangered dolphins, turtles, and other sea life have washed up on the shore. fishermen by beer on fall has never seen anything like it. and says it is about only also if i feel pain and sadness, they like us. they like human beings. these are noble animals the guide us when we go fishing while they lead other fish, their death is a bad sign. clinicals ministry, fishing says oil and gas companies are not to blame it. think a technique using dynamite to fish may be responsible for the death while it is illegal. fishermen might watch shows his son how it's done. the device does not detonate in front of our camera. he says he doesn't want to be seen breaking the law. i've got to get a leg up on if you're caught, you're in trouble and i covered the devices with type so it stays dry. otherwise, it won't light up when it's held tight, it's like throwing a small bomb in the water. the fishing ministry says the sound of the explosion alone is enough to kill animals. and it's the worst type of fishing because it destroys the environment and what's already a fragile eco

but you don't eat krill, dolphin.ales do you eat small fish if you want to get into corrections, you've got to try harder than that wait this is my stop. [ laughter ] miami is bracing for two feet or more of sea level rise by 2060 what's pitbull supposed to do? move to kansas i don't think "gasoline" is going to go over too well at the leavenworth county fair. also, your netherlands comparison only makes sense if sea levels stay exactly where they are right now forever which is obviously not happening. that's why the government is aiming to make the dutch economy almost completely carbon neutral by 2050. those changes are necessary to avoid potentially catastrophic flooding that could sink low lying areas. the lowest point in the country currently sits at nearly 22 feet below sea level. as sea levels rise as a result of climate change, the ground becomes comparatively lower leaving large areas of the country even more vulnerable to catastrophic flooding. there's a limit to how low you can go experts are quite literall

. >> nature that filled the void, ducks, octopuses, even dolphins in the grand canal.h restrictions nowloed t with tourists adding up by the minute. wi suchir resistable with suchir resistible beauty can you blame them. >> but she says -- >> other sites in the world pay to get in to let in daily people. >> limit cruise ships she says they not only dwarve the city they're known to crash into it. just one of thehallenges to striking a post-covid balance for both locals and visitors alike. reporting from venice. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues, for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the capital i'm ben tracy. orng news." defending the drawdown. president biden makes the case for withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan, ending america's longest war. why he's speeding up the exit. >>> summer soaker. tropical storm elsa races up the east coast bringing flash flooding and tornadoes. where it's headed and how much rain to expect in areas already

ducks, octopuses, even dolphins in the grand canal. with restritions now loosened, those days are over, with tourists adding up by the minute. and with such irresistible beauty, can you really blame them? >> reporter: lorenza says the solution is clear, charge an entrance fee to the city. >> it's a living city,, but othr sites in the world, you pay to get in. and let's limit the daily people. aswell, she sa.thrf they, th in. just one of the challenges to striking a post-covid balance for both locals and visitors alike. chris livsay, venice. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> it's >>> it's thursday, july 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." discouraging setback. new covid cases are up 50% in more than half the nation. how the white house enlisted star power to connect with vaccine skeptics. >>> case mishandled. a scathing report slams the fbi in the larry nassar investigation. the critical errors while the former team usa doctor sexually abused female a

and i think most people in my situation, due to some today is freedom day to very dolphin freedom couldn't feel further away . breezy is considered clinically extremely vulnerable, heightening her risk if she catches curve at 19. she says she feels abandoned by the decision flipped restrictions in england. like a very angry, actually, very angry after everything that we bring through. it's not freedom day for us. it's fear day. how going to be freedom 1st, for those of to being children, if we have to go back to square one and become home it again, rosie isn't alone in viewing today with alarm cases already at the highest level since january, and by the government's own estimates, lifting the rules could see the rocket to record 100000 to day. the prime minister bars johnson's backing, his decision to re pump the rules, pointing in part to the you case high vaccination rate. johnson who's spending freedom, diane isolation, after his health minister tested positive, said the public needs to be cautious, but asked if not now, then when, if we don't do it now, then we'll be up in the, the awe

actually, you know, i think most people in my situation due to some today's freedom day to rosie dolphin freedom couldn't feel further away. breezy is considered clinically extremely vulnerable, heightening her risk if she catches curve at 19. she says she feels abandoned by the decision to lift restrictions in england. i feel very angry, actually, very angry after everything that we bring through, it's not freedom day for us. it's fear day. how going to be freedom for, for those of us who've been shooting, if we have to go back to square one and become home, it's again, rosie isn't alone in viewing today with alarm. cases are already at the highest level since january, and by the government's loan estimates. lifting the rules could see the rocket to a record 100000 to day. the prime minister bars johnson's backing, his decision to repeat the rules pointing in part to the you case. hi, vaccination rates. johnson who's spending freedom day in isolation after his health minister tested positive, said the public needs to be cautious. but if not now, then when, if we don't do it now, then we

at the dolphin swim right up to him and they were best friends.determined to be first. dakota white going viral on tick-tock, leaving her competition in the dust appeared to be young track star had more than a million views on her videos and deciding to compete in the national championship, may be a future olympian. it is up on social media. go dakota. two high-profile celebrities making headlines this week, britney spears remains legally prohibited from making key decisions about finances and her personal life without her father's consent. while tonight the coconservator was jamie spears was found to be removed from that agreement. while bill cosby is out of prison a free man after his sexual assault conviction was overturned. asking the question, why is britney spears still under conservatorship. bill cosby is free. taking a look at both cases for us tonight, good evening jonathan. >> good evening, shannon. a bill cosby is apparently at home with his wife cooked meal tonight and weighing his option which could include suing officials from the pe

i'm a dolphins fan. i grew up watching you and cheering the team on. i am grateful you are with us.nfamiliar with your story, during your career, you were diagnosed with social anxiety disorder. you used marijuana to alleviate that, and it wound up costing you. you were suspended multiple times by the nfl. you walked away from the game for some time. you were called an addict. you were ridiculed. now, the world had changed. almost half the country has legalized marijuana, and the nfl doesn't punish players the way it once did. so is it fair, in your eyes, that sha'carri is being punished this way? >> you know, the idea of fair, you know, i talk to my kids about this a lot when they say that life is not fair. i say, you know, what does that even mean? so i think the way the world works is, you know, we have to fit into these institutions and, often, we have to follow rules that often aren't really helpful to us as individuals. hopefully as we evolve as humanity, the institutions can kind of evolve with us. so i think you have situations like myself, i was suspended and got in a lot o

today, though everyone there says this was marvelous to with some dolphins leaping as high as 10 feet of the water. they're playing. they're doing all they would have a fun. >> all right. it has been closed for more than a year. but as of friday, paris's iconic eiffel tower has officially reopened before the pandemic. the attraction. but in about 7 million visitors a year nearby businesses, of course, which used to rely on those 2 arrests have been hurting ever sense. only 10,000 people will be allowed to visit the tower each day right now and social distancing measures will also be in place. perez might not be in your summer vacation plans as yet, but there's still plenty that california has to offer. tonight. we continue our destination, california series and we've got a trip to the small town of alpine in san diego county. heather lake shows us what it has to offer. >> time for a day trip in the quaint town of alpine, california. and they can far without someone telling you about the famous baked goods same bakery. >> me a nice every single everything's fresh baked when we opened t

and then we >> every now and the dolphins come by to say hello here. it was caught on camera. right. also happening today. the eiffel tower. >> if you happen to be heading out today for know that this weekend join a but back on the apple target because their reopening it back up. we know shutdown for the pandemic. a lot of the businesses that rely on tourists were really suffering over the past year. so they're super excited to have people coming back. they're still going to admissions to about 10,000 people per day. i know before the pandemic to have like 7 million people a year seeing the the tower. so it's going to be very hard to get a reservation to see it. but at least it's open. >> and you know what? james was always quite tower. same thing. don't need to go to paris for that 8.56 right now. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. what to do about mask. that's our big goal today. and our top stories to figure out. >> you know, do we have to doing up. the delta variant is spreading. we know that in l a they're mandating mask. so those are a couple of big stories and

. >>> take look at this video of bottle nose dolphins chasing tour boat. they are leaving leaping nearly 10' in the air. the boat operators were stunned to see them hurl their bodies so effortlessly. you see them jumping. >> i want to see one more. >> let's watch this for >>et's epwatching this. >> look how happy they look. >>i love dolphins. >> i like to think that's what i look like when i swim. >> it is mike. >> you know better. >> not even close. they are so majestic. all right, a's we are resuming the season. and they have work to do. and we have 64 at 6:40 and unt dropping down to 58. it won't be as breezy as normal at the coliseum. but cool. now, want to show you something. our newest data for the three months, our three wettest months and you can see on the right, that is precipitation which is below average, and on the left, that's the temperature which is above average. so the next rain season not trending really well. right now. let's hope that changes. >> thank you, mike. >>> new at 6:00, top stories including this. the top online >> the devast

the 65 dolphin helicopter arrived on scene and was able to rescue one of the people on board while artment helicopter rescued the other and both were went to queens medical. >> could you tell us anything about the condition of the rescued pilots at this point? >> i do not have that information at this time. >> how quickly, i mean this is remarkable, two miles off the coast and it is night time and the middle of the night, a sea rescue. how quickly were response units able to get on the scene of the crash? >> i don't have the exact breakdown of the timeline per se. but our crews usually train for this type of event and also we work very closely with the fire department so -- >> i'm picturing now just the conditions even how they would manage to see, right, what they were looking for in those conditions. what was the weather like at the time of the rescue? was it rough at all? >> i don't have that information at this time. >> understood. petty officer third class matthew west with the coast guard in hawaii, thank you very much. the details there, cnn learning that a 737 cargo plane wen

that's a key capacity needed and dolphins and whales share that and dogs don't, should we be radical and say there's something really salecs and then to god and then once you say that they're profound questions about how you treat them. >> he left out the image of god looking like us. natural science stay with us we'll be back to wrap up. >>> center for theology we have been talking this half hour about human genes and the big bang and the image of god in creatures. ctns.org celebrating its 30th year in the bay area in dialogue and religion. bob russell, where did you grow up? >> grew up in la and came to stanford. went to seminary and met my wife charlotte. >> she's in the studio. >> she is a pastor at first congress church in berkeley and then did a phd came back here in 81 and 82 and began teaching in the g-2 so that's where i'm a professor. >> what do you like to do when you're not teaching or reading or writing? >> when is that? >> okay, that's what i thought. >> notre dame press, new book. name again? >> time in eternity. >> if you want to get in touch you have a journal tell u

being, like there's one of a dolphin attacking -- and he can't get it down his neck and the fish is anyway, it is fun to do. and you know, it's a cruel world out there. >> seth: it's a cruel world out there. it's also was a very cruel world for all of us this year, and i read that you did one this year. another documentary for the same production company in the sweltering heat of los angeles >> yes it was a series called "the storm born." animals that are born in a storm, like in scotland, and norway and all of that bad and they asked me to do it and, of course, then, we and i was in l.a. and i couldn't get to scotland to do it and he couldn't come over so i just said, "look, you know, l of us like we're doing now we had to adapt and, you know, keep going so i got this little, sort of, portable set-up. i was doing narrations for some other things you know, i was in post production for our motorbike trip "long way up" i did it with my friend charlie. so i had the microphone set up and my laptop and i was able to sort of patch in and do this kind of work, you know, narration stuff, so

several the bottle nose dolphins in beach while they seem to go fast.boat and the video taken by air to page of newport coastal adventure. and we'll watching business. everybody says that this was amazing to see some of the dolphins were leaping as high as 10 feet out of the water. why does it never happened when i go on these little x, >> how cool, though, that is is going to see that with my own eyes in person. all r ght. happening today, the eiffel tower in paris officially reopens before the pandemic. the attraction brought in about 7 million dollars or 7 million visitors per year and nearby businesses which use to rely on those tourists have, of course, been hurting ever since. only 10,000 people will be allowed to visit the tower each day social distancing measures will also be in place. many plans. james, don't worry about it. we have quite we have quite tower. we have the same week, lloyd time. it's the same sickly. i 55 to time. we'll take a break. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news we have los angeles county ordering a new indoor mask

the subsistence of the earth and protecting our natural resource, the dolphin buffer. >> from these from these extreme events because of the collapse is still unknown. >> reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> more than 10 people have now died as a result of record breaking temperatures in oregon and washington. the weather was a little slightly in seattle and portland on tuesday. but according to the national weather service spokane, washington reached a 109 degrees fahrenheit that highest camp in the city's history. thousands of customers there. they've lost power in planned blackouts that are meant to manage the energy grid there. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he joins us now. talk about that. places in the pacific northwest finally getting that sea breeze. in fact, some started to move in there. >> welcome sight. now these temperatures have dropped a good 40 degrees and some of those hot spots member just a couple days ago. we're talking a 112 in portland. they're sitting in a very comfortable 73 degrees right now in seattle. that was up to a 108 71 degrees. so things ha

effect the actually have on the natural world is a relatively new field of research. whales and dolphins for exam can communicate over a distance of many kilometers on very specific frequency. these are being disrupted increasingly by the noise of offshore oil grid, large ships and the use of sono device. ah, the animals have a hard time communicating and can become disoriented, eating to increasing numbers of beached based on land. do people make an almighty around 100 decibels? it's often too low even for human, thought. the impact of that noise on why is because most animals communicate using various sounds. birds willing to make, for example, can barely hear each other in loud environments. studies show that the meeting great in noisy places decreases to around 77 percent compared to 90. do person in the forest researches fear that the bird proposition will decline. the results of an animal species change the hunting behavior or the migration to the noise also disturb amphibians and insect and bees. in particular, scientists have found that if the noise level is over $100.00 decibels

it's all on the t off. mid dolphin is area code that the sub love. he still may pop there. mr. d telekinetic napoleon. course. i don't care when you put it on a false. is it down to me or? i mean, i couldn't sit down this toy from somebody. huge. is it true? yeah, yeah. and france, show me how you read or they go, go to the federal mary's and okie ologist at the in rep institute. he leads the french section of the expedition leading the russians is alexander law research associates at the russian academy of sciences institute of archaeology, laid hold for an archaeological sensation, found the last grave of a french general and friend of napoleon would have been an impressive headline and they planned to return down remains to france to be re buried with military honors in the heart of paris for the next week or so with the new involved in the under the hospital. the new on i'm was in comes in involved in it was she do we set up a pay? got a got a call yet column, or a mountain was the battlefield on which go down was mortally wounded when the joint russian french expedition is

video to southern california where we had several bottle nose dolphins at a newport beach caught on camerag a tour boat, a whole bunch of them here video. best to wherever. i know these are the things that you wish happened when you're out on whale watching cruises and everything else. but if you happen to these folks, this was video taken by erica page of newport, coastal adventure it so well watching business and everyone said it was just incredibly amazing to see these dolphins leaping like 10 feet into the air and keeping up with their water craft. that's pretty cool. the all right. also happening today. if you have any plans on heading to paris this weekend. the eiffel tower officially reopens before the pandemic that attraction brought like 7 million people. a year. and of course, that was way down during the pandemic. businesses that rely on those tourists have been hurting ever since. so they are eager to see people come back. the old cap it at about 10,000 people each day that are allowed to go up. the tower and social distancing measures will be in place as well. but just another

the 9 that the dolphins, and he's a culture of remembrance. it is growing, know that most people in germany have never even heard of the forest of remembrance, which is far from the capital. germans don't feel particularly close to their country's military. the trib withdrawal from afghanistan is a point in case when the soldiers landed in germany, there was no petition to greet him. days later, the country is still discussing whether and if so, how to do it should be paid to the mission. another controversial point is the treatment of afghans who work for the german mission underground, translators, for instance, they want the boon does their to guarantee the safety. since the withdrawal, they fear retribution by the taliban. i'm told that the hand for allies of the west has already started in missouri. sorry. we hear people in the neighborhood are being taken away by taliban or local assistant, feel they have to go into hiding. i look at it tested for 2nd mark is gross himself. 3rd enough gunnison, now he lobbies for afghan, twisted the miss

and i think most people in my situation, due to some today's freedom day to very dolphin freedom couldn't feel further away . breezy is considered clinically extremely vulnerable, heightening her risk if she catches curve at 19. she says she feels abandoned by the decision slipped restrictions in england like a very angry, actually very angry after everything that we bring through. it's not freedom day for us. it's fair day. how going to be freedom for, for those of us who've been shouldering, if we have to go back to square one and become home, it's again, rosie isn't alone in viewing today with alarm. cases are already at the highest level since january, and by the government's own estimates. lifting the rules could see the rocket to record 100000 to day. the prime minister boris johnson is backing his decision to repeat the rules pointing in part to the you case, high vaccination rate. johnson who's spending freedom day and installation after his health minister tested positive, said the public needs to be cautious. but if not now, then when, if we don't do it now, then we'll be up in

and i think most people in my situation due to some today's freedom day to very dolphin freedom couldn't feel further away. breezy is considered clinically extremely vulnerable, heightening her risk if she catches curve at 19. she says she feels abandoned by the decision to lift restrictions in england. like you're very angry, actually, very angry after everything that we bring through, it's not freedom day for us. it's fair day. how going to be freedom for us, for those of us who've been shielding, if we have to go back to square one and become home, it's again, rosie isn't alone and viewing today with alarm. cases are already at the highest level since january, and by the government's loan estimates. lifting the rules could see the rocket to record 100000. today, the prime minister bars johnson's backing, his decision to repeat the rules pointing in part to the you case, high vaccination rate. johnson who's spending freedom day in isolation after his health minister tested positive that the public needs to be cautious. but if not now, then when, if we don't do it now, then we'll be up

a dolphin moore to strike in the country have fallen under control of part of the militants, in some cases, forcing government troops to fleet and to neighboring counties. while for 2 decades, the buck rama field was the strategic point of operation for washington and its nature allies in the region. at its peak, it could host up 210000 troops and over a 100 across. it also had a large medical facility on a prison complex, which, according to us senate reports was used to torture. local officials say american troops left the facility to overnight and without warning, immediately attracting looters are a law board into the information that we have. american forces left bag room air base last night. this has not been officially carbonated and reported to us, but from the ground we get this information from the situation in the area as several looters, opportunists, and others. storm background to this morning. and with a quick response from our district administration, and we were able to for the plan, a more important question present itself. how long will the afghan government be abl

jeff bays off, he went out to thank his employees and customers for helping him. bloss dolphin is very of rocket, but his was received rather a chilly reception claims of exploitation grubbing the full story right now. he's gone for there's been a new victim of our council culture that of the only well william shakespeare renowned, a creative writing course in the u. k. is to be well the colonized which includes dropping the works of the english play right at the move was immediately ridiculed with many branding it anti academic. well, it comes off to some students at the university of east anglia complain the course was dominated by privilege to white male experience. so now our new module will focus on quote, the emergence of modern english from a multilingual medieval society. and it's colonial expansion. that essentially means the bod, been booted and author is born in africa, asia, and south america. now it's all the reading list. we ask people in britain for their thought today, everybody must bring their own set around to thanks for this is imposing one to speak with you on it a

and we find out why dolphins and turtles near the world's largest cold water reef, turning up dead on the shores of frantic out. i'm trying to get a rough go with the sport festival covey cases at the tokyo olympics, while on day one, the 1st gold goes to chinese shoots. a young cn will be live in the japanese tassel like this. our ah, welcome to the news. we begin with the devastating floods in india. now its military is reinforcing rescue operations and its western regions where the heaviest rain for july in decades has caused a huge amount of damage. more than 100 people in one to have died. more than half of them are killed in land slides. dozens more and missing. prime minister new inter moody says he's anguished by the loss of life. well julia wolf reports. wading through water is the only way to and from home for these residents. but for many home has lost all meetings didn't got a letter, i had 3 vehicles, all of them got some most and flood water. they are all damaged and the furniture inside my house and outside also got damage. i have suffered a loss of around $10000.00 fin

at least one person was consent had been killed dolphins. if an engine says teams are trying to find the flight record is from a philippine military transport plane that crashed, killing 47 soldiers on board over shot the runway. we'll try to land on hollow island. here he is prime minister, i'll be off methods defending the decision to fight the rebels and the northern region. been on during questions and parliament described to crime forces as a danger to the rest of the country. hundreds of afghan troops have gone in from neighboring tissue cast on fleeing telephone advances in the north. they cost over from us, gone to stones, but auction province where local officials say soldiers and police were numbered by telephone fighters. and further south, the taliban has captured a strategic district in kandahar public. the area is symbolically important to its homeric children. abandoned and empty families have been forced to flee can to her off to face fighting between african government forces and the taliban. they say they can't defeat the a

janet mui from brewin dolphin.berg radio and about 45 minutes. one of the world's largest alternative management firms has seen its profit and assets under management surge to new highs during the pandemic. in his first interview as ceo, he spoke to bloomberg's jason kelly about the vision for the business. >> it will continue to be hugely important. it is a massive source of profit. and it is a massive source of intellectual capital for every part of the firm. it is not the same growth trajectory as some of the other businesses nor should it be. we have -- we serve clients and our job is to serve clients and provide them excess return. accepting more capital just means returns go down. private equity is a little like the farming business. you plant and you harvest. the business goes up, you sell things in the business goes down. that is the nature of the business. we have seen a lot of press, too much money chasing too few deals. i have been hearing this for 36 years. when i arrived on wall street in 1985i thought

lockheed martin is developing a new launch vehicle called dolphin. but it is mainly for launching commercial satellites under government contract. neither of those companies -- knowing is not talking about a commercial space liner. as part of its future ambitions. so, this is the entrepreneurial companies that i think are leading the way in private activity in space. >> and we have another question from his social media followers. i think that you've addressed but i want you to talk about this specifically. nasa has contributed to our daily life in countless ways, velcro, flame retardant close, enriched baby food formalized's same -- name a few. what are these space flights taken by bezos and branson contributing? >> a sense of possibility that i someday can go to space also. if i'm paying a lot of money. it is not with these flights are for. , i've said a couple of times, i will say it again, they are business ventures to try to create something the people will pay for, and eventually to turn a profit. they are entrepreneurial space ventures that ou

what effect the actually have on the natural world is a relatively new feel of research whales and dolphins for exam can communicate over a distance of many kilometers on very specific frequency. these are being disrupted increasingly by the noise of offshore only really large ships and the use of solar device. ah. the animals have a hard time communicating and can become disoriented, leading to increasing numbers of beached based on land. do people make an almighty around 100 decibels? it's often too low, even for human. the impact of that noise on why not enough because most animals communicate using various sounds. birds willing to made for example, can barely hear each other in loud environments. studies show that the meeting great in noisy places decreases to around 77 percent compared to 92 percent. the foreigners researches fear that the bird proposition will decline. the results of the animal species change the hunting behavior or the migration drilled. the noise altered, disturb amphibians, and insect and beaten vertical. scientists found that if the noise level is over $100.00 dec

there are dolphins in the bay, there is porpoises, it isjust astonishingly lovely. new arrivals. if you can work from home, why not work with a view like this? i came to scarborough about two and a half years ago. _ it was literally a whim! my mum now lives in scarborough, moved up from northamptonshire. and the holiday business is also having a bit of a post lockdown moment. so how's business been over the last few weeks? very good. it means that we're full and people are staying for a bit longer. - and obviously they're - missing their breaks abroad, so instead of two or three nights, we are getting three and four- nights some weeks, so that's very good. | it feels much the same as it was when a teenager, some a0 years ago. but one thing has changed, someone like me on free school meals at the local comp, the chance of success these days is much lower. goodness me, it's exactly the same. i went back to my old comprehensive and it's still doing well, but even here there have been ups and downs. like many coastal towns, the perception of the decline can be offputing

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number three, why are dolphins so healthy? >> katie: because they flip?ana: not that hard. >> geraldo: sunglasses wasn't hard. >> dana: last one, how do you get in touch with a fish? >> geraldo: hook? >> dana: drop it a line. [laughter] >> katie: that's my favorite one. you are next. >> greg: we should focus group that find out how the audience likes. this. >> dana: i think they love it. >> greg: oh, do you know what today is? july 7th? national dive bar day. i have been a big fan of dive bars ever since i was a teenager and they let me drink there. dive bar has got to be clean, it's got to be comfortable. women have to like going in there so that means not too many creepy people. the bathroom stalls should always have locks. >> jesse: why, greg? >> greg: just for reasons. >> dana: nobody walks in. >> greg: my favorite one down in midtown siberia no longer exists. >> jesse: thanks to global warming gut. >> geraldo: harbor inn in cleveland. >> greg: visit dive bar tonight. you have an excuse. pittsburgh p.a. has 12 bars per 10,000 residents. >> jesse: do y