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this is gus. hello, gus. search dog gus. hey, search dog gus, how are you? he is excited.een doing this for? actually, gus has been training for four years, and because of covid has only just, what we call graded. he has onlyjust become operational. so i can only use him for real in the last three week. the last three weeks! so he is a newbie. he is a newbie. well done, gus, well done. how do they work and how do you train them? basically they are playing hide and seek. they work for a toy. and when we are training, we call them dogsbodies, where people who go out and hide and have the toy, and the dog is literally hunting for its toy. the scent is the important thing. yeah, they are air scenting. we all give off a scent, and the scent is picked up by the wind, and we use the wind and we run the dog and its nose through the wind, and when it picks up a human scent it will follow that to the person and come back and tell us by barking and then take us back to the person missing. the team has kindly agreed to show me how it all works. and they tell me in the nicest possible

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those gus about 40 to 50 kilometers per hour. but we're going to crank up the temperature and beijing, maybe up to $38.00. some models want to put it at 40, and that is the count them. we've got lots of sunshine here after india and our monsoon. really doing a lot of damage toward the west coast of india ma, harass straw. some parts of this state have seen $1500.00 millimeters of rain, a meter and a half, and are heaviest concentration of brain will be to what the south, the buffer roster rate to careless states on thursday. the 3rd should be about raising prices. this entirely down to the government, we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that setting that i don't have to has the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera to start to cheerfully in front of the next museum in amsterdam. hundreds of protesters scattered to demand. the government is locked down restrictions and lift the curfew. the 1st in the country since world war 2, the threat is

the actress and singer became a mom earlier this year to son august gus harrison.os from the set of the hit nbc show "this is us." the pic showing mandy in full makeup as rebecca pierson and her husband and baby gus and another post fans are getting a kick out of, the one with sterling k. brown holding gus on set. the caption read, "my two sons." she plays sterling's mom on the show. another sweet pic shows the three of them together. bring your child to work day. >> i wonder what gus is thinking seeing his mom like that. >> what just happened? >> telling a shrink in a few years, i'm sure. >>> tiffany haddish is about to take on what could be the role of her career. taking on the role of joyner, fastest woman in the world. untitled right now. she'll also be producing it. she said flo jo was one of her childhood heros. the record set in 1988, it still stands for both the 100 meter and 200 meter. she tragically passed at the age of 38 from an epileptic seizure. haddish on twitter wrote, i can't explain how hard i am going to work to honor her legacy. she'll definitel

gus's economy has deteriorated. tightening of the blockade has led to shortages. 90 percent of gaza's factories have closed, terminating more than 85,000 workers. this man lost his job. >> support my family from the factory. it is now shut down and everyone who relies on it is suffering. there are no other jobs. all of the other workers are waiting. reporter: more than 80% of people live on two dollars a day or less and the majority would starve if the united nations did not provide food eight. now, 69% unemployment among young people is making the situation worse. anchor: people in iraq say pollution from oil production is in them. they are blaming the process of gas flaring releasing co2 and methane. reporter: people living in this village take visitors here. they say it decimated their generations old palm trees, leaving behind nothing but trunks. when we met the village elders, they said everyone knows someone who was diagnosed with or died from cancer. >> i already have cancer. anchor: the health department say

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kilometers per hour, and we also have some stiff when for months of the day on wednesday, you can expect gus here about 50 kilometers per hour. otherwise we do have some rain running through so paulo into rio de janeiro, show you the 3 day forecast for real because by thursday we're back into the sun. but then by friday, a bit of rain moves then coming out from the south toward the top end of south america. we do have our steady stream of rain toward columbia. heavier pulses of rain for a guy in a certain non, into french, diana, on wednesday, central america. okay. that's pretty much where we do find our rain, panama stretching all the way down, or sorry, panama all the way up to guatemala on wednesday. the risk of a pop up under storm through the caribbean. best chance, i think for that will be hispanic jolla. and we're feeding some gulf moisture into some of these storms for the us, the midwest, down to the deep south. the risk of some flash flooding toward arkansas on wednesday. different story to the southwest tinder dry conditions are 69 percent increase in wildfires. this year, compar

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this is gus. hello, gus. search dog gus. hey, search dog gus, how are you? he is excited.e. he is a newbie. well done, gus, well done. how do they work and how do you train them? basically they are playing hide and seek. they work for a toy. and when we are training, we call them dogsbodies, where people who go out and hide and have the toy, and the dog is literally hunting for its toy. the scent is the important thing. yeah, they are air scenting. we all give off a scent, and the scent is picked up by the wind, and we use the wind and we run the dog and its nose through the wind, and when it picks up a human scent it will follow that to the person and come back and tell us by barking and then take us back to the person missing. the team has kindly agreed to show me how it all works. and they tell me in the nicest possible way to get lost. so we are going to send you out... you have got all serious here, dave, all serious. i'm worried now. we are going to take you out up that hill with two other bodies who are dave and simon over your shoulder. here we go. and we're going

you know people, i college and not even today, you will find people in serbia and we pick a shops gus, to supporting them. so getting cooperation and getting arrest is very, very difficult. and what you need as international prosecutor is really political support from those countries who have influence an impact on those congress who are not arresting the fugitives. and with all countries in the form, you just love yahoo have as a political objective to join sooner or later europe union, whether europe and union had a lot of leverage saying that if you want to go there, one of the many conditions you have to fulfill is full cooperation in arresting the remaining a lot of one coverage is now in the custody of international criminal tribunal, or the from english legion. as the person, yes, at large, derived in the netherlands early this morning. and has been transferred to the united nation detention center in the hike. something like 5 o'clock one morning. i got a phone call rather than karen and she's been captured. would you like to prosecute him for the siege of sarah evil? and i sa

. >> it is also the case that while the second amendment certainly protects the right to n gu we subsidize taxpayers subsidize possession of the guns. >> reporter: during public comment, guns rights advocates said it would punish law- abiding gun owners. >> i believe the mandates are unconstitutional because they impose a financial burden on only a subset of the population, which is discriminatory.>> reporter: others worry it infringes on the second amendment. >> we feel very strongly that it is clearly unconstitutional for the government at any level to require some sort of a price before somebody can exercise and enumerated constitutional right. >> reporter: new data from a independent nonprofit organization says gun violence incidents in san jose cost taxpayers $442 million annually. the vote comes in the wake of the mass shooting that took the lives of nine people in may. supporters say the measures are a step forwaror. >> there is in a policy that will solve the gun violence epidemic, however a holistic and proactive approach, like the proposed commonsense measures, will reduce gun ha

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gus 25 miles an hour there but those will relax as we had the next several hours and the wind is not of a factor as we had to the weekend. it will pick up as the sun comes up, it always does in the bay area but we are talking the strongest by noon, 10 to 50 mile an hour range, the strong is afternoon gusts, 50 to 20 miles an hour, not too bad. late afternoon, early evening typing is always the windiest we have that entre pattern which is going to continue into early next week. temperatures will drop down to the 50s for pretty close to what is normal for this time of year. the very coolest spot barely above 50 the warmest thing about 60. high temperatures tomorrow almost exactly where they're supposed to be in mid-june so 60s and 70s around the bay with mostly low to mid 80s by the inland. mid 60s along the coast, that is quite a bit warmer than you were earlier this week. upper 70s from this happened of the bay, down the peninsula with temperatures mostly reaching the low 80s and santa clara valley, right at 80 degrees in san jose. low to mid 80s for the tri- valley with the hotspot

but a young female swimmer had complained here as well. gus's reply, no formal complaint is being filed. so there is no formal action for you or us to take this matter should be kept confidential by both you and us. despite the cover up by the federation, this particular coach was tried and sentenced to 40 years imprisonment. it emerged that he had abused 15 swimmers. one of them had to have an abortion. at the age of 14. you don't approve value code, please don't let me die yet. you see the management going to play on the on to be philip. we always you get yelling. all just you know, you don't feel like the month for that figure. as the federations executive director, chuck well guess, reap the greatest rewards from usa swimming success. i hear that almost a $1000000.00 a year job living in colorado springs and everything taken care of for you 1st class tickets to elliptic sites and board of director meetings in places like can coon and coaster rica, he had a pretty good at the time the public had no idea of the sexual abuse and swimming, but chuck wall ghost feared an outbreak of scan

mark o 4 has no fear of the reptiles which has earned him the nickname, the snake man of li. gus is one of the few conservationists in jerry are openly fighting against the trade in wild animals. it often feels like a losing battle. i know i cannot relate. i know i can rest of my orders. i know i have to sell more. i know i had to do more. i knew i had to push more. i know i have to see more animals. the local markets and the outskirts of leg us of are a huge range of exotic animals. mark, says officials hardly ever check on what has been sold. he tries to explain to the traitors, impact that the legal sales have on local wildlife bush me sells well here. abandoned like this is worth $20.00. there are monkeys, large lizards and small crocodiles and texas is sold both dead. * and alive, the traitors remain on the ted. i have been able to convince them, but when you get these babies, this should not kill them. they should not throw them away. this will call me and i'll comment ticket up there. but it's not just a trade in bush meets and illegal traffic in that's impacting bio diversity. d

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. >> reporter: it's about the sanctity of the mail says spokesperson gus ruiz. they hope this video leads them to the thieves. >>> oakland leaders are tweaking the mayor's proposed budgets over the next two years. councilmembers talked about refocusing city resources to enable police to prioritize the most effective strategies to solve violent and serious crime. the goal is to modernize policing in oakland. >> if we are maintaining the level of police academies that we have always had, we are maintaining the level of police academies at two per year. >> oakland leaders say they want to pay for that by shifting federal covidfunds. a special budget meeting of the council i for thursday when members will consider those proposed amendments. >>> i'm scott budman. coming up, the link between a silicon valley tech giant and the fight against food insecurity among students in the bay area. >>> you may soon have another option for your covid vaccine. the company behind the latest shots and how effective that one is, next. >>> and some of that fog returning to san francis

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it's breezy out there this evening, when gus over 30 miles an hour relax after the sun goes down. tomorrow will be kind of a typically breezy bay area day. it will be an onshore went, temperatures are so that have roughly 30 degrees spread between the coast and far inland portions of east bay. i don't think the will be strong enough to mess with your outdoor plans or with you on the road if you are going to be running errands by saturday afternoon. temperatures tonight dropping down mostly into the lower have the 50s, cool spots of the north bay valley is just briefly to below 50 degrees, some of the response mid to upper 50s for inland in the est bay, then high temperatures tomorrow are going to vary depending on exactly where you are. for instance, at the olympic club, temperatures really going to reach up into the low 60s but that is warmer than today. a similar start with the june gloom and gray skies through much of the morning with the sun having more success breaking through so even closer to the coast. we will see slightly warmer temperatures beginning to can. around 60 de

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so future when gus we can see anywhere from 10 to 15, even 20 miles per hour during the evening hours tonight and then a little bit breezy as you wake up tomorrow morning before finally quieting down into the afternoon. futurecast for showing us. yeah, we're waking up to some patchy fog around the bay area that marine layer sticking around with us at the coast and around the bay to keep up those areas cooler. but of course, inland, it's going it warm once again today. in fact, here's a quick breakdown of temperatures. depending upon know where you're going to be. we're looking at mostly 80's anywhere from low to upper 80's inland like antioch. you'll be one of our hot spots at 89 concord, 88 livermore 85 and then you can see how much cooler does around the bay. we're looking at 72 in oakland today. high of 73 in hayward and then a couple of 80's. also in our south zone and then much cooler at the coast. half moon bay. you can only top out to about 66 for the afternoon high and we're going to see things a little bit warmer inland as we get into tomorrow and then a couple degrees down.

and we'll look for gus on saturday to be about 40 kilometers per hour just a few days ago. they were about 70 kilometers. now for turkey, a disturbance over the black sea, it's going to swing some what, whether across the boss 1st, so it's stumble. we've got to keep the risk of some scattered showers in the forecasts for you over the next few days. the good news is your temperatures are above average here with a hive 27 degrees on tuesday. through central africa will have some storms come and go through this area, which is fairly common, but heavier bursts of rain, ethiopia through parts of south sudan on saturday, off to southern areas of the continents. we've got some what weather for the east coast of madagascar, southern areas of mozambique spilling into the bob ways. so bill awhile, 90 degrees will be the high for you and look at the temperature and keep town on saturday, up to 24. ah. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise which was known as a sniper alley is the most dangerous intersections and sought able didn't come in through

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