she stopped eating. >> reporter: hera soon became uncoherent.t's going on with your daughter, you're putting her in the back of the car limp in the car seat. it's excruciating. >> reporter: there, doctors told her their 5-year-old's liver wa there. she would have to be life flighted to salt lake city for a liver transplant. >> absolutely going into shock. your 5-year-old might need a transplant. >> a lot of things make you fall to your knees. we fell to our knees, right jt we prayed. >> reporter: their prayers were answered, hera avoided a transplant. but it wasn't just their child. over just 11 days health authorities said five children between the ages of 7 months and 5 years became ill, all at risk of needing liver transplants. health officials say the only common link between all of the identified cases was the consumption of real water brand announced a nationwide voluntary recall. we wanted to ask about what happened to those children, so we went to the company's office. but it was empty. just a few trucks sitting outside. real water later

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to see my mum, give hera hug. waiting, her daughter, teresa.. you know? i am not an overly huggy person, but when it comes to my mum, she's my best friend and, yeah, ijust need to hug my mum! and cuddle you. baby, it's so good to see you. and cuddle you. don't cry. i am crying, because it's been a while. i'm so excited. laughter it is awesome, it is awesome. it's lovely. to have that, to be able to do that connection. it is weird. very weird, yeah. i think it'll take a bit of getting used to. yeah. they are still being cautious, though. only hugging one another, and only outside. maybe social distance makes the heart grow fonder. jon kay, bbc news, southampton. let's have a look at the weather which is less lovely! in let's have a look at the weather which is less lovely!— which is less lovely! in the last few weeks _ which is less lovely! in the last few weeks it — which is less lovely! in the last few weeks it feels _ which is less lovely! in the last few weeks it feels like - which is less lovely! in the last few weeks it feels like the - wh

the horses, then the men, 9 days through the army go the arrows of the gods until on the tenth day hera queen of the gods, took pity on the greeks. she saw them perishing because great numbers of greeks are dying in funeral buyers. that is the beginning of one of the canonical works of the western hannon and it starts with a plague and that is why the book is called apollo's arrow. >> thank you. we know the plague cycle in the conversation but i was struck by your cover art. tell us about that and where it came from. charles kenny. >> it is a picture of a beautiful drawing, it draws from the cover of a french newspaper from 1911, in manchuria, was suffering under a pneumonic plague like the bubonic plague only spread through the air as well and had nothing to do with the cover-up, it was a very appropriate for this year because the response to the manchurian plague, put in place by chinese doctors involved social distancing, mask wearing and restrictions on travel. there are arguments how much they would do without intervention but they were interventions, and it rapidly went away and h

hera another view. it's kind of shaking in the wind.ee that flag really rocking and rolling there as we look to our east bay and san francisco. 0's and 50's this morning. just to show you how windy it already is. as we kick off our wednesday. 28-mile an hour winds out of in the it, ri valley. 22-mile an hour winds in fairfield at this hour. the winds are only going to increase through the day today. a wind list are you for most of the bay area from 5:00 p.m. today to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. for the north bay, san francisco metro. san francisco shoreline. east bay hills, dark iablo range. tracking northwesterly winds that will gust up to 40 to 50-mile its an hour. we have this tight pressure gradient. this weather system to the north. the low pressure system and a ridge to the soup. we are looking at the windy conditions and a dry cold front pushing through. kicking up the winds even more for us. we are tracking the westerly winds that are obvious going to increase for us and ramp up as we head througthe da of us across the bay area even if

to see my mum, give hera hug. waiting, her daughter teresa. you. and cuddle you. don't cry. i am crying, because it's been a while. i'm so excited, i'm so excited. laughter it's awesome, awesome. it's lovely. to have that, to be able to do that connection. it is weird. very weird, yeah. i think it'll take a bit of getting used to. yeah. they're still being cautious, though, only hugging one another and only outside. maybe social distance makes the heart grow fonder. jon kay, bbc news, southampton. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. you probably noticed that over the last few weeks, our weather patterns have kind of got stuck, with low pressure firmly in charge and those rainfall totals firmly mounting up. top of the rainfall league, topcliffe in north yorkshire, where we've already had double the amount of rain we'd expect in the whole of the month of may, and of course, we're onlyjust past the halfway point of the month. there's loads more rain to come and storm clouds like these remaining firmly on the ho

olympus where pets have greek names like romulus and remus and peter and june are a modern day zeus and herauy into it and join our own mythology. >> what are you saying about the family unit? >> i think with family they're the people that you trust most but that also means they're the people that can hurt you the most because you rely on them. you don't expect those betrayals. so it makes this really interesting tension. >> all families have drama. >> yeah, all families have drama. >> this drama which includes a jaw-dropping moment that changes the lives of the characters forever may make it to the big screen. the book already optioned by nee women," "gone girl" and "bohemian rhapsody." >> were you casting anybody in your mind as you were writing some of these complicated characters? >> i was thinking about kurt russell who is an actor i really love as peter and perhaps his son, leia thompson and her daughter zoey deutch is wnderful so pairings like that were wonderful since they were a family, how they could bring that to the screen too. >> get ready for a southern political drama this nex

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i'm thrilled we have more area jobs, hera is on board as well as the director of the end of the indian energy program and i'm excited to collaborate on our collective desire to make sure that we move all communities forward and take advantage of the opportunities of clean energy . i want to mention the interagency working group on coal that we are leading, that department of energy is leading from the executive order that president biden signed is focused on smart investments in the economic future of the space strategy for communities affected by the transition. that report fully recognizes the novel and the hopi and many other tribal nations that are affected by the shifting economics of the fossil fuel industry and we want to proactively work with them so the tribes are totally part and parcel of our place based and full community and power community strategy. >> is complicated because the coal industry provides alot of jobs . so it's sort of a trade-off. we don't want to lose those jobs but there are some communities that that's all there is . but they want to transition into clean

opportunity to take some of the lessons we've learned, particularly with covid-19, but going back to herather things we've done out of the ordinary in terms of rapid progress in areas that require e lot of different disciplines to get together and move forward in a fashion that is pioneer bid id darba in the defense department, but that we could bring to the health arena with great benefit. i'm very excited if this is, in fact, embraced by the congress and the appropriations process s we're getting into for fy '22, if we could do this, it's very exciting. >> thank you for your time.>> i've gone over time on these issues. chairwoman, thank you very much for allowing me this time and holding this hearing.to o >> absolutely. s it's a pleasure. we have two members that are waving onto our subcommittee, il and we be always welcome them a any member that wants to join us from the full committee to wave on, and they will be the last l two that i know of to question this panel. have y so, drs collins and brooks, you'll have your late lunch a shortly. at thisnd timee i would like to recognize the