it's where lions — captive lions — are introduced into the natural environment.e take them out three times, four times a day, regardless of whether there are paying visitors getting involved or anything out there, the whole aim is to get them out into their natural environment. and they experience — they learn stuff. although interaction with humans is kept to a minimum, the project does give you a chance to get close to the lions while they are still relatively young. these ones are just 12 months old. are we ok with them being that close? absolutely, absolutely. that's the female? that's the female standing up. she is massive! she is more like investigating us. if you check, she has been constantly looking at you. because now she might be interested in this wheelchair, which is a very good sign to us — that whatever surrounds them, they are always investigating. you can even see that with the boy, his mane is developing. yeah. hey, cubs. how are you? zulu and pendu are brother and sister, and they have formed a special bond with their keeper, musa. but it's a b

an aggressive disease killing sea lions. now we know what is behind it and how it could help humans. >>> governor newsom's job on the line. the new poll of how he would do if a recall election were held today. >>> today is cesar chavez day, the state holiday honoring the labor organizer and founder of the united farmworkers union. today santa clara county is making a push to vaccinate hundreds of farm and food workers and one of its most vulnerable communities. >>> kpix 5 is live in morgan hill to explain why the county is prioritizing this group. >> reporter: people working in the fields including processing plants have been designated essential workers and they have been working this entire time nonstop during the pandemic and many of them have gotten sick and now they are being offered the protection of a vaccine. >> reporter: she barely has words for getting her second shot. >> i feel secure now. i feel awesome, protected. >> reporter: the importance of that protection can't be overstated. she said she had a close call d

would you live in mountain lion territory? 10, polyus says it's rare that a mountain lion would attack a human. it's often a young male mountain land who's in search of territory or a mate. it could be an outline in search of food. one neighbor's shed with me this video of a mountain lion jumping over the fence by his front door in january and the rolling would neighborhood there was a similar sighting more than a year ago in the same area, polyus says mountain lines happened known to go after pets so people should supervise their dogs and cats. and be aware it's always on the back of your mind. you never know where they're going, tol win or where they'll pop out. mid peninsula regional open space district says more than half of california, including undeveloped sama tail and santa clara counties, is prime mountain lion habitat, experts say if a mountain lion does attack fight back in san bruno amberleigh ktvu. fox two news, the marine movie marine mammal center confirms that a ship strike killed one of the great whales found

we do live in mountain lion territory, ken polyus says it's rare that a mountain lion would attack a human. it's often a young male mountain land who's in search of territory or a mate. it could be an outline in search of food. one neighbor's shed with me this video of a mountain lion jumping over the fence by his front door in january and the rolling would neighborhood there was a similar sighting more than a year ago in the same area, polyus says. mountain lines happened known to go after pets so people should supervise their dogs and cats and be aware it's always on the back of your mind. you never know where they're going, tol when or where they'll pop out. covid peninsula regional open space district says more than half of california, including undeveloped sam tail and santa clara counties, is prime mountain lion habitat. experts say if a mountain line does attack fight back, christina and really reporting live for us tonight, amber, thank you. and a mountain lion sighting has also been reported in san carlos. neighbors there reported seeing about line around 7 20 last night on

today we're focusing on the sea lion population. a large number of these animals are getting cancer because of chemicals that are currently in the water. >> kron four's. also good money and takes a look at the challenges that they're now facing. >> the tourists and locals flock to gawk at a healthy number of about a quarter million sea lions living along the california coast. but over the last 40 years, researchers with the marine mammal center have found the animals to be fatally sick with cancer. a recent study found 2 main causes, the herpes virus and harmful pollutants called pc be found in plastic and ddt. they were dumped in the ocean decades ago. they're known as legacy chemicals because despite being banned in the 70's. they're still lurking in the water today and it is lethal. so this is actually a major cause of mortality and death in california. sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer. we actually see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using these animals as an indicator o

they recently discovered it is caused by a sea lion form of herpes. something they say mankind triggered by dumping pesticides into the ocean near the channel islands back in the 1970s. >> it is a sexually transmitted virus, which is an efficient way to spread the virus because you have to reproduce to keep the species going. >> we can utilize the animals and respect them by taking advantage of learning as much as we can from them. >> ironically and unfortunately the cancer is very similar to human cervical cancer. scientists hope that studying the disease may unlock answers on how to prevent it and people. >>> scientists will be investigating the death of a gray well found in the bay. the animals was spotted this morning. chrissy field. the army corps of engineers towed the angel island. they will perform a necropsy to determine how they died. >>> coming up to my special day for one of the newest >>> the warriors center, james wiseman is no longer a teenager. the rookie turned 20. can't really go out and sell in miami but the head coach, steve kerr d

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last year the marine mammal center had to euthanize 29 sea lions because of cancer.tate agencies are trying to figure out what to do with these new findings. >>> taking a live look outside, nice, spring day across the bay area today. in the weather center, tracking the workweek forecast and even more warm weather on the way. >> made it up to 80 already today, brian, for some of the inland locations. tomorrow is very similar to today. tuesday we're going to start bringing these numbers back down. it will get windy again on tuesday. take note of that. allergy suffersers, we sufferers, we are probably not looking forward to that. 60s on the bay or here is a better way of looking over in the tri-valley where we are on the verge of 80. let's put up the current numbers. livermore closest to the view only 75. concord is 80. if you look in the bay, it's 62 in oakland. 52 at half moon bay. these numbers are looking very much like a summertime spread across the bay area. we're very much getting into the season where we're seeing the differences and a lot of it is determined by

juice and now lion's den so we're hoping lion's den can do the same and keep that trend going. with that i'm i'm asking for your consideration for approval tonight and we hope we can get that. with that, we're available for any questions. thank you for your time. >> hi, gentlemen, i wanted to thank you all for all the due diligence. you did the extensive community outreach and you have support and given what has been going on with our public-health crisis in the impact of small businesses in chinatown, and then this surge in anti a.p.i. violence it's really inspire to go see a business like this and especially one that's reviving a historic institution in the neighborhood and bringing back visitors and residents to chinatown as a destination. i think it's much needed and i'm very happy to support this project. i would love to move to approve this permit. >> hi, this is dory. i want to echo everything that commissioner wang just shared. i think this is truly a victory to have you come in front of our commission today. especially with today's landmark verdict in the trial of the

. >>> the environmental disaster from decades ago that maybe killing california sea lions today. >>> the daytime highs for the day just came in and we have a lot of 80s on here, but it is how far above average some of these are for some of you. we will show you that we are not staying here necessarily all week. i will show you why we are about to get a dueling demonstrations in southern california today where a white lives matter rally drew a swift response from counter protesters in huntington beach. they were advertising it on flyers posted around the city and reportedly for supporting the . counter protesters decided to hold the black lives rally at the same time call for unity and and hate speech. >>> when there asian people being killed all over the nation black people are being killed all over the nation and there are mexican people being treated just terribly all over the nation. somebody has to stand up and somebody has to say something and somebody has to say this is not okay. >>> a few fights broke out among the crowd and no word on any serious injuries, but a number of peo

well, the lion ram ant been received. well, the lion rampant is — been received. the lion rampant is flying at - been received. well, the lion rampant is flying at half - been received. well, the lion| rampant is flying at half mast been received. well, the lion - rampant is flying at half mast above holyrood house. nicola sturgeon said she sent her personal and deepest condolences to the queen and those of the entire scottish people. the other party leaders echoed those sentiments and said they agreed to suspend campaigning for the scottish parliamentary elections next month. the moderator of the general assembly of the church of scotland said the duke of edinburgh had demonstrated throughout his life that privilege ought to be linked, as he put it, to service, and the duke of edinburgh had shown us over many years what this looks like but, perhaps most striking of all, the sheer wealth of reminiscence from ordinary people in scotland, a reminder ofjust how many people's lives he engaged with over the years, which speaks volumes, i think, with the relationship of

share of the lions share as i suggested and they don't have to get in on merit it is very similar but let me do what we were talking about the n.f.l. in the us the n.b.a. and the u.s. basketball and american football they don't though have to worry about nurturing and sustaining you know young people as as they do in europe and bringing up boys girls from younger ages and bringing them into the system and that's what's you know germany's quite good about that is where this just in the americans they can pull from the universities which they did many times read so what does this mean for the future of the champions league and the europa league champions league becomes a sort of a 2nd tier league that europa league right now is the 2nd year to year tournaments they all have to come in by way of merit you have to play your way and they don't in the super league of course i guess as i said they don't but champions league will sort of be the 2nd tier so fewer sponsors fewer a little bit less money coming their way because of quite a bit less money obviously coming their way as a result of

sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer. see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using these animals as an indicator of ocean health. and in turn human health and we depend on the ocean as well. we depend on it for the food we eat, the air. we breathe. so we can learn from the seals and sea lions to understand those threats. i think it means that we need to think about how our on land. >> could impact not only marine mammals but ice in turn. that's why thinking about our use of plastics, thinking about the role of climate change and how we know that when we burn fossil fuels like coal, oil. natural gas is impacting the ocean marine life as well as ourselves. so coming together as a community to think about the solutions to issues like ocean trash or climate change can not only help the sea lions and actually helps us in the long run as well. >> the ecology center in berkeley, applauded, the city's recent ban on single use plastic and encourages the movement to spread because most of what

sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer.we actually see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using these animals as an indicator of ocean health and in turn human health. >> and we depend on the ocean as well. we depend on it for the food we eat, the air. we breathe. so we can learn from the seals and sea lions to understand those threats. i think it means that we need to think about how our actions of fun land can impact not only marine mammals but austin turn. that's why thinking about our use of plastics, thinking about the role of climate change and how we know that when we burn fossil fuels like coal, oil. natural gas is impacting the ocean marine life as well as ourselves. so coming together as a community to think about the solutions to issues like ocean trash or climate change can not only help the sea lions and actually helps us in the long run as well. >> the ecology center in berkeley, applauded, the city's recent ban on single use plastic and encourages the movement to spread

workers came upon a family of asiatic lions.y keep to themselves, but they were drinking from an artificial pond set up keep the parks animals cool. they needed it. parts of india are going through a heat wave right now with temperatures soaring to 40 degrees celsius. that's about 104 degrees fahrenheit. about 0 lions live in that park in the western state. officials have set up 400 water points to try to keep them cool. that's almost one pond per lion. these clearly preferred to drink together. you can blame them for trying to beat the heat. thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. have a great night. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ man: you're watching pbs. narrator: stream the best of pbs on any device with the pbs video app. all your favorite drama, history, science, news, and documen

he also captained the lions on the 1971 winning tour of new zealand.in new zealand. england all—rounder ben stokes is set to be out for up to 12 weeks after an x—ray and scan showed he needs surgery on a fractured finger. it means stokes will miss the test series against new zealand — and is also a doubt for england's white ball games against sri lanka and pakistan later injune. stokes was injured whilst playing in the indian premier league earlier this week, and will fly home tomorrow with his surgery set for monday. in formula one, valterri bottas was fastest in second practice. at the emilia romagna grand prix, the mercedes driver was just point zero one seconds faster than this team—mate lewis hamilton, with pierre gasly in third. charles leclerc meanwhile had set the fastest lap, only to lose it for exceeding track limits. things got worse when he ended up crashing in the closing seconds and disappointment for red bull's max verstappen too, who suffered a mechanical failure early in the session. and... there are three matches in rugby league's sup

wildlife officials say that the area is mountain lion country.le should not be surprised if they see one. >>> and designer michael kors paid tribute to his 40th anniversary show. kors hosted a show yesterday. it featured a prerecorded modeling show where models like naomi campbell struts down the runway. people will crave getting dressed up and the pandemic. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," special coverage from minneapolis on the derek chauvin murder trial verdict. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." does scrubbing grease and food feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn platinum. its perior formula breaks down and removes up to 99% of tough grease and food residue faster. so you can scrub less. dawn platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your kitchen and to pre-treat grease on laundry. dawn's even gentle enough to clean wildlife. tackle grease wherever it shows up. dawn platinum. scrub less. save more. with dawn. at panera, dinner is hot... and ready to serve. order our warm and toasty sandwiches for dinne

the lions share, sort of the lions share will go to these clubs.ing details about how it will work, 15 clubs we know, 12 of them from england, three from spain, three from italy, three more getting in on merit and they will be divided into two each season. that is what determines a champion. 50 founding members in total will have -- 15 founding members will have the lions share and they don't have to get in on merit. brent: but the money? >> talking about the nfl, the u.s., basketball and american football, they don't have to worry about nurturing and sustaining, you know, young people as they do in europe, bringing up boys, girls from younger ages and bringing them into the system. germany is quite good about that. brent: that's true, that's true, americans pull from the universities. what does this mean for the future of the champions league and europa league? >> champions league becomes like a second-tier league. they all have to come in by way of merit. you have to play your way in. a super league, as i said, they don't, but champions league wi

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general lions, this is likely your last hearing before the committee. on behalf of my colleagues, i want to thank you and your family for a lifetime of service and dedication to the nation which continues with your son, now a cadet at west point. the tradition goes forward. thank you. the security challenges in th ucon area grow bigger each year. russia is engaged in an ongoing hybrid warfare campaign just below the threshold of conflict that would provoke a military response including disinformation campaigns, targeting democratic processes, and the continued use of proxy groups to further russian interests in numerous countries around the world. combatting the threat requires a whole of government effort. i'll be interested to hear your views on the military means required as part of that whole of government effort. as well as what support we can provide our allies and partners as they seek to counter russian malign influence. last week ucon raised its watch level in ukraine from possible crisis to potential imminent crisis in response to significant

he also captained the lions on the 1971 winning tour of new zealand.nd four triple crowns and was coach of the 1977 lions in new zealand. ireland head into tomorrow's crucial game with france, in the women's six nations with the same side that comprehensively beat wales last weekend. the irish side scored seven tries against wales — so will be hoping to bring some of that form into the game with france, who are ranked fourth in the world. the teams are going head to head for the chance to face england a week on saturday — in the final of the re—structured championship. we focus on what us and what we can do in the forms we can put in. they are a good site and we have done our homework and that, but we are focusing on us in every thing we can put in thisjersey. put in this jersey. we say when we put on thatjersey committee feels like there are a lot of people with us, does that make sense? there is a massive support unit behind us, that becomes from the width and breadth of this country and everyone in this quite appreciated and we can't for tomorrow. a

sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer.actually see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using these animals as an indicator of ocean health. and in turn human health and we depend on the ocean as well. we depend on it for the food we eat, the air. we breathe. so we can learn from the seals and sea lions to understand those threats. i think it means that we need to think about how our actions of fun land. >> can impact not only marine mammals but a sudden turn. that's why thinking about our use of plastics, thinking about the role of climate change and how we know that when we burn fossil fuels like coal, oil. natural gas is impacting the ocean marine life as well as ourselves. so coming together as a community to think about the solutions to issues like ocean trash or climate change can not only help the sea lions and actually helps us in the long run as well. >> the ecology center in berkeley, applauded, the city's recent ban on single use plastic and encourages the movement to spread

he wants to turn a new page in his relations with europe but european commission president and the lion and council chairman charles michel expressed deep concerns about turkey's human rights record. state leaders in india are calling for a wider vaccination rollout as the country faces a staggering surge in coronavirus cases nearly 97000 new infections are reported on tuesday close to monday's record high more than half of the total cases recorded in the past 2 weeks have occurred in one western state. diplomats have been meeting in the austrian capital vienna for talks aimed at salvaging the iran nuclear deal european countries are mediating between iran and the united states to try to bring washington back into the agreement that the trumpet to destruction walked away from both tehran and washington said that the meeting was constructive more talks are now scheduled for friday this is news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our website that state of the you dot com . org. the united states and iran are on the same page when it comes to wanting to r

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sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer. see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using these animals as an indicator of ocean health. and in turn human health and we depend on the ocean as well. we depend on it for the food we eat, the air. we breathe. so we can learn from the seals and sea lions to understand those threats. i think it means that we need to think about how our on land. >> can impact not only marine mammals but us in turn. that's why thinking about our use of plastics, thinking about the role of climate change and how we know that when we burn fossil fuels like coal, oil, natural gas is impacting the ocean marine life as well as ourselves. so coming together as a community to think about the solutions to issues like ocean trash or climate change can not only help the sea lions and actually helps us in the long run as well. >> the ecology center in berkeley, applauded, the city's recent ban on single use plastic and encourages the movement to spread because most of what we

and today we focus on the sea lion population. a lot of them are getting cancer because of chemicals in the water. kron four's ella sogomonian takes a look. >> the tourists and locals flock to gawk at a healthy number of about a quarter million sea lions living along the california coast. but over the last 40 years, researchers with the marine mammal center have found the animals to be fatally sick with cancer. a recent study found 2 main causes, the herpes virus and harmful pollutants called pc be found in plastic and ddt. they were dumped in the ocean decades ago. they're known as legacy chemicals because despite being banned in the 70's. they're still lurking in the water today and it is lethal. so this is actually a major cause of mortality and death in california. sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer. we actually see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using these animals as an indicator of ocean health. and in turn human health and we depend on the ocean as well. we depend

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george north says he's heartbroken, he's out of the lions tour with a serious knee injury.might have ended her career but katie ormerod tells us how she can reach the top of the olympic podium in beijing next year. evening, what a game we've got coming up in the champions league. manchester city taking on paris st germain in their semi—final, the first leg is in paris. so many similarities between the two. since they were taken over by rival gulf states, both dominating their domestic leagues and cup competitions, but they have never cracked europe. in a moment we'll speak to a european cup finallist and star of french football back in the day but first here's adam wild on tonight's tie. all of the money in the world cannot always buy what you really want. for all the extravagant spending of paris and jimmy and football greatest prize has remained out of reach. at least until now. so with so much at stake, how much can they really enjoy paris in the springtime?— really enjoy paris in the s-urintime? , ., springtime? only one thing you can do is en'o springtime? only one thi

it isa it is a big blow for the lions come a big blow for george as well.would he go with that. he was looking incredibly promising from the six nations in the way he performed, so a big loss for george i feel for him and i wish them a real speedy recovery and if he can get back to full fitness and back and playing international rugby. world number onejudd trump is out of the world snooker championship after losing his quarter—final match up against shaun murphy. trump who won this tournament in 2019 had a chance to take the match to a deciding frame before missing this red. former champion murphy edged the closely contested match 13 frames to ii and will play last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson for a place in the final... three—time winner mark selby is through. he started the day 6—2 ahead of another former champion in mark williams but lostjust one more frame, on his way to a commanding 13—3 win and will play 2015 winner stuart bingham for the right to play the decider. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it took till the into the month b

staying with rugby union, and former lions captain sam warburton has named the player he thinks shouldmband, as it would be his fourth tour with the lions, but warburton has picked england and saracens forward maro itoje over his countryman. he also believes a shorter tour is a good move for the players. i“m i'm not... i'm —— we don't need that player. they don't need that much time to prep. you“re ready to go. i5 time to prep. you're ready to go. is there a clear contender for you at there a clear contender for you at the moment? a lot of the mood music seems to be tipping towards this fellow welshman.— seems to be tipping towards this fellow welshman. �* .., , ~ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... _ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of _ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of course, _ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of course, he'd - fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of course, he'd be l three seconds... of course, he'd be great. but i think we don't want to put too much pressure on som

yeah, it might keep the lions in for a while, but if they get if they get out, now those lions are strapped. moving on to business news. according to a new report, more than 50 major u.s. corporations paid zero federal taxes last year. and now janet yellen, u.s treasury secretary and retired hogwarts professor, has a plan for making them pay up. >> today, janet yellen, in her first major speech as treasury secretary, called for a global corporate tax rate that would stop countries from trying to compete by lowering corporate tax rates to try to attract new business. >> we're working with g-20 nations to agree to a global minimum corporate tax rate that can stop the race to the bottom. together, we can use the global minimum tax to make sure the global economy thrives based on a more level playing field. >> trevor: now, this is a great idea, because guys, let's be real. corporations shouldn't be able to move to a different country just to avoid higher tax rates. they should move to a different country to avoid going to prison for all those children they got killed. i mean, it's wild that cor

. >>> from the close encounter with a mountain lion. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> to a bridge that's not for the faint of heart, all the trending stories to get your friday started. >>> on this friday morning we do begin with that breaking news out of israel. a crowded celebration ending in a deadly stampede. >> more than 40 people were killed overnight as a massive crowd gathered at an annual religious festival. and many were rushed to the hospital. >> these images were captured by a drone showing festivities just before the stampede. as many as 100,000 jews reveilleo tiac collapsing into chaos after a stampede in israel left dozens dead and more than 100 injured. police say thousands of people were at a jewish festival when the massive crowd was sent into a panic triggering a rush to escape and creating a deadly bottleneck. some officials like those seen here were desperately tearing down metal barriers to make room for the mob while emts, ambulances and helicopters raced to the holy site to help free those trapped. >> all of a sudden we saw paramedics running by like mid-cpr on kids. >> p

an aggressive disease killing sea lions. we know what is behind it and how it could help humans. >>> governor newsom's job on the line. the new poll of how he would do if a recall election were held today. >>> today is cesar chavez day, the state holiday honoring the labor organizer and founder of the united farmworkers union. today santa clara county is making a push to vaccinate hundreds of farm and food workers and one of its most vulnerable communities. >>> kpix 5 is live in morgan hill to explain why the county is prioritizing this group. >> reporter: people working in the fields including processing plants have been designated essential workers and they have en

. >>> an unlikely explanation for what's causing mysterious sea lion deaths. for decades west coast sea lions have been dying of a cancer called eurogenital carcinoma. scientists discovered it's caused by a sea lion form of herpes something they say mankind triggered by dumping pesticides into the ocean near the channel islands in the 1970s. >> it's a sexually transmitted virus which is quite an efficient way to spread if you are a virus because you have to reproduce to keep the species going. >> we can kind of respect them in death by taking advantage of learning as much as we can from them. >> this is similar to human cervical cancer. scientists say they hope studying the disease can unlock answers on how to prevent it in people. >>> it is 20 minutes after 5:00. after break on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> more movie theaters set to reopen tomorrow. the question, will audiences return? how theaters are trying to convince them to come back. >>> at 7:00 on cbs this morning, the deputy secretary of defense kathleen hicks in her first interview on ho

the homeowner says the mountain lion locked eyes with one of the family cats.is what it is staring down there. while it with us terrifying, she was in you a of being so close to the animal. as long as it is outside and i am inside, we are good. >> i think y'all should never come to florida and alligators again. >> you are right. too much, too close. >>> well, coming up, the "7 things to know" this morning. >> and the cruising comeback . >>> it is 5:24. here are the "7 things to know" this morning. the man who died under the restraint of police, mario gonzalez's family is planning to file a lawsuit against the police department. three officers are now on paid administrative leave. >>> number two, there is a new push in san jose to get younger residents vaccinated. overfelt high school is holding a vaccine clinic. 16 and 17-year-olds will receive their shots. >>> number three, the ghost ship founder derek almena will be back in court for a restitution hearing. a judge ordered him to pay $81,000 to the victim's families. >>> and number four, today is day two of th

but this california sea lion is sick.e, she's being screened at the marine mammal center which is right near the golden gate bridge. she's one of hundreds of sea lions rescued each year. another indication veterinarians say of how much the ocean is plagued. >> about 25% of the adult and subadults do have cancer. and that is an extremely alarming number. >> reporter: as lead veterinarian, dr. cara field examines rescued sea lions for cancer. >> given the severely high rate and how abnormal it is, it's really important that we understand what is driving this disease in these animals. >> we may have an answer. a recently published study points to high levelels of ddt the mammals' blubber. before it was banned in 1972, ddddt was used worldwide as a pesticide. the nation's largest manufacturer was right on the california coast. montrose chemical opened up its los angeles plant in 1947. by 1970, it was clear somomethi wass very wronong. >> a report showed a high presence of ddt in the fish. residents were shocked. >> reporter:

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former british and irish lions captain sam warburton has backed england forward maro itoje to lead theuth africa this summer. coach warren gatland has various leadership candidates to choose from, including wales captain alun wynjones, but the man who led the last two lions tours believes the england man is best placed. he is one of the players who will be guaranteed to test, and i was extremely impressed with him so i think given his age, a lot of captaincy candidates are older and you question if it would be too much pressure to get through. i've gone back and forth with him and alan who will captain games on tour, but i'd probably go with him. don't forget the world snooker champioship continues at the crucible this afternoon. ronnie o'sullivan is in second round action against anthony mcgill. that's live on bbc two and the bbc sport website and app. sean murphy against mark davis concludes to a finish good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i'mjane hill to good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i'm jane hill to take you through the next few hours. we will be covering coronav

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george north will miss the british and irish lions tour of south africa in the summer with a seriousry. the wales winger, who won his 100th cap during this year's victory in the six nations, had been expected to feature in warren gatland's squad. it would have been a third lions tour for north, after he was part of the squad in australia in 2013 and new zealand four years later. this morning north tweeted... cricket will join football's social media boycott this weekend to tackle abuse and discrimination. in a statement, they say, "cricket stands with football." the england and wales cricket board, first class counties, the women's regional teams and the professional cricketers�* association will all take part in staying off platforms from 3pm on friday for four days. after chelsea and real madrid kicked things off in spain with a 1—1 draw in the first leg of their champions league semifinal, manchester city are at thomas tuchel�*s old club paris saint germain for the second semi later today. the french club are now run by former tottenham manager mauricio pochettino, who took over a

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