. >> let's call it start nipping it in the -- we nipped it in the bud. let's call it start nipping it in the -- in the bud. >> slow down a little bit. >> you brought up a good point the president said he doesn't drink. that's probably we'll closest we'll ever see him to downing a few too many. >>>. >>> the lack of a response from the commander in chief comes as he's set to sign a legislative package aimed at putin himself. nbc's andrea mitchell has the latest. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: with his domestic troubleses, the president dealing with two foreign crises. vladimir putin and north korea. locked up, u.s. embassy trucks under the away outside moscow, a day before they were supposed to be packed and gone. major escalation as putin aordes sweeping cuts. on state tv putin retaliating after congress voted almost unanimously to sanction russia. in estonia the vice president saying that the president will go along with it. >> regrettably last week russia took the drastic step of limiting the united states' diplomatic presence in their nation. >> re

we've nipped it in the bud. let's call it start. nipping it.n the -- in the bud. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nipping it in the bud and smoking it. this is good. the president may have trouble selling his agenda but he has plenty of other stuff to sell. i got a box the other day. we signed up for a monthly club. it's kind of like a fruit of the month club. but this is a trump version of that. we saw an offer that said get your big league box. that's it. every month as a recurring donor you will receive a hand-picked bundle of exclusive and vintage donald j. trump merchandise. we paid $49 a month, which is the least you can pay. and this is the first box we got. and let's see what is in this box. all right. so there is what appears to be an inauguration tote bag. yes. a tote bag. [ applause ] all right. four red solo cups. [ applause ] that say -- oh, boy. these are nice. what do these say on them? these say "45th president donald j. trump," and his inauguration date. while you get drunk, you can enjoy those. [ laughter ] and what else? o

just nipping mitchell—blake. —— adam gemili. just pipping the united states by 0.5 of a second.lt poll up with cramp and an injury and just fall short of 20 gold medals in his career. a wonderful moment for the british relay team clutching their gold medals. each of those are actually inscribed with their names as well. so they will remember where they won it. they are on the top tier with the americans and the japanese. we just hope that of the seven finals we have tonight here at the world athletics championships, they can be another british medal. let's have a quick look. there is the highjump let's have a quick look. there is the high jump final, let's have a quick look. there is the highjump final, the discus final and the women, the 800 metres final, the 5000 metres final and lynsey sharp hoping she can get in the south african caster semenya's slipstream. i think the best chances for great britain this evening again are going to be in the relays. the men and the women both in the final track events here at the london stadium, the four by 100 metres relays. probably the be

out how bad this could have gotten antony pitt in -- bad this could have gotten antony pitt in —— and nip. there was an explosion. there was a degree of luck involved. this is really chilling. and it is for every major capital in every major city, notjust major capital in every major city, not just western city, this radicalisation is an issue. notjust a one off, notjust one or two people having a crack, this looks like a proper cell of 12 individuals with an imam, some of the suspected attackers say they were led to do this. and there must be many sleepless cells in so many great european, american and asian and middle eastern cities. let's not forget, most people die in the middle east in muslim countries of such incidents. let's look at the arab news. the us in search of real middle east peace. what do you make of that? i have a regular column in arab news. you didn't write this? this is not a column. it does make sense. there is the arab peace initiative, started in 2002 by the then crowned prince abdullah, who became the king, in doors to buy the arab league in 2017, which said we ar

the australian guys i know say the twilight period the ball nips around but then the pink ball co said we ball went quite soft quite quickly so we have to be so adaptable on the day. we are going in with a com pletely day. we are going in with a completely clear mind and learning on thejob, almost. i think completely clear mind and learning on the job, almost. i think the team who will come out most successful is the team that reacts more quickly. the west indies team manager joel garner has criticised the professionalism of his country's top players saying they must "prepare to work hard" and "make sacrifices" if they are to copy the west indies' domination of test cricket in the 1970s and ‘80s. several big name players — including chris gayle, darren bravo, darren sammy and marlon samuels — are currently out of the test team, as they try to resolve a dispute with the country's cricket board, meaning the west indies are relying on an inexperienced side against england. i think that attitudes have changed somewhat towards training and preparation. if you fail to be prepared, be prepare

the australian guys, they say, they say that that ball will nip around, the kookaburra ball, but thek ball county ground, they said that the ball went quite soft white quickly, so we willjust have to be so quickly, so we willjust have to be so adaptable on the day. as a player the exciting thing is that we go in with a completely clear mind. i think the team that will come out most successfully is the team that reacts quicker. staying with cricket, india thrashed sri lanka in the third and final test in kandy. the home side were following—on and were bowled out for 181 in their 2nd innings, with ravi ashwin and mohammed shami taking 7 wickets between them. india won by an innings and 171 runs, to complete 3—0 series whitewash. british middle—distance runner laura muir has confirmed she'll miss next year's commonwealth games while she continues her studies to become a vet. twenty—four—year—old muir finished fourth in the 1500 metres, and sixth in the 5,000 at the world championships in london but she's got her veterinary exams in may, and won't be able to represent scotland at the com

from bucket and spades at the beach to nipping across the channel to stock up on wine and cheese.a long history of seeking out sun or sustenance over the summer. but our holiday habits have changed dramatically over the past couple of decades, according to new figures from the office of national statistics. the great british holiday. it has changed a lot over the last century. this is blackpool in the 1920s when huge numbers flocked to the seaside in search of sunshine and sand. by the 1970s, overseas holidays were still mostly reserved for the most affluent still mostly reserved for the most afflu e nt of still mostly reserved for the most affluent of britons, with butlins and brighton remaining popular summer and brighton remaining popular summer destinations closer to home. but the arrival of low—cost airlines in the 1990s began the boom in foreign travel. 27 million flu overseas in 1996. 20 years later, 45 million britons chose to spend their holidays abroad. over the past 20 yea rs, holidays abroad. over the past 20 years, there‘s been a revolution in travel and that has been

and it is very easy to manipulate descriptions without really being dishonest, but to m nipala n n n nip -- manipulate description, it is below mean wage. so, you know, without going into specifics, i've seen that happen actually.imes, host: tim, where did you come over from and when did you come over? caller: i prefer not to say. host: okay. is er: my second comment that the gentleman who called businesses rding profiting from skilled workers do the job for less, in this case, yeah, that is ossible, but, you know, the other thing to consider is that there is influx of workers who willing to do menial jobs wants to doone else for next to nothing. america's -- the crisis of things here are far less than in europe, than other north american countries like canada, australia or the mainly because people will work for less than a living wage. if they really want to stem this immigration that in quotes, they have to be prepared for way up.oing host: tim in d.c., the merit-based system this president that the endorsed yesterday, would aspects.everal it would award points based on ducation, abil

. >> i think it speaks of a mistake and possibly a sense of entitlement that ought to be nipped in theud. i have a feeling that social media has been nipping it in the butt all day. >> you know, there's -- there's an awful lot of people out there who go on and on about their sense of public service. we all know most of them are lying. >> well, there's that. there's that. you guys were -- >> here's a poor woman who told the truth. >> there's something to that. >> all right. a table for the ages. thank to you all of you charlie sikes, donna edwards, peggy noons and -- mtp daily starts right now #hermes scarf. and if it is tuesday, president trump did about to hold his first rally since charlottesville. >>> tonight fired up in phoenix. after calling for unity last night -- >> we cannot remain a force for peace in the world if we are not at peace with each other. >> president trump is hinding into a tinderbox at tonight's rally. will he light a match? >>> plus all about that base. why all that talk about calamity and could may be just that the. >>> and political fallout from the about-f

i mean, the australian guys i know say that the twilight period, the kookaburra ball nips around, butoft quite quickly. we're just going to have to be so adaptable on the day, i think. the exciting thing as a player is we are going in with a completely clear mind, we're completely learning on thejob, almost. i think the team that will come out most successful this week is the team that reacts quicker. rory mcilroy says he might not play again this year, because of the rib injury that's troubled him all season. he'll make a decision in the next few days. he's still the world number four, but he's really struggled with consistency recently and he's parted company with the caddie who'd been with him for nine years. he finished in a tie for 22nd place at the uspga championship yesterday — and it's three years since he last won a major. ijust i just haven't allowed ijust haven't allowed at i just haven't allowed at the time to let it fully heal. i wanted to play this season. i feel like i'm capable of playing well and winning and putting rounds together, but if i want to challenge on a mor

they located 22-year-old kenneth smith's body today but called off the search for the other nip sailors missing after monday's war ship collision. smith went to cherry hill east high school before joining the navy. >> cherry hill mayor chuck kahn released a statement praising smith for following his father and grandfather's footsteps and serving his country as midshipman. >> the navy is continuing its investigation into the pacific fleet. the commander of the seven fleet has been relieved of duties because of that incident. one expert blamed leadership for these tragedies on a lack and training. >> i think what you're seeing a kill minute nation of years of the navy senior leadership back here in washington, d.c. who have failed to properly man, train and equipment the fleet to do their jobs. >> some investigators believe human error was to blame in this accident. >>> quick phone call may have saved bensalem woman's life. >> scary situation for anyone and thanks to technology she got help fast. fox 29's jeff cole joins us now. so, jeff, what exactly happened? >> reporter: pretty interes

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nip time you have this much moisture it won't take much time to ring out storms. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you this is tracking eastward through today. and because of that the storm prediction center is putting us in the slight risk of severe showers and storms. downpours and damaging winds and the flood watch until 2:00 today. we have more coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> this reminder, with rain in the forecast get weather updates any time on your phone or tablet. including real time views from stormtracker 6 live double scan. the 6 abc is a free download. >>> and following the deadly terror attacks in barcelona, spain. rex tillerson confirmed the death of one american citizen in the attacks and one confirmed injury and investigators are still working to determine if there are any other american casualties. abc news correspondent, molly hunter is in barcelona with more on the investigation and at rest made in connection with the attacks. >> reporter: the bloody aftermath of yet another terror attack in the heart of a european city

. >> i think we have to find a way to nip this in the bud. we have to find a way to say, yes, it's our history, but we do not embrace it, and we certainly do not embrace it at a house that belongs to all the citizens of the state of maryland. >> and mews says there have been talks of a compromise to probably bring the statue to a museum in the area. the time has come to properly acknowledge our past and glorifying the darkest chapters of our history. >> this is a debate that will continue. >>> in baltimore, the city council has voted to deconstruct all four monuments that showcase confederate history. >> in durham, north carolina, a crowd cheered as a woman pulled down this confederate statue people then started kicking and spitting on that fallen monument. organizers say their goal is to smash white supremacy. >>> most of the storms have moved out of the area, after a very, wet, early part of the day, topper shutt is out on the weather terrace, and top anything still out there lingering? >> let me show you this picture first. this is at bran

. >> the goal is to nip some cardiac arrest in the bud. because by the time it happens, it's too late. >> reporter: it's not a heart attack which is caused by a blockage. sudden cardiac arrest is caused by a short circuit in the heart. there hasn't been a good test to determine who's vulnerable. >> we don't have any real predictors of risk. >> reporter: after this doctor studied a million people, he found a possible solution, using an ekg, an inexpensive test that's been around for 100 years. >> we're looking at six data points on this ekg, ranging from the heartbeat, to electrical activity recorded from the heart. >> reporter: dr. chu discovered that data is the key to predicting who's at risk. the goal now, to get that risk score included on every ekg, and implant high risk patients with a de fibrillator to shock the hart back to normal. lynn howard now has a de fibrillator and hopes more people can benefit from knowing their risk. >> anything to prevent this from happening to at least one person would be great. >> researchers are now co

jonathan: nip and tuck there. michelle: we are off to a great start for the weekend.doug: we keep an eye on storms. this is where they are over the mountains. the cold front comes in and we have a chance of scattered showers and the storms. in the metro wi think it's like 10:00 to 1:00. brian van de graaff is in for steve with that and a beautiful weekend. cooler, less humid. delightful. enjoy it. michelle: looking good. thank you, doug. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: hope to s the moment you could put this iyourselfment. in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in prizes including a new mercedes-benz convertible, sedan or suv. so get a move on. join m life rewards and enter the choose your ride giveaway for a chance at your share of $350,000 in prizes and freeplay®. this is monumental. >>> tonight, severe storms hitting as we come on the air. three children just hit by lightning. the emergency cal

. >> the goal is to nip sudden cardiac arrest in the butt because by the time it happens it's too late. >> it's not a heart attack caused by blockage. it's caused by a short circuit in the heart. there hasn't been a good test to determine who is vulnerable. >> we don't have any real predictors of risk. >> after of this doctor studied a million people, he found a possible solution using an ekg, an inexpensive test around for 100 years. >> we're looking at six data points on this ekg ranging from the heart beat to electrical activity recorded from the heart. >> he discovered that data is the key to predicting who is at risk for cardiac arrest. the goal now to get that risk score included on every ekg. an implant high risk patients with a defibrillator that shocks the heart back to norm. >> life saving? >> absolutely. >> lynn has a key fibrillator. >> anything to prevent this happening to at least one person would be great. >> certainly resuring developments there. dr. john torrez reporting. >>> with no winner since june, the powerball jacket now sits at a whopping $700 million. that's th

so this one gecko starts to creep up, starting nipping at the snake. keeps biting at it.an see there's clearly something in that snake's throat. but that gecko doesn't give up. gets a good piece of that snake. knocks most of it off the tree. stuck there but only whatever is in its mouth. >> that is a big lump. like having a stuffed turkey. >> it can't get the snake to release the death grip. so the guys behind the camera stepped in. watch this. >> oh! >> like give it up, let's go. >> one of their friends was stuck in that snake's mouth. now that poor little guy is looking a very unusual color and is quite lifeless. the snake runs off into the tree. >> you're not going to look the prettiest when you come out of a snake's belly like that. >> that gecko is a tough critter. >> no flipping way. >> you did it. his buddies came to help out and a little nudge by the factory workers, that guy lives to see another day. >> that's what you call ride or die friends right there. >>> 90 days to a new body. >> 90 days, huh? >> yeah. >> that's impressive. >> wait until you see where it en

one nipped a child after the parent put the child into an encloe enclosure with the duck. the child was not seriously injured. >>> new players are pretty common when it comes to the oakland a's but the team is introducing a new logo. >> will it be a home run? we'll let you decide. >>> american idol is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions will be held in sunday august 20th. >>> the american idol bus will be in jack london square giving you a chance to be a star. you can audition online right now. we have a link. potential contestants need to be 15 years old. >>> we want to thank jay for this lovely picture. share your pictures with us by using the ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> coming up at 6:00, local congressman explain why we shouldn't be worried about the threat of a nuclear attack or missile launch by north korea

when they realized it's a lot like burning man except with none of the fun not nearly as many man nips and a lot more cancer lawmakers granted the pentagon and its contractors a temporary reprieve to find the safest way they are wild to talk the burning of munitions because stopping it to suddenly might not be safe that's like song to your neighbors arm insisting in order to stop safely you have to keep strong for the next twenty minutes open burn sparked outrage from affected residents like these in bradford where the plant burns as much as eight thousand pounds of munitions daily we already know from iraq and afghanistan that opening burns are of about as good an idea is drinking fireball over the age of forty or two white men making a t.v. show fantasizing about the confederacy winning the civil war munitions tires even body parts burned in pits right next to living quarters of soldiers and while registry exists for vets who suffer damage from these fires there's no registry for low income black residents and cities like colfax louisiana where clean harbors a contractor with no sens

he's like the hero until the cat starts nipping at him. wow. >> whoa. >> well, the cat is scared. are cheering. you're running really fast. >> you have to be careful there. that's not good. >> but that kid is like, ow, that hurt. >> now to more of the stories we're following for you on nbc 10 news today at 6:00. >>> breaking right now, the search for a man who broke into a home takes over a neighborhood. >>> decision day. will a controversial dune project continue after injuries is he shore? a judge is set to decide. >>> and fly eagles thigh. the most wonderful time of the year is almost here. we have preseason connectoff. >> football season. >> let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> just looking at the sun coming up this morning. we're just a few minutes away the from sunrise. it's coming up at 6:8. so cool this morning. king of prussia is at 60 degrees. we'll warm up to 64 degrees at 8:00. temperatures a bit higher, too, up to 77 degrees. that's at 11:00 this morning. the temperature will be going up, but the humidit

olympic icon got off the block slowly, but this time, bolt could not make up the distance, getting nipped at the finish line. >>> all right, today is looking fantastic, but you're keeping a close eye on tomorrow. >> we always have to go but, at the end. today looks gorgeous. this is the view from cape may. people have the right idea getting outdoors today because it's going to be a nice afternoon as well. we're looking at the changing conditions happening overnight into tomorrow morning. let's check out the ten day on ten and we'll show you the temperatures. 82 for us this afternoon in philadelphia. right near 80 along the shore. tomorrow, only a high of 78. some of us may only make it to the high 70s because by the afternoon,y rain and thunderstorms possible. would not be surprised by localized flooding. >> more tonight at 6:00 and 11:00. "meet the press" coming your way next. have a great sunday. oh hey! it's me mom, catching some side eye. first rule of motherhood. someone's always judging. breastfeeding, didn't work out. guess what? world's still turning. yeah, i bribe my kids. how el

jamaican icon got off the block slowly, but this time, bolt could not make up the difference, getting nippedine. afterwards, the two speedsters paid their respects to each other. >> at the end, he said congratulations you work hard for it, you deserve it. he has much respect for he, and i have respect for him. >> bolt actually came in third, just one 100th of a second behind christian coleman. >> 5:57 on your sunday morning. we're following breaking news. that's a deadly hit-and-run in center city, philadelphia. aundrea cline-thomas is live near the scene. aundrea. >> we're going to tell you about the information police are hoping to get that will help them crack this case. that's coming up in a live report. >>> and today, scattered clouds overhead. it's going to be a beautiful sunday, but moving forward, your monday, talking rainy, stormy weather possible. that will change the scene over views like here in cape may, but we'll talk more about the nice conditions of your sunday coming up. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get

. >> the goal is to nip sudden cardiac arrest in the butt because by the time it happens it's too late. >> it's not a heart attack which is caused by a blockage. sudden cardiac arrest is caused by a short circuit in the heart and there hasn't been a good test to determine who's vulnerable. >> we don't have any real predictors of risk. >> after this doctor stu studied a million people he found a possible solution using an ekg, an inexpensive test that's been around for a hundred years. >> we're look at six data points on this ekg ranging from the heartbeat to electrical activity recorded from the heart. >> dr. chu discovered that data is the key to predicting who's at risk. the goal now to get that risk score included on every ekg and implant high-risk patients with ady fib bra later that shocks the heart back to normal. >> can it be lifesaving. >> absolutely. >> lin howard nows that ady fib bra lator and hopes more people can benefit from her risk. >> anything to keep this from happening to at least one person would be great. >>> authorities in kansas city say one man is dead after a r

now, it's a little early for a nip but let's talk whisky, because during the eu referendum many of scotland'st now it seems some are having a change of heart, buoyed by the prospect of one—off trade deals with countries such as india, where they currently face tariffs of 150%. our scotland editor sarah smith has the story. the barley, the water and the weather make islay malt unique, and on this small island, whisky is very big business. almost 90% of scotland's amber liquor is exported overseas, so brexit will certainly be felt here. small distilleries, like kilchoman, don't want to lose the protected status for scotch whisky offered by eu law, and they worry about the bureaucracy that leaving the single market might entail. whereas it was very easy to export into europe, it's now going to be a little more difficult. certainly for smaller companies, i think, that will have an impact, because of the amount of people we have to comply with all the new regulations. many of the island's distilleries are owned by big firms that supported remaining inside the eu, but they're now eyeing up the oppo

- [laughs] okay, just to nip any rumors in the bud, katie and i are coworkers, all right?iend, i have a fun bumble presence. the point is, despite whatever you guys have heard, we are not sleeping together. - no one thinks you're sleeping together. i thought you were brother and sister. - i don't think about either of you sleeping with anyone. katie, you're always, like, doing puzzles. - some say sex is the ultimate puzzle. - yeah, see? you say stuff like that. - greg, can you even have sex? you told me yourself you don't have genitals. - no, i did not. - yeah, you did. you came up to me and said, "beth, i have nothing down there. i'm completely smooth, like a ken doll." do you not remember that? - that never happened. - ugh. - oh, boy. i don't know who to believe. - okay, come on, let's just go. - but katie, i do have genitals. - stop saying "genitals." you're making it worse. [smash] - oh, i have to leave you, chuck. it's what the other chuck wants. [solemn music] [sighs] ♪ oh, i can't do it. why is this so hard? come on, buddy. let's go. ♪ okay, you'll be safe up here.

if you see your company is becoming toxic you have to nip that in the bud. here's five district attorney ways to start to fix thing. >> if possible keep an open door policy. your employees will tell you there's a problem if you are approachable and regularly speak to them one on one. two, squash bully behavior. the work place is no place for bullies. if you discovery one is degrading the others, take mead action. three, be human, stress can bring out the worst in people. but it's important to remember that your employees are human. give them room to make mistakes and reward them for good work. >>> four provide adequate training work with hr to develop solid work place policies and crea create training programs. >> burn out is real, even the best worker needs to recharge. give them time to relax and take time to recharge themselves and their families. >>> bellkin is a giant in technology. chet pip kin has been at the help of the company. he started it in his parents garage with little knowledge of the hard wair and software world. here's some of his advice on

so the moral of the story if you want a nip and tuck make sure it's legit because that could be ugly.'re going to mess with your body you better do the research. >> do it right. >> you know the saying the children are our future. well now that millennials are all grown and apparently they industries because of their preferences and some of the businesses on this kill list include, ready for it, homeownership. millennials don't have the money or want to delay purchase ago home until later in life. also, killing beer. they prefer wine or spirits. napkins, no napkins. millennials say paper towels will do just fine. cereal no more cereal. it's not a convenient breakfast. oh, and, um, in the sporting world, no golf. the younger generation just not interested in the grand old game of golf. let's add to the list. how about chain restaurants unfortunately we've seen them disappear over the years. millennials apparently prefer to cook or grab a quick park bite. bars of soap forget about it covered in germs. go with liquid soap as well. everyone loves a diamond except millennials non traditiona

so that the fast casual competitor is a big big part of what's nipping at the casual dining. restaurants around the country now there are some economists like goldman sachs that are arguing that the commercial real estate property values have been stretched now and now they're overvalued obviously we see so many retail industry shutting their doors so do you think that something to worry about our commercial space is too expensive. well that's a couple different questions as a broker we are representing the tenants and we always think it's too expensive. but in general i think most a lot of economists are are saying that there's anywhere from three to five thousand too many restaurants in this country and the the inventory has to pare down a little bit and i think that will occur and i think you'll see people pick up that space but restaurant retail roll rates in the most the major cities in the better markets are on the increase so yes there are pockets everywhere in the country where rates are what they were twenty years ago but if you go to atlanta or any other big city an

with my business partner heywood tougher nip injury and we have a company attack of the comics and we. draft house and so we were talking about what we wanted to do and what kind of show we wanted to put on, and heywood& and i had already been doing shows for other companies. >> um-hmm. >> that were charity related but then jason had come to one of our shows i think less than week before his asthma attack, and so as soon as we heard the news about him, we understood that okay, this is what i think, you know, this should be. >> little did you know you were paying it forward. when you went to one much their shows they have these shows once a month then you raise money for whatever the said charity is, >> right. >> on that night. so this one tomorrow night happens to be to be helping you. and then you'll have a raffle, too, right. >> yup. we're having a raffle. alex will be hosting, and our grand prize is chef rock harper. >> yeah. >> who won i think season three of hell' kitchen donated. >> we know chef. he's a friend of the show. >> he donated a fried chicken dinner for ten people. >>

how do you think nips can promote u.s. fisheries. you and i talk about the export issue and we're able to get language in the trade promotion authority that for the first time focuses on fishing exports and you know, unfair subsidies for foreign fleets. what are other things it can be doing to promote a goal that most of us certainly agree with? >> this may sound repetitive, senator, to some of my earlier comments. there is some headroom, andor domestic harvest potential where they're leaving fish in the water partly due to some lingering regulatory constraints that may or may not be any longer necessary and there are data port fisheries when we talk about flexibility in our annual catch limits and rebuilding schedules and some of the accountability measures and again, particularly for data-poor stocks, i think there is -- there are some opportunities for us to maximize that, and again, i'm a firm believer in science based and i've been in the cornerstone for over 40 years and with the overarching construct, i think there are opportu

that is what could happen if we do not nip this in the bud.ly: this engineer makes the point google should value diversity of opinion. former google engineer, thanks the real issue is he felt safe enough to write this. there are a lot of people asking why he still has a job. what action should google take? should this engineer be fired? >> there should be a very specific conversation with him and others and the company around it. erica'sit is eric -- memo and other memos are pointing out he is acting as if it normalizes this kind of sexist, racist conversation. all of the facts are wrong. there are moments of reality and factual elements, but then he pulls out a conclusion that is factually incorrect. we have to catch that. the main thing is having open conversations. there is freedom of speech in our country. we value that. we also have social norms about things. there really are rules about inclusion. our minds have evolved. we are right near the jefferson memorial. thomas jefferson, the wall says i am not a fan of the rapid change of law, b

. >>> in oakland, visitors to ferry land are being told to stay away from the nicks after one nippeda child's hand. a parent put the child into an enclosed area with the duck. don't pet the ducks. >>> time to turn to our weather and a bit of a cooldown. >> it is a nice change. it looks like that's going to continue for a while. drew tuma is here with the forecast. >> i think a lot of folks are liking this welcomed, cooler air. after last month, august has been relatively cool. here's the highlights. that cloud cover is going to be widespread, and tomorrow like it was today,clearing, another comfortable day tomorrow and we're tracking cooler weather on the horizon to finish off the seven-day forecast. that excessive heat looks to stay away the next several days. let's show you the current picture we have out there. we have that thick bank of coastal cloud cover. we see a drizzle off the coast. it's not out of the question to have some coastal drizzle. tracking what is now a dying thunder shower. a couple of lightning strikes in the past half hour. but you can see the activity is windi

. >>> in oakland, visitors to ferry land are being told to stay away from the nicks after one nipped at a child's hand. a parent put the child into an enclosed area with the duck. don't pet the ducks. >>> time to turn to our weather and a bit of a cooldown. >> it is a nice change. it looks like that's going to continue for a while. drew tuma is here with the forecast. >> i think a lot of folks are liking this welcomed, cooler air. after last month, august has been relatively cool. here's the highlights. that cloud cover is going to be widespread, and tomorrow like it was today,clearing, another comfortable day tomorrow and we're tracking cooler weather on the horizon to finish off the seven-day forecast. that excessive heat looks to stay away the next several days. let's show you the current picture we have out there. we have that thick bank of coastal cloud cover. we see a drizzle off the coast. it's not out of the question to have some coastal drizzle. tracking what is now a dying thunder shower. a couple of lightning strikes in the past half hour. but you can see the activity is w