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the fire but many more are believed to have died due to exposure to smoke allowed as there is no clear gators that the town of brulé that's when nearly 500 homes were destroyed people still reeling from the trauma. it's now known as a strong black summer months of raging bushfires devastated the country southeast claiming dozens of lives and destroying everything in its path scientists believe nearly 3000000000 animals were killed or displaced the heartbreak and the devastation with us is nearly indescribable there was so many of the businesses that were lost there's so many of the beautiful homes that were lost here as well 8 months on al-jazeera has returned to some communities with fire caused widespread destruction in brough lease through unmarked bury haven't revealed their home yet but most of the debris has been removed they had stayed to defend it but the inferno was too strong it virtually exploded once it hit the. massive train coming towards us after months of repairs they're hoping to reopen a guest villas next month which were badly damaged and the return of some bird species is

so neck gators are a no-no, unless you're using the right type with a pocket and have it set up correctly. at which point, not a bad option. >> i typically wear these, the standard surgical mask. i have the wire here which i press against my nose. i check for coverage. does it seem like it's okay? fairly? >> surgical masks, i'm not getting a picture through of you right now, so i'll just imagine what you're showing me. >> oh. this is similar to a surgical mask. it's rectangular in this case. something that helps a lot with surgical masks or these cloth masks is to fold it like so, and then tie a knit here. and now this has one of these f few cents. pop one end on here. and then the other end on the other side like so. and what this does is it can turn your basic cloth mask or a surgical mask into a really nicely fitting device. so i can just put this over my head, and then it sits behind my head, and this is now, and the other thing, this cloth mask has a nose piece. and so this is nicely fitting and there's also a filter pocket in here, again, for a piece of paper towel or better still,

there was research showing that wearing a neck gator may be worse than no mask at all. why is that? >> not all masks are creating equal and you shouldn't just be wearing a mask to check a box. certain types of gaiters take the droplets from your mouth and spread them. that's not a mask you should be wearing. the same goes for the one-way valve masks where your hair is exhaled. that's why i like face shields. it's really important to keep an eye on this data as we learn more about which masks are effective and which ones might have secondary consequences that are knellive. >> so you wrerecommend a face shield and mask? >> there's a lot of data coming out deciding whether you need to wear a face mask with a face shield. some think a face shield is enough. it also gives you eye protection and they're easy to waefrm everybody wears them correctly. you don't touch your face. whether or not you need to wear a face mask remains an open question. >> dr. adalja, thank you. i appreciate. >>> it what is holding up the covid bill? the exact sticking points next. l the exact sticking points next

no surprise, won out. but those fleece neck gators not only aren't preventing respiratory droplets from escaping, but theyke them spread more. joining me now is the former acting cdc director, dr. richard besser. thank you for coming on. and to be clear here, doctor, the study does not say you shouldn't wear a mask. you still should wear one, but the type of mask you wear really matters here. how so? >> well, it's not surprising that different types of material, different thickness is going to have different impact in terms of spreading respiratory droplets. and that's the moisture that comes out of your mouth that we're concerned about in terms of spreading virus. this is one study. it's a laboratory study. and what they found is that not all masks are created equal. the n95 masks that are used in health care settings that we really want to leave available for people in health care settings are the best. they're really well fitted and will ensure that the individual wearing those is not exposed to respiratory droplets from others. what the big goal is for the masks that we wear is to protect other people

gators on. what's the reaction -- as sanjay pointed out, it depends on the material, but there was a lot of oh, nodon't have the right thing on. >> of course it depends on the material. this is the neck gator that we used in the study and you put up a picture of the co-author wearing this. if i shine a light through this i see the light just fine. but this isn't particularly transparent. it's a little bit stretchy, it's polyester and it's spandex. my rule of thumb would be if you can see a light through the fabric stretched out the way you're normally wearing it, it probably isn't doing a very good job protecting you. now, of course, there are many possible designs of gators and a key point of this paper is that the apparatus we propose is very simple, very cheap. somebody with a bachelor's degree in science or engineering could put this together and use it and a lot of people without the street credentials could do it. i think it's time for the gator manufacturers to up their game. their incentives right now are to make something that looks very attractive and that is comfortable to wear which me

. >> but bandannas and neck gators didn't do well in fact, researchers say they may result in more small particles than no masks at all bottom line, lester, researchers sa masks work if they have several layers of good fabric. if you can see through it, it's probably not doing you much good. >> all right, kristen dahlgren, thanks. >>> up next, golf's newest superstar after his dramatic win >>> finally tonight the game may have felt different in this age of covid but that didn't stop golf's new superstar from making history. here's morgan chesky. >> reporter: and a california kid is the new star of the game of golf. >> reporter: when collin morikawa woke up sunday he said this felt meant to be a 23-year-old playing against the best golfers on the planet. and beating them with a swing. as easy as a smile. >> we got it, hit a really good putt and now we're here. >> reporter: on a nearly deserted california course the cal berkeley grad put on a show. his final putt breaking a record for lowest weekend score ever, a mark most recently set by a guy named tiger. what did we really witness yesterday? >> it was ma

that could mean using a gator is worse than having no mask at all.5 mask without a valve and surgical mask and they are generally for medical workers who have direct contact with infected patients. >>> b.a.r.t. board of directors is working with the police is in review board to discuss police reforms for the b.a.r.t. police department. during a special joint meeting yesterday, b.a.r.t. heard public come on the issue. they are considering ways to shift away from using officers to handle the issues of homelessness, substance abuse and mental health on trains and in stations. >> i hope we are on the view, q fair enforcement in the use of force must also be scrutinized. >>> the board said it hopes of recommendations by october when it begins to revise this year's budget. >>> we got to talk about the tuesday weather. steve is at the home castle this morning. >>> it will be cooler today. this will be the coolest ever. there's a big fog bank with gust 25 miles per hour at the venetian bridge. and 40 in fairfield. everything is in place would be cool down to

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your hopes are pinned on the a spring season you go not like what the gators and ohio state has to say. urban meyer said there is noof a spring college football season. and i'll quote him back to you. you can't ask a player to play two seasons. the body in my strong opinion is not meant to play two seasons. that is 2,000 repetitive reps and football is a physical tough sport so i don't see that happening. christine brennan is with me, also a sports columnist for usa today. and what do you think of that? >> well, urban meyer knows a lot about football but i think all bets are off in terms of what could happen, brooke, moving forward over the next few months. so you see for example a football season of eight games and then maybe another eight to ten games in the fall. i think anything that you could imagine could happen. we're in that stage of the football in the pandemic planning and i think the idea is to try to have student athletes not just with football, but volleyball and field hockey to have some semblance of a season. that is what everyone would love to have happen. the money is football is extraordinary, so

no, sir sense. >> defeats the purpose. >> another popular mask faired poorly too. watch what happens when the mannequin talked wearing this linger layer. >> the gator is a surprising.reporter: we also tested it for a sing the cough. we found it barely filtered the droplets. let's turn out the lights and simulate a. >> kevin:. they travel straightforward. next up is a bandanna made of cotton. >> what you see is the one layer mask performs a little better. you still get some leakage coming through. it filters some of the droplets but some escape through with a sing the layer. they don't go very far. probably about six inches from the face when you are just talking. >> reporter: but the droplets travel about two feet and can accumulate over time in a room where people are gathered. this double layer mask made of quilten cotton also spread droplets when the mannequin talked and coughed but not as badly as 9 gator and bandanna. >> it doesn't go very far. probably two to three inches from the face. significantly better than the other mask. >> the double layer is in line with new cdc guidance suggesting two layers make the difference. and what about the blue nonsurgical m

no college football, all right. >>> not all masks are created equal when it comes to protection from the coronavirus. still ahead, the survey that shows neck gators offer the least protection. >>> up first, a bay area police chief helps make an arrest. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. >>> the chief of police in san leandro helped track down a carjacking suspect today after a woman was assaulted outside of the coffee shop. or crime reporter henry lee tells us how the chief sprang into action. >> i saw a bunch of people gathered out here. i figured it was the victim. >> reporter: san leandro police chief jeff tudor found himself on the front lines fighting crime just after dawn tuesday morning. >> i was driving in to get my pre-work workout in and a carjacking attempted to come out over the radio at pete's coffee. >> reporter: the man had confronted an elderly woman downtown. >> he had knocked her to the grou

, but make no mention of her fine house with a pull into the ring of policeman swimming in her into sam's pockets. between alabama and into the gulf it is hard to keep anything out of a gators mouth. some bandits are dirty as the devil, crawling into your yard reaching. greedy bandits treat an empty window as an invitation. you find them fat and displayed, sultan kings crisscrossed. closeeach, drawing you with spring paramore, threatening to tear any black man to pieces -- whispering paramore, threatening to tear any black man to pieces. retreats.never they run you ragged. ever find yourself prostrate on dr. adams the floor, dressed for church, praying for prescription or poison? will be needed something to read her of the little rascal scratching inside -- rid her of the little rascal scratching her ofdaca who do -- rid the little rascal scratching inside? that is ruby mccollum. let's see. i am going to give the crowd a choice. mcclellan?d or janea sandra bland, ok. i must warn you. i usually have a hard time, but i will read it. the whole book is a hard time. it was a hard time reading it -- writing at. it was a hard time editing it -- it was a hard time writing it. it wa

gators and now the cdc says they are approved for face coverings. tell me what your world has been like since that happened. >> well, we weren't surprised. no one could have expected this pandemic to hit, of course, but we weren't surprised when people naturally navigated to this product. mission is a textile technology company, we have been around since 2008. we have a portfolio of products, head to toe, to help keep people cool and comfortable and professional athletes, we founded the company with people like serena williams and drew brees, and this product, the neck gator, has been in our line for almost a decade. it goes around your neck, it's cool and comfortable, you can wear it as a face cover and it's really comfortable and so when the pandemic hit and the cdc made the announcement, i believe on april 2nd or 3rd, everybody should wear a face cover, it was natural that this just absolutely took off. liz: have you been able to fill the orders? where do you manufacture? >> we manufacture all over the world. both in asia, we have near shore capabilities, we have factories in the united states but absolutely, that's part of i think what

no blue blazes. >>i get. the alligator i just i don't know depends how big it is this is in mobile alabama guy found this creature doing laps in his pool on sunday morning. yeah. salah gatorverified by somebody smarter than to say alabama not surprise. yeah and he says he's just glad they live twice before he decided to take the plunge, she'll let the. >>let the gator do it swim first, i'm saying that's a nice pool. >>and we are forever gas you are alligators and you miss him more. and i beg your mind to go good. >>thank you to the glasses off and looked around. >>the mets office enough about all this and i will. >>and the best you could come up with is that it climbed over his fence animal control call that came out and the alligator was removed about that. >>and in crazy other animal stories check out this elephant picking up some litter. so massive elephant wandering around this house, he noticed this trash on the out yet know did you see that if you picked it up and put a little away and put it in the trash can in the trash can. well it wasn't easy. it would have been easier for much just doing his part and then we all live here is just just. >>just pick up your cans

gator got within 3 feet of them. a trapper picked up the large reptile weighing close to 600 pounds. ainsley: what? jillian: noley: biggest fear. hand it over to janice she has the weekend forecast for us. happy friday, jd. janice: happy friday a pretty good nice quiet forecast especially in the atlantic we have had so many storms and noaa issued their forecast for the next several weeks it's going to be very active. all right. so we'll appreciate the quiet cooler temperatures across the mid-atlantic and northeast where we have a frontal boundary bringing showers and the stray thunderstorm today and tomorrow as that frontal boundary continues to linger. then we have the risk for stronger storms for the northern plains and the upper midwest especially this afternoon and this evening could see some hail, damaging winds and isolated tornado. the heat continues and the fire danger is high for many spots over the west. keep that in mind. and the temperatures are going to remain very warm for the southwest with well over 110 degrees in some spots. 109 in phoenix. 95 in houston. scattered storms for the southeast aga