what we have is a massive failure because with noaa they have fudged. the people that work on the water every day have the equipment, vessels and expertise to get this important data collection done and done right. i'm proud to be a proud co-sponsor of this amendment. and i commend my friend from connecticut for his hard work. i look forward to work with him and others on bipartisan solutions to help our hardworking commercial fishermen, charter boat captains. i urge adoption of this amendment. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new york yields back. the gentleman from alaska -- mr. young: i yield back. mr. courtney: i have no further speakers for the amendment. and i yield back and urge a yes vote. the chair: all time having expired on this amendment, the question is on the amendment by the gentleman from connecticut. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in house report 115-786, for what purpose does th

analyst, says the green is light smoke, yellow a bit smokier...ellen ramirez / noaa satellite analysten, the dense smoke, as observed in satellite imagery is represented in this red polygon.emergency managers depend on the noaa maps to help make decisions about resources, evacuations, and action plans. in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map showing firefighters battling 17 large wildfires across california.... plus.. details on which areas are under evacuations...and evacuation center information. and details on how you can help fire victims... all that on kron4 dot com... <"citizen of the bay area, citizen of california, citizen of the united states, citizen of the world....">(vicki) flags are at half staff in oakland today for former congressman, former mayor .... ron dellums(vicki) the oakland native died early this morning at the age of 82... (grant) he's being remembered as a progressive activist ... a passionate voice for social justice .. and an influential force on bay area politic

analyst, says the green is light smoke, yellow a bit smokier...ellen ramirez / noaa satellite analystd then, the dense smoke, as observed in satellite imagery is represented in this red polygon.emergency managers depend on the noaa maps to help make decisions about resources, evacuations, and action plans. in washington alexandra limon. (ken) evacuated or chased from their homes by a wildfire... many residents find themselves lacking even the most basic necessities, like toiletries, infant formula and sun block. those are among the items being donated in response to a plea for help by a south bay woman who is organizing a relief effort for victims of the carr fire. after reaching out to friends on facebook on saturday, jamie bruck quickly ran out of room at home and is now accepting fire relief donations at an office park at 910 bern court in san jose. she has done this before for people in need but this time she says it's personal. "...i have family that was directly effected by the fire so i thought i'd get out there and help any way i could...i'm so grateful that everyone has been

analyst, says the green is light smoke, yellow a bit smokier...ellen ramirez / noaa satellite analystsmoke, as observed in satellite imagery is represented in this red polygon.emergency managers depend on the noaa maps to help make decisions about resources, evacuations, and action plans. in washington alexandra limon. lawrence karnow: it was a little cooler today with patchy fog. highs inland were still in the lwo 90s with 100s in the central valley. the doppler is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra with patchy coastal fog. on the satellite image you can see high pressure but that ridge is finally showing signs of weakening and cooler weather is on the way. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low 90s with 50s and 60s at the coast. much cooler weather will continue into next weekend. (ken)(vicki) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in san jose a generous response to a call for donations to help victims of the carr fire in redding. her grandmother among those who lost their homes tothefire, jamie bruck has organized a relief. she and her team are co

noaa will assist in the cleanup of severe marine debris events. title 2 is the maritime safety act. the bill was reported from the transportation and infrastructure committee. i sponsored this bill with the ranking member of the coast garrard and maritime transportation -- guard and maritime transportation committee, mr. garamendi, as co-sponsor. the bill addresses maritime safety issues that was raised by the final action memo in response to the tragic sinking of a ship. a few of the required actions include timely weather forecasts. not too complicated. emergency safety gear with locator beacons so we can find the crew after the vessels sunk. float-free voyage data recorders with integrated emergency position, indicating beacons. the measures included in this title should promote safer vessel transit and if needed would assist the coast guard in its rescue operations. sadly, we were reminded again last week by the events in missouri of the dangers of going out on the open water even in a relatively protected environment. our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the loved

noaa notes, the lobster industry in new york and southern new england has nearly collapsed. so maine dominated the catch, bringing in nearly 85% of the lobster landed in the region. according to noaa, from 1994 to 2014, maine's landing surged to more than 124 million pounds. the lobster population is shifting north, away from rhode island and new york and connecticut as waters warm, leaving rhode island and other southern new england lobster traps empty, but mainers are taking notice too as warming waters are driving lobsters northward along their rocky coasts. a p reason study of 7 -- a recent study of 700 marine species predicted lobster populations could move 200 miles northward by the end of the century as waters continue to warm. senator king can report what 20f maine. lob sister is -- lobster is not the only fishery feeling the heat in new england. a study found that the greater northeast region is anticipated to warm faster than other regions of the world. according to the climate science special report, a federal report that will form the scientific basis of the four

noaa has estimated that rebuilding all u.s. fish stocks would generate an additional $31 billion in seafood sales. an additional 500,000 jobs and increase the revenue that fishermen receive at the dock by $2.2 billion. that's why we want to keep these critical provisions that have worked so well, because we can do even better if we stay the course. with, that i reserve the balance of my time. -- with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from alaska is ecognized. the gentleman from alaska is recognized. mr. young: mr. chairman, i yield two minutes to my good friend from new york, mr. sed lynn. the chair: the gentleman from new york -- mr. young: mr. chairman, i yield two minutes to my good friend from new york, mr. zeldin. mr. zeldin: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank congressman young for his leadership. it's been said during this debate that fishermen aren't being disadvantaged under the current system. our fisherman are absolutely being dis-- fishermen are abso

the subcommittee in charge of the coast guard, noaa, america's fisheries, i like to describe alaska as the super power of seafood. 60% of all the seafood harvested, commercial, subsistence, that, for the country, is alaskan harvested seafood, which is remarkable. billions.e and, of course, a lot of my that,w senators don't know but sometimes it's just the basic knowledge. to you was mentioning earlier, we have a tradition in the senate, every thursday, a host a lunchked to for his fellow senators. a month ago, it was my turn. i will acknowledge, and most senators, if they are telling would agree, that the senators kind of mark their senator when it's the from alaska, either myself or cows ky.m salmon, halibut, reindeer sausage, i had just a ago. everybody really enjoys it but you get to brag about your state. in of the things that i did that lunch just a month ago, i not only talked about, which is, f course, a little bit difficult, it's difficult for my fellow texas senators to hear alaskan in half texas would be the third largest state in the country. size of /2 times the texas but w

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the noaa tracks sea surface ermpatesur tempoff parts of the california coast hit the low 50s sunday morning. in alaska, it was in the mid 50s, even low 60s in parts of the gulf of alaska. >> are you surprised by this? that it's as cold in alaska, because it's freezing. >> yeah, that's what leads to our fog every day. that's the reason why we have the free air conditioning, because of the cold ocean air. not fun to play in at times. >> don't even put my toe in it. >> but it's nice when you don't have to run the air conditioner. let's talk about what's going on outside. let's see what the sea breeze and cool air is doing for us today. a look at san jose, 87. we're going to have brighter conditions today, but still haziness is going to hang around. temperatures will be cles to average, and then we'll have a little sea-saw in the forecast. no wild temperature swings but we'll pull back a few days and warm up for the weekend. let's focus on this morning. you can see the cloud cover not quite as wide spread as yestday which pull back to the coast faster. we'll still have a little innnnruhr g tgat

noaa estimates that fully rebuilt fisheries will add $31 billion to our economy and create 500,000 new jobs. we need a benchmark and a path to get there, not a pathway to the past of unsustainable practices and job destruction, which this bill does. these potential jobs and revenues, $31 billion, 500,000 jobs, would support thousands of coastal communities throughout america. consumers across our country and the world far outweigh any short-term benefit from an empty oceans act. only through science-based fisheries management can coastal towns and cities reap enormous environmental benefits. away, ead of throwing it we should build upon the fishery management practices of magnuson-stevens in a bipartisan way. unfortunately, this bill halts decades of progress, ends the science-based approach. rather than approving harmful and damaging measures to weaken our economy and harm the environment, let's start again and begin a true bipartisan re-authorization, as this congress did in 1996, as this congress did in 2006, to re-authorize the magnuson-stevens act. i urge my colleagues to defeat t

fish and wildlife service and noaa fisheries on thursday did provoke some pretty significant regular changes to the endangered species act. the esa would remain in effect. they have et cetera controversy, more than the hunting regulations. the trump administration maintains through the fish and wildlife service that the esa needs to be updated. it was passed in 1973. the regulations have been oututf date for years. they are streamlining changing how critical habitat is designated whether costs are taken into consideration so on. like the hunting regulations the open to public comment and will get a lot of high profile commentary. >> host: and member of who was still in congress and is in congress in 1973 win the endangered endangered species act was enacted as don young from alaska. c-span satfr down with him and s what he had to say about the ac act. >> more so because we are small in number of people and with such a massive federal lands and the special interest groups that try to establish species i don't think that are endangered. i happen to be the last congressman that's ever v

this is satellite imagery from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, noaa. shows plumes of smoke stretching across the state where carr fire is raging into its fifth day. >>> an emergency in mendocino county. the governor declared a state of emergency. cal fire has combined the two fires and calling them the complex fires. both sparked friday. last night engines from san francisco and contra costa co a county headed up to help. flames have scorched a total 14,000 acres and cal fire says that fire is 5% contained. >>> we have much more ahead. coming up two gunmen on the run after shooting in to a crowd near the french quarter in new orleans. message police have for the alleged killers. >>> plus he's homeless but maybe not for long. one man's idea to find a job is catching a lot of attention. here from the job seeker himself. stay with us. san mateo bridge >>> your time is 7:10. now a look at the san mateo bridge the longest bridge in the bay area. beautiful skies. blue peeking through the clouds. not much traffic to speak of this sunday morning. >>> police ar

but noaa is warning people to avoid rocks and jetties, at least for now. and, of course, never turn your back on the ocean. so early today the large waves will be biggest. they are expected to diminish through the day saturday. but still, this advisory is pretty serious. so you want to be careful if your weekend adventures take you to any beaches. in pacifica, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> people might be headed to the beach because we have been looking on the roads all morning long. it seems like not a lot of people are going to work today, jaclyn. >> yeah. i don't know where they're going, but they're not out on the roads. so they are probably still in bed or watching kpix 5. so right now, we are tracking an easy drive on 880. here's a live look through san lorenzo. southbound direction on the right side of your screen there. a little further are tracking an earlier crash. and that is right near indust near hillsdale. we are tracking an earlier problem involving a big rig that was reported to have caught fire. it looks like just some smoke. fire crews on the

. >>> the smoke from the california firefighters is being picked up by noaa satellite. this image taken yesterday. the brownish is the fires drifting to the east. let's get to spencer christian with the latest. >> we will take a look first at the ranch fire. 94 degrees there. relative humidity is dangerously low, 24%. gusty, 13 miles an hour at the moment. we have stronger gusts near the river fire, 21 miles an hour, relative humidity even low are the, only 12%, temperature 95 degrees. the gusts will taper off tomorrow morning and around 9:00 or so, you will see most surface winds intensify in the early evening hours. pretty good so far in the north bay but smoke is blowing to theis and air quality declining. the carr fire 100 degrees, relative humidity humidity, only 22%. our weather forecast for the next seven days in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. we'll check back with you. stay with abc7 as we continue to track the fires and enable push alerts. you can find a guide with what you need to have ready to go if you are forced to leave. abc7news.com. >> did you feel

but noaa says to avoid rocks and jetties for now and never turn your back on the ocean. so early today is when these large waves will be their biggest. they are expected to diminish as we go through the day on saturday. so just be careful out there if you head to the beach if you are extending your 4th of july holiday or getting an early start on your weekend. in pacifica, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> you're a big surfer, kenny. are you going? >> if my wife are give me a break with the baby, i'm definitely going. >> we have a limited amount of time. let me show you a graphic in a shows you exactly what the situation is along the coast. be careful at the beach. today may not be the best day at the beach. you can see high clouds everywhere in the bay area throughout the day. it's keeping temperatures warm for this time of day. 68 in concord. livermore 65. still in the 50s in the north bay though, santa rosa 57 degrees. our headlines for the day, partly cloudy and a mild start. but that will start to change. it will be warmer today for all areas and there's going to be some hum

emergency managers depend on the noaa maps to help make decisions about evacuations, and action plansn access. the oppounity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 temperatures today will stay cool along the coast with inland areas warming again. coastal areas will range from the 50's to 60's with the bay mostly in the 70's and 80's. inla high temperatures will again be seen approaching 90 degrees. expect cooler temperatures tomorrow with inland highs falling

. >> reporter: according to noaa shark bites in this area are highly unusual.y they say only ten bites have been recorded over the last 100 plus years in new york waters. the tooth pictured here was removed from matthew's leg. it's now being analyzed to determine just what bit him. officials are expected to reassess this morning just when they're going to re-open these beaches to swimmers. and they're also warning beachgoers this is shark breeding season. so there are more sharks out in these waters. robin? >> we do have to keep that in mind. how are the two children doing? >> reporter: that's the good news. both said to be okay. they were treated and released from the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries and are expected to make full recoveries. >> that is great to hear, linsey, thanks so much. george? >> thank you, robin. >>> the story now of an oklahoma referee who is calling foul on the bad behavior of parents at their kids' games by posting videos like this online. we first learned about it in "the new york times." paula faris here with the details.

.>( james )( james )( james ) emergency managers depend on the noaa maps to help make decisions aboutback. lets get a check of weather and traffic... much like yesterday high temperatures today will stay cool along the coast with inland areas warming again. coastal areas will range from the 50's to 60's with the bay mostly in the 70's and 80's. inland high temperatures will again be seen approaching 90 degrees. expect cooler temperatures tomorrow with inland highs falling as much as 5 degrees compared to today's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. 19 min drive time on wb 92 from 880 to 101 ( james ) an east bay man is convicted of attempted murder... after shooting 2 people who were inside a car. sadel wilkes was arrested in oakland last october. the shooting happening last september at an 880 on ramp in hayward. witnesses say wilkes walked up to a car stopped at a metering light... and started shooting. the bullets missed the victims. wilkes will be sentenced in september. ( darya ) a gun belonging to a san francisco sheriff's deputy -- was

according to noaa, in 2017 the u.s. had 16 disasters with damage exceeding $1 billion each. with three devastating hurricanes. extreme wildfires. hail. flooding. tornadoes and drought. the united states tallied a record high bill for weather-related disasters. $306 billion. that is a carbon tax. western wildfires fanned by hot, dry conditions racked up $18 billion in damage, tripled the previous u.s. wildfire record. that is a carbon tax. the u.s. has sustained, between 1980 and 2017, we had an average billion-dollar events of six a year. in the last five years it's been close to 12. in the coming decade economic losses from extreme weather combined with the health cost of air pollution spiraled upwards to at least $360 billion every single year. that's a carbon tax. the second thing i want to say is this. a confident nation faces its challenges. it doesn't deny them. if we acknowledge that we have a climate crisis, we can create jobs by solving it. energy efficiency, renewable energy, storage batteries, all of these things that are being embraced by vermont entrepreneurs. i

a lot of people don't realize noaa, 40% the budget budget is space related activities. that's controlled by commerce and ultimately they make purchases for those activities and nasa is involved in buying a lot of their satellites or at least doing a lot of the requirements generation of the activities necessary to acquire the satellite. nasa is involved in that, but it's a commerce function. it's important to note commerce is involved in remote sensing licensing and that kind of activity. there's a lot of activities that done both in commerce in the faa. a couple years ago when i drafted that bill, my thought was will put in faa and will take everything and put in faa. it appears now that the right course of action given the consensus that has been come to is that it be at commerce. i fully support that, that the key is it needs to be done. that needs to happen. >> one of the questions i have as you will note is space, commercial faa type traffic isn't a clean division. there's an overlap of that. how do you reconcile and may be general if you some feedback, how do you

fish and wildlife service and noaa announcing changes to the endank eared species act and limit areasng in helsinki with president putin. pete: we sure have, what do every-day americans think. we sent the doos on the loose. steve: i'm here talking to people here for the deflieder concert. what is your name? >> matt cap shaw. steve: we heard what they were talking about, media reaction president's meeting with putin on helsinki. what do you think of the tone of the rhetoric? >> i think it's a little bit of overreaction. they need to let the man do his job. steve: are you saying the president's comments were not as bad as 9/11 or pearl harbor? >> i don't think they are that bad. steve: what concerns you the most about the summit they had? >> nothing really concerns me bit. i think the president need to do his job. i think the president needs to be able to do whatever he need to do to protect the country. steve: very good. what is your name, sir? >> craig. >> craig, where are you from? >> richmond hill, georgia, right outside of savannah. steve: very good. what do you make of the rhetori

organization continues to have access because we stand for the freedom of the press in this white house noaastakes are high mr. he are hay what your priorities are. >> our priorities to make sure that we not only reelect that we expand republican majorities on capitol hill. as i mentioned before maria, our administration, is faced unprecedented obstruction by the democrats. in washington, d.c., amazing to think in a week this economy grew more than 4% a national goal the president articulated on track for 3% growth not one democrat voted for historic tax cuts, the president efforts to roll back red tape unleash american energy, have met with incredible obstruction. and this administration we have literally faced four times more filibusters in our first two years than any of the last administrations going all the way back to jimmy carter what the president and i believe we are traveling across the country, is that we need to communicate that we need to reathletic our republican majorities we immediate in other republicans in the house and senate as the american people see what the president i

. >>> noaa rath man is here, jon than la mere, political reporter for "the daily beast." , and michaeling i've. >>> a audiotape has verified. while the camps are disputing who said what, they agree on the subject of the conversation. then candidate trump is heard discussing a possible payment to purchase the story rights of a former playboy model karen mcdual about an affair she had with the president a decade earlier, that trump denies lanny davis released that tape to cnn. while nbc cannot confirm if it's been edited. a warning it includes a brief profanity from then candidate donald trump. >> let me know what's happening, okay? oh, oh. maybe because of this it would be better if you didn't go. you know? maybe because of this, you know, that one -- this is -- to get rid of this, because it's so false what they're saying, it's such bullshit. um -- i think this goes away quickly. i think it's probably better, just this -- yeah, in two weeks it's fine. i think right now it's better, you know? okay, honey, you take care of yourself. thanks, dan. i'm proud of you. so long. >> great poll,

scientists, many from universities in the home states of senators here in this body, and experts from noaa, the e.p.a., nasa, our national labs, and the national science foundation. by the way, those nasa people, they have got a rover driving around on mars. they may know a little something about science. and the report is backed by the department of -- departments of agriculture, defense, energy, commerce, interior, and state. in all, 13 federal agencies and departments. or you can believe the editorial page of "the wall street journal" and its phony baloney fossil fuel-funded scientists. the "journal" actually continued its climate denial spree in june, publishing another piece, this one titled 30 years on, how well do global warming predictions stand up? in this one, patrick michaels and ryan maui argue that dr. james hansen's 1988 climate change warnings were overestimated. well, let's start by pulling the curtain back on these two characters who wrote the piece. you will quickly see that they are, to put it politely, aligned with the fossil fuel industry. patrick michaels is a senior

there are 56 million jobs there, more than $8 trillion is produced in goods and services according to noaa. the mississippi river, for example, accounts for a $400 billion annual economic impact. with communities near a river, lake or ocean suffer, the effects can ripple across the whole nation. try as we might, we can't prevent floods. we can mitigate and try to guard against them and try to strengthen our protection, but we can't eliminate flooding from happening. they are the most frequent natural disaster. but we should do what we can to mitigate the damage and costs. it's also worth reminding my colleagues that the national flood insurance program is a program that serves ordinary people -- workers and families who are just trying to make an honest living and who do not want to see everything that they have washed away in a flood. these 5 million americans pay their flood insurance premiums, and they should be able to live without worry that should disaster strike, they will be left high and dry. so i call on my colleagues in the next day and a half to pass this short-term authorizati