we lost another southern resident orca, a 23-year-old male known as l-92. this is the third death in the past year and sixth in the past two years. there are now just 75 southern resident orcas left, the lowest number in 34 years. that's 13 fewer what he wills than when the pop -- whales than when the population was initiated under the endangered species act. i am sad about this loss, frustrated. i'm beyond frustrated because we know what needs to be done to save this iconic species in the pacific northwest. but quite frankly, the federal government isn't living up to its partnership responsibility. back home in washington state, the state government and local partners are stepping up. governor inslee earlier this year created the southern resident orca task force and tasked two terrific public servants, my friend stephanie and les, with leading it. but these partners can't do it alone and nor should they. we all have to fully invest in the puget sound and orca recovery programs. and i remind you puget sound is the largest estuary in the united states of am

actually, orcas to be exact. just feeding like crazy. this is in norway.ll the birds overhead, too, trying to pick up the scraps, but the estimates here put this pod around 300 orcas. >> is there something in the water that's specifically luring all of them there? >> some of the information coming out about this says there were some fishermen in the area that may have corralled up some fish. that could be what attracted the whales into this area and that just started this whole frenzy of orcas spinning around, even the people in the boat, listen. >> i've never seen anything like this. never. >> honestly, i think your theory is pretty good. that looks like the fishing vessels in the distance. often you'll get birds wararoun there because of the fish driven up to the surface. the orcas got the word, too, vegas buffet. >> us first. >> the water boiling with life. >> this incredible scene brought to you us by -- >>> imagine you're a young fit guy, break up one day and you're a bit disoriented. wimbledon is on. as you become more aware, you realize you're in ho

clearly the orcas got the message, too. >> at first. really the fact that the water is baltimoreing with life. >> this is a video from australia. >> as you can see, there is a towing risk in this case, i will zoom in on the top right-happened corner. this guy captures something. >> oh. >> this is like a big pickup truck comes absolutely tearing down. >> it looks like an exit lane from the highway, it puts it up in a big jump. >> it was airborne. we get a very clear >> there are three vehicles trapped underneath. >> back in from. >> call you can hear are the screams. one of the person's daughter, that is my mum. she is okay. it's really scary to see. there is a bit more video no life-threatening injuries. it's very, very clear as to what happens. no one is quite sure as to why. you see that suv suddenly crosses over straight into thepad of that absolutely monster truck. >> of all cars. >> the particular angle of where he hit the truck and the suv is a new one, will be credited for why no one was killed in this case either. >> i'm wondzer

june is national orca moh in washington state and the uthern resident orcas are an iconic species for us. they reside principally in the puget sound and they're dying. the fish being taken by these ea lions are -- migrate there. there are 75 orcas left, fewer than when they were put on the endangered species act. they don't have enough chinook salmon to eat and the reason is the sea lions are eating them first. i want to remind the chamber, these sea lions are not even indigenous to the columbia river. they've only been here a little more than three decades. they came here and found lunch. and along wit, put our orca at risk our state resource managers estimate sea lions consume about 20% of the columbia's spring chinook run. 20%. one in five. we all recognize saving these iconic orcas will take a somp rehencive solution, i don't deny that. and of course it's not a silver bullet. but it will help. it's something this bdy can do today to save our orcas. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and with my compliments to the gentlelady from the third congressional district and all who

orca seller blue questioned actions by samsonite and deals made by the former ceo.ying to convince the trump administration to lift a e.ven-year dan on zt imposed in april over sanction breaking sales to iran. the prime minister in india has attracted zero investment from investors. as they said, no party has been on air india. we are getting some mixed signals when it comes to china's economic data. in manufacturing gauge came after an eight-month high and industrial production rose the previous month. chart,look at this looking at gauges of demand across sectors including property investment and consumption. all of this, indicating that greater weakness is in store. accelerating to the weakest pace since 1999. of course, that had been the major driver of chinese growth over the past 10 or 20 years. i think the consensus is steady as she goes. it has been a delicate balancing act which has largely been successfully manage by beijing. you are saying there is some critical an interesting type of data that is no longer being reported. hao: yeah. the chart you just sho

building in brussels and rupert if you're in our parliamentary studios gentlemen a very warm welcome day orca want to give you the first word it came down to the wire so is this the fix that will help you manage the. flow of people and if so why is it so short on specifics. it really depends on what specifically aspect of migration you're looking at if you're looking at curbing illegal migration it could be the decisive steps if implemented and here we are with the with the specifics that are lacking for instance two things here you have these registration centers or does them purgation platforms whatever you call them in african states we don't know which african states would be willing to do that and also we don't know if international organizations will be on board for sure and secondly the equivalent in the european union these registration centers are hotspots that are to be a step lish what everybody has agreed on now we don't have countries that have come forward and said well we we will have that center german chancellor is that while we are open to having something like that but othe

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our guests that is collin robertson and oscar were in there in london and seijiro takeshita in the orca and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website i want to zero dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter i had a list at a.j. inside story from me and as a proud of the whole team here by for that. collin . defoe the new fish. and that fan has grown. up in the street. just. a few days. a new series of rewind a can bring your people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in libya i was the both of us and the like and the other student green one continues with kosovo my dear of fear and hope this was my return to kosovo and the little village of but one decade on i've come back to find out what happened to those hopes and dreams rewind on al-jazeera new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global p

have been for much preferred for the us to remain in the human rights council the un's human rights orca texture plays a very important role in the promotion and protection of human rights worldwide you're watching news still to come the surprise team of the world cup is also the host team russia is flying high after two victories we'll tell you all about. now are there any winners in a trade war well if equity markets are any indication the answer is no and that well it's like donald trump against the rest of the world's terry and the rest of the well twelve the ongoing trade spat certainly continues to weigh on global stock markets well she has a tokyo and hong kong traded flat on wednesday china as the stock market slumped as the prospects of a full blown china u.s. trade well worries investors meanwhile u.s. markets were down for a six day in a row on tuesday with the dow jones dropping under twenty five thousand points and the negative for the. well trade relations are also cooling between the u.s. and europe certainly since washington impose tariffs on steel and on the minium the e

unemployment but also of inequalities a socialist pollution an enormous on rest and discontent among orcas and people regarding this situation that's why we think and we say all the time that it's really high time i mean to change completely first of all democracy. to boosting vestment internal demand to change the new labor a little story to policies and to go back on track with sustainable growth it does is the only way to create new jobs quality jobs that can replace the ones that have been destroyed by globalization and by the crisis and this is really our key demand but of course these goals together other elements that are particularly two elements that should go together a sustainable model for growth on the one side the need to to increase wages we need to really to the profits with working people we need to really to change the balance in the labor market in the economy between the rich people that are very few and the middle class that have been completely impoverished by by this crisis so rising wages is the core of our campaign for a pay rise for european workers and on the oth

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government action of the california coastal commission got into the act regulating the breeding of orca whales. what started off as a small film ended up having significant impact on a company. racine more of those risks. we say in the book this is not your parents risk landscape anymore. >> when you bring president trump into the mix, what about managing mix when you have a ceo who's on twitter and doing unpredictable things in major policy areas? >> political volatility is an issue for those were trying to manage through political risk. something more structural is going on. not just president trump. something more structural that is raising the risk profile for most companies. if you think about the international order that was premised on free trade, open markets, increased flows of goods and services, counted on american military power to protect that international order. people took it for granted for years. particularly after the soviet union it look like one international system and economy. everybody was played by the same rules. that system is under pressure from populism and

kong trade as the company's ceo resigned the move comes less than a week after a short-seller blew orcaapital attacked the luggage company's accounting practices. >>> cost c cost ccstco's third r forecast beat estimates. same-store sales rose 7%, price cuts and higher shipping costs are pressuring the margins the company announcing it will hike men mum waginimum wage to hour. >>> lululemon q1 beat due to online sales they are raising second quarter guidance the stock is at an all-time high in the premarket. >>> we're just getting started on "worldwide exchange." on deck, a big bank in big trouble. deutsche bank feeling the heat after a major downgrade. why this could be the stock to watch today. >>> and the winner is a new national spelling be champion crowned last night we'll tell you the winning word. >>> as we head out a look at the best performing global markets during the month of may. stick around with public services without starting from scratch. it brings your business up to speed, doing more with systems you have in place. it can bring all your apps to life and run them within

i have multiple sclerosis and i was leaving a rehearsal from red orca theater, my theater company whichlly tired and i was talking to uh -- mitt, who's matt in the blog. and maybe three or four other people at the end of the bar and i just remember like falling on the floor. i heard somebody yell, "she's not breathing," and they called an ambulance. and then that's kind of l that i remember. and when i came back a few days later i walked in the door, everybody was like "yay, you're better!" and then a couple of the regulars were like that guy, that guy said that thing. and i was like what did he say? and he said when you were on the floor foaming at the mouth he said -- they got really quiet and he said, "i'll have what she's having." so yeah, so that was fun. ♪ >> dale: the american cheese burger, it's the sort of feeling you get when you eat it you remember you're sitting with a friend and enjoying a memory that takes you long ago when you were young. and as we follow paul backstage watching him slowly sip his coffee. >> paul: hey, what's going on dale? >> dale: you remember that come

government action, the california coastal commission got into the act, regulating the breeding of orca whales, edition and investigations and what started off as a small film, ended up having pretty significant impact and we are seeing more and more of those kind of risks that this is not your parents' risk landscape anymore. >> what about when you bring president trump into the mix, what about managing risk when you've got a ceo or a commander in chief who is on twitter and is doing unpredictable things in major policy areas. we can talk about paris. >> well, no. political volatility obviously is an issue for those who are trying to manage through political risk, but i would say that something more structural is going on. it's not just president trump. it's something more structural that is raising the risk profile for most companies and that is if you think but the kind our international order, the liberal international order that was premised on free trade, open markets, increased flows of goods and services, it counted on american military power to protect that international order,

and the key sort of famous rich and powerful sound of the orcas that was created by the previous session of about a carry on i think he did it with great panache it was a very brave appointment by the orchestra and this is the only orchestra in the world where the musicians choose their principal conductor he came from a relatively small orchestra the birmingham symphony orchestra well you will know well. which is a minnow in comparison to the burden for the moment if i may. come back to spice a very good orchestra but as i say a decision that paid off very well he's expanded the repertoire of more modern music and it still retains its position as a world leader and lets him more of wonderful mall and ceasar miraculous loss concent. mr simon rattle's talent passion and charisma have been the hallmarks of the world renowned berlin philharmonic since his appointment in two thousand and two. for his farewell concert he chose the same piece of music he conducted at his debut here as a guest in one nine hundred eighty seven dollars sixty. this front is if he's not of this world he takes the a

salmon are also the prey of choice for our beloved southern resident orcas which we are -- say that five times real fast -- which we are precariously closer to losing altogether. they are fewer today than when they were listed under the endangered species act years ago. the resources will continue to decline, and our region will lose irreplaceable icons of life in the pacific northwest. now, grant it, we are doing a lot to address this threat already but it's nowhere near if you have. if we are going to truly address the problem, the federal government needs to set the example. and the good news is -- the good news is that congress already knows this and acknowledges this because in 2007, this body passed a law which requires federal agencies to reduce stormwater runoff when they develop or redevelop property. and that's just a commonsense requirement. but since it was enacted over a decade ago, there's been no accountability for federal agencies to show they are meeting these standards. so brings us to my amendment. it would simply direct the g.a.o. to study whether the army corps of en

guests that is calling robertson and ottawa and their genes in london and seijiro takeshita in the orca and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website i want to zero dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter i had a list at a.j. inside story from me and as a proud of the whole team here by for that. more than forty thousand africans are facing deportation from israel is awarded more than ninety percent of. the if it does so why is it is almost zero point one per cent of two of those in danger of being thrown out of the country in which they sought refuge jazeera at this time. a new series of rewind i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in the liver i was the first and no i like and the other student green one continues with kosovo idea of fear and hope this was my return to kosovo and the little village of but one decade on i've come back to find out

our guests that is collin robertson and oscar were in there in london and seijiro takeshita in the orca and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website i want to see her dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter i had a list at a.j. inside story from me elizabeth pradhan and the whole team here by for them. being as i want to find our way there i get asked about it but that's the ball is a ball not i see what it's not as i thought the set says they're lost. or the thought of all of our cars on the bunch is a push up the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports during a ministry. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. on counting the cost jordan's economy is struggling to cope with a look at why i.m.f. backed price hikes are proving the last straw for many people plus why the world's top poke

a 43-acre waterfront estate in the orcas island nestled between seattle and vancouver. guest house perfect for her famous celeb getaways weekends and the home has a name called madron eagle. the 64-year-old billionaire queen of incredible real estate deals closed this one just last week for just over $8 million. >> it's beautiful. >> you get a lob cabin. you get a log cabin. [ applause ] the woman has the midas touch. she has fabulous touch in real estate. i just thought why not share it with you, right? eye candy. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> you're welcome. [ applause ] >>> we're giving away those tickets to the nba finals. i wish she was giving away a ticket to just stay in the guest house. i would do that. thank you very much. >>> now our "gma" cover story. that incredible meeting of a woman and a doctor who spotted something on her nick while she was on tv. >>? just a few minutes they will meet face-to-face for the first time ever but before that take a look at their story. for 31-year-old nicole mcguinness finding her north carolina dream home with her father on

surging 13% in hong kong as the ceo resigned the move comes less than a week after a short-seller blew orcaapital attacked the luggage company's accounting practices. stock is up by 10% ulta beauty beat forecasts, but the second quarter outlook is below what analysts were expecting. >>> gamestop's first quarter earnings and revenue were in line with estimates, but same-store sales fell more than expected on a drop of sales in video game hardware and software gamestop naming shane kim as interim ceo. the previous ceo passed away back in march, his successor resigned just last month the stock is down 3.8 %. >>> let's talk about the story of the morning u.s. levees raise fear of trade war. u.s. tariffs now against canada, mexico and the european union are going into effect today. they include a 25% tariff on steel, 10% on aluminum mexico, canada threatening to retaliate. where do you come down >> did you read this >> i'm a little concerned. >> this was like me. >> exactly what i was going to say. the first sentence was like are you sure you didn't -- this isn't a guest columnist? so much for d