personally, my favorite way to keep fit is the brass back pool.f a new person, but sometimes this joy is somewhat overshadowed by articles about how dirty the water in the pools is. what products of human vital activity does it contain microbes and others, and for the back, as it turns out, the pool is not at all so unambiguously useful. is it worth it to go there carefully, carefully ladies and gentlemen, here we have an important test mission. dasha bravely dives into the unknown to take samples we decided to take the water from the pools of an expensive studio for analysis. in general, progress, of course, is not stands in place. this pool is the pride of the russian academy of national economy and state service under the president, famous not only for its ancient mosaics, but also for the water disinfection system . these are the bubbles rising from the bottom. . as a result, chlorine and other chemicals are not needed. some pools use silver and copper ions. they also do not irritate the skin and respiratory tract. biennial marik has been swim

pool being on the front of the band's next album.s and messages. it's been overwhelming. it's been great. and how satisfying is it for you personally that you're getting such recognition for this pool? it's a place that's close to my heart. this is where i grew up. this is where i swam as a child. but beyond delighted at the level of response. from breaststroke to britpop, they're lapping it up here. back in 1995, blur took the ferry from gourock over to play a gig in dunoon. now, all these years later, highlighting the town's pool a welcome surprise. so what do you think of your pool being on the front of the album cover? it's so cool. i think we should invite blur to come for a midnight swim. but i mean, the stuff that i felt a bit in, good place, a bit of sea or beach swimming pool. do you think it might encourage more visitors to come and check it out? i think it would, yeah. it'd be quite nice for the local area because it's such - a nice setting here. when i was a child, i used to come here when it was a saltwater tidal pool. a

some pools use silver and copper ions. they also do not irritate the skin and respiratory tract two-year-old marik has been swimming almost since birth. it is known that children often swallow water, and they have delicate skin. therefore, in pools for babies, they also often put chlorine-free mechanical cleaning systems with glass, ultraviolet lamps, round-the-clock filtration, analysis is done here every four hours, and children are in special diapers that exclude biological contamination , comparison with peers with peers. he is much less sick. if he catches a cold, then this is a fairly mild form , and he recovers very quickly . it has been scientifically proven that swimming in the first three years of a child’s life has a positive effect not only on his immune system, but also on development. fine motor skills, which helps to progress thinking and speech for adults , swimming is also useful, but not all. we asked the world and european champion evgeny bezruchenko to show what dangerous mistakes amateurs most often ma

here is a big pool. is, i know that in the city, ivanovo, we have, in principle , no such thing, so that there is access immediately to both pools at the same time. that is, we smoothly move from one to the other, we train. we've been here since january. that is, for today. we are training, for the fourth month the guys came, uh, to school. well , you could say they didn't do anything at all. that is, in 4 months we have learned. i count a lot. maybe ekaterina has three groups of 15 people each, three times a week for 2 hours , first in the pool, and then in the dry swimming hall, where children practice their technique and undergo general physical training. i quickly found a way, guys, good ones. yes, they are very good. can 350 people 200 play hockey 30 figure skating. the rest go swimming, so that it is convenient for young athletes to get there , the city administration has changed public transport routes, a good land plot that develops infrastructure. that there are all access roads that are being c

. >> saw him kind of jumping in and sinking down toward the bottom of the pool. >> tonight, a closer this holiday weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll stay ♪ >> celine dion has canceled the days of her "courage" world tour as she continues to battle a rare health issue. ♪ ♪ >> jericka: at its friday, so you know what that means. we are "on the road" to harvard to honor more than just the graduates. >> the feeling of knowing that you are valued, steam, and appreciated will always go a long way. ♪ ♪ >> jericka: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the holiday travel rush is in full swing, with more than 42 million americans looking to get away for the long memorial day weekend. that's a 7% increase from last year. now, a majority of you will be driving to your destinations, hitting the road and traffic jams highways to celebrate the unofficial start of summer. air travel will also be one of the busiest in years with a post-pandemic record of nearly 3.4 million passengers and nearly 2 million americans are taking trains, buses, or cr

no such thing, so that there is access, immediately both pools at the same time.we smoothly move from one to the other, we train. we've been here since january. that is, for today. we have been training for four months. that is, the guys came, uh, to school. well, you could say they didn't do anything at all. that is, in four months we have learned i think a lot. maybe catherine has three groups of 15 people. everyone practices three times a week for 2 hours , first in the pool, and then in the dry swimming hall, where the children work them out and go through a general physical. the training guys are good yes, they are very good schools of the complex can 350 people 200 play hockey 30 practice figure skating. the rest go swimming, so that it would be convenient for young athletes to get there, the city administration changed the routes of the public transport section that develops infrastructure. that is all the access roads that are carried out, they are also made from scratch. that is. in general, a good developing platform. and if we look at a whole microdistr

he then walks over to the family pool and slips beneath the surface.t like a bag of bricks, just straight down to the bottom. >> reporter: cole's dad zack petite was just feet away, putting sunblock on his daughter. he makes a dive for his son and rescues him from the water. >> i think that i acted in any way any normal parent would have reacted. >> reporter: the difference is, you were here to react. >> exactly. exactly. >> reporter: as a firefighter, petite has responded to drownings before, so at home, he has a pool fence and motion detectors. >> if i had gone inside, "hey, i am going to go grab something to drink real quick, going to use the restroom," that small lot of time could have been the difference between, you know, us planning a funeral or not. >> reporter: an estimated 4,000 deaths are caused by unintentional drowning in the u.s. every year. it's one of the leading killers of children ages 1-4, with most of those drownings in home swimming pools. for families using public pools, the american lifeguard association says half of the nation's

>> pool. >> i thought you looked at me, sorry. >> pool. >> pool. >> ocean, obviously. >> ocean is freezing a house on the ocean. you don't think it's to cold in the atlantic? >> i bring a warm heavy blanket. >> a weighted blanket. >> i do the ocean. i think it's crazy when everyone is at the pool next to the ocean. go to the beach. >> i have time for one more. would you rather have summer or winter for the rest of your life? >> summer. >> summer. >> summer. >> summer. >> then is the rest of your life. >> and you would want winter for the rest of your life? >> my wife would be so angry if i said winter. she would be sitting there by the fire and her parker on. and say why did you say winter? she would have her weighted blanket on. well, that was it. that was fun. don't forget to download the fox weather app. it's free. one more fan mail questions up next on the special edition of "the five". [music] . . [ music playing ] when we first arrived at st. jude, it was just claire and i. she was still recovering from her brain surgery. and side effects of that surgery meant that she had to relearn

, superb fifty meter pool. equipped it with special strikers, like triolets swim in open water immediately for 3 years, run out of the pool. you see, they immediately jump. on a bike, so this format is unique for the first time. well, i hope it will take root and more and more fans will attract such a sports festival. this is not only a good experience for athletes. well, a kind of selection for the larger competitions of one of these will be held in the capital in july. i meet the atom every day with a new sun. i am given faster easier to stay yourself without losing. pass the test of strength wise. he said everything passes and becomes a little easier. tell you. god bless him. it's just some little things. and you say, these are trifles. it's all little things. laugh the dress, but don't piss, it's all the little things in the dark turned on if you want to change, if you want yours, look for it every time i get offended to the point of pain every time i fly off a cliff, i'm mistaken with an empty love. and wh

pools of water are beginning to dry up but not before they reveal important biological data. let's bring in joe risotto junior for more. >> in the field behind fremont, nature is in the driver seat. it is where wet winter brought back these bodies of water known as vernal pools. >> the seasonal wetlands located in the don edwards wildlife refuge are a living laboratory for the u.s. fish and wildlife service. for more than a decade, the wildlife service has kept tabs on the pools and especially those that call them home. we have a lot of species that specifically adapts to grow through this. >> tools of the tadpole shrimp lifted as federally threatened. they say they regularly take counts to monitor this population. in one of the pools, they had dozens of salamanders. >> they are slowly getting ready to get out. as boom or bust species. they go through cycles and years of boom. but the drought in california led to the last three years of mostly bust. they dried up and did not return until later this year. >> this year the vernal pools are filled to the brim. >> the special thi

our goal is to open all beaches and pools this summer.are very optimistic about the success of our hiring campaign efforts with this efforts here in chicago include a $600 retention bonus, weight certification being incentives like preevent tickets. the lifeguard shortage felt across the country the american lifeguard association planes a type tight labor market approximate half of the three to 9000 pools are at risk of either being unable to open port meeting to reduce operating hours. some in the industry say more effort is to be toward recruiting career lifeguards, watch. >> i think having career lifeguards is something we need to take a look at. i think seasonal lifeguards come in from out of school, colleges and high schools just for summer is great. we all seem to offer them a foundation for the future. parts of the cities across the country also boosting recruitment efforts for new york city for example offering $1000 retention bonus to lifeguards, phoenix, arizona offering a 3000-dollar bonus. here in chicago all beaches will be o

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like this community pool. how many pools would you be operating if you had full staffing?l to operate. >> reporter: this aquatic supervisor tells me they have just ten of the 20 employees that they need. >> we will have to cut back on some of the things we can offer the local community. right now, we are cutting back on swim lessons. >> reporter: those visiting beaches in south florida aren't wild about the prospect of swimming at their own risk. >> mother nature has a mind of its own. you have to be aware. >> reporter: the shortage threatening summer fun coast to coast. the city of seattle announcing it is closing three beaches and two pools because they are nearly 80 lifeguards short to operate. in new york city, the call is out. >> lifeguards are not here. we cannot open up. >> reporter: out of 1,400 needed, they have just over a third, or 500 on the payroll. >> we have been working since last september doing a lot in terms of recruitment to bring in more lifeguards. >> reporter: new york state even sweetening the job listing with a $1,000 bonus. ♪♪ lifeguarding used to

the 2 best pros couldn't even be bothered to car pool. busy or plain pool, but it sounds like hum, gary, and prime minister victor or bon, who put his foot down on the fire. who is it, seemingly endless? you tax payer cash flowing into ukraine as aid and is also rejected. and yet another round of anti russian e. u sanctions is making some enemies now within the establishment for standing up for the for put upon european tax there who's getting a manifest we for return on their investment. my position is that the looking good . the only thing we're looking does if he goes looking at the surroundings, looking at the fact that the natal is not ready to send troops, it's obvious that there is no victory for uh, are you pitfall ukrainians on the battlefield. whoever writes and whoever not, you likely describe the situation that's frustrating way that you can. but the question is not. we made the tune. depression is what we will be the next morning. feel the next morning. the fact is that more and more people will die. yeah, the bottom line is

at that point, the money will go into a fund pool where we fund the pool and assign fund pool of the program. the program would notify the employee at thing them they have funding in the program and the way they can enroll into an sfmi program. san francisco medical reimbursement account where they could use the fund to get reimbursed for medical expenses such as over the counter medicine, prescription, drugs for themselves and their families. and once this fma account is setup, once the employees contact us, we set up the sfmri account and any future contribution, we go directly into the sfmra account. it bypasses the fund pool. and once the account is setup, then the enrolled employees can file claims and get reimbursed. next slide, please. going back to the policy you approved in january 2022, the city have that process, that is being managed by the office of the treasurer and tax and treasurer, ttx, sorry. i'm favorable with the acronyms and i'm not going to go word by word on the slide because we're pulling out the (indiscernible), but the key take away, in order to start the en

i think the difference was a community pool to a therapy pool. so community pool is like what we all you know, i people can go to it. they can jump. you know they can take classes. this is a therapy poll that was designated for, um you had to have a doctor's order or a note to be able to come into the pool. um and prior to the pandemic, there were smaller classes that were done. maybe 2 to 3 people in a class after the pandemic when it reopened, it was we trying to make it a smaller situation we did went back to 1 to 1 therapy. so that doesn't mean though, that we can't have a conversation and if a doctor prescribes a note, we can look at going back to those 2 to 3 people classes, but that's where we are right now. when we reopened, it was more about let's make it smaller. make it safer, and we went to the 1 to 1. and as soon as the devices. you need to reopen the pool. uh you will reopen it. oh, yeah. yeah. no we imagine that those things will be fixed by the end of august. early september is what our facilities folks are saying. thank you. that

jordan poole from deep misses. lakers win 117-112. the head coach talked a little bit after the game. >> we were right there and gave it a great fight. just couldn't get over the hump but we will be ready for game two. >> we okay with that 20 footer that jordan took? >> jordan was wide open and a pretty good look. that the shot he can hit. really happy with that possession and jordan hit his already so it's a great shot. >> disappointing loss for the dubs and for fans, steph curry did have 27 points. clay with 25. a better shooting night for him after game seven. pool had 21. von looney, 23 rebounds. anthony davis also with 23 rebounds , 30 points. lebron had 22. the warriors may have lost this gives us anything, it's going to be a good series. >>> developing this morning. it's a race against the clock in oakland as thousands of oakland unified teenagers are expected to go on strike tomorrow . that's what the teachers union has threatened if there is no agreement reached today. late last night there was some progress made during contr

we will turn out to dramatic pool rescue, camera. the boy jumped into their backyard pool. victor ocampo joins us without and how parents can help keep the kids safe this summer. good morning >> good morning michael. drowning is a number one cause of death for kids ages one Ã4. it can happen quickly entitling the source for most of those drownings, pools appeared right in our own backyards. this 21 company family is thankful they are not part of those statistics after a very close call. >> much as a one-year-old box notice next to a pool. his boreal sister already swimming, dad dad is on camera watching another child when the toddler jumps and starts dropping. >> i look over and i can't find him. i ended up seeing him sinking down to the bottom of the pool. into action and achy the child for the water. that's firefighter, engineer, paramedic, zachary petit rescuing his uncle who was unharmed. >> i went over there, sweep them up and got him out of the pool. >> seconds earlier nicole seen after california home.e some experts warn those

balloon over the u.s what we know >>> an nfl star's 2-year-old daughter drowns in the family swimming pool. what parents of young children should know. >>> just hours to go before a threatened hollywood writers' strike will your favorite tv shows be halted? >>> and our interview with rock legend john fogerty, finally singing the songs again that made him famous >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. we start with breaking news in a year defined by extreme and deadly weather, the latest, a dust storm along a stretch of i-55 in illinois dozens of cars piled up in poor visibility conditions tonight, six people are dead, more than 30 hospitalized much more on the story in just a moment >>> but first, the window for the u.s. government to figure out a way to pay its bills just got a lot narrower that news coming in a letter to congress from treasury secretary janet yellen who, after crunching the numbers again, announced the u.s. will be unable to satisfy its obligations by early june, potentially as early as june 1st. the new estimate

or the pool? bacon? the pool?chew bacon at the same time. >> do you want the bacon and the pool? >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that reminds me, i need to check on duke. i'll see you again tomorrow starting at 5:00 eastern. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. have a good night. >>> and it's seven minutes now past the hour. our number across the country is 1-800-

abc7news reporter cornell barnard's live in santa rosa we are the opening of at the pool was perfecting great location for a live shot cabo cornell. cornell: yeah, timing, everything, right, in the pool open for the season a few hours ago and lots of families work lining up to be the first in the water and today it is bringing warning t bsaiver who knew the schedule reopening of the bridge was once and it would happen during a small spring heatwave creating the perfect cool day for santa rosa families. >> coming back to the pool, yep, because we are excited. >> [indiscernible] jazmine and her five kids were person the water and also check out the bottom line outside before the doors event open. >> get the kids out. they have been good all year could cook up your great winter with the water. and it we did not do it be so many people so first one in. >> house water? >> really nice. >> is a? >> yeah. >> compared>> yet. >> refreshing. update. >> temperatures were spi towards 90 degrees at memorial beach on the russian river. >> nice cold water. we have plenty of it. warning the public th

there is another problem threatening pools and beaches. a nationwide lifeguard shortage.lise preston is poolside in los angeles. good evening, elise. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. millions of americans are playing in the water at pools, beaches and rivers, but a shortage of lifeguards could make this a dangerous holiday weekend. children make a splash in los angeles. >> it's fun and relaxing. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., mayor muriel bowser kicks off the city's summer pool season and thousands flock to florida beaches. americans just want to be in the water. >> they try to rush me out. the faster we get here, the more they get to be in the pool. >> reporter: with increased demand comes danger. new york city is facing its worst lifeguard shortage on record with roughly a third of what it needs this summer. the situation is so critical nationwide that about half of the country's 309,000 public pools will be forced to close or reduce hours according to the american lifeguard association. >> it is more than just a job. lifeguards have a unique advantage of l

underneath most of these sites, you have mine pools. there's more chemicals in there probably than you'd have in the average chemical factory. and it's all leaching into the ground to whatever mine pool is underneath, to god knows whose water supply where. >> we're talking about a quarter of a million people live here. now, people aren't drinking all that mine pool water. they're drinking reservoir water that the mine pool helps feed. the water that flows into those reservoirs comes from groundwater and from mine pools and from springs that come out of the sides of mountains. and the danger is if you contaminate too many of those sources, then you have a health threat. >> just as in juliette, georgia, people here are also getting sick. if you type in hazleton, it does come up cancer capital of pennsylvania. >> this is ground zero for the polycythemia vera cancer investigation. >> called pv for short, polycythemia vera is a rare form of blood cancer in most of the u.s. but here, there's a confirmed cluster of pv cases. >> in 2004, we lea

and that's when his one year-old son decides to jump into the pool.bout a second later, his father, zach petite is right there pulling him to safety. >> petite who was on duty was unavailable to talk to us, but others from the hemet fire department were and say this is a reminder to parents, especially as the summer months approach, just be present with your kids, make sure that they're not running in the pool day, make sure that if they're not strong, swimmers were inappropriate. >> and more than anything having to do president don't ever leave kids in charge kids. the incident happening tuesday may 16th. >> and even though one year-old cole started out with his vast, it only took a few seconds for him to take it off. but >> his unique it's, you know, you can't stop them from doing everything. unfortunately, accidents can happen in just a split second. >> make sure that you have a fence and pool cover. we encourage everybody to learn cpr. other cases, unfortunately haven't ended the same. >> just last summer, a 4 year-old boy died and his twin brothe

only 10 minutes later, i ran in there, there was already no one in the pool.the office is the medical care staff there. i looked in and saw that the guys were already lying over him, the doctors were already working to resuscitate little misha, the doctors tried. a few hours, but they couldn't. he died on the way to the hospital . when asked by his parents, how in general this could happen in a sports school, they only shrugged their shoulders, but after the tragedy, their vision. what happened was told to other visitors to the pool and saw her sister in the previous one. the session and he thumped back with a run. sniffed from him no, here he was saved by the coach, who is now born. he pulled it out, he pumped it out that the elder sister was lower in the pool that day. true parents brought them together, but in what a boy independently decided to jump to her parents do not believe in the video it is perfectly clear that the child either decided to take this step, trusting the coach to the word about him. according to some information, the instructor suspende

and how many meters is the pool 8 x 3, 8 long 3, and who cleans your fish pool special a man comes, uh a little money, he changes all these chlorine lime expensive pleasure, but 7,000 rubles. 7.000 rub. per month too. well, you have a countercurrent, yes, a countercurrent. exactly this. the main thing is that there should be a counter-flow, because i swim through two pools; the rest is a massage, because this is such a pool. and here, especially this massager. this is for me, this is generally my ruslana. i always go where i am, here on vacation, where, if there is a massager, then that’s it, i’m just there for two hours by the pool. here you don't want such a simulator as sasha's, so i probably want, but i'm three times a year natasha and you for vegetable gardens for beds or for a pool? rest for the pool, for example, i'm not for the radish, but i'm for a natural reservoir, which is located near the feeders. this is his reservoir. yes? i swam very once since november 28 under the snow. ah. you walrus last year, but i can't, but i try my best about this year. on november 30, i came to

lifeguards mean several city beaches and pools are closed.had to be in there a long time just this weekend, a sign of how vital lifeguards are in new jersey, a teen drowned in a strong rip current at an unattended beach by bystanders frantically trying to save him. they all made a line with their hands to try to extend to get this kid out and they pulled him out. the us lifesaving association says drowning is the fifth leading cause of accidental death in the country. among those 1 to 14, it's the second leading cause behind car accidents. it's why cities are desperate to recruit lifeguards. new york city even simplified its notice. obviously difficult swim test and is offering bonuses of $1,000 in phenix and austin are also offering monetary incentives. experts say, to fix this long term, the country needs to get young people excited about lifeguarding at an early age and offer them a career path forward. imagine learning this life skill from someone who looks like you, who've been where you are, who's shaped like you. paulina lamonier start

they were using their swimming pool and they would stop the pool with fish. so we had fresh fish to eat in the evening at the hotel. by this time they decide to change the name of the hotel one more time. and they called it the summer key hotel. we can compare met, solidarity between cambodia and vietnam. it was only in the 1990s that the royal hotel was returned to its former splendor when it was totally renovated by a single party. and for it took him bodie a years to recover from the cruel legacy of the command rouge. and as a one and a half 1000000 people up buried in these killing fields, the unknown pen was gradually rebuilt. people returned to live the mean 1993. 0, to look no most restore to the glitz of its glory days and renamed live while the hotel suddenly deserves the title hotel. it was, it was a haven from the wall as well as being a little hotel. it was a, it was a haven, it was a, it was a place that we journal has regarded as her or a 37 journalists were killed during the cambodian civil war in february, 2003, many correspondence we tend to

it is about the capital pools, political pools, and of course oil and gas. we will have an on stage session with the energy minister of qatar as we go toward an opec-plus meeting. and then the beasts and lions of banking and finance here as we go perhaps to the edge on the debt ceiling. they will be on stage the next three days. a very good morning. give me a deal with ryanair, that's the only important thing you have to do in the next hour. good morning. dani: i will not commit to anything because i am not confident in my ability to negotiate such things. i will give it a go. manus cranny in doha. the global narrative is a confused one, trying to deal with powell, the sideshow of the debt debate in the background. i like what bank of america wrote on friday, it would be so on brent for stocks to melt up into recession and stuck them all right in for the hard landing. the bears are getting bored. clients they say are bored with the bearish narrative. you get stocks that continue to trend higher. maybe ai fuels everything. in asia, the china session, more imp

in rain gutters and snaking and cleaning out the water when keep the water from pooling and keep in mind that mosquito breed in other waters like catch balgsz and construction barriers interest crawl spaces with clmg is an issue you may have is week to cause the water to collect this is an sour of mosquito so for buildings just fix the clean air act drains and catch basins can be mosquito ground it will eliminate it as a possible location keep shrubbery and growths estimated any water to can be seen and eliminated birdbath and fountains and uncovered hot tubs mosquito breed but it is difficult to dump the water out of a hot top can't dump the water adding mosquito finish rids the source of mosquito there are also traditionally methods to protect you installing screens on windows and doors and using a mosquito net and politically aau planet take the time to do the things we've mentioned to eliminate standing water and make sure that mosquito are not a problem on your property remember no water no mosquito >> i try to start every day not looking at my phone by doing something that is

at pools and beaches and rivers. there is a shortage of life guards.this a dangerous memorial holiday. the life guard association says the situation is so critical nationwide that about half of the country's 309,000 public pools will be forced to close or reduce hours the shortage blamed on low salaries. and rigorous testing that makes it hard to find people who apply. >> it is more than just a surge life guard haves a unique advantage of letting people kno there is danger and to hasta ou of that danger. >> cities are now offering incentives to potential life guards in phoenix where new lif guards are getting about $3,000 as a bonus just for signing on. in the meantime, keep an eye on the person in the pool that you are with. >>> time for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist darren peck. is this swimming weather in the bay? >> yes. barely. if you are okay with 70 degrees, i think most kids wouldn't mind. >> kids don't feel it. >> no. doesn't matter. pool's there, they are going in but we are like 10 degrees below average. and we

like driftwood community pool in hollywood, florida. >> how many pools would you be operating if you reporter: but you have one right now. >> right now we have one pool to offer. >> reporter: a supervisor said they have just ten of the 20 employees they need. >> we'll have to cut back on some of the things we can offer the local community. right now we're cutting back on our swim lessons. >> reporter: those visiting beaches in florida aren't excited about swimming at their own risk. >> mother nature has a mind of its own so you have to be aware. >> reporter: the nationwide shortage affecting summer fun coast to coast. the city of seattle announcing it is closing three beaches and two pools because there are nearly 80 life guards short to fully operate. and in new york city, the call is out. >> life guards are not here yet so we cannot open up. >> reporter: out of a needed 1,400 life guards, they currently have just over a third, or about 500 on the pay roll. >> we've been working since last september doing a whole lot in terms of our recruitment to bring in more life guards. >> repor

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in chicago indoor pools are shutting down for the next month.cities are so desperate for help they are offering bonuses. lydia hu is live in chicago where one pool is trying to avoid another summer without a staff. hi, lydia. >> that's right. this pool operated by the city is one of about half that were closed all summer last year. now it's unclear whether it will reopen this summer amid the ongoing lifeguard shortage. a spokesperson for the parks department told us in a statement, quote, our goal is to open all beaches and pools this summer and we're very optimistic about the success of our hiring campaign efforts. those efforts here in chicago include a $6 hundred retention bonus, wage certification fee and free event tickets. lifeguard shortage felt across the country. they blame is tight labor market. approximately half of the country's 309,000 pools are at risk of either being unable to open or needing to reduce operating hours. some say the industry needs to focus on cultivating career lifeguards. watch. >> i have think that having career

jordan poole runs inside.o. >> everyone is going to point out at that one player and say he should have never shot that three. prior to that three, he was 6-10. >> reporter: poole hasn't made a three since game one. 0-8 in the last three games and hit a low point on monday night when he was scoreless in ten minutes. >> things don't go your way, you know, maybe the playing time doesn't come. maybe you get in a shooting slump. so my experience is you jump right back into it and you let it rip. >> reporter: the warriors could use a pool party tonight or at least a few splashes. he averaged 20 points per game during the regular season. but he has been held to single digits six times in the post season. >> and no sense in isolating him in this situation. it is all about collectively what can we do to be better? >> reporter: nobody is happier to be back home than klay thompson. he scored 55 points and knocked down 14 threes at chase center in the first two games. and then went down to l.a. and combined for only 24 p

he then walks over to the family pool and slips beneath the surface. >> he went right to the bottom.ke a bag of bricks just straight down to the bottom. >> reporter: cole's dad zack petite was just feet away putting sunblock on his daughter. he makes a dive for his son and rescues him from the water. >> i think that i acted in a way any normal parent would have reacted. >> the difference is you were here to react. >> exactly. exactly. >> reporter: as a firefighter petite's responded to drownings before. so at home he has a pool fence and motion detectors. >> if i had gone inside hey, i'm going to go grab something to drink real quick, i'm going to go use the restroom, that small amount of time could have been the difference between, you know, us planning a funeral or not. >> reporter: an estimated 4,000 deaths are caused by unintentional drowning in the u.s. every year. it's one of the leading killers of children ages 1 to 4, with most of those drownings in home swimming pools. for families using public pools the american lifeguard association says half of the nation's 309,000 public

joining us now, from nbc sports bay area, monte poole. nice to see you. what did we just see 24 hours ago in terms of historical perspective here because we can always rave about it, but you tell us. what did we see yesterday? >> well, first of all, you saw someone do something that had never been done before. the nba is 76 years old, and stephen curry is the first person to score 50 points in a game seven. so that's never been done, and for him to do that at age 35 -- he's the oldest guy on the court doing this time. and he managed to do that. after game six, malik munk, said the warriors were old. so steph's response was that, a 50-burger. you look at that game. you say this is just one more to stack on top of the other things he's done over the course of his career that tells you this guy, he was a hall of famer five years ago. now, if there were another hall of fame above the regular hall of fame, he belongs there too. >> we keep talking about michael jordan. steph curry is in that conversation now. take us behind the scenes because steph curry, as fa

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steph to poole with a three. he tied the game. with second life tauren poole had a good hit clut e en d maker for the lakers. anthony davis when the warriors had tied the game in the fourth quarter davis had a key block on curry. one of his four blocks with 23 rebounds and 30 points in this game. a disappointing loss for the dubs but it may have given fans a preview of more anxiety to come in this series. >> the fan in front of me was standing up but i had to hide behind him hoping for the score to change. it was so close. >> 600 playoff threes. klay had a better chute night then game seven. poole 21 . we don't get a lot of time to think about this loss. tomorrow we are at home with a start time of 6:00 p.m. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> i'm not as sad as i thought. we will be totally fine. >> i like your thinking. >>> americans are bracing for rising interest rates as the reserve will meet today to discuss the fight against inflation. the expectation is the fed will raise interest rates by a quarter point . the decision

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