business sapped _ confusion. let's look at the ft. business sapped by _ confusion.y staff shortages as covid orders workers home. we are hearing that so many members of staff in the nhs are being told to go home to self—isolate because they come into contact with someone with covid. and it's now spreading to other businesses as well. yes. other businesses as well. yes, operations _ other businesses as well. yes, operations have _ other businesses as well. yes, operations have been - other businesses as well. is: operations have been cancelled in birmingham and leeds. it spreading far and wide now so 700 workers at the nissan plant in sunderland who have been alerted, and they are predicting about 20% of workforces in industrial setting to be pinged at any one time. which would be chaos. the health secretary is working on improving the sensitivity of the app to make it less sensitive so it stops alerting people in an overly cautious manner. because is not sustainable to carry on this way. not sustainable to carry on this wa . �* , ., not sustainable to carry on this

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the harvesters then let each fruit drip sap on the ground, otherwise it will damage the fruit skin which should be flawless. at the a o. m export company's processing facility. fruits are checked for maturity and firmness. the trained staff note all data, so the supply chain can be traced. the mangoes are inspected, washed several times, dried and polished before being packed into 4 kilo boxes. a o. m makes its own packaging this season as seen the worst harvest in decades. jenny bush, coney is the a o m processing plants, director fruit flies are our biggest problem now. they punch the skin and obviously we also have a shortage of mangoes this year. molly's mango industry, spend some 60000 years a season on export licenses for europe. from all we train farmers and instruct him not to treat their fields in an event of any disease. outside of my life, they have to call us to send them what they need and train them to apply it themselves. that's. that's my. now, the shipping documents make every palette traceable to source. olivia bama barbara keeps track of a whims produce on the when the

they catch the fruit that's cut off the branch, the harvesters then let each fruit drip sap on the ground. otherwise it will damage the fruit skin which should be flawless. at the a o. m export companies processing facility fruits are checked for maturity and firmness. the trained staff note all data, so the supply chain can be traced in the mangoes are inspected, washed several times, dried and polished before being packed into 4 kilo boxes. a o. m makes its own packaging this season as seen the worst harvest in decades. jenny bull, corny is the a o m processing plants. director fruit flies are our biggest problem now. they punch the skin and obviously we also have a shortage of mangoes this year. molly's mango industry spend some 60000 years a season on export licenses for europe. from all we train farmers and instruct him not to treat their fields in an event of any disease. outside of my life, they have to call us to send them what they need and train them to apply it themselves. customize the shipping documents make every pallet traceable to source olivia by my borrow keeps track of

grow to maturity and then dies in the boma and batteries that lack water at their roots can produce sap done and are therefore defenseless against the insect and unreasonable and careful. there was also that although this year was rather cood and damp so far, that was not enough to offset 3 years of drought and drive away the people we meet attends nigh as his family. his own this far as to the east and belgium for the past 100 years, about 60 percent of europe's forests, a privately owned and pose huge problems for their owners. the science had to cut down entire areas like this one to fight the buck before interest station home at these really traumatic or areas where trees 2 or 3 years ago or now bear. so boom, trees that had grown to maturity and we're ready to be felled. are suddenly dead mostly because of the drought. there's been a lot of fetal damaged, wood, and timber processing companies are overwhelmed. those who cannot happy to set it off to china at a discount. europeans prefer impeccable timber, which is becoming increasingly costly and rather weld over film to tag on hope

. >> reporter: induces a white sap and that plant is critical for the monarch's lifecycle. >> caterpillars for monarchs will only eat milkweed. >> reporter: it is known as an indicator species. what happens could spell trouble for others. >> butterflies are like the famous canary in the goldmine. they are indicators of a dangerous situation before it's perceived as dangerous. >> reporter: he is a professor of evolution at ecology at uc davis. he says there are global declines and butterflies. >> we suspect the big scale and things are happening that we don't fully understand. >> reporthamonitored butterfly population aggressive for the formula for more than 45 years. the trend -- >> long-term decline. >> reporter: he points to three main reasons. habitat loss. pesticides., change. >> the question is whether they will manage to survive given the very rapid change we are seeing and to the extent to where we have modified the landscape. >> there is a female coming in now. >> reporter: he took us along. along the track, we spied a checkered skipper and a blue butterfly but overall -- >> this i

travelled to a town in massachusetts in early july. 74% of those infected were fully vaccinated and had the sap amount of virus as those unvaccinated. bob walker treated this discovery as indicating breakthrough cases who spread the virus more readily. >> when i walk into the safeway, it's far more likely the person standing next to me in line has covid. doesn't know it. feels fine. >> reporter: the period of infection from delta may be longer. it's possible you could transmit the virus for 18 days rather than 13. this could raise questions about extending quarantine and te requirements. we also asked dr. hong with ucsf about that and he said it's possible the quarantine may be extended especially for people who are immunocompromised or unvaccinated who can transmit the virus for a lon the virus for a lon dr. bush ss shoul once oreekn wt have symptoms. >>> let's talk about that surge for a minute. any predictions on when the surge might peak? >> reporter: it's a tough one. we talked to two doctors at ucsf and several at stanford. while they say it's difficult to be certain, the current models a

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when we have proposals like this which are arguably unconstitutional, it's going to put a sap on resourceshat could be used for something else. >> reporter: the ordinance will go to final vote in the fall. and by that time more details are expected to be known, like the exact price of insurance and owner's fee. both sides believe they will win in court, which is where everyone believe it is will end up. nbc bay area news. >>> the vta continues to recover from last month's deadly mass shooting. today a step forward. 22 new vta bus operators officially graduated from an eight-week training program. they're now set to hit the streets of santa clara county. this year's class overcame a lot. >> this class was very unique in the fact that we had to start off with the pandemic. we had to go through social distancing. in the middle of it we also had the tragedy at guadalupe. we lost to helping that situation out. >> they will be operating buss on their own beginning money. >>> some businesses have found it impossible to come back from the pandemic, that includes the movie theater at palo alto squa

past given that were in the third quarter what will be almost unquestionably the peak growth rate in sapnings probably overall gdp as well and that the second derivative issue the rate of change is the way down, that has not bowed terribly ill for the market but it does usher in more about the volatility and more turn under the surface in the market and i think that's what were possibly set upward for the next month or two. jack: of an important distinction earnings will grow but not quite the rate that we've seen recently for obvious reasons the second quarter was awful. but another possible red flag, evaluation on just about every metric except for those when you compare them to yield and rates there pretty near historical highs i realize that's never a timing issue but investors should be thinking i presume longer-term returns are going to be muted when you start from this point. >> evaluation when it starts on the upside are particularly low on the downside is as much of a reflection of sentiment or anything else. they would pay nosebleed evaluation regardless of the underlying funda

service community members lined street as vta buses and police led a procession from the bus yard to the sapcenter. they were celebrating the lives of these nine men who died when one of their coworkers opened fire. the board is discussing what to do at the site of the massacre. they decided to postpone light rail service indefinitely following >>> new at 0.ng. tonight, the search is on for a marathon runner who went missing in yosemite. the 61-year-old was hiking. the authorities think he was on an off rail track t has been a week since that search began for a runner who vanish inside the east bay hills. >> 37-year-oldman disappeared after planning go for a run his family and volunteers were still looking. official search was called off. it was unprecedent inside scope. some of the agencies involved used k-9, fixed wing aircrafts and drones as they went through 50 square miles usstill ead, n into the news room minutes ago of a sio ec yo diningiv no e. tha growing number of restaurants are using to combat ballooning costs. >>> a fire station next to a dry regional park was forced to shutdown

know, for instance, what machine to use today for a perfect try saps or whatever. should we be able to know what were team to follow for a hipaa compass boost or something like that? yeah, yeah, i've been very interested in that and, and trying to come up with platforms that, that measure your particular benefit from exercise. then what i've seen is there's a lot of individual variability. where does that variability come to? i'm not saying that some people have no brain benefit and other people have maximum brain benefit. generally they all benefit, but some people have a bigger benefit from a particular workout for their mood and less or their cognitive or memory function and, and vice versa. and so that tells me that there are kind of individualized programs that one can create to work on to work on what you want to work on. so not everybody wants to have wants to work on mood, what maybe you're satisfied with, with your overall kind of move performance and you want to focus on prefrontal cortex. what are you going to do? what is that particular workout that wil

and each member, the pilot bit that will be in sap. alum is actually shell, feels that bubble fully who brought them back and they would like mobile full is approach to continue so that they can continue to survive. and she has a lot of pressure with that, but she was also part of that repression. so i would go, i agree with to do that. what we might see was actually not optimistic. and then when we said that she because of their 1st coming election, which i think that you have and she has to, to survive through that. and he's ready. it seems that he is really any regret, repressive approach just so that he can maintain her presidency beyond safety. 25 yet or am i just like to take a step back for a moment? how much did the human rights situation in tans in the deteriorate under the stewardship? a former president muggle fully. what was it like in the country before he took power and then what happened after he took power? i think it's important to point out the best company, like any country in the world and in the region. you know, there's always been a degree off our human rights abu

they gathered for a memorial service at the sap center in san jose. several law enforcement agencies and other local transit agencies escorted vta busses to that private event. 1,200 people took part in the memorial. speakers included family men's of the nine killed and transit leader. >>> a deadly shooting rocked a normally quiet neighborhood. those shots rang out 1:30 this morning. officers found four gunshot victims, one died at the scene. this all happened on sos drive near north main street. people who live in walnut creek are rattled. >> i mean, we moved out here because it's so quiet and safe and then, you know, you hear four people get shot and one is dead and you just told me somebody else was shot and a target a month ago. yeah, it's surprising. really surprising. >> police are not releasing much in the way of details in this case. we will bring you the latest as we get those details. >>> happening this week a critical meeting opt a's future in oakland. a term sheet for building a waterfront ballpark for the a's. the problem is the team and

bill that democrats really want, and they are afraid that if you pass a bipartisan bill, that sort of saps the willingness. those particularly in the moderate wing of the caucus, to go along with some of these more ambitious, you know, climate and social net, safety net spending, things like that that see it as this is the opportunity to deliver some of these agenda items that they have been talking about for decades. the political issue is that she is not going to get liberal votes for the bipartisan plan in the house unless this other bill is riding alongside it. remember the progressive caucus, folks that are really counting on this $3.5 trillion bill to become law are not going to wave their hands and let the bipartisan bill pass without this other bill coming together. that may change, but by sending this message, she is saying, really the mainstream of her caucus who wants to see the bills passed, it is not going to happen. i'm not going to let them do a bait and switch, and we will just pass this bipartisan bill that doesn't quite do as much as you guys want it to do. host: how did

water at their roots can produce sap done, can attend, are therefore defenseless against the insect and on an unreasonable and capable, there was also this though this year was rather crude and damp so far. that was not enough to offset 3 years of drought and drive away the people we meet at night as his family. his own this far as to the east in belgium for the past 100 years, about 60 percent of europe's forests, a privately owned and pose huge problems for their owners. the science had to cut down entire areas like this one to fight the bug infestation hallmark these really traumatic areas where trees 2 or 3 years ago are now bear. so boom, trees that had grown to maturity and we're ready to be felled. are suddenly dead mostly because of the drought. yet there's been a glass of fetal damaged wood, and timber processing companies are overwhelmed. those who cannot happy to set it off to china at a discount. europeans prefer impeccable timber, which is becoming increasingly costly and rather weld over. so the take home, hopefully deal. i think only the big players can live off there for

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they gather for a special memorial service at the sap center in san jose. this is video of several law enforcement agencies and even other local transit agencies escorting vta buses to the private event. about 1200 people took part in the memorial. organizers say speakers included family members of the nine men killed as well as transit leaders. >>> bringing back the famed gilroy garlic festival is not going to be exactly the same. blame that on the pandemic of course. instead of the traditional event which draws tens of thousands each day this year people can still get all the great food just not like you used to get it. this year you have to get it in a drive through line and that festival runs for the next two weekends. you may remember organizers haven't been able to hold a typical festival since the deadly shooting there in 2019. organizers hope the -- to bring back the full event last year but the pandemic forced them to cancel it. >>> people in san jose have a chance to weigh in on a proposal that would lower the amount of new parking spaces built in

you might wonder why they didn't just actually take a picture of their actual sap if they're so diverse. but perhaps that's because the o d and i just isn't as diverse and inclusive a place as they would like you to think it, it just won't be on the front cover inside the report itself. there the figure suggest that since 2019 women have seen no change in representation whatsoever, while minorities gain just half a percent and people with disabilities even less than that, it's almost as if they're not really going all in on hiring people based on skin color and gender, perhaps it shockingly merit and qualifications that they're actually after. but then again, even the us intelligence community has to keep up appearances, especially under this biden administration. maybe that's why the us media has been kind of silence on the stories. after all, can't have people thinking that the current administration isn't woke enough live for moscow. this is our t still to come in the program lessons to be learned. the u. k. education watchdog phase. pluses on sex, gender issues and school have becom

the impact of an energy sapping nights and tournaments who's becoming evidence is fine or would be decided in a penalty shootout. neither team looked assured from the spot but it was english teenagers. okay. second miss. the decisive kick. it meant italy could celebrate their 1st european title since 1968 i had seen that didn't qualify for the last will will soon be turning their focus to a similar success. next year the finals incatel ah, andy richardson, l g 0 arsenal, and matched united have head out against the races. abuse suffered by their players while representing england, 19 year old gunner because you soccer and united markers. marcus rochefort, along with jayden sanchez, who's expected to move to old trafford, were targeted after missing their penalties. both english really clubs vented their anger online clubs in england's top light had been protesting against racism by taking indeed before every match. something the england team has also been doing earlier re spoke to daily mirror assistant editor darren lewis, and he says he wasn't at all surprised by the abuse suffered by th

the pink demick the case track and tre. sap that tells people to isolate if they've been there, a coven carrier. but it's led to hundreds of thousands of healthy people having to miss work and stay home. and aspire calls for the sensitivity of it to be adjusted . the health department is ruling out such changes. the sector itself has become a victim at the for the shortage of doctors and nurses leading to operations being canceled. and that being calls from the industry to allow a special exemption for medics. but the department of health insist the app is doing his job and reducing the career of our a spread questions of also be raised if the answer is actually even necessary. now, given the widespread rollout vaccine have a number of factor absence and work, including medical professionals, which is had a large impact. some service slippers makes no distinction between and a work environment contacts wearing perfect equipment or outside of that environment. and one is unable to cow, where the contact came from is extremely easy to accidentally forget to turn off the notifications and

so if africa's largest, all refinery is closing temporarily in response to the looting the sap press facility in durban account for about 35 percent of the country's refining capacity. that's around 180000 barrels a day. the turban is one of the cities which is seen widespread violence on placing in the past few days. plenty more ahead. so news are including the grief and anger in iraq. his funeral take place for 92 victims of a fire at a cold at 19 isolation hospital cuba. com and the own social media. anti government protests continue to sweep across the country. and in sports another set back for the tokyo olympics. this time do not call the related phone. i will be here to tell you more, coming up on tens of thousands of the st. louis and have in stock overseas. throughout the pandemic and the government is tightening measures even further. the number of citizens and residents who are allowed to return has been cut in half signs of 3 thousands, a week straightly. as vaccine rule lights has been slow and it continues to pursue a strategy of 0 transmission. australia has restricted

damaging for both of them because he was elective saying that he was an artist. contrary to predecessor sap was in page and her predecessor is about to more that's about who was in prison on corruption charges. so now there's this question. so that's why people are getting angrier and angrier damaging for both scenario. you say, monica, but what does he risk ultimately? could he also be age? the there are $100.00 over $120.00 requests for his impeachment. it's unlikely at this point that he will be engaged because he does have a support in the house of representatives, which is the but the place that will ultimately decide if an impeachment pro process go ahead or not. and we have elections will be held next fear. so at this point i would say no, but he depends. if the board depends on the very 2nd cluster of the party, who are they see that the situation is getting worse and worse? they may just change and not. * * support him any more in congress. so now he doesn't run a risk, but we can say for sure what will happen in the next few months. thank you for that, monica in our key of reporti

. >> reporter: milk weed oozes a sticky milky sap. that plant is critical for the life cycle. >> caterpillars from monarchs will only eat milk weed. >> reporter: what happens to the monarch could spell trouble for others. >> butterflies are like the famous canary in the coal mine. they're indicators of a potentially dangerous situation before it is generally perceived as dangerous. >>> a professor of evolution and ecology at uc davis says there are global declines in butterflies. >> we suspect big scale things are happening that we don't rep butterfly populations for more than 45 years. the trend. >> longterm decline. >> reporter: he points to three main reasons. habitat loss, pesticides, climate change. >> the question is whether they will manage to survive given the very rapid change we are seeing now and extent to which we have modified the landscape. >> there is a female coming now. >> reporter: he took kpix5 along during a count. we spied a checkered skipper and an acmond blue butterfly. >> this is really a terrible day. >> repor

crude prices falling on the fear of the resurgence could sap demand as opec is ramping up production.is on until jeff bezos blasts off in blue origin rocket really cool inside it has nice windows. we will take you there live. "squawk box" begins right now. it's tuesday, july 20th. >>

virus concerns sap sentiments just a little bit. fed reiterates tapering should start sooner rather than later. opec-plus heads into a crucial meeting with russia and saudi arabia. they are split on supply hikes. the market is expecting an extra half a million barrels a day from august. and president xi jinping thinks that he uses the 100 anniversary of china's commonest party to warn the world to not stand in the way of beijing's historic mission, gaining control of taiwan. for me, this is the last working day of the week. in terms of the market, there is still a lot of room left until late friday and a lot of data to get through. but we are looking to build out some of the record runs we have had in stocks in the first six months. even though volatility has bond to the lowest levels in about 16 months. dani: i do think one of the things that's striving the lower volatility is the lower levels of economic policy uncertain we've seen -- uncertainty that we've seen. you can look at the index and it's built looking at different newspa

are you kidding me nobody schedules anything that week are you kidding me he didn't understand he's sap >> jim, you're -- >> biden technology guys, they seem to be anti-tech to some degree would you please explain they're not anti-tech. >> well, he's saying a lot of really smart things and he -- you know, he is saying some things that other people were afraid to say that are true things >> right >> so, look, crisis is a prioritization in government they have to figure out what truly is important and certainly our technology industry is one of our great assets of technology we want to help all of our customers get back to growth and reignite the economy and the government has to be a team as part of that in fact, i just spoke to jean ramando. she is the secretary of commerce she is absolutely helping us getting our businesses going and back doing the things that are important. like, jim, we've got to get to net zero, not just to growth we've got to cut our emissions we have to get to our trillion trees. 1t.org that's a huge part of the future we've got to go green. there are so many thin

now, our sap coaching insights. pat maroon tied the game in the third period and he has won back-to-back titles and the last player to win at least three in a row with multiple times was pat litsenberger in the 1960s. than knox last overtime goal happened in canada in 1963 was elmer locke with the o.t. winner with the canadiens against boston. shea weber is in the box. for another 2:59. the quickest stanley cup overtime winning goal was 1970, bobby orr, 40 seconds in. lightning starts cirelli, kucherov, point and hedman. canadiens win the face-off. edmundson and throws the puck in on goal. for the lightning, if they score the next goal, they will win their second consecutive stanley cup. there's kucherov off of the stick of point. played by cirelli. and now, it is brayden point. >> eddie: nice job by montreal so far here in this overtime. >> kenny: anthony cirelli down the right side. cirelli backhands in behind the goal, and edmundson is on it there, and he is clearing it down. 2:20 remaining on the shea weber doub

it had a sapping effect this year.also had a production that you had not been able to produce all the shows they have wanted to produce over the past 12 to 18 months and that means that there is a huge pent-up production schedule which is now ramping up finally and as those new shows finish production and become broadcast, that will boost the man further. flix knows that the thing that attracts new subscribers is not new shows. it has not had as many hot new shows in the past sick month 12 months and therefore, as that lag catches up with itself, that -- six months to 12 months and therefore, as that lag catches up with itself, at least optimism for investors. we do not quite know how that looks yet. dani: what about their international growth picture? that was a big drive and motivating factor for netflix to bring in more subscribers. do we have any read on how successful that has been? alex: the growth outside north america has very much been the saving grace as they continue to grow in the most recent quarter despit

we are clear there though where we have the clouds and the inland valleys and also the sap center looking upper 70's on the way for san jose. a nice day, low clouds and fog with patchy drizzle, mild to warm days through the holiday weekend and for the 4th we have got fog. it'll make its way through the bayshore and then looking at our impacts through the fog today. through midmorning it clears back by about 1:30. fog along the coast from marin to san mateo. all the way down to santa cruz. 8, 9:00 in oakland. should be 67 in san jose. look for 77 today for fremont. 85 for vallejo. that seems a little warm. looking at 85 in concord. i would say vallejo would be about upper 70's. 65 in san francisco and the accuweather seven day forecast. nice looking 4th. no heat in the forecast. we will see seasonal temperatures with little change through the period and then the warm up as advertised the end of the week. we could see triple digit heat think next weekend inland. >> wow. we will watch out for that. thank you. >>> as the state reopens, some people are returning back to their normal lives. a n

that's wrong with the rocket, it will automatically ignite a solid rocking motor that will propel the sap sul from the module and land safety. we have three parachutes on board, we have never had a failure. but only one has to open to land safely, and that's just to start. every computer on board. every battery, every sensor, every wire, every mechanism that we need for safety has one or two back ups. >> brianna, just a few of the reasons why jeff bezos and the team at blue origin feel they are ready to fly humans today, including their founder jeff bezos. now, i had the opportunity to get inside of the flight simulators that the astronauts have been doing their training the last few days, and even just on the ground here, it was a really cool experience, and the windows on this capsule, they are the largest windows that have ever flown into space. they take up a third of the capsule. so wally funk, oliver dahmen, jeff bezos, as they get their astronaut wings. >> i'm glad you mentioned the windows. it's about the most expensive view that money can buy. >> ever. >> that's what we will be s