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west coast. we do everything in-house. we're a completely integrated farm. we have adult abalone, wch we'll take into the hatchery, and you get a tiny little fertilized abalone embryo. we get them by the millions. 24 hours laterthey hatch, and feed, feed, feed, repeat, and harvest at about 100 grams, about a 3 1/2-inch shell length. and that's the market size, and we crank those out 52 weeks a year. aquilino: much of what we do here in this program has been inspired by what abalone farmers do, people like doug bush and dan swezey at the cultured abalone farm have really helped us figure out how to maximize production in this lab. so we take their best methods and then we tweak them for white abalone, so it really hps sustainable aquaculture in this country and the restoration of a species. bush: i've been banging this drum for a while, to really sort of draw attention to abalone. it's just a perfect, banner species. aquaculture and marine science has a tendency to sort of do a real cut-and-paste style of research, and so it didn't seem to me to be a great wa

west coast for the top spot. lucky w cottage in north carolina took the top spot. guest houseear mendocino was top place to book in california. >> still, we know the truth. west coast cool is the best. >> west coast, best coast. we were talking about that earlier. i agree to disagree. i am on t, you know, trying to hold it down. >> i was trying to force you to agree with me. didn't work. >> see you at 6:30. >> it's fine. you go the it. thank you. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00, a rush to the altar after a year of waiting. >> the i do boom in vegas. that's coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> every time i apply for daca i feel like it is ripped out of my arms every single time. >> rallying for rights. demands from dreamers in the bay area. >>> later, it could cost you a little extra to drive through streets of downtown san francisco. new congestion pricing proposal, next. >>> a live look from our roof looking at the trans america pyramid. it is misting in the city but most places are waking up with relatively clear skies if outside immediate bay. east bay you've g

west coast. i'm jonathan lemire. >>> nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more on face coveringslta variant mask debate. president biden says he has talked to his covid experts about mask rules for vaccinated americans, but so far no change is planned. >> a 25-person group we put together are looking at all pockets of what's happening now. >> reporter: the cdc director has a message for the fully vaccinated. mask wearing is it to you. >> you may choose to have an extra layer of protection by putting on a mask, and that's a very individual choice. >> reporter: but some local officials push for broader mask wearing. authorities in new orleans and philadelphia now recommending masks indoors for the fully vaccinated. atlanta public schools said masks will be mandatory for all students and staff regardless of status. >> our thanks to nbc's kelly o'donnell for that report. >>> the white house is also concerned about an influx of migrants at the border once co-rid restrictions get lifted. let's bring in reporter julie julia ainsley. >> thanks for having me. there are biden officials who

west coast. friends, go to sleep -- after the show. >>>s now housetee on the january 6th attack on the capitol of the united states of america. speaker nancy pelosi officially named congressman adam kinzinger to the committee. he's a retired air force veteran and member of the military guard and brings great patriotism to the committee's mission. self-governance needs it. let me be clear. i'm a republican dead indicated to values but i swore an oath to uphold the constitution. when duty calls, i will always answer that. that's adam kinzinger. top house republican kevin mccarthy reacted by attacking the speaker. he said, the rejection to serve on the committee and self-appointment of members who share her preconceived narrative will not yield a investigation. pelosi denied two, banks and jordan, due to previous comments they made about the attack and their false claims about the election results. >>> senators announced an agreement on the framework on the bill with president biden a month ago, but negotiation disagreements have slowed the process down

this house where the monsoon has really been giving a lashing toward the west coast of india, this includes for the financial capital. so moved by over the past 7 days, you had picked up a meter and a half of rain and we can expect much of the same as we head toward thursday. i do want to take it for the bay and then call because we have a disturbance swirling around and that's really dialing up the rainfall as we head toward the northeast of india on thursday. next up are going to southeast asia and you know, across the region we are actually going to get some spells of sunshine. but this south west mon soon is steering some heavy rain toward the philippines in particular for the northern island. so this will include manila on thursday. is a pacific a lot going on. so we had to food chem, pack up make landfall. was the 1st type food to make landfall in china so far this year. but we are also keeping a close eye on typhoon info. and this is going to have a major impact for northern areas of taiwan. look at this type a project at wing us on friday, 70 kilometers per hour, and rainfall will l

what it looked like from inside the truck as they look to protect a housing development wednesday night. wildfires up and down the west coast even into canada are pouring smoke into the sky. so far our air has been clear with lots of green and yellow on the purple map now. pretty good. later in the show, we are live with the bay area air quality management district on how you can protect yourself as we head deeper into fire season. >>> days after we revealed hundreds of potential bogus disability complaints in san francisco we are learning dozens of alameda businesses are facing the same issue. mark rogers was one of 66 business owners hilt with an ada lawsuit all by one plaintiff, orlando garcia. that name is the same as over 1,000 lawsuits. >> i started to receive letters from attorneys wanting to help me. i am watching my bank account go down as i here more people to take re e siio >> we started reading the complaints. thatter a carbon copy of each other. >> businesses up and down park street say they're hiring certified access specialists to make sure they're in compliance with ada to try and avoid suits like these. >>>

neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads. predominant, the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable. so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages are constructed differently with the flem of the materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, if huge places where people can investigate in the middle there and environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time to japan now where a powerful mudslide has went through a seaside town flatly, nearly everything in its path, at least 2 people have died and 20 more are missing. the military has been deployed to a tommy southwest of tokyo days of torrential rains triggered the disaster. the

coast. only 2:30 a.m. out west. i'm jonathan lamere. the number two houseose of the covid vaccine. congressman steve scalise waited until sunday to get hits first shot. now, the delta variant on the rise, he said, quote, when you talk to people who run hospitals in new orleans or other states, 90% of the hospital with delta variant have not been vaccinated. that's another signal that vaccine works. he added that the vaccine is, quote, safe and effective. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is encouraging americans to get vaccinated. despite many republicans refusing the vaccine, mcconnell has been one of the parties more outspoken members in urging vaccination to stop the spread. >> these shots, you need to get in everybody's arm as rapidly as possible or we're going to be back in a situation in the fall that we don't yearn for that we went through last year. >> meanwhile, the senate will hold a procedural vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill today, even though the legislation is not finished. 60 senators will need to vote in favor for the motion t

is the house minority leader stacking the deck against the truth? >>> a west coastather and causing hazy skies all the way in new york city. >>> and leading this hour cases among athletes are rising big time sponsors are bailing arenas will be empty. now with about two days before the opening ceremony, the tokyo 2020 ceo says he's not ruling out an 11th hour cancelation of the olympic games, as cnn's will ripley now reports. >> reporter: three days before the olympics are set to begin, details about the opening ceremony remains shrouded in mystery. it's already known no regular spectators will be in attendance. just how many athletes will participate? what sponsors and dignitaries will attend? all remain open questions. this as covid-19 cases are surging in tokyo, sparking the jaw-dropping statement by the head of the tokyo organizing committee that a last-minute cancelation of the games themselves is still an option. >> translator: we cannot predict what the epidemic will look like in the future. so for what to do should there be any surge of positive cases, we'll

as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads on the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable, so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages are constructed differently with some of the materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, huge places where people can investigate in the middle of their environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time. but let's go to japan now where a powerful mudslide has swept through the side town flattening nearly everything in its path. at least 2 people have died and 20 more and missing. the military has been deployed to a tommy southwest of tokyo days of torrential rain triggered the disaster

coast. 2:30 out west. i'm jon lemire. >>> president biden is back at the white house after traveling to surfside, florida, yesterday.are missing in last week's devastating condominium collapse. chief white house correspondent peter alexander has more on the president's trip. >> reporter: good morning. president biden delivering a simple message in person to the families of those missing and lost in that awful surfside collapse, saying we're here for you as a nation. the president and first lady spending nearly three hours meeting with the loved ones speaking in deeply personal terms about the loss of his wife and young daughter years ago saying he knows what the families are going through. it's the waiting, he told them, that is unbearable. the bidens paying respect at a memorial wall lined with flowers and photos and the president visibly emotional at times. this was clearly a meaningful visit, grief bringing together leaders from both parties. the president visiting with local officials among them ron desantis a frequent biden critic but on thursday both men praised each other for their cooperative effort. preside

house. >> reporter: thursday's rainfall totals came trait from the old testament. key west, almost 11 inches. savannah, eight inches. elsa moved up a coast severe storms. hail fell in new jersey. to climatolog climatologists, af this extreme weather, this coast to coast misery, looks like a moment of reckoning. since california arguably had it the worst this weekend, its government has the final word. >> governor: climate change is real and it is here, and you don't believe it, you've got to believe your own eyes. >> dickerson: mark is going to be back later and the broadcast to tell us about billionaire richard branson's space flight. let's look at them taking off on what they're calling the unity 22 mission. 22 is the number of flights for this particular space plane. branson said he will be evaluating the virgin galactic experience. if all goes well, that means the 600-person waiting list could be taking off as early as next year. we'll be right back. my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. is now a

west coast. flash flooding in the southwest. strong storms across the plains and southeast. hazy, hot and humid. for the northeast. >> finally a special visit to the white houseind her album at number one. on the billboard 200. she spent the day at 1600 pennsylvania avenue on wednesday. 18 year-old super-star visiting the white house. to meet with president biden to encourage young people to get the covid vaccine. >> it doesn't matter if you are young and healthy. protect yourself and friends kp family. >> in a 1995 pink plaid chanel two piece set. old every than she is. a surprise appearance in the white house press briefing room. >> if you know her music. you get that joke. >> i want to say i'm beyond honored and humble to be here today. to spread the message about the importance of vaccination. >> cdc data showing young people between ages 18 to 24 have been the highest rate of covid-19 cases and only 41% of the age group is fully vaccinated. >> i'm in awe of the work president biden and dr. fauci have done and happy to help lend support to the important initiative. >> of course being that a majority of her 28 million social media followers are millennial.

, inundating that west coast, bringing heavy showers, come on by sponsor, cut on airways, an extra judicial killing, and a north african capital. i heard someone breaking into our house. i heard people shouting so full masked men for not only the eyes and hair was showing al jazeera willed, his red eye, witness accounts of the dramatic story of the assassination of major p l. o. figure kelly was here in a secret israeli operations assassination in tunis on al jazeera. oh, the ah. hello again, i'm this tells you take home that's remind you of on top stories here. the south thousands have joined red anti government protests in cuban demonstrations on demanding more action from the government around poverty. the economy and the current of ours pandemic presents. miguel diaz has named the united states to be italy has won the euro 2020 football championship. these in england and a nail biting penalty in europe and championship trophy in 53 in mama told them and come to the time the british government has concerned over the rising number of cases of the 1900 very round. 60000 fans were at wembley stadium for the final well, a 2 week lockdown has begun in thailand to stop

west coast. the pentagon announcing plans to house 2500 afghan refugees who aided the u.s.ry base in virginia. many allies who served as interpreters and their families are now in grave danger as u.s. troops return home and the taliban gains ground. the white house will begin evacuating afghans by the end of july. well, "the washington post" is not holding back on hunter biden's painting scandal. the paper taking jabs at the president's embattled son in a new op-ed. the piece highlights hunter's alleged business dealings with china. they even showcase a fake art piece that reads i heart burisma the white house faces ethical questions as buyers of hunter's art can remain anonymous. those are your headlines guys. steve: some of that stuff could sell for half a million dollars? carley: yep. that's the price tag. steve: it's pretty expensive. brian: not bad for a rookie? he has only been painting six weeks. ainsley: if somebody comes it over to your house president biden did that it's not really anonymous. steve: conversation. brian: you could say hunter bluw this painting he b

west tonight and the air quality alerts all the way to the east coast. one just issued in boston from those fires and we're on the front lines tonight. >>> the capitol. house speaker nancy pelosi now with two republicans on the panel. minority leader kevin mccarthy calling them pelosi republicans. and what we've learned about what the american people will hear tomorrow morning. rachel scott on the hill. >>> news involving american troops in iraq. president biden meeting with iraq's prime minister. what president biden announced. and a reality check tonight about what this means on the ground in iraq. martha raddatz standing by. e americ smmer tossing his gold medal to a teammate in the heartbreak in the water for katie ledecky, losing gold by less than a second. a couple of rare missteps for gymnast simone biles and what she revealed. and the british swimmer winnio n like him who have ever felt alone. james longman in tokyo tonight. >>> back here at home, news tonight involving a deadly standoff involving deputies. one killed, three others wounded. several family members dead. >>> and what was that in the sky over texas? there were reports coming in from s

house today, president biden warned of the dangerous conditions in the west. >> people are hurting. it's more dangerous for kids to play outside. roads are buckling under the heat. >> reporter: along the east coast, temperatures continue to climb into the high 90s with feels-like temperatures hitting 106 in philadelphia and 103 in new york. >> people who have preexisting medical problems, like hypertension and diabetes, high cholesterol, even mental health disorders are at risk. >> reporter: in new york city, air conditioning crews are working around the clock. clock. and in philadelphia, buses were dispatched throughout the city as cooling centers for the city's most vulnerable. >> i can expect probably a little bit more today. >> reporter: the high temperatures in the pacific northwest are beginning to move inland. throughout the heat wave, washington state reported more than 1300 emergency room visits for heat-related illnesses. in canada, the vancouver police department reported nearly 100 sudden deaths since friday, the vast majority likely related to the heat. the town of lytton, british columbia hit a record record 121 degrees. well, doctors are urging caution, warning that even young and

coast, 2:30 out west. i'm jonathan lemire. >>> covid-19 cases continue to rise in all states particularly in areas with low vaccination rates. according to the white houseda alone. the cdc says almost all recent cases have impacted those who have not received a covid-19 vaccine. meanwhile more counties across the county may follow los angeles's lead and ramp up, calling for more mask mandates. scott gottlieb issued a warning to unvaccinated americans about the risk. >> this variant is so contagious, it's going to affect the majority. most people will get vaccinated or have been previously infected or they will get this delta variant. it's going to be the most serious virus they get in their lifetime in terms of the risk of putting them in the hospital. >> dr. gottlieb will be a gefts on morning joe. despite warnings, new polls show the groups most vulnerable are the groups least concerned about it. in a new cbs news.gov poll, 48% of not fully, not vaccinated are concerned. that's 24 pointss than those who say they have it. top doctors have repeatedly stressed the best way to protect yourself from the delta variant is to get yourself vaccinated. >>> join

as the neighboring west coast of the united states, the construction of buildings has to be adjusted to this increasing threads on the use of what he would material for building houses makes them extremely vulnerable, so i think that the north american engineers have to have a look to, to europe, where the has the houses, the settlements and towns and villages construct a different view with less flam over materials. well, we also have to, to look at the asian routes and other precautionary measures that may include even bunkers, you know, a few places where people can investigate in the middle there and environment and towns without necessarily needing to travel through a zone. which otherwise is also in danger by fire, and people could be tracked on on the road out of the place. very serious picture, indeed forest and fire ecologist, dr. johan gold. i'm a thank you very much for your time. let's go to japan now where a powerful mudslide has swept through the side town flattening nearly everything in its path. at least 2 people have died and 20 more missing. the military has been deployed to a tommy southwest of tokyo. di days of torrential rains triggered the disa

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west coast of florida. look at the waves crashing upon to tampa's historic bayshore boulevard. hours after allison moved through the cleanup trucks were out clearing debris from roadways several trees landed on houses but luckily the damage was minimal. it just was i heard it. >> and and that whole thing. >> all this stuff came down. in pinellas county just west of tampa. streets were left flooded. some businesses boarded up. it did not end up causing any problems. here is open yesterday until 2.30 to that first storm rolled through. we went ahead and close because everybody streets. also flooded in holmes beach of anna island power crews driving through the water working to restore electricity everyone thankful it wasn't worse. >> that was brian entin reporting tonight, the eastern seaboard is tracking elsa and so is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. laura, i'm going to be a very loud long night ahead. i think all up and down the eastern seaboard also still wanting around. still a powerful storm system coming on shore today just as a tropical storm, but boy, there's a lot of moisture involved with this and you get one of these tropical systems is going to wreak havoc all along the way right

coast. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> if you are headed to altamont pass we are tracking a lot of brake lights west bound out of tracy, starting at mount house. you see all the red on censors to about north flynn as we get to 580. wind advisory is still in effect for altamont pass. that was issued by chp overnight. be cautious if in a high profile vehicle. 37 minutes from 205 towards 680. a live automatic at 880, near colosseum, traffic is looking great. no delays. south of there, i am getting first reports of a crash south bound 880 on the off ramp, looks like it may be blocking the road way. a little bit fog this morning but overall a 19 minute ride from highway 37 down to the golden gate bridge. a pretty easy ride if headed into san francisco out of marin. bay bridge toll plaza, they have not officially turned on metering lights but we are starting to see this back up out of the east bay, oakland, emeryville. only about a 13 minute drive from the maze as you head into san francisco. a quick look at the san mateo bridge, a 13 minute commute between 880 and 101. of course tail lights heading west towards peninsula and we are seeing extra vo

west coast of florida. look at the waves crashing up on to tampa's historic bayshore boulevard. hours after also moved through the cleanup trucks were out clearing debris from roadways several trees landed on housesn clearwater, florida. but luckily the damage was minimal. it just was i heard it. >> and that whole thing. >> all this stuff came down. in pinellas county just west of tampa. streets were left flooded. some businesses boarded up. it did not end up causing any problems. here is open yesterday until 2.30 to that first storm rolled through. we went ahead and close because everybody streets also flooded in holmes beach of anna maria island power crews driving through the water working to restore electricity everyone thankful it wasn't worse. >> and that was reporter brian entin reporting. now to the latest on tropical storm conference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. you're going to be miss all across the eastern seaboard. i mean, we're far from done with this storm system, even though this to become a tropical storm. it is still very, very powerful storm and capable of doing tremendous amount of damage. you see all the yellows all the way up to charleston that our tornado watches in

house live continues with arthel and jillian. i'm alicia acuÑa. griff: alicia, i know that you're out on the west coastrthel, you're up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ eric: mixed messaging on coronavirus from the biden administration. rochelle walensky walking back comments on fox news now no vaccine mandate this of course coming amid dangers of the delta variant and the latest surge in coronavirus cases. welcome to fox news live i'm eric sean. jillian: and i'm jillian mele, i'm in for arthel neville this afternoon. we have two other big stories that we are watc

affordable housing near transit what we need in the city as we the west coast with extreme weather.is moderate in climate. it. [indiscernable] it is what we should be doing. transit without parking, affordable is the kind of development we should see in the city and i am proud to see this. i would be more proud if this were approved and built as soon as possible. >> clerk: next speaker, please. there are six callers in the queue. >> i am sure re. i live in district 4 sunsets down the street from 2550. i am opposed to the loan approval. the massive size and density of the proposed building at 7 stories and 100 units will overwhelm the neighborhood. there are unresolved issues regarding toxic substances. the neighborhood public should be allowed to comment on the dtsc report before the loan is approved. serious financial red flags for the project acquisition costs and infrastructure costs which have not been resolved. the neighborhood residents in the sunset put forward an alternative to create more affordable housing in the sunset than proposed for less costs in shorter amount of tim

affordable housing near transit what we need in the city as we the west coast with extreme weather. the sunset is moderate in climate. it. [indiscernable] it is what we should be doing. transit without parking, affordable is the kind of development we should see in the city and i am proud to see this. i would be more proud if this were approved and built as soon as possible. >> clerk: next speaker, please. there are six callers in the queue. >> i am sure re. i live in district 4 sunsets down the street from 2550. i am opposed to the loan approval. the massive size and density of the proposed building at 7 stories and 100 units will overwhelm the neighborhood. there are unresolved issues regarding toxic substances. the neighborhood public should be allowed to comment on the dtsc report before the loan is approved. serious financial red flags for the project acquisition costs and infrastructure costs which have not been resolved. the neighborhood residents in the sunset put forward an alternative to create more affordable housing in the sunset than proposed for less costs in shorter a

dana: the west coast is dealing with massive wildfires including the so-called dixie fire in california. it has burned more than 190,000 acres since it started nearly two weeks ago and a dozen houses destroyed. the dixie fire is only 21% contained. >> bill: state representative phillip cortez back in washington after he went home to texas and came back to d.c. rejoining fellow democrats who left the state over republican-led voting reform bill. he said the talks with texas republicans didn't go anywhere. clay travis joins us now. the tweet that went out. dallas dems d.c. would appreciate care packages including dr. pepper, salsa, hard candy, hairspray and other things or money to pay for the shipping to which ted cruz responded no miller lite? how do you think this is going? >> thanks for having me and look, i went to college in d.c. maybe things have changed since i was in college but i remember it being pretty easy to walk outside my dorm or apartment and buy everything that i needed and i wasn't working on taxpayer funds and i hadn't decided to be staying in a hotel. i think this thing is blowing up in the texas democratic party's face in a massive way. whatever imbecile decide

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west coast. check out the survey online at c-span.org/ presidentssurvey20201. you can take a deep dive on the criteria used to judge the 44 men who have served in the white house. our good friend from ithaca, new york joining us. good to hear from you again, sir. caller: good morning, steve. and, if i may, i would like to thank all the people behind the scenes that put everyone on. everyone -- guests, hosts, and all of our callers. i think sometimes, even yesterday, the woman you had, i think some of the people think c-span is cnn. you listen closely to the way some people say you are putting this on, i think they are rebounding wrongly off of others comments and attacks, so first of all, thank you for all, and the gentleman who retired it i wish him well. tissue retired i wish him well -- wish him wlel. -- i wish you not only well, but john kennedy said to the press that one is only held in error when one fails to correct a mistake. you corrected a mistake and were punished for it. you have hosted an open town forum for 30 years at c-span. that's not only to your credit, it is to your confidence and to your consciousness that the whole c-span crew bring. consc

house. one massive effort to upend life in places like kentucky, west virginia, and iowa and all throughout america's heartland until it fits the facist west coastmillions, another push for the unworkable green new deal on american families who do not want it. and this is just one corner of the absurd, reckless tax-and-spending spree that our democratic colleagues are cooking up. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. i come to the floor today to pay tribute to our friend and former colleague, senator mike enzi. senator lummis and i are here, and we're very grateful for the kind comments of the minority leader, senator mcconnell, the majority leader senator schumer, and the president pro tempore of the senate, senator leahy. mike enzi was my colleague, he was my mentor, he was my friend. today my wife bobbi and i along with l all of the people of the state of wyoming and all of his friends and admirers here in the united states senate, we are joined on the floor by many of his former staffers, many of whom still work here. all of us mourn his passing. for nearly a quarte