The sister of a man who died after police believe he was attacked by a shark is calling for lifeguards to be placed on public beaches in the country. McNeil George, 22, was found floating in the water on Saunders Beach at around 7 a.m. on Monday. Chief Superintendent Chrislyn Skippings told reporters his body
you need a specialised type of scan called a pet scan to check whether you have this particular protein called amyloid, which the drug clears. it's a gunk that builds up in the brain of alzheimer's patients. the drug is very effective at clearing it, but at present, very few patients get access to pet scans, especially in the uk. they've got a comparatively low number of scanners and there's an acknowledgement that we need to build that base of scanners. so that potentially can hamper efforts here in the uk. but in terms of the fundamental implications, then, of this, take us through that. so these benefits are modest, but they're a start. i think it possibly is akin to where we were with cancer treatments coming in the 1970s. it heralded in an era of better treatment. and now we have breakthroughs in cancers, thankfully, all the time,
respiratory concerns, you don't want to be outdoors for a long period of time. look at the smoke tracker over the next couple of days. >> this is a big deal. obviously not only for canada, but we're getting the smoke here in the northeast for millions of folks. so that's a big story on fox weather.com. your forecast scattered thunderstorms along the gunk and florida. as well as southern california. very warm temperatures for the northern plains for the 90's here. high pressure remains dominant over the next few days and we have that area of low pressure across the northeast and new england. that could usher in some wet weather and there is southern california where they are going to deal with cooler temperatures and some coastal showers along the southern coast. we will keep you up to indicate on all of the above. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. >> thank you. delicious. so nice. >> janice: thank you so much. bye. [laughter] [applause] >> ainsley: thank you, janice. still ahead the wrong view. 2024 helpful tim scott draws
difference between tidying and cleaning because you can pick up without cleaning up. >> tom: i'm not a tidier but when it comes to scrubbing and cleaning things we have to scrape the gunk off of i like doing that. >> pete: tidy cleany or messy. >> batya: you just solved a problem i was having. 49% leave messes for others but we know men make up 50% of the population, right? so it's all the men, right, that are doing that, right? so i was like where is the extra one percent and it is right here. >> pete: i am the one percent >> kat: or it's me and the other way around. >> pete: right >> kat: i know feminine so it's very confusing. >> pete: well done solving that. up next does biden want people to swoon over an artificial moon. [cheers and applause]
medications, the ant inflammatory's, like tylenol if you could get your hands on that that is fantastic other symptomatic measures, get constant - doc, i have a chronic cough. this can help with the congestion resilience breeze, there i saline sprays for kiddos and for adults that can help a humidifier, we do not us enough of this this could help just open up he can just, great for young kiddos especially battling rsv lastly, i will just as a fai warning, really quick, digital thermometers are great if you are having persistent fevers for greater than seve days, if you are coughing up gunk that is yellow green, and you are told that you have a virus on a certain amount of days you're not feeling better you might want to get tested
or is there something going after the gunk in brains of people who suffer from this, is that at least a promising path? >> sure. that is a promising path. this is a monocolonial antibody, others out there as will, there was one that came out last year, and there was a lot of hope for it. the hope didn't quite pan out. it's really not being used terribly widely. however, there are hundreds in the pipeline. some of those work differently. they're different classes of drugs. the hope is those might be even more promising than these. >> so many people suffering out there, and so much money and research going into this. hopefully we consolidates get that perfect match and cure at some point. elizabeth cohen, thank you. well, up next, russian lawmakers passing new laws that crack down even further on the lgbtq community. why one russian couple is defiantly sharing their love for
request, there was a noteworthy book review in "the new york times" previewing jared kushner's account of his time in the white house. >> you have to hand it to "the new york times" book critic, dwight garner, he has a way with words. jared kushner probably doesn't care because he probably didn't read his own ghostwritten book, but he described it, a cat, you know, pawing at a dog's eye gunk. you can't get that imagery out of your head. someone who destroyed a historic house, still bragging that a toilet was hanging in there. it was a beautiful piece of writing that showed what a critic at their best can do. >> i have to correct you, the phrase was licking the eye gunk, even worse, an image we're giving our viewers at 5:59 a.m. elise jordan, thank you so much. we'll talk to you in a minute on "morning joe."
greenhouse gas emissions, the kind of pollution that contributed to the climate emergency we now face today. gina mccarthy a former regulator in massachusetts fwas telling m on the way up that folks used to get a rag out and wipe the gunk off their car windshields in the morning just to be able to drive. not very much unlike where i grew up in a place cake claymont, delaware, which has more oil refineries than houston, texas, just across the line in pennsylvania. i just lived up the road in an apartment complex when we moved to delaware, and just up the road a little school i went to, holy rosary grade school, and because it was a four-lane highway that was accessible my mother drove us. and rather than us be able to walk, and guess what, the first frost, you know what was happening, you had to put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick off the
greenhouse gas emissions, the kind of pollution that contributed to the climate emergency we now face today. gina mccarthy, former regulator in massachusetts was telling me how folks use to get a rag out and wipe the gunk off of their car windshields in the morning just to be able to drive. not very much alike where i grew up in delaware which has more oral refineries in houston, texas had —— oil refineries. and all the prevailing winds are away. ijust refineries. and all the prevailing winds are away. i just looked refineries. and all the prevailing winds are away. ijust looked up the road in an apartment complex, we moved to delaware. and just up the road to a school i went to and because it was a four lane hwy that was accessible my mother drove us rather than us being able to walk. guess what? the first frost, you know what was happening, you had to put on you winchell wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window. that's why i and so many