this is only a person of interest. they have not seen him committing any crimes on camera. they're hoping the public can help solve the case. more from cnn's reporter. >> reporter: take a close look. this is the man police in california say could be linked to what some fear is a serial killer saying it's unclear whether it's a possible witness or suspect. five murders in stockton, all shootings taking place between july 8th and september 27th in similar areas according to police. now police say they have ballistic and video evidence that links the stockton homicides to two early morning shootings in april of last year. >> we don't know what the motive is. the person is on a mission. >> reporter: in the earlier shootings one man died in oakland about an hour nava way from stockton by car. then another victim a 46-year-old woman shot in stockton. she survived and gave police details about her assailant. >> she described that person between 5'10" and 6 foot wearing all dark clothing, wearing a
chance of a storm surge measuring 6 feet or more would indicate the need for evacuations in the most vulnerable areas. on sunday, two days before lee county took action, the national hurricane center predicted a storm surge as high as 7 feet. shouldn't that have triggered lee county's evacuation plan? here atlee county's emergency operation center we tried to ask county manager roger dejarslais about the order for evacuations. no luck. so we called him. hi, roger. this is randi kaye at cnn. we are at the emergency operations center, want to speak with you, give you an opportunity to speak with us regarding the questions about the time line and the evacuation orders for lee county. if you could give me a call at this number i would appreciate it. thank you. a representative called me back later saying he declined our interview request but he did tell us by phone during another attempt to reach him that he supports all the decisions that were made. we also tried to connect here
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it's the first time a federal government has announced a zero extinctions target for australia's plants and animals. the 10—year plan also aims to protect an additional 50 million hectares of land and sea area by 2027. let's hear from australia's environment minister, tanya plibersek. threatened species action plan is ambitious and specific plan to stop further extensions in australia. we learned from the state of the environmental report, which i released some months ago, that the state of the australian environment is bad, and getting worse. we are the mammal extinction capital of the world. we have seen around 100 species lost in the time since colonisation and we absolutely have to turn that around. if we keep doing what we are doing, we will keep getting the same results. and i
than it was 20, 30, 10 years ago. >> it's different in the last five years. >> with this violent imagery and violent threats, up and down kind of the political system. this is a different country. it is kind of moving in a direction where political violence, i mean, is sort of inte integrated, and again, normalized. what's missing is a clear unequivocal declaration by a broad range of republican leaders that this is unacceptable. we're just not hearing that. >> this is a challenge for law firm too. >> it is. at that point it's a challenge we have to be careful of laying too much at the feet of law enforcement. law enforcement is not going to solve this issue. i mean, this is a broader societal issue. it's a political issue. it's a lack of leadership. law enforcement in a lot of ways is by nature reactive. they're reacting to new volumes of threats, new kinds of threats, but they can't really get at the cause of the threats. and the cause of those threats is a very profound one right
>> it may not get to $150, but it's really a bad story here. we are now, the u.s., under biden who turned the fossil fuel spigots off and drove up prices. we are dependent once again on opec. by the way, it is opec+. it's the saturdays plus the russians who are now going to cut back production. that's what everybody expects in their meeting tomorrow. oil prices have gone up about $10 in the lasuple days. if they cut back on 2 million barrels per day, sean, which is what is being discussed by insiders, that will raise the price of oil by probably $15 or $20. and now it will jack up gasoline prices across the country. not just on the west coast where they are already too high. it's really an incredible miscalculation for us to be put back into the stone age where we depend again on the middle east,
there is help arriving here in baidoa and plans for much more support. but it is too slow. the things we do now, we needed to do three months ago. so in reality, we are behind. i think something catastrophic will happen in this area. by catastrophic, you mean famine spreading? famine spreading. but drought is not the only challenge. somalia is at war. a long fight against an islamist insurgency is limiting access to many vulnerable communities. fatima 0mar managed to escape from the conflict but her 10—year—old son died of hunger soon after reaching baidoa. he is buried here beside the family's makeshift camp. "i cannot grieve for my son. "there is no time," she says. "i need to find work and food "to keep my "other
fighting is continuing in a number of areas in the east as the country's forces re—take more territory from the russians in the south. both sides have suffered heavy losses. twitter has confirmed the world's richest man, elon musk, is going through with his bid to buy the company. australia has announced plans to halt its extinction crisis and save more than 100 species. they include iconic species like the koala. it's the first time a federal government has announced a zero extinctions target for australia's plants and animals. the 10—year plan also aims to protect an additional 50 million hectares of land and sea area by 2027. let's hear from australia's environment minister, tanya plibersek. the threatened species action plan is an ambitious and a specific plan to stop further
we've proved drax does damage primary forests. the company did it to get sawdust. but where do all these logs come from? so, we're sitting outside one of drax's pellet plants in a place called meadowbank. it'sjust gone 10:00am, and i've seen a big lorry with three lengths of logs, so it's a truck and a trailer, turn in to meadowbank. so it's clearly dropping off some rather big logs to the pellet plant. drax gets most of its logs from other companies. we're going to follow this truck to see if they're coming from a primary forest. so, this is our truck that we're following. he's gone north out of drax's pellet mill. and all we can do now is see where he goes. we follow the truck for 60 miles before it turns off