joke, okay, that s true. but we also need to realize this is what society has become in the social media world. human has taken a hit.take and the fact of the matter is,en even when she s in the water afte the watr this horrible thi, she d go in and save or one of those dudes in it go in righsave. we re in a rot right now and we need to get out of it. yeah. i wonder. she seemed more worried, guy about her career dying, g than the woman dying, which is a sign of a real go gettere woma. hello. the graphic says social mediae n prank gone wrong. what went wrong about this? you foun d a woman who can t swim and said we ll give you 20m bucks to jump into water, which she did and then couldn t swim. ersounds like the prank wento right. yeah, but the prank is reall y awful. yes, that s a bad prank. if she s worried about her career, then probably the moveth is to help the drowning woman. and then you can be like, look, it was a prank gone wrong and we helped her instead a of running off. i m
flames were shooting over the top. i didn t want to look behind me because i knew they were behind me. there was nowhere to go. you re pinned. that s what happened to all the people, i think. all those cars sitting waiting for someone to move in front of them, no one was moving anywhere. you were dead in the water. they all jumped in the oceans. a lot of them didn t make it, i heard. if the winds were 80 miles per hour, the surf must have been it wasn t just that. there was diesel fuel floating in the water as well. a lot of people couldn t swim that far. and a lot of people died from smoke inhalation. this is a historic banion tree at the center of lahaina town. it looks like it may have survived. it needs water desperately to survive right now. for the locals coming down looking at the damage, this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree will have
here we go. while pollution in this water is a worry, it won t keep carol and anita from their daily swim. i ve been swimming since i was a child. in rivers i think when i was a teenager, it was probably worse than it is now. and, touch wood, so far, i m 0k. i think i would be a great deal less happy if i couldn t swim. victoria gill, bbc news, in ilkley. we re joined now by izzy ross from surfers against sewage, along with gareth brookfield from the cheshire wildlife trust. we were just chatting. you are broadly aligned on this. we will talk to a water uk in a moment who are more responsible for keeping waterways as clean as possible. give an insight. you are a surfer, living in cornwall. what is it like when you are surfing? 0r in cornwall. what is it like when you are surfing? or do you stay well
members of the public, when they come to ilkley, because it s designated as bathing water, they think the water is clean. well, the tests actually show that the water quality is poor. we feel like it s time now for action. we haven t had any action. that s what we re looking for. the local water company is now investing in the wharfe. this £13 million pipe will divert much more rain water and sewage away from the river and store it underground ready for treatment. yorkshire water says it will reduce the amount of sewage that s released into the river by about 40%. here we go. while pollution in this water is a worry, it won t keep carol and anita from their daily swim. i ve been swimming since i was a child. in rivers i think when i was a teenager, it was probably worse than it is now. and, touch wood, so far, i m ok. i think i would be a great deal less happy if i couldn t swim. victoria gill, bbc news, in ilkley.
i think when i was a teenager, it was probably worse than it is now. and, touch wood, so far, i m ok. i think i would be a great deal less happy if i couldn t swim. victoria gill, bbc news, in ilkley. there have been allegations of bullying, harassment and discrimination at every fire service in england, over the past five years. according to inspectors, staff at a quarter of fire services reported racist, homophobic and misogynistic behaviour. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. the majority of firefighters are dedicated to helping the public, says today s report. but the inspectors also found bullying, harassment and discrimination in all of the 44 fire and rescue services in england. and in a quarter of them, there was racist, homophobic and misogynistic behaviour. we found that people felt unable to report those sorts of things. they were worried that if they did