The sharks jaws left a foot long impression on the front of his kayak. Patrol came right out, helped me. Never saw the shark again. Im sure it was a mistake on his part. Im sure hes probably saying, hey, i lost a tooth, or something. Reporter now, heres a photo posted by Santa Cruz Police of lawson back on shore after his rescue. He says hes fine and hes in good spirits. Now, warning signs have been posted to warn others of the shark attack on the kayak. Theyre all over the beach area. As is protocol after such an incident, water access for about a mile around will be restricted. That covers santa cruzs main beach and koul beach. The beaches are not closed by the water is. A santa cruz resident said hes aware of a number of shashlg sightings in the area and hes being careful. Most surfers keep going back out, dont they . The kayakers are a little nervous. I stopped going out when i heard of the two attacks. Youre only an inch off the water. They can knock you in. Reporter now, despite
Subcommittees will come to order. Without objection, all members will have five days to submit statements, questions and extraneous materials for the record subject to the length, limitation and the rules. At this time, i will make my opening statement. Over the past three months, three deadly terrorist attacks have struck the United Kingdom. An additional five other plots were thwarted. These were just the latest in a wave of deadly terrorist attacks that have swept european since 2014. Three years, there have been more than 36 attacks across western europe killing nearly 400 people including a number of americans. The number of potential plots has skyrocketed, posing a serious challenge. According to british authorities, theyre investigating as many as 23,000 suspected and 500 potential plots. While Security Services have been lucky all of the time to protect our freedom, the terrorists just have to get lucky once to threaten our sense of safety. Terrorists are also no locker focusin
16th. Im amy coveno. Well get to the top stories in just a minute. First, josh judge is in the Weather Center with a look at the forecast. Its foggy on my writein, josh. Fog in the valley, particularly thick. Otherwise not as cold as yesterday. Its chilly, mind you, but not as cold as yesterday and the trend will be going up. Tonight and tomorrow night, actually, will be much, much warmer. 20s and 30s at the moment and partly sunny for today. Off to the west, clouds and even a couple of showers and sprinkles. So there is that chance this afternoon. Particularly in northern New Hampshire and perhaps a spot sprinkle elsewhere. Otherwise it will be warmer today as well. Yesterday, we topped off in the mid to upper 50s and today, mid to upper 60s. Hey, a couple of spots could hit 70 degrees. Believe it or not, it gets warmer from there. Coming up in your forecast. Amy we begin with breaking news. Police are investigating a stabbing at 4 00 this morning on winter street, listed online at of
Thats my first point. My second point is its going to be relatively easy to field. Again, we discussed this in email before the panel. Most Autonomous Systems today are still stationary, both. Why . Because movement for Autonomous Systems is complex. Its difficult. You have object avoidance. You have lots of different types of capability. Now the most oldest autonomous Weapon System on the planet is the land mine. Now some people would say its semiautonomous because of the way it works, but if you want to go into detail, if you take the acoustic land mines deployed in the 1950s and 1960s, there were Small Computers on board on enemy ships and they would only target enemy vessels with a particular acoustic signature. They were actually, i think, the first really solid autonomous Weapon Systems in the world. Those have been around for a long time. However, they dont actually go around and try to find targets. That adds a level of complexity, which is huge. So the autonomous machine guns
Thats my first point. My second point is its going to be relatively easy to field. Again, we discussed this in email before the panel. Most Autonomous Systems today are still stationary, both. Why . Because movement for Autonomous Systems is complex. Its difficult. You have object avoidance. You have lots of different types of capability. Now the most oldest autonomous Weapon System on the planet is the land mine. Now some people would say its semiautonomous because of the way it works, but if you want to go into detail, if you take the acoustic land mines deployed in the 1950s and 1960s, there were Small Computers on board on enemy ships and they would only target enemy vessels with a particular acoustic signature. They were actually, i think, the first really solid autonomous Weapon Systems in the world. Those have been around for a long time. However, they dont actually go around and try to find targets. That adds a level of complexity, which is huge. So the autonomous machine guns