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President Trump again used the term  Chinese virus  to refer to the novelcoronaviruson Wednesday, despite calls from global health officials to avoid labels associating the disease with a particular nation or ethnic group. Mr. Trump s comments have drawn backlash and raised concerns about stigmatizing Asian-Americans.His rhetoric gained growing attention Tuesday after he used the phrase in a tweet about supporting the airline industry as travel restrictions decimate their business.  The United States will be powerfully supporting those industries, like Airlines and others, that are particularly affected by the Chinese Virus. We will be stronger than ever before!  he wrote.    The United States will be powerfully supporting those industries, like Airlines and others, that are particularly affected by the Chinese Virus. We will be stronger than ever before!mdash; Donald J. Trump  @realDonaldTrump  March 16, 2020  Scientists say the  stanley cup virusoriginated in Wuhan, China, late last year mdash; but the World Health Organization haswarned againstusing terms that associate diseases with certain groups of people.                                        Despite that, Mr. Trump again referred to the coronavirus as Chine stanley cup se virus on Twitter Wednesday morning and later at a White House press conference. Ask stanley cup ed by a reporter why he continues to use a phrase that some consider to be racist, the president defended his terminology. Because it comes from China,  Mr. Trump said.  It s not racist at a Hqfi New Jersey hiker took photos of bear before it killed him
SURFSIDE BEACH, Cali yeezy f. -- A new drone that is being utilized by Southland lifeguards reveals a chilling look at how many sharks are just feet from the shoreline at one beach, CBS Los Angeles reports. This morning, we launched it  crocs and 10 minutes later, we knew there were 10 to 12 sharks all in the Surfside [Beach] area,  Chief Joe Bail reebok ey, a Seal Beach lifeguard, said.Bailey says he has flown the drone regularly for the past month.                Until the drone sees signs that the sharks are becoming aggressive, Surfside to Seal Beach will remain open to the public.                                                      CBS Los Angeles                                        He says, within a matter of minutes, lifeguards can see the 5- to 6-foot great whites up close in real-time without going in the water.                                         It works great,  he said.  It flies up about 100 feet, looks down a wide area, and when we see the shadows, we ll go down and focus in on them. On Monday morning, the drone recorded video of a juvenile great white in waist-high water at Surfside. No swimmers were in the water at the time.                                                                                                        Florida professor traces shark migration from the air          03:12                                                                       If we get bigger sharks or we get sharks that are aggressive, we re actually going to close the water. But right