. >>> the tip of patagonia stretches into the great southern ocean, where giants roam. in the deep, all is quiet. but above, a storm is raging . >> at these latitudes, the sea can be terrifying. they say below 40 degrees south, there is no law. but below 50, there is no god. at the ends of the earth is a land of extremes, home to spectacular wildlife. for centuries, people and animals have battled for supremacy. but now enemies are becoming allies. together, they face new challenges. in our rapidly changing world. >> you are at the mercy of the elements. >> this is a story of what it takes to survive. on the edge of the world. patagonia's far south is dominated by the wind. and the cold. extending below the 50th parallel, no other land mass lies so close to antarctica. to survive here takes resilience. determination, and sometimes sheer size. much of the land is just empty, wind-blasted tundra. but the sea is teeming with life. a humpback whale. this 30-ton giant has traveled all the way from its winter breeding grounds in the tropical pacific, a journey of more than 4,

antarctica for more than fifty years and it's the expeditions because the on tell take and i'm the southern ocean. actually influence the whole of the global weather system and all the currents -- in the oceans it matters to everybody it also matters it's the ontology begins to melt. as far as we'll see level is concerned is the largest source of you walk right into the oceans in the world. so even if you live somewhere a long w away. if you're low lying on the coast down talking masses to you. which will take us two and a half thousand kilometers south from home about two the age of antarctica. well then travel five thousand kilometers east making stops at then after months at sea will rern to port in southern chile. first we must css what are known as the furious fifties and screaming sixties latitudes nine for the ferocious with a we face hundred kilometer out wins and ten minutes away. it's an early remind the potent energy of the oceans -- as we sail selfie and see fast become cold. they in on the s morning we wake up toee ice. soon with forced to navigate around icebergs some the size of a

and the southern ocean. we stick to sea lions to elephant seals by sperm whales. dive to a depth of a kilometer and, again, a passable sea, i remember the sea of ​​okhotsk. it's like there's a huge number of killer whales. naturally. we were told how our oceanologists attach to killer whales. uh, and im sensors on the central sensor. yes. well, in order to follow the scythe. well, that's right, killer whales have learned to remove sensors, they have learned how to get lost and remove each other from each other. yes, they are very smart animals. yes, sometimes even people to me anna igorevna but we have already talked about the problem of plastic ocean. but there is yet. the problem, as i know, is when, for example, oil spills occur. he told us today. and when, for example, in general, just hmm a film is formed and does not enter, respectively, no oxygen enters , no sunlight, but i know that even bacteria have recently been developed that these oil spots are able to eat, so that this one remove all oil film. and what technologies need to be developed to save the oc

van thillo: we had a million-gallon ocean with an entire coral reef that came from southern mexico, fromatan. we started to look at the health of the corals. what we discovered--and gaie was in the ocean every day--what she discovered was that if we are healthy, our biosphere is healthy, or if our biosphere is healthy, we are healthy. it became written in our bodies, so to speak, because our little biosphere cycled so much faster. carbon cycled faster, water cycled faster, all of these things, so it became a real way of thinking about how everything connects, how the water connects everything, how the atmosphere connects everything. what was amazing was you could actually look at the health of your biosphere by looking at the corals. biosphere foundation was founded inside biosphere 2 with the idea--if our coral is healthy, our biosphere is healthy, well, let's go ke a look at the health of our corals in biosphere 1. a ship is the best analogy for a biosphere because you have a crew, you have so many people that are on the ship. you have "x" amount of water, you only have so much food th

van thillo: we had a million-gallon ocean with an entire coral reef that came from southern mexico, from yucatan. we started to look at the health of the corals. what we discovered--and gaie was in the ocean every day--what she discovered was that if we are healthy, our biosphere is healthy, or if our biosphere is healthy, we are healthy. it became written in our bodies, so to speak, because our little biosphere cycled so much faster. carbon cycled faster, water cycled faster, all of these things, so it became a real way of thinking about how everything connects, how the water connects everything, how the atmosphere connects everything. what was amazing was you could actually look at the health of your biosphere by looking at the corals. biosphere foundation was founded inside biosphere 2 with the idea--if our coral is healthy, our biosphere is healthy, well, let's gtake a look at the health of our corals in biosphere 1. a ship is the best analogy for a biosphere because you have a crew, you have so many people that are on the ship. you have "x" amount of water, you only have so much foo

i couldn't agree with that more and juli received her phd in ocean science from university of southern california. he is an author finalist and is a science textbook writer and editor and she has written for a number of publications including the new york times, national geographic and slate so welcome, juli. [applause] juli, i think first it would be good to start with something that sounds really basic but i actually think it's something most people don't know. can you tell us what is coral and how do you describe it biologically. >> thank you guys for being here. it's such a pleasureto be at the san antonio book festival . coral are animals just like we are which is when you look at them it's a little surprisingbecause they have this , they look floral. this looks like a bouquet but they're not, their animals. they're very very closely related to jellyfish which is the subject of my first book so i stepped over one family to that antebellum which are actually translates as flower animals. coral, everyone always knew they looked flowery but it wasn't until in the 1800s they figure ou

and it goes to show it is just not happening just in the southern border but also on our oceans.ocaine making a big comeback. i have been talking about it for several months now that we have a fentanyl crisis, methamphetamine but also cocaine continue to pour into the country from every direction. the cartels are now responding with lethal force. this is even a more indication that we must secure our borders throughout all of our borders from every side to continue to keep our country safe. >> sandra: these two others that were gravely injured. we'll continue to wait for an update on them. this happens just one day after border agents discovered $2 million worth of cocaine in a capsized boat off the puerto rican coast and agents discovered a -- it seems there are so many of these stories and so much of this happening every day. is this a situation that is only getting worse? >> it absolutely is only getting worse. you are absolutely right. i want people to understand the activity of the cartels have and no regard for human life. and they will continue to do whatever they can to b

this is also where the atlantic and pacific oceans meet at the southern-most point of chile.merican country extends nearly 4,300 kilometers from north of the tropic of capricorn, all the way to the southern tip of the american continent, where cape horn is located. unknown to western civilization until 1616, cape horn has recently become an outdoor lab vatory for chilean scientists who say, they've been able to measure the negative impact of climate change here more than ever before. andres is a researcher and professor in chile. he says higher temperatures that cause glaciers to recede are affecting the marine habitats due to the fact that melting ice produces excess fresh water around the coasts. a 2020 assessment published by the european space agency shows some of the glaciers in patagonia, including chile's san raphael, are retreating faster than anywhere in the world. and the problem of melting glaciers is not unique to chile. researchers at the u.n. educational scientific and cultural organization have found that dplash dpglaciers are set disappear by 2050. among the g

well, the ocean viking is a finally doctrine, the southern french port of tune. all we saw it a short while ago come in to the hall, but this is a military naval base that there is no public access in securities. you can imagine is very high indeed. now this really brings to an end, you have to say what must be a terrible ordeal for that more than $250.00 asylum seekers on board that shape? some of them have been on it for nearly 3 weeks because i've been several rescues amongst them. we've got a women's men and we are told $57.00 children. you can't imagine the sort of state of psychological distress and a physical situation they must to be in. now what we're told by the french interior ministry is that are all those on board will be diss and fog. their cases will be processed if they are eligible to apply for asylum then they will be able to stay in your. ringback opinion and they'll be mainly divided between france and germany . but other european union countries may take some of them in also if they are not eligible to apply for asylum seeker faces, the frenc

eventually received her phd inca ocean science from that university of southern california.he is the author of spineless a science textbookok and as a textbook writer just written for number publications. including the "new york times", nature, national geographic. so welcome julie. [applause] and q. so first would be good to start with something that sounds really basic. but i actually think it's something most people do notco know. can you tell us what is coral?th how do you describe it biologically and scientifically? >> thank you for that. thanks guys for being here. such a pleasure to be at the san antonio book festival. coral are animals just like we are. when you look at them it's a little surprising eight look floral. it looks like a bouquet. but they are not too. they are j animals for the very, very, very closely related to jellyfish which is a topic of my first book so i've stepped over one family which actually translate as a flower animals. so everyone always knew they look to flowery. it was not until the 1800s theyy figured out know they are animals for they h

yeah, ocean viking rescue ship. finally docked in the southern french port of too long after being refused entry to italy on board $230.00 asylum seekers, including more than 50 children. most of them traveling alone, the angio that operates the ship said italy's actions and the u. slow response to the crisis was a scandal. a basic principle is a duty to rescue from anyone at sea and then an obligation from state to coordinate to find a place of safety in shortest time possible disease. the law decision, danesh annella, this is mary them convention. what we are requesting from you on the states is just a respectable french officials say the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you, the others will be deported. not object if it popped with or a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stay to solicit restaurants who press on the fate of the ocean. viking spoke to route between france and italy, the french government as a king, the rome of flouting he rules by turning away th

ocean. thank you. thank you so much. ukraine to celebrate the liberation of the key southern city of her song. it forces entered after russian troops withdrew from the area. the kremlin says that the city will remain part of russia. however, despite the pull out of its troops. o chance of victory fill the air in newly liberated her son. this is the moment ukrainian forces are greeted with tears of joy as they sweep into the city. in nearby villages, people on flying, the ukrainian flag again with pride with both of i'm just so excited of what we knew this day would coddle that our boys would liberate us. were very grateful to them. these months were pure horror. judging as night, falls jubilation in ukraine's capital. he f a crowd gathers at my dawn square as the news of russian retreat is confirmed. ah, we are just so happy. we thank her and forces we are so happy to be ukrainian. the more i cannot express what i'm feeling all these people here. we've all been waiting for months for this. and now we can celebrate it together. was emory's detail to us recapturing her son is a big victory for k

region, the circulation of which contained warm oceanic air masses, and managed to push the high pressure center to the south. therefore, in the southernhalf of european russia in the coming days without precipitation. but in the north, the regions opposite will go small rains in the nearshores along the sea of ​​karelia, today they can turn into snow, nevertheless, everywhere in the zone of influence, the temperature will rise. look for tomorrow. the zone of night frosts will recede 1,000 km to the east from veliky novgorod and petrozavodsk to kirov and kazan even in the south the temperature will rise, because in the conditions of an anticyclone the region will receive more solar heat in krasnodar plus 11 12, which corresponds to the climatic norm, but at the end of the working week, the thermometers will reach plus 14, and this is already 3 ° warmer than usual in the center of russia, it will continue to rain, and the temperature anomaly will be much more pronounced in moscow today at about plus five . and this is 4 ° higher than normal. well , tomorrow will be plus eight nine, as if in mid-october. that's all for me, goodbye. in an

i couldn't agree with that more and julie received her phd in ocean science from the university of southern, california. she is the author of spineless and a science textbook and is a science textbook writer and editor and she has written for a number of publications including the new york times nature national geographic and slate. so welcome, julie. thank you. so julie, i think. first would be good to start with something. that sounds really basic, but i actually think that it's also something a lot. most people don't know. so, can you tell us what is coral and how do you describe it biologically and scientifically? yeah, so thank you for that. thanks guys for being here. it's such a pleasure to be at the san antonio book festival. coral are animals just like we are which is when you look at them. it's a little surprising because they have this incredible like they look floral. you know, this looks like a bouquet but they're not they're animals. they're very very closely related to jellyfish, which was the topic of my first book. so i've kind of stepped over one one family to the anthazow

useful in connection with the terrorist attack in mosques in southern iran, which killed 15 people at the end of october. greater asia, an oceanountry, and their partners in dialogue russia india china japan in cambodia hosting an east asian summit our country is represented by sergey lavrov the head of russian diplomacy has already held a number of bilateral meetings. and they are also interested in this diplomatic marathon. and what turned out to be the corporate style, the stump joe biden who flew to us. here is ivanov about this report. this welcomed joe biden, the head of our foreign ministry flew to cambodia immediately after the american delegation. biden was going to do everything not to cross paths with laurel, which added problems to the organizers, who were already preoccupied with strengthening the site’s security measures, the summit was guarded by armored vehicles called dragons, and helicopters circled over the city, including mi-8, which russia delivered to cambodia in last year on one of the largest asian rivers, the mekong, which flows through six states of the region and shipping is usually active here, but

completed, and only in the area of ​​​​the southern smoking areas does it continue to catch late spawning rivers, iturup islands, red fish returns from the ocean burning not only among fishermen, but also experienced fish farmers , who carefully select individuals ready for procreation in artificial conditions. basin. served here. this is an apparatus for fertilizing eggs and will be extremely fertilized until there is not enough water in it, tens of millions are transported around strange plants and lay on the incubation of this batch to mature in status. novoselov , at the end of the main fishing of the year, opened new enterprises for the reproduction of pacific salmon equipment. here, exclusively of domestic production , made to order, one six- meter device can hold from 500 to 600,000 hryvnias. that is, here the plant is designed for a capacity of 50 million. that is, if there were concrete channels here, the plant's capacity would fall by exactly two times. what to feed fry whales before release employees of the kuril plant also decided to replace european feed producers, on which almost all fish hatcheries in the far east depended. sibe

in mostly, well, in europe in the european part and a narrow strip along the southern border russia and to the pacific oceanareas for development, because irkutsk in general, that region of the chinese, is interested in these technologists. what will they be extremely interested in? i think for resettlement no and yes and no. the fact is that in recent years in china there has just been a very noticeable outflow of the population from manchuria to the southern region. china them. it's cold out there for the chinese. therefore it is not a problem. don't be spicy. uh, then there's an aging population in china. eh, and they're generally not aimed at territorial expansion. i think that the question here will rather be hmm on a different plane, how to jointly develop the amur basin of russia china, namely, together i see that you are so in love with the fascination with these technological breakthroughs in russia, you can answer this question for me, all the policies are right, what they are doing is right , but it's very slow going. and if you wake up like this in 100 years, then there in khabarovsk where you w

yeah, ocean viking rescue ship. finally docked in the southern french port of too long after being refused entry to italy on board $230.00 asylum seekers, including more than 50 children. most of them traveling alone, the angio that operates the ship said italy's actions and the you slow response to the crisis was a scandal. a basic principle is a duty to rescue from any one a t and then an obligation from state to coordinate to find a place of safety in a do shall to stain possible disease the law. this isn't dana shanella, this is mary them convention. what we are requesting from you member states is just a respectable french official said. the migrants will be housed in a reception center. those eligible to seek refugee status will be able to stay in the you. the others will be deported. not object, it thought pathetic or a mr. rapidly put in place procedures that will allow us to have certain each person stay to solicit restaurants who brussel the fate of the ocean. viking spoke to route between france and italy. the french government, as a king, the rome of flouting he rules by turnin

we are going to have a lot of damage, but this myth that california is going to the ocean is not real. >> southerna is moving north. it's coming up from the south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called th

national seashore the peninsula as well as southern monterey bay and the big sur coast make sure you stay further away from the water and never turn your back on the oceans is something you've been repeating all morning for folks because actually the weather is nice enough people may go to the beach. yeah, they go to the coast and of course just be aware of that active ocean current by the way. the ocean water temperature right now is about 50 40 degrees. so if you step your feet in there, it is quite cold this morning a live look from our area cameras the tam can show you beautiful sky san jose soaked and sunshine. you've got oakland equally as beautiful san francisco from sutro tower right now showing you the golden gate bridge just splash with all of that sunday morning light. here's a live look, side not a cloud upstairs. it's really shaping up to be a beautiful day out there a very comfortable temperature. so clear skies this morning today begins a string of dry sunny days that will last into the upcoming weekend about seven days. we're underneath a pretty quiet pattern midweek here get some warming out there, but all temperatures really comfortabl

satellite into orbit blasted off from the southern indian island osha harry cota. 8 nano satellites are on board the craft. the mission aimed to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. the american singer and actress irene kara has died at the age of 63. ah, with a blockbuster movies fame and faster. if i thought he was feeling a little phone and to grammy awards, because of her death is on as her turn now to our world carpet coverage and argentina has claimed a vital win over mexico. the risk of elimination had many argentines on the edge during the match, but those nerves were calmed and made way for celebrations or latin america as salisia. newman reports from birth, iras. oh, a huge sigh of relief, from millions of argentines. during the 1st half of the game against mexico, you could hear a pin drop as the crowd prayed for a goal that didn't come. alexandra and daniela stood nervously at half time. my know now got married on is going to help a lot from heaven. madonna, from earth. messy and here. all of us argent time with us. you know it's a passion. one last year. now we are jan times are very passionate and football is what unit

southern california coast. the coast guard believes it was a boat used in a human smuggling operation at imperial beach. nine suspected undocumented immigrants were pulled from the oceanand two died at the shoreline. border patrol says a 10th person is believed to be missing in the water. it group of kayakers is saved tonight after a water rescue in marin county this weekend. >> can you hang tight. i will get you guys out. j.r.: very tense moments. the marin county fire department requested the sonoma county sheriffs helicopter to poll the kayakers to safety yesterday. a bystander says the four kayakers were being swept out to sea and rough in a remote part of the bay. two adults and two children were rescued and flown to safety. new details tonight in san francisco new high-tech bathroom kiosk do future of public toilets as now closed for repairs. the closure comes less than a week after the new sleek public restroom was unveiled last wednesday. the bathroom broke down on friday and reports technicians are now working to get the kiosk back up and running. a media company has agreed to pay for the public toilets and maintain them in exchange for allowing them to insta

they blasted off from the southern island of sherry hardy. co term 8 nano satellites are on board the craft. the mission aims to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. the american singer and actress irene kara has died at the age of 63. he was best known for seeing the title faxed to the blockbuster movies, fane and flash dance, flashed us theme. what a feeling and kara, an oscar for best, original song and to grammy awards. the cause of her death is unknown. turn now to get a round up of the well come action. we're geminus shoes at our studio on da how's waterfront? argentina's wild cup campaign is a back on track after leno messy and spied his team to a vice with over mexico at least sales stadium off the goal. first off, a messy site, and one of his trademark strike for me at the area hammered. the lower part of mexico into the net huge relief for the fans. and with 3 minutes ago, 21 year old as a moment of magic cutting went into the corner to cement argentina's victory. the seats wouldn't see them knocked out, but a much needed 3.6 heading into the last much of the group stage mexico they can still qualify for th

satellite into orbit it blasted off from the southern island of sherry hardy cota. 8 nano satellites are on board the craft, the mission aimed to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. there's also a blast off for argentina at the well cup. ah, the south americans re igniting their campaign by beating mexico at new sales stadium. captain leonor messy said his side on the way to a to know when tina suffered a shot defeat to saudi arabia in their opening match. they would have been heading home if they'd lost against mexico. meanwhile poland got their 1st winner, the tournament after beating saudi arabia to now live in dusky school. just 1st have a woke up. go to wrap up the victory and rainy champions, france out of 13th, qualified for the next down helium and bought a scoring twice in that group match against denmark. andreas christian got to go for the danes, but it wasn't enough to stop labor. those are the headlines, the bottom lines next. ah hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. is the woke agenda on the decline in america? let's get to the bottom line. ah. while the democrats pass themselves on the back for doing better th

southern indian island. those sher hot a quarter 8 nano satellites on board. the air go air craft admission aims to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. india is one of 5 countries and signed a pack to the un climate summit in egypt to protect mangroves term, to one of the largest reserves in the world. half the mit posting the southern set of cattle where the cultivation of ships is endangering the force. there are few signs of life bubbling under the technology is expensive, electricity is needed round the clock to maintain oxygen levels. the tank is actively monitored for temperature and nutrition, rakish men and started shim farming last year. he says, this modern method is more profitable in the natural bond of where you are doing the load entity here. we are doing it in the high density at the same time off in your you'd be doing a like ford go, sorry. no, you're a fuel combated with the natural one. they are doing it blazing a year. so that is a more different than maybe you can do more goals at the same way you can on more profitable shim conservation is big business. in the southern indian state

only in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe southern smoking areas they continue to catch the late title in spawning rivers, iturup islands red fish returns from the oceannly among fishers, but also with relevant fish farmers, experienced specialists carefully select individuals ready for procreation in artificial conditions. basin. served here. this is an apparatus for fertilizing eggs and it will be extremely fertilized until it gets into it, water of tens of millions of eggs is transported to island factories and laid for incubation of this batch to mature in status. novoselov under the curtain of the main fishing year on this hand opened a new enterprise to reproduce pacific salmon equipment. here, exclusively of domestic production, made to order, one six-meter device can hold from 500 to 600,000 hryvnias. that is, here the plant is designed for a capacity of 50 million. that is, if there were concrete channels here, the plant's capacity would fall by exactly two times. what to feed the whale fry, before the release of independent swimming, the employees of the kuril plant also decided to replace the european compound feed manufacturers, on which a

and to orbit and busted off from the southern indian island as shree, headquarter, 80 nano satellites are on board the craft. the mission aims to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. and now says new exploration spacecraft, a ryan has entered the means all that and will complete half a leaf around the moon and about a week's time. and it will then use gravitational force to head back to earth and slash down in pacific ocean. mostella had here and we'll be looking at all of today's matches and our federal coverage and the welcome to finish and get them into a now it must feel like early winter, the good part of europe. now things are settled and we still got active weather coming to the northwest. him got stormy weather developing of any part of europe that is near water like for example, central much rain or the black sea. so let's go down to this one 1st as a proper winter storm winding up here. near gale falls, winds briefly across the valley, eric's across cosca, our dinning room, the coast of algeria, and to noisy. and then of course, with the wrap around heavy rains, more of a problem, something on the west coast of italy, snow

southern border, you kind of forget there are operations elsewhere. this seems really unusual. tell us about your sense of this shootout out in the oceanw, off puerto rico as agents are trying to capture smugglers on a boat who were trying to smuggle fentanyl and other drugs into our country. >> this is the lawlessness that agents have to face each and every single day. and why is it happening? because we have individuals and politicians in the white house that are not doing anything about it. there's no consequences for these individuals who commit these crimes constantly. so that's why they're continuing to do this. it happens, you know, you see agents get rocks thrown at hem, see all kinds of attacks, and unfortunately, i think this is just going to get worse. and a couple weeks ago before midterms, everyone would have been talking about it. but once the midterms are over, you have to really dig deep to find the stories on something like this. and where's the commissioner and the politicians that continue continuously were talking about it before elections? you know, just a while ago there was agents out in texas that they tried to

southern indian island of st. honey caught them 8 nano satellites on board the croft, the mission aims to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. well, it is now time for the weather in his rob. a winter storm is winding up of the central mediterranean. this was cold air. as it finally showed itself is winter comes into europe and that cold, every warm waters tends to one of the storm system. so there are warnings that the strong winds for sardinia for the north coast of africa, and d for a good part of italy. but also nurses are incentive, which means heavy rain for sicily, some parts of italy and i think snow for the app. nice. now this of course is going to, going to move somewhere. it's going to move down towards the north of libya and there are warnings out here for unexpectedly heavy rain for the next 2 days. i suspect. so that's a big wanting up. still going to north africa. that is part of the change of season that tends to sweep out of europe and across levant in towards the middle east and gives us that change in weather type services if across. now, although you may have seen flash but again,

southern indian island. oh sure hot quota. 8 nano satellites on board. the craft, the mission aims to collect data on ocean color and surface temperature. and india is $1.00 to $5.00 countries that signed a pact at the you in climate summit in egypt to protect mangroves. it's home to one of the largest reserves in the world. i've seen that health reports in the southern state of catalog where the cultivation of shrimps is endangering the forests. there are few signs of life bubbling under the technology is expensive. electricity is needed round the clock to maintain oxygen levels. the tank is actively monitored for temperature and nutrition, rakish men, and started shim farming last year. he says, this modern method is more profitable in the natural bond of where you are doing the lord in city here. we are doing it the height in 50, at the same time off in the you're, you're doing a like for goes to the new york. if you combated with the natural one, they are doing good place in a. so that is a more different than maybe you can do more culture at the same way you can on more often when this shim conservati

national seashore the peninsula as well as southern monterey bay and the big sur coast make sure you stay further away from the water and never turn your back on the oceandrew you have been tracking this warning about this all weekend long, and it's not only the wage if you were to go in the ocean liz it's like 50, so it's quite cold folks right there. they are certainly feeling the chill out there. we have that beach hazard statement. it starts at 10:00 am this morning, but here's a live look for more area cameras beautiful from san francisco to revealed a santa cruz even announce him in the bottom left. yeah, it's a little bit fuzzy this morning, but it is looking very pretty. in fact, i'm gonna use this camera. here's a live look at mount tam. hey, even when it's blurry you could still tell it's a really gorgeous morning out there as outside is slowly getting up here. we have clear skies. it is quite chilly in our interior. valleys. we have a string of dry day setting up starting today, and this is lasting into next weekend. so at least seven days a pretty quiet weather a brief period of midweek warming around here coming our way here is the beach ha

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researchers get a better idea of where in the ocean these seals are swimming so that could help with their conservation efforts. pretty neat. a developing news out oh southernen killed by sheriff's deputies on friday. police responded to a call about a person in distress and spotted smoke coming out of the home. witnesses told police a man and a woman we're heard arguing before the fire was reported later, firefighters discovered 3 bodies inside the house. san bernardino county sheriff's department and said deputies later killed the suspect. officials are investigating across agencies to find out more details. in the wake of 2 mass shootings within the span of a week, president biden is calling for more legislation on guns. he indicated he might make a move against assault weapons during the so-called lame-duck session in december. get a gun legislation through congress in the new year could become more challenging as republicans take control of the house, the senate will remain narrowly divided with a small democratic majority. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, biden is letting chevron resume oil production in venezuela after years of sanctions. >> t

oceanic air masses. he managed to push the center of high pressure to the south, therefore, in the southern half of europeanrussia in the coming days without precipitation. but in the north, the regions on the contrary will have light rains in the prikam along the karelia sea, they today they can turn into snow, however, everywhere in the zone of influence, the temperature will rise on the basis of the game. look for tomorrow. the night frost zone will recede 1,000 km east from veliky novgorod and petrozavodsk to kirov and kazan even in the south , the temperature will rise, because in the conditions of an anticyclone the region will receive more solar heat in krasnodar, for example, until the end of the week the chance of precipitation is minimal. today and tomorrow on thermometers plus 11-12, which corresponds to the climatic norm, but at the end of the working week the thermometers will reach plus 14. and this is already 3 ° warmer than usual in the center of russia, it will continue to rain, and the temperature anomaly will be much more pronounced in moscow today at about plus five, which is 4 ° above n