>> resolution of amended for the java house restaurant and increasing the monthly base rent to 4,000 and no change to the initial term through august 31st, 2023. >> i believe we have mark to present today. >> madam chair, chair members and board members, i'm the assistant deputy director of real estate and development for the port of san francisco. the item before you today regards java house restaurant, a small restaurant at pier 40 1/2 located next to south beach harbor. the java house restaurant is a long standing port restaurant which has been operated by the family for over 33 years. in 2006, by their daughter. the java house currently operates under a 15 year lease with the port that expires august 31st, 2023. the original lease covers approximately 14,090 square feet. the original lease provides for the port to receive the greater of guaranteed monthly based rent or percentage rent. the current base rent is $3,314. the percentage rent is set at 7.5% of gross sales for food and beverage. for the period ending 12 months, the 12 month period ending may 2019, the java house report

new genre coverage teams locate the flight data recorders of a passenger plane that plunged into the java sea investigators hope the data will reveal why the aircraft went down just minutes after takeoff from jakarta with dozens of people on board. and voters in kyrgyzstan choose a new president after violent protests ousted the country's previous government in october the front runners promising a fresh start and end to corruption. a michael loco welcome to the program indonesian search teams have located the flight recorders of a passenger plane that crashed into the java sea on saturday 62 people one on board the boeing 737500 aircraft authorities now hope the black box data will clarify why the plane came down only minutes after taking off from jakarta. looking for clues to make sense of tragedy indonesian search and rescue teams sort through debris found by divers in the java say. body parts and children's clothes were among the 1st items retrieved from the water. already located the plane's black box recorder confirming the debris is from the missing boeing 737500 . still hoping for

governor of west java, ridwan kamil, _ issues. governor of west java, ridwan kamil, thank _ issues.issues. governor of west java, ridwan kamil, thank you so i issues. governor of west java, i ridwan kamil, thank you so much forjoining us on the programme and i wish you and your teams the best of luck with your search and rescue operations. let's turn to the world cup in qatar right now. and for the first time, there were four matches on the same day. here are the results from tuesday — involving the teams from groups c and d. there were goal—less draws between denmark and tunisia and mexico and poland. defending champions france came back from a goal down to beat australia a—1. but the stand—out result was saudi arabia's victory over one of the pre—competition favourites, argentina, coming from behind for a famous victory. that led to two very different reactions from the two countries' fans. here's the response from buenos aires — some very disappointed faces on view. contrast that with the celebrations in riyadh. both teams can, of course, still qualify for the knockout stages — b

the wreckage at the bottom of the java sea. we'll talk live with an aviation expert on what we're learning from thf latest discovery. stay with us. thanks. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> indonesian authorities say they've found the location of air asian flight 8501 using sonar. they say it's at the bottom of the java sea, but they still don't know whether the main body of the plane is in one piece. we're joined now by an aviation expert from sydney australia. a lot of conflicting information coming out. we probably don't know everything. what do you make so far of what you're seeing, the pictures and of course the latest information that they might have found the main body of the plane? 4 4. >> robin, hello, yes. there's conflicting information. i do hope i sincerely hope that really is the body of the aircraft that they've located pen they seem to be quite positive about

look at java joes. >> java joes. >> can you believe this? can you believe this? >> great crowd, by the way. >> and by the way, they're all republicans. it's -- >> no. >> this -- we've returned to the scene of the crime. >> we have. >> this is where it all began. >> yes. >> it's so exciting to be back here. >> it actually is. welcome, everybody, to "morning joe." msnbc contributor mike barnicle with us. msnbc and time magazine -- mark haleprin is with us. and where's willie? what happened? >> i don't know. >> that was fun doing his show. we should do that every day. >> why? >> that show. that little show he does. >> willie has a show? >> yes, he does. >> you don't remember. >> that was before christmas. no, but for people who are new to the show over the past two or three years. this have where it all began. >> this is it. >> and we talk about the moment the show took off was the moment we were in java joes. first of all, i've got to say, phil wasn't going to bring us here. he wouldn't let us come four years ago. and so we said, phil, we're going, and you can brin

. is around 75 million birds captivity —— java.rds captivity ——java. that's probably is around 75 million birds captivity —— java. that's probably more than there may be in the wild, which is a very serious issue for the island and its wild environment. this is one of two major studies published today that point to a global crash in bird populations. the other, a project carried out by scientists in the us and canada, examined 50 years of bird surveys in north america. it revealed that there are 3 billion fewer birds on the continent today than they were in 1970. habitat loss driven by human activity has been blamed, but the researchers are actually optimistic that their conclusions could be a wake—up call, triggering action to protect vital habitats and migration routes. and, in indonesia, the widespread love of the birds could provide a catalyst for them to be protected in the wild. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: students have joined office workers in sydney as part of a global climate change day of dem

here is java and the sunda straits.ou can see on satellite, the eruption was so intense and the ash cloud lifted to high in the air that satellites picked up on it. that is the eruption plume from the krakatoa volcano. zoom into the area. this is a satellite perspective of the actual volcano. ivan talked about how in 1883 this volcano erupted and killed over 36,000 people with a similar type event, triggering a tsunami. and this is how this is so devastating for this part of the world because what happens is sediment that's dislodged underneath the surface of the ocean is all thanks to the cataclysmic eruption from the volcano. and that sediment eventually gives way. it propagates a wave in all directions and unfortunately the closest land away from that volcano is sumatra and western java and that's where they felt the brunt of this tsunami leaving devastating scenes just like this. now the issue going forward is obviously the potential for more tsunami waves. because as far as we know the volcano is still active, so w

in west java. this is what's left of the. after part of it collapsed on this amber twenty two causing the waves to crash into the islands of java and sumatra now it's less than one third of its original size but scientists say it's still as dangerous. just weeks after the disaster. caught on camera and try most i have regularly recorded despite that order to stay more than five hundred meters away from this sea of now been lifted that if we can't work here how do i get a new car my children need to go to school and they need to eat i just hope it won't happen again that tsunami hit the tourist heart of west java badly and visitors have yet to return the rubble of a pop up though up until. last month. we build their life despite warnings of more eruptions and possible more tsunamis people are now allowed to stay on the beach again but they're also warned the state. scientists say it's hard to predict the behavior of the so-called child of the notorious cock up. that erupted so violently in eight hundred eighty three that it's

island of java flooding is also threatening in donations. upcoming presidential elections has many paulding stations under water. and in the world, as for the ivory coast comes from behind the big nigeria in the steering finale to the africa, a couple of nice the i'm anthony held. welcome to the program. israel says it is rescue 2 hostages in a ride in gaza. israel says the hostages were afraid, as it special forces carried out a series of other night strikes on the southern gaza. the master on health authorities in the territory say at least 37 people were killed and dozens mobile ended, and that the number could rise. as the hostage rescue operation comes as fee as grow of mass casualties. if israel goes ahead with a full ground assault on the city of rafa in southern gaza when more than a 1000000 displaced, the palestinians of sheltering the united states as warrens the offensive should not proceed without a plan in place to protect the population displaced, palestinians living in makeshift tents in rafa along the border with egypt are already facing disease and starvation. now they are

search and rescue mission over the java sea. let's go to david gle eaferg glea an investigator with search and rescue. now that there's been debris found, some sightings of the bodies, how difficult is its to recover the bodies, recover the debris? >> the operation will -- difficulty will depend on several different factors. the bodies that will have left the aircraft will sink after the couple of days and then resurface, there will be two opportunities to capture the bodies and obviously to troll for them. obviously we have to do this very sensitively. and also, the aircraft is not very deep, the java sea is not very deep so we should be able with specialist lifting equipment, be able to lift the aircraft. hopefully, identified fairly quickly as being this aircraft and then from there the probably sonar search to come up with where the main wreckage is, we'll be using the sonar voice to listen to the pinging. if it has separated from the main fuselage or something we can find them. and then we can pick up all the relevant parts

also coming up, a 20000 people are displaced by flooding on indonesia is island of java. fighting is also threatening, and denise is upcoming presidential elections. as many polling stations on the board. and in the world, as for the ivory coast, comes from behind to pay nigeria in a steering finale to the african company. the i'm anthony out. welcome to the program is well says that his rescue 2 hostages in a ride in gaza. the main aged 60 and 70 reportedly include medical condition and have been taken to a hospital in tel aviv israel says the hostages were freed as its special forces, carried out a series of 5 or not strikes on the southern gaza. a master on health authorities in the territory, so at least $37.00 people were killed, dozens more wounded, and that the number could ross a hostage rescue operation comes as fee is grow of mask mass casualties. if israel goes ahead with a full ground assault on the city of rafa in southern gaza, way more than a 1000000 displaced palestinians sheltering the united states as warrants the offensive should not proceed without a plan in place

so the ones paying the price are the residents of java. and it's usually the arrow president limits on me to see if i can push obviously with the cause of the most of what matters is how we handle it initially. but don't want us to accept the fact that we're evict auction and let the jewish population decide whether we are victims or not. you did in the bundle the why should i let the other side decide for me, the municipality is very big and not of course it's not just the mayor or the ceo, which has many people about it. but it is the era population, maybe an hour job. i know how to navigate all of that and help our population as much as we can. yes, i will come a shot. the based on that we have countless struggles ahead of us within the limits. and let's say if i want to get married yesterday means there are a 1000000 things i could do with my life funny, but i'm stuck worrying about something should i and what they're going to do? and what do i, that's the one i was i can already see it by the police companies listing. they go into mom

and by the way that i can be useful and for the war about 70000 people lived in java. it was a crowded and vibrant city. the sho get gets high and yeah for your java with it's point one to full comp, trash kind of phase one. it's food and it's poetry. it was the crammed at a crumb of the middle east. harlem to come on after the war. about $3500.00 residents remained in java, meaning 95 percent of the city disappeared overnight. the 9 the 9. the were fears that the event and buildings might be reclaimed. well, we've got the current state appointed an administrator to manage the property in the public interest and window on the what that's similar to push of within weeks people were pouring into the vacant department was calling for the shame immigrants, mainly from bulgaria, but also from the balkans and north africa simply move in sooner, but people to come in. i mean, the state housing company began organizing the rentals. they went door to door and registered every family, smoke down. and you know, i think the car starts the mission, the state, impose the military re

then scroll down to java and uninstall.o download the security patch from the oracle website, but even homeland security has concerns over future vulnerabilities if java is left enabled. >> the absolute safest thing to do is to disable java. it's a good idea to update at the least. >> reporter: some people may need java to access some corporate sites and apps and if you are one of them, you should immediately install that update from oracle's website. for everyone else, while the homeland security warning is directed to pc users, it's advised even mac users disable java. and remember, if you have a consumer complain, give us a call, 1-888-5-helps-u. >> disable, disable, disable. >> you don't need it. if you need a website, install it just for a website and then disable. >> got it. thank you. >>> jodie foster "came out" sort of at last night's golden globes. the 50-year-old oscar winner built up the suspense by saying that she had a big announcement to make. >> i'm just going to put it out there right, loud and proud, right?

. >>> no vale me voy a parar un poquito para que me diga, java espera. >>> java. >>> estoy trabajandoocupes. no me mandes a nadie. >>> oh. >>> no, no, no. >>> java. >>> un momento ¿cÓmo estÁn?. cÓmo que agarraron en ¿quÉ?. >>> donde los reales pana. >>> estoy hablando con rossi y le estoy diciendo que le iba a pagar, lo que pasa que la plata la tiene mi esposa. >>> otra vez con la misma mentira. >>> pero java. mira tengo una gente aquÍ que estoy trabajando para venevisiÓn. >>> hola saludos. >>> quÉ tal. >>> que tengo un compromiso acÁ por favor que el hombre me deje. >>> Él es arrollo. >>> el hombre venÉ a hablan de eso pero igual yo tengo un compromiso con la televisiÓn y necesito llegar de una, y ya estamos cerca. >>> hablamos despuÉs entonces. >>> pero mano, en 20 minutos. y una patrulla, y ay! mamÁ, atenciÓn dios, quÉ terror. el chofer. y que andabas con Él. >>> pero papÁ. >>> pero mano, mano. >>> no mi problema. >>> tu vas reponer el dinero. >>> no estÁ facil la pelea. >>> por quÉ me estÁs amenazando. >>> que me estÁs amenazando. >>> pedro arrollo. >>> no me faltes el respeto. >>

they come together again, and in the end of this battle "java," again has lost most of her mast, just a stump remains, so "constitution" becomes the victor and goes off for repairs and then "java" surrenders. "constitution" has gotten two victories during the first six months. war of 1812 among with another u.s. frigate. so the queen of the seas, britain, has lost to the americans. it was a real surprise in great britain. remember, they are focused on the napoleonic wars and fighting france. there's a world war that's really the focus of their attention but here on this shore our american navy is now proud. we've stood up for ourselves. the british focused a little more attention. they say you can't engage one of these american ships. they realize we build bigger, stronger ships than a typical frigate so they said you can't take on an american ship unless you have superior force, two-on-one, and there was a blockade on the atlantic coast. so much of the action of the war of 1812 moves inland to the lakes. that's not "constitution's" story. she's here on the coast, but eventually towar

up next at java joe's the incomparable.iz sedoti from the associated press and of course david yepsen. he doesn't live in iowa anymore but he knows the state like everybody else. they're grabbing coffee and getting ready to talk all things iowa. just ahead the president's schedule. still in hawaii. cold here. who can blame him? you're watching a special edition of "the daily rundown" live from java joe's here in downtown des moines. >>> mitt romney is making an all out push to win iowa and put distance between himself and his opponents but if he wins it will likely be due to support from voters like this woman. >> even though i love michele bachmann and would like to see her maybe be vice president or whatever i just don't think that she has a chance. >> david yepsen is director of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university. he is now mr. sluky. before that he was the long-time political editor for "the des moines register." liz sid oat sidoti, you're both. i talked with this woman in perry, iowa

it is believed it hit bad weather and crashed into the java sea. we don't know the cause of the crash, obviously we are waiting to find the black boxes that have the vital information. as you say, there have been in pings or signals detected from the flight recorders. so the search continues. in the meantime the families they are desperately waiting for news. obviously those three other bodies found this afternoon, two males and one female they are taken to the recovery center and flown here to surabaya where they are then identified. that's the difficult task. speaking to the officials running that. they say they are racing against the clock because the bodies are decomposing in the warm tropical waters of the java sea. the longer they are there, the more they will deteriorate. there will not be fingerprints to locate. they have to go to teeth and bone to make those identifications. that is a much longer process. officials here have offered to take the families to the search site. something they can then give flowers and say their prayers and perh

czech javas were especially valued for their practicality and design; java owners became members of aly. just like the owner of this cherries, on display at mirs castle. mootoal seventy-third year, my god, what a beauty. that is, you essentially spend your whole life on motorcycles, and i’m looking specifically at sports. but still, the java is a sports motorcycle, it turns out. well, he was so sporty and for general use, the fact is that in the early seventies , motorcycle trill competitions were very popular, that is , classic driving, shooting, overcoming obstacles, and in vasipovichi a team of five people was completely created, which competed in regional competitions at the republican? is the motorcycle trial now held in belarus or not? i don't know. oh, can you imagine what layer of history we just touched on, i’m standing next to a real motorcycle trials champion, thank you very much. the exhibition of retro motorcycles near the castle walls reminded me of the famous fairs that took place here. true, then several centuries ago, instead of iron horses, real horses were exhibited

the java sea is an inland sea. surrounded by a lot of land and as a result, it's not open to the turbulence you might have if it was further out to sea. as a result, it's fairly shallow, so there is the session that the plane is on the bottom of the sea there and that the wreckage is floating above. it should be fairly straight forward to recover a lot of that, and we understand that a plane airasia flight is being organized for those relatives who want to fly out to the crash site. the big question now, of course is why did that plane lose contact with air traffic control on sunday morning. we know that 42 minutes into that flight from surabaya airport, the pilot requested the ability to move at least a few thousand meters higher in altitude to avoid a heavy bank of clouds that were in the way. it's not clear if he was given clearance to rise in altitude. and the suggestion is that within five minutes of him asking for that request, making that request, radio contact disappeared. so that will be the line of invest

there are literally thousands of islands in the java sea. so you know without any hard evidence i don't really see how they can make that sort of a claim. >> and if the plane hit the water and then sunk why has there been no signal coming from the electronic transmitter? shouldn't that have sent out some kind of beacon? >> technically, john you're absolutely right. it should have. i don't have an explanation of why that appears to have failed. it may well have been destroyed in the, in when the airplane impacted the water. or, it just may have malfunctioned. it may be as simple and as tragic as that. >> one thing we're talking about is that these planes routinely try to fly around thunderstorms. they deal with this weather on a fairly regular basis. and when it comes to the a-320, it has sophisticated equipment when it comes to radar, but not the very latest equipment, but does it sometimes have problems with thunderstorms? ? well, look it's a very interesting point. with particularly in relation o to the radar. if we go back to the 1950s an

u nfortu nately for play their part in keeping a java safe.ortunately for the two boys that are going to find themselves in this situation because of where we are across the globe with a pandemic, where they will be a lot ofjudgment of pandemic, where they will be a lot of judgment of them pandemic, where they will be a lot ofjudgment of them from afar. so it is not for me to make that more

here at java joe's in des moines, iowa. republican party tonight may have its true front-runner in the race for president. iowa caucuses, one the proudest traditions begins tonight at 7:00 central time and the 2012 presidential election will be on the way. all the polls show a grouping of mitt romney, ron paul and rick santorum at the top and most experts saying that the caucuses are romney's to lose after keeping iowa at arm's length for months, the former massachusetts governor sounding more confident than ever. >> you guys, i need you tomorrow night. i need every single vote in this room. i need you to get a couple of other votes from your neighborhood and get the caucus. i need a great showing in cedar rapids. we're going to win this thing with all of our passion and strength and do everything we can to get this campaign on the right track to go across the nation and to pick up other states and to get the ballots i need, votes i need to become our nominee. >> he is downplaying the remarks saying the former massachusetts

, the only this is a world heritage area, at the bottom of java, the only place ina the bottom of javawill find the last remaining java rhinos. rangers there are also worried about them. rebecca henschke reporting. at least 20 people have been hurt in italy where an earthquake has hit the area around mount etna in sicily. several buildings were damaged by the quake, magnitude 4.8, which struck in the early hours of the morning. it was the most powerful since the volcano erupted on monday. president trump has made a surprise visit to us troops in iraq. he defended his decision to withdraw us forces from syria which prompted his defence secretary, james mattis, to resign last week. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, has more. president trump travelled with the first lady to iraq to spread some christmas cheer and to thank troops for their service and sacrifice. we came to al asad this year. 0ur eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong, and free. last week, in a sudden and surprise decision, he announced that american forces would be leaving syria, ca

the plane is resting at the bottom of the java sea. the families of the passengers have been given the sad news at this point. our coverage is going to continue now at cnn center in atlanta. good night. >> thank for that, don. and hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> we are following that news out of indonesia where search crews using sonar have found the main fuselage of flight 8501. >> and it's on the floor of the sea. investigators are hoping to recover the black boxes. >> meanwhile, they continue to find wreckage and bodies. so far they've found five bodies and one flight attendant. >> let's now turn to cnn's gary tuckman. he joins us live from the international airport in indonesia. there's been so much new information in recent hours, but really, still no answers as to what happened. what are families being told? >>> first of all, i want to show you, right here as we're speaking to you, these are family members of people on the plane. and they just came out of a prayer service being held

more than 20000 people have been displaced by flooding on the innovation island of java. rodney susan is proving to be an added obstacle for the country's election that is set to take place on wednesday. election officials were already facing massive logistical hurdles to reach voters in the world. the biggest democracy, local officials in the flooded area have now said that hundreds of paulding stations in the region have been flooded. submerge tons in central java. a few 100 kilometers east of the capitol, jakarta, thousands of people have been forced to flee, rising flood watches with norway dry to go. many displaced, people have camped out just above the water line. the slide water is very high. i've been living here since i was born, and this is the west flood. it reaches the roof. that's it happened abruptly, so we couldn't save up logan's. i left everything in the house, including my clothes. the water float was so strong to feed on floods the common during rainy season and java, that rescue teams on indonesia is most populated. island cannot keep up with the rising water. we d

this is an area that has been uncharted in west java, what you think this is an area that has been so unexplored? we actually not sure why it is unexplored but the japanese and indonesians have actually done some work on the east side ofjava indonesians have actually done some work on the east side of java but somehow, on the west side, it is not really known. all right, well, we look forward to seeing new discoveries. thank you so much are coming injoining seat. thank you very much. -- forjoining us. india is increasing its patrols along the border with china, after a tense stand—off between the two countries last year over a strategic

the lush tropical forests of java. the civilisation encroaches on “— of java.oaches on —— as civilisation encroaches, only pockets remain. and they are falling silent. songbirds are disappearing from the wild. trapped from the forest, sold as singing pets and status symbols. i am victoria gill and i am injakarta that to investigate the in social will commence for songbirds that are now driving an extinction crisis. people always want to buy songbirds? we really are firefighting, we are saving the last of the last. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the last of its kind? yes. java, the largest and most crowded island in indonesia. home to more than 140 million people. cities, towns and villages seemed to squeeze into every available space. there is very little pristine forest left here, but just very little pristine forest left here, butjust a few square, this can be home to hundreds of animals and birds. some are found only on this island. and some are critically endangered. but it is many of java's songbird

berlin indonesian teams recover was thought to be the engine of a passenger plane that plunged into the java sea with dozens of people on board it comes just hours after they locate the flight data recorders. also on the show voters in kyrgyzstan choose a new president after a violent protest ounce of the country's previous government to the october of early results show a landslide victory for the frontrunner is promising a fresh start and an end to corruption. and china send supplies and medical workers to have a problems as it battles its biggest coronavirus resurgence since last spring the regional capital is under a sweeping lockdown but fears of a wider wave are growing. america evanston thanks for joining me indonesian search teams have located the flight recorders of a passenger plane that crashed into the java sea on saturday 62 people were on board the boeing 737 aircraft authorities now hope the black box data will clarify why the plane came down just minutes after taking off from jakarta. looking for clues to make sense of tragedy indonesian search and rescue teams sort through d

amount of you for joining us more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java and some ochoa the death toll from indonesia's tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine when the number continues to climb as rescuers reach more remote areas inland almost one thousand five hundred people were injured in the disaster and thousands more have been left homeless. a safe haven for these children some desperately needed aid is reaching the evacuation centers bought with clean water and medical supplies now running low the fear of disease is looming thousands here a too terrified to return home. thank god they give us food here and water it's better than at home i'm afraid there. and their fears are well founded with the not crack until a volcano still erupting believed to be the cause of the deadly tsunami experts warn that more killer waves could slam into the devastated region. most of those who do return home to salvage what they can a faced with a wasteland of collapsed houses and corrugated iron. in order to survive people have no choice but to try and return to

three hundred seventy people lost their lives when a huge wave swept the coastlines of sumatra and java on saturday nights destroying hundreds of homes and buildings nearly one hundred thirty people remain unaccounted for and more than a thousand have been injured. a child's cry a little boy rescued the giant wave left him buried in rubble for twelve hours. on the western tip of java and in many communities like his on the cement trend side of the sounder strait the search for survivors continues. as does the recovery of the dead. hundreds of people lost their lives on saturday night most would have scarcely known what hit them. but they said. all of a sudden the wave came i was here afterwards i ran over there to a crowd of people who were holding a celebration. a motorbike even got swept over there. what about that. part of the i came back here at two am to try and get my bike. but i couldn't because it was buried under the debris we. this is the second deadly tsunami to strike indonesia this year people are asking why the country's tsunami early warning system failed why coastal area

there have been reports of debris being spotted in the java sea. we know for the last three days a massive search has been under way for that plane that carried over 160 people. andrew stevens is now going to join us live from surabaya in indonesia. you've been there for three days. you've seen. you've watched the family members waiting for any news. how serious, how credible is this new information? >> reporter: well at this stage, robyn it does look more credible than a lot of the information that has come out so far. we're getting it's coming from the acting director general of air transport in indonesia. and he's saying there have been photos of debris in the water off the coastal city in borneo. so that is on the eastern side of the java sea area where the search has been going on. remember this search has been extended into that part as well. what i can tell you at the moment and this is just very very early reports and a lot of it is coming from the indonesian acting director of transport the debris that has been photographed, brown square o

time out on a welcome to the program more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java or the death toll from indonesia tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine that number continues to climb and rumors that another tsunami could be imminent has been causing panic and the java disaster zone. a false alarm this morning felt locos scrambly they headed for higher ground convinced that their lives were in danger there's no indication of whether it's an army job and remain an easy because the volcano cost to have caused such as a tsunami is still erupting and there are fears of a humanitarian crisis as well in the disaster zone thousands have been left homeless by the tsunami. a safe haven for these children some desperately needed and aid is reaching the evacuation centers bought with clean water and medical supplies now running low the fear of disease is looming thousands here are too terrified to return home. and thank god they give us food and water it's better than at home i'm afraid there. and their fears are well founded with the cracker toa volcano still e

in this area we take a look at the battle against "java" which was much longer, a much more difficult battle than the "guerrier" battle, and as you walk down you can see william bainbridge is in command. we're off the coast of south america now, and during this battle the enemy shot actually hits "constitution's" wheel so you can see the wheel is shattered. at about the same time captain bainbridge himself is injured, but he stays in command, and to steer "constitution," they formed a human chain to relay the orders from the quarter deck where the captain and the shattered wheel was down below to men pulling on the ropes to adjust the ship's tiller, so it was amazing that they were able to continue to steer "constitution" that way, but they did, and if you take a close look, we have a wonderful battle diagram here. we keep it behind doors so that the light doesn't fade it because it's 200 years old, but this was from a sailor who served on "constitution," and he was injured in the battle but this wonderful diagram was found in his attic in marblehead. so you can follow "java" is in re

a lab reports with by days of you correspondent on a and she joins us now from western java which is one of the worst affected areas and it was a very tough reports to watch very very sad story that one family praying for america what kind of help is being provided for those with i think friends and relatives. all right now local authorities and organizations like the indonesian red cross. to provide aid and relief to those who have been evacuated or those affected by the tsunami told us this morning the engine asian red cross that the most immediate need was to provide food and clean water to those in the evacuation centers which are that the boss or those have been sharing the homes with relatives but as of this morning also they had to contend with a notice from the local government to momentarily suspend these relief operations because of the torrential rain that has been hitting this part of the area since last night and since this morning there was a lot of sunder and there's been a lot of floods so the red cross has had to suspend these operations especially in the areas of th

all western coast of java and. so these various really. almost read here sometimes helicopters over we've been told by the force that we've had across this archer trying air drop much needed so i can. fire words that have been blocked off by what i see that have been blocked off i just want. to you have been talking to people in the area who are desperately searching for loved ones and you sent us this report on how one family is praying for america a second look. a tsunami brought by the eruption of the volcano cutout is nothing this goes though a village called land that outlined in rubbles it is in this rubble that a young father hopes that he will find his three month old baby who has been missing since saturday. the baby girl's name is a niece and her body could be somewhere and this debris fairy cooney our one fisherman is her father he lived with his wife hanna and their three children near the water's edge they have the hut couldn't withstand the force of the giant wave that. now bust through and this is all that's left of our hous

that the java sea just north of jakarta those efforts to locate the exact location of the faults and retrieve the black box may be hampered and possibly will have to continue tomorrow now as for the relatives of those on board we understand that dozens of them on the operating with this investigation police did request this morning when they found body parts in the java sea but the relatives of those on. board attend or at least contact the national police hospital to assist in the process of identification and many of them have already done so. at least 11 people have been killed in 2 landslides in indonesia's west java province the 2nd hit while crews were evacuating people and rescuers are among the victims the landslides have taken out a bridge in several roads making it more difficult to bring in heavy digna quick mint. coming up shortly voting wraps up in kyrgyzstan's election where the front runner was busted out of prison. despite strict long downs coronavirus cases continue to soar across the u.k. hospitals stretched the limits. of. the weather looks pretty dry pretty quiet

all floating in the east java sea.re have been images of at least one body floating in the water. it definitery ryly appeared to be a body in the search area. the fate of the missing airliner mason be known. 162 people were on that flight from surabaya to singapore when it disappeared sunday. based on the ocean currents this is more than likely related to flight 8501. we're joined now with a closer look with what may or may not have happened in this region and exactly what the search teams are dealing with now as they move into the area. >> absolutely. john this particular location, i just pulled up the currents in the area where we know the possible debris is located, about ten kilometers east of the last known contact with the aircraft. notice the area of blue. that's very slow in the movement of the current, about 20 kilometers per day. the motion going from west to east. but the region is in the weak eddy so about 52 miles, roughly how much this debris has moved in the past 50 or so hours, talking about the last po

i' i'm chris matthews at java joe's in des moines, iowa. the republican nominees are heading into their final week of campaigning before tuesday's caucuses. four days to go now until the first big results of 2012. leading off tonight, romney goes for the kill. our new nbc news/marist poll has mitt romney leading the field here in iowa. it's the second poll this week to show romney on top. and one of many polls showing newt gingrich is in dead free paul. the pressure may be getting to newt, who became teary-eyed this afternoon here at java joe's. one reason romney's doing so well here is evangelical voters are split. they're torn among rick santorum, rick perry, romney, gingrich and michele bachmann. together, the religious-oriented candidates, that's santorum, perry, and bachmann, get 35% in a new poll, but apart they're giving romney a real path to victory through their division. and how many tickets are there out of iowa? how many people would come from here to other parts of the debate and the campaign? who's out of the race if they don'