y grandes grupos de nutrias marinas están en casa entre las algas y las olas, se alimentan y duermen de piel aceitosa con pelos huecos en los que el aire que contiene es un perfecto aislante. este abrigo muy especial tanto en adultos como en crías necesita muchos cuidados. una madre puede dedicar cuatro horas sólo en arreglar a su hijo. una cría necesita ser capaz de flotar, se quedará en la superficie mientras la madre se sumerge en busca de comida. ♪ abajo en los bosques de algas gigantes las nutrias marinas buscan mejillones, cangrejos, erizos y orejas de mar. ♪ en su axila lleva una roca, un yunque con el cual abrir su alimento marino. cuando expira y deja que su piel llena de aire la lleve a la superficie trabaja duro en el alimento que ha conseguido. ♪ [roca golpeando] tac, tac, tac... casi el 70% de la superficie de la tierra está cubierta por el mar, lo que en realidad hace que éste sea un planeta de agua con la eventual meseta de tierra desnuda que emerge sólo que no está desnuda. la lluvia cae en la tierra y el agua dulce recorre todos los continentes y finalmente llega al

. >> this animal here can turn green and the reason is algae grows on his fur. and will grow on his back and he looks like a blob of moss in the jungle. when he gets big his fur is so thick that the bees can not attack him. >> that is just a little dirt. >> that is the dirt he lives in. these right here are toxic glands. so dogs eat them won't survive. sometimes harvey stays in the tubs as well. >> what's this? >> just over here, grant. >> whoa. >> keep his head over this way. >> you remember we talked about the anaconda and you saw the one that almost bit me. >> are you mad? >> the anaconda they have 200 teeth shaped like fish hooks if this animal bites you account not let go. it takes 30 minutes for him to relax his jaw muscles. if a python or boa or anaconda bites you you sit there. mein ts akge tbe3 pa?th amal this is a delicacy in asia. they use the fur and the scent glands for perfume. but it loved to eat cobras as well. he could eat a king cobra. when a cobra strikes he goes like this. and you can predict it. this animal comes down on the ground and walks

the algae releases a strong toxin, in large enough. in small doses they intoxicate the fish and swim up on show. >> bloomberg reports that kroger and walmart are among the companies that want the twinkie maker assets. also con agra is also independent. hostess filed for bankruptcy. they say the bidding could go as high as one billion dollars. >> hillary clinton is set to retire as secretary of state. why doctors are monitoring her tonight after a recent health scare. >> meteorologist leigh glaser will be up next with the forecast. find out if more rain is in store for tomorrow. >> golden gate stated warriors >> golden [ laughter ]warriors [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made

. >> researchers think the juvenile squid may have eaten toxic algae causing them to be disoriented and swim on the beach. also, el nino weather patterns may have drawn them to cooler waters of northern california. >> 6:06. hope you enjoyed the last couple of days because the weather is achangin'. >> that's what lawrence says. >>> chance of rainfall returning even snow on our local mountains tomorrow. mostly clear skies right now and chilly temperatures although we are seeing some fog in some of the north bay valleys. the numbers though dropping off into the 30s and 40s clearer out over the bay right now. 39 degrees in concord, 47 in san francisco. 45 in san jose. some fog and 38 chilly degrees in santa rosa. this afternoon increasing clouds temperatures in the 50s and 60s. rain in the north bay and everybody could see rain overnight tonight. had. >> thank you, lawrence. we continue to follow our breaking traffic news out of daly city. live look overhead from chopper 5. earlier they were zooming in on the car that ran off the road. it is dark but a stretch of highway 35 right there by j

researchers have no idea why this is happening but they think it's because the squid have eaten toxic algae. >> that could be causing they will to be disoriented. >> reporter: scientists believe el nino weather patterns may have drawn them to the cooler waters of california. >> it's really an exploratory time for us. we're learning more about what causes these strandings and whether or not we should be worried about them or if it's just a natural part of the squid cycle. >> reporter: kiet do, cbs 5. >>> crab is hard to find in stores and restaurants these days. it's been six days since the boats went out. crabbers are still on strike, upset over wholesalers attempts to lower prices. we learned today that oregon is delaying the opening of its crab season until december 30. that should keep bay area crabbers a little more leverage. >>> four pipe bombs in four days in one bay area town. the latest, outside pleasant hill elementary school. students had to evacuate today. and tonight, cbs 5 reporter christin ayers is telling us the question on everyone's mind, are there any more out there? >> re

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they have no idea why this is happening, but they think it's because the squid have eaten the toxic algae. >> it's possible they are ingesting either the toxins or getting it through their food, which could be causing them to be disoriented to swim on to the beach. >> reporter: they have not been here for a few years. the scientists believe that they may have drawn them to the cooler waters of northern california. this is the third stranding in six weeks. >> it is really an exploratory time for us as we are learning more about what causes these strandings, whether or not we should be worried about them. >> cbs 5. >> and on the weather, ladies and gentlemen, we have a warm day in the bay area today. warmer than average by a long shot as we are about 10 degrees where we usually are at this time of the year. take a look at the numbers around the bay area as first, take a look at this. the high tides are due this week in the bay because we are closer to the sun now than we are at any other time of the year a. little weird if you think about it. i mean it is winter, nevertheless, we're closer

. >> professor auerswald, one of those treaties to take the algae, gm a couple years ago nearly went bankrupt or did go bankrupt and they were bailed out by the federal government to the issue did have been bailed out or should it have been allowed to fall? >> i am just on the verge of flipping on that one. i am just on the verge. >> the same thing with chrysler. >> if you read my book i talk quite a lot about gm, and charles wilson is a guy that allegedly said what's good for gm is good for america. wealthy actually never said that. i thought it characterized the worst of the sort of corporatism and feeding of the elite, the incumbent industry. it doesn't say that. he was a courageous guy that cut the defense budget by 20% in the late 1950's and there's the defense budget cuts in the late 1950's within a number of reason we have the silicon valley. a lot of radio engineers have moved out there and was a beautiful part of the country suddenly they didn't have jobs. and those people were saying well, you know, we want to stay here. and they created p equipment all the rest. so we were

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. >> this animal here can turn green and the reason is algae grows on his fur.his back and he looks like a blob of moss in the jungle. when he gets big his fur is so thick that the bees can not attack him. >> that is just a little dirt. >> that is the dirt he lives in. these right here are toxic glands. so dogs eat them won't survive. sometimes harvey stays in the tubs as well. >> what's this? >> just over here, grant. >> whoa. >> keep his head over this way. >> you remember we talked about the anaconda and you saw the one that almost bit me. >> are you mad? >> the anaconda they have 200 teeth shaped like fish hooks if this animal bites you account not let go. it takes 30 minutes for him to relax his jaw muscles. if a python or boa or anaconda bites you you sit there. you -- >> not now, jack. >> he's not going to do anything right now. >> he is just smelling you. >> what does that mean? before a kill or what? >> what he does, piers, remember something, this snake gets to be 20 to 30 feet long. they have live babies. the python lays eggs. >> does the anaconda con

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researchers also speculated the food supply may have been contaminated with a red allergy bloom -- algae bloom. they say it can cause the squid to become disoriented. >>> the monkey is now in an animal sanctuary and the owner said she wants her pet back. >>> they are requiring healthcare workers to get a flu shot or wear a surgical mask. they are reporting san francisco, alameda, contra costa and others have to get a flu shot. it will protect patients like the else did i and people with weakened immune systems. >>> and they are helping people to get free flu shots for children. the larry and lucy page foundation is providing free flu shots to area children ages 4 to 18. they can get them in 40 target locations including other stores. you can get more information including the target store locations and farm i hours. you will -- pharmacy hours. you will have to scroll down to get to the web link section. >> how is traffic this morning, sal? >> it is doing well. wet weather is causing more slowed traffic than usual and some delays are popping up and they are a little more than usual. let's

they suspect the squid's food supply may have been contaminated by an algae bloom. it affects the nervous system and can cause the squid to become disoriented. >>> this monkey was strolling through an ikea parking lot with a coat on, coming up, the owner of the monkey is talking about her battle to get her pet back. >>> the red box is launching a pattern and later this month red box will start offering unlimited streaming information plans as well as 8 dvd rentals per month. and it costs $16 per month. >>> speaking of screaming, you can watch all of our news with i-pad apps and video of news any time anywhere. >> tell us what is happening on highway 101, sal? >> yes you could. david, i was just watching your morning wake-up call there. we have all kinds of things going on and we have a television show. traffic on northbound 101 looks good. a little bit of wet weather and some of the drive will not be that great. steve said it will be a little breezy which another way of saying it will be windy. so be careful as you move along on causeways and bridges. driving south

they are large algae blooms.hey released the toxin in large doses and it could kill the squid in small doses and maybe intoxicate them. they then swim into waters they are not familiar with and wash up on shore. >>> an owner of a wandering monkey in toronto is going to court to get him back. he was found wandering in a toronto eye ikea parking lot last weekend. check him out with the big, warm coat. the woman says the monkey named darwin snuck out of their car. in a court affidavit she argues the tiny monkey was illegally taken from her and moved to a primate sanctuary. the woman says darwin considers his his mom. >> have i a coat like that. i have a coat like that. >> lisa argen is here talking about the need for warm coats these days. >> we won't get too warm, but with the sunshine and all of the clouds we have milder temperatures this, month. if you are headed to the raiders game, low 50s with a chance of a shower. elsewhere isolated showers today and the heavier rain tonight into tomorrow morning's chute. a b

real push within treasury, the acceptance of giving a huge amount of bonuses to the executives of the algae which was, of course, the biggest bailout recipient. millions of millions of dollars going to some of the executives at the very heart of aig that ended up destroying the company. it is a constant source of funds rate -- frustration, the fact that our money was being directed with treasury consent into the pockets and the very people who caused this crisis and then eventually benefited so generously from the terms that there were delivered as part of the bailout. >> host: irene into our town, pennsylvania. hi. >> caller: hello. thank you so much for clearly articulating your comments about the fiscal cliff and will we need to be investing. i appreciate that. i was most interested in your process for writing the book. so close to the event that you have to get special permission to write the event. something you felt strong about. what was your primary motivation since some many innocent looking for better jobs are any jobs, i was also interested. he said he left a job you love to do t

and the reason is algae builds on their fur. he roll on his back and he looks like a ball of moss. big his fur is so thick that bees cannot penetrate the fur when he eating honey. >> this is the final one. >> that's not bad. >> that is just a little dirt. >> yeah, i swear. >> this is a marine toad that came from south america we brought it here to control the sugar cane time fields but it came back so fast like mice. these here are neuro toxic glands. you see that, if dogs eat them they won't survive. he blows himself up like that to defend himself. he should explode all over your face in a second. >> what? >> he won't. this is harvey the toad. sometimes harvey stays in the tubs, as well. oh, my god. what's this? >> whoa! >> keep his head this way. >> remember the anaconda. >> you have an con da wrap around your neck. are you mad. >> they have teeth shaped like fish hooks if this snake ever bites you, it cannot let go. it takes 30 minutes to relax his jaw muscle. i'm serious. a boa constrictor, python or anaconda bites you sit there. piers. >> not now, jack. >> not now. >> he is no

. >> algae grows on their fur and he looks like a big blob of moss in the jungle.ck, the bees cannot penetrate the fur when they attack him when he's eating the honey. >> what is it doing? >> that's just a little dirt. >> are you sure? >> it's not having a -- >> no, it's the dirt he lives in. >> this is a toad that came over from south america. we brought him here to control the rodents in south florida, the problem is, they came back like mice. you see this, this is toxic poison. dogs eat them they won't survive, it's neurotoxic poison. he blows up like this to protect himself. sometimes harvey stays in tubs as well. >> fantastic. >> what's this. >> stay over here. >> keep his head this way. >> you remember we talked about the anaconda? >> you saw that one that almost bit me? >> you have an anaconda wrapped around your neck, are you mad? >> they have teeth like fish hooks. if this snake were to bite you, he cannot let go, it takes 30 minutes for him to relax his jaw muscle and he'll let go. if you're hiking somewhere. you sit there. >> not now, jack. >> you sit th

produced thin, flexible solar panels, harnessed wind with giant balloons, or develop new fuels from algae. but bloom is among the most expensive. i heard, actually, so far, not just from kleiner perkins but total, $400 million. >> you're in the ballpark. [ticking] >> coming up... >> i'm skeptical. i'm hopeful, but i'm skeptical, 'cause people have tried fuel cells for-- since the 1830s. >> a close look at the bloom box when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard to b

. >> researchers think they may have eaten toxic algae causing them to be disoriented and swim on the beach. also, el nino weather patterns may have drawn them to the cooler waters of northern california. >>> negotiations in the crabbers strike will get going again this afternoon the it's been six days since the boats went out and dungeness crab is mighty hard to find in stores and restaurants around the bay area. crabbers are upset over wholesalers' attempts to lower prices and in a related development, oregon is now delaying the opening of its crab season until december 30. that should give bay area crabbers perhaps a little more leverage to get a deal done. >>> time now 5:10. it's a glass ceiling women are shattering. how ladies are winning the race to the sentry mark. >> fierce time thousands plan to pro necessary michigan against a right to work bill. hour president obama is weighing in. >> even santa needs help sometimes. how one basketball star is bringing joy to some needy children. ,, ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart d

periods of high water temperature cause corals to bleach or expel the colorful algae that live in theirissue exposing their skeletons. but the co2 doesn't just warm the ocean, it also changes the p.h. level which measures how acidic the water is and shows that oceans are becoming corrosive. >> what's completely unique about what's going on now is the rate of change and that's what is so difficult for organisms. things are incredibly adaptable but the adaptation rate evolution takes time. >> reporter: acidification acts a lot like osteoporosis does in humans. but in marine animals it makes their shells and skeletons brittle. the more acidic the water, the harder it is for corals to grow their skeletons. that leaves them more susceptible throughout their lives to other stressors like disease. there is also evidence that its harder for corals to reproduce when the ocean is more acidic. >> that means that if a coral dies, there is less likelihood that a baby coral is going to be able to replace it in the future. >> sreenivasan: scientists have been running lab experiments to see how coral r

another theory is that toxins in algae or the so-called 'red tide' may cause the squid to lose their sense of direction. while still rare, squid-strandings are on the increase along with their numbers as the voracious animals expand their range in search of food, plentiful this time of year in the icy waters of monterey bay. >> the same to migrate towards the northern waters to forge. and to the itself to spawn. the cold waters are not conducive for report a loss o four not-conducive for reproducingaside from the smell, there banff is no hazard to beach visitors. as you might expect, the gulls and other most of what the tide leaves behind. in aptos rob fladeboe kron 4 news >>pam: lawmakers in michigan passing so called "right- to- work" legislation -- effectively busting up powerful labor unions. the state's republican lawmakers calling it a victory for workers -- that's not what the unions are saying. that story tonight at 5-30. >> but first -- 49ers running back brandon jacobs, suspended for his comments on instagram. now today -- we're hearing from his teammates about it for the f

it is at this time, now becoming the fall of 2010, a couple of really ugly incidents around algae p t folks, the terrible suicide at records of the young crop. the terrible beating in the bronx. somebody has me of blog post that this young man wrote, and he was an intern at the office. my interaction was basically, thanks for the file. it was a piece that he had read about imagining his own suicide. and the pills he would take, the look on his grandmother's face. turns at least a. i said to him, you know, i am stunned that at a time when folks to share your dignity are going through violent prejudice , you are spending your time in turning for free at an interfaith organization compiling new stories about prejudice against muslims. he looked at me, like 19 years old and says, and committed to an america that is free for everyone. if i want my people to be free in america, i have to build an america where everybody feels welcome, including your comedic. i thought that was so beautiful and so mature. i thought to myself, that's the most american thing that you can do. standard for peopl

researchers think they may have eaten toxic algae disorienting them e. >>> patchy fog in the bay areaoudy right now. it looks like though as we head through the day we'll see a few more passing clouds but those will be some storm clouds. to the north you can see the cold front beginning to make its way toward northern california. those will be moving in a little bit later on today and overnight expecting the rain to start until the north bay and then spread to the south. molesly dry day, though. highs in the 50s and 60s. next couple of days, back to showers. maybe snow across our mountain peaks, as well. chance of showers on friday. maybe some more rain on sunday. we're going to check your "timesaver traffic" coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we're still watching a traffic alert in the east bay. if you are heading towards the caldecott tunnel, this is going from oakland to orinda, there was a car fire in one of the bores so that right bore is still blocked. you can see it's actually causing a backup in both directions. but again, westbound bores are still open. also in th

researchers speculate the squids' food supply may have been contaminated by an algae bloom >>> the future is in doubt for a problem pooch in san francisco. back in august, charlie, the dog, bit a park police horse at crissy field. the owner is vowing to fight a judge's decision late monday night ordering that charlie be put down. the examiner reports that back in june, the same dog lunged at and tried to bite a person. police say rehabilitating charlie is not likely. >>> 7:19. the san francisco giants are making bay area children happy for the holidays. giants held their annual holiday party. it was right there at at&t park. it was for families from homeless shelters and programs for. needy. santa claus was there, passing out gifts. he had some help from that guy, sergio romo. >> i don't have the funds to give my kids what they want for christmas. so i come to parties. >> the children had a great time. a lot of them retreated to face painting and a lot of them had pizza too. we've posted more on the giants' holiday party, including, we have an interview with sergio romo as well. you will

there are other biofuels that have, and one of them ironically enough is the genetically modified algae which is able to take carbon dioxide and convert it into fatty acids which is the soul, by yo de seÓul so there are other -- don't lump all of the biofuels together because they are not all the same converting corn into ethanol seems to be a bad idea there are other biofuels that may have potential. >> am i terse oxide is the least of the problems of you look at the loading oceanic dead zones and the waterways and the corn area massive amounts of water and sky rocketing food prices as well. when the riots have been for food. >> next. >> actually there is a question that i want to ask about real quick. the deep water horizon situation, you mentioned they withheld information about what was likely to happen. you know that as well. marine biologists we know that the ocean is actually quite resilient to things like wheels bills and the like. but can you talk about do you know the review panel recommendations over the moratorium? >> i am not familiar with that. did you look into that at al

the current price of match algas is about $3.43 per million btu.ng to the department of energy report, exporting natural gas could raise that price by more than a dollar over the next five years which, jenna, industry says it just doesn't want to see happen. jenna: all right. we'll continue to watch that story, john. thank you. jon: another political battle shaping up on capitol hill right now over emergency funds meant to help in the recovery effort after superstorm sandy. why some lawmakers are calling the $60 billion price tag absurdly high. >>> and it seems every day we're getting reports of escalating violence in syria, but it's often difficult to get firsthand information. straight ahead, we'll talk with a freelance journalist who just returned from the war zone. jenna: welcome back, everyone. we're awaiting a few live events we to tell you about. at the left of your screen is newtown, connecticut. we're awaiting another statement from lieutenant paul vance who has been briefing the press every few hours about the latest in the investigation

they may have eaten toxic algae.x weeks. >> that is no fun at all. i don't want to go swimming on the squid beach. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. time for early reads. local news making national headlines. north korea's launch of a long-range rocket this morning. saying the timing caught u.s. officials offguard, because officials expected it to take weeks to resolve technical issues before moving forward. the times goes on to report that it effectively dashes hopes that kim jung-un might soften his country's confrontational style with the west. >>> people are describing the moment a natural gas line exploded. one woman said it floknocked a woman off her chair. five homes damaged. no deaths reported thankfully. >> interstate damage. >>> markets all over the world waiting to hear from one man today. coming up, more on what fed chairman ben bernanke could say. change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a comp

algae fuel, we talk a lot about that. >> some people talk about that. >> yeah.is about eight and a half to nine dollars a gallon. you need it to make it cost-effective to drive the technology into them. unfortunately it went the opposite. you talk about increased supply here in the united states. in fact, overseas demand is dropping. we are still in the midst of an economic problem in europe. chinese growth is going down. indian growth seems to be going down. in this country we've done better in terms of efficiencies and our demands are starting to drop. in terms of what economically you can expect, you will expect the opposite or at least i do over the next several years that oil prices will in fact go lower, natural gas you can -- because we have a futures market we look forward to the future and see what people bet the price is. that doesn't go over $5 until 2020 according to the futures markets. so all you might want -- we have to drive the renewable argument some other way, because price doesn't look like it's going to do t. >> the only thing to change that

when a reef ecosystem collapses and does not recover, it quickly becomes dominated by algae and the rich mix of species developed over hundreds, millions of years that was once present there then disappears. scientists think that the coral reefs off the coast of papau, new guinea offer a window into new effects of ocean acidification because there there are natural emissions of carbon dioxide that bubble up from the sea floor through the ocean and raise the concentration making the seawater more acidic. researchers have found that many species, especially the more complex framework-building corals which provide shelter to other organisms, do not thrive where the p.h. is lower. these are two photographs taken in the same reef. you can see how rich and vibrant this reef looks like away from the carbon dioxide leak. here and here the carbon dioxide leak where the acid is higher, it's a shadow of the healthy reef. mr. president, the human-driven acidification of the ocean is capable of causing, indeed is destined to cause if we do nothing, a serious imbalance in the ocean's complex ecology.