intercontinental level since 2011 the sprawling plant has spread to more and more parts of the atlantic ocean last year a 20000000 ton carpet of alkies stretched all the way from africa to central america but what has caused this explosive spread. one aspect is the rising temperatures of the oceans are so global warming supports the growth of the 2nd aspect is an abundance of nutrients. can double their mass within 11 days and if they have access to enough nutrients up due to the deforestation of the amazon jungle huge amounts of nutrient rich soil washed away into the oceans. several luxury resorts spend hundreds of thousands of euros each year cleaning their beaches once the algae reaches land it decomposes creating a pungent odor. and used even in a time every year it's different but there seems to be more as the years go by when a little cleaning it puts a huge strain on local authorities in a. manner that is to be honest this stuff affects all activity on the beach you're expecting to find a clean sandy beach strike but instead find it covered in elderly. what's worse is the effect on ma

africans on both sides of the atlantic ocean are remembering the the slave trade ceremonies are taking place in the u.s. and in ghana scepter so. a delegation from the u.s. house of representatives is in ghana for the departure point or other the departure point for millions of africans a bound for the americas. nancy pelosi the 1st house speaker to address gun us parliament 400 years after the 1st africans were taken across the atlantic into slavery the 400th anniversary of the 1st slave person to set foot on america from africa right now today july 31st 2009 we very appropriate that we're here with you members of the congressional black caucus to get there are always nancy pelosi visited mina in cape coast castle there's a sleeves would go through the door of no return. for congresswoman karen bass this visit is crucial. to our ancestors before they left here and in our treacherous journey to the united states in which they begin. 200. years of conflict. congresswomen men wash their hands was water from the rivers a slave lost before being taken to america. speaker pelosi said the vi

a storm systemo brewing over the atlantic ocean. is familiar with the bad weather.uthorities advise people e to keep at leleast thredaysys worth of prorovisionss on hand. >> do not let whatat happenedd n 2016 not happen again. >> officials are taking no >> it is uncertain whahat the impact will be. we will be affected and we must be prepared. this morning, water can rise very quickly. >> the storm could make landfall to the west of new orleans saturday. the military reached a power-sharing deal with pro-democracy demonstrators. in a sign of how things are starting to get back to normal, internet access has been restored for the first time in over a month. >> people hunched over their phones. internet access has been restored after a weeks long blackout ordered by the e ruling military. >> we were isolated from people. we did not know what was going on. >> the end of the internet blackout comes after leaders agreed on a power-sharing deal last week. the military blocked access in early june after forces raided the site in khartoum. at least 120 people were killed dur

of a century of nicaraguan dreams the country's very own great canal linking the pacific and atlantic oceans when doing it by chinese billionaire handed a generous concession by the government in 2013 everyone was talking about it we found not a stone's been laid a bit point there was a big ceremony too in or great the building of the canal but as you can see 6 years later there's nothing here but a dusty road. why has the canal failed to materialize the short story the billionaire lost most of his billions before work could get started but the ripples still being felt particularly in the form of a law passed especially for the project that says any properties needed can be exported predated that law is still on the books. there are still other risks that thousands of campus senos could have their land expropriated and occupied by private interests that's why the citizens demand that the law be struck down. it's a poem and a worry for custody lynn north and her family when the canal was 1st planned workers showed up to measure out the house when they protested things turned nasty . not that

developing story from the north bay spanning across the atlantic ocean.s >> they're accused in the deadly today in the bay is joined outside the school board where both students attended. pete? 3tx> reporter: good morning to u guys. you know that fuel for the police officer in italy is taking place this morning. we have new video we want to show your viewers.fá of course a very somber time for that police officer'sw3 family. we know that story has definitely dominated the news coverage in that area wells here. the officer killed was police officer mario rega. thee1 funeralq taking place thi morning at the same church he was married atfáq just last mon. they say 19-year-old finnegan and 18-year-old gabriel both alumni from hereçg7ç in mill va tried to toq drugs from an italian man ripped them off in a drug deal. police officers arrived to confront these two american suspects. italian police say they w)uggled withÑi officers and that's when rega was stabbed and killed. the two bay area men ran back to the hotel, packed their bags and were ready to leave th

. >> for "capsized: blood in the water," this 2.7 million gallon water tank doubled for the atlantic ocean pool that looks over the ocean that makes it look like we're shooting over the wide-open ocean. >> it's a shark fin going across the water, but it's on a pulley system on this rail that goes across and it truly looks like a shark going across the water. they'll ram that boat to pop us off so they can have lunch. it's not personal. they're not trying to eat us because they don't like us. they're trying to eat us because we're available. >> josh was quite the athlete growing up, which actually helped during this shoot. >> i'm a good swimmer. i was lifeguard in minot, north dakota, by the way. at oak park pool. the pool was that deep. i'd go like pick the kid up and put him by the side of the pool. >> as for josh's kid with ex-wife fergie, 5-year-old axl, he was a regular on the set. >> axl's very curious about this movie and was here for this stuff. i'm swimming away from the sharks, he's fascinated by all this but really a sweet little guy, he was really concerned for me in a lot of wa

with the power of the atlantic ocean behind it. in the crescent city named because the mississippi river makes that hard turn, there's another danger that up to 70-mile-per-hour winds could cause a 5 foot storm surge, pushing so much water up the river it spills over the top of new orleans levees. >> the mississippi is eight feet above its usual levels see the submerged trees? that's where the riverbank should be. >> a slow-moving storm now arriving, residents unsure what's next. >> i've never seen it this high. it's pretty impressive >> reporter: tonight in low lying areas outside of new orleans there are expectations of widespread flooding meantime, in the city, there is a shelter in place order. that means that residents should hunker down and stay off streets. lester, at this point it's now all about riding it out. >> we can see some of the waves overtopping behind you. thank you. let's get a read of where the storm is let's bring in al roker. al, what are we looking at >> reporter: right now barry is making its way toward the

the mayflower ship sailed across the atlantic ocean i don't know if that looks familiar to you, but ithe new world. when they landed, they set up home in what we now know as the us state of massachusetts. now, a full—sized replica of the ship is being assembled in north devon to mark 400 years since it set sail. but the people who built it, will set it alight and burn it to the ground next year as part of a traditional ceremony. sarah ransome has been to meet some of the volunteers involved in the project. in a quiet corner of devon, a ship is taking shape. but this one will never take the high seas. it's a life—size replica of the mayflower, which carried the pilgrim fathers from plymouth to america in 1620, and in just over a year's time, it will all go up in smoke. this is very authentic. because it is mayflower 400, it is identical to the mayflower ship that sailed to america, and they have done their homework on it and it is to scale, and it is brilliant. it makes me feel very proud, actually. we are coming up on deck, andy, and... wow! this is huge. from bow to stern, this is wha

with the power of the atlantic ocean behind it. in the crescent city named because the mississippi river makes that hard turn, there's another danger, that up to 70-mile-per-hour winds could cause a five-foot storm surge, pushing so much water up the river it spills over the top of new orleans levees. >> compounding the situation, the mississippi is eight feet above its usual level. see those submerged trees over there? that's where the riverbank should be. >> residents unsure what's next. >> i've never seen it this high. it's pretty impressive. >> reporter: tonight in low lying areas outside of new orleans there are expectations of widespread flooding. meantime, in the city, there is now a shelter in place order. that means that residents should it's now all about riding it out. >> we can see some of the waves overtopping behind you. kerry, thank you. let's get a read of where the stream is. let's bring in al roker. al, what are we looking at? >> reporter: lester, right now barry is making its way toward the louisiana coast, curre

since 2011, the sprawling plant has spread to more and more parts of the atlantic ocean. st year at 20 million ton carpet of algae stretched all the way from africa to central america. what has caused this explosive spreread? >> one aspect is the rising temperatures of the oceans. so, global warming supports the growth. the second aspect is an abundance of nutrients. these algae can double their mass within 11 days if they have access to enough nutrients. due to the deforestation of the amazon jungle, huge amounts of nutrient-rich soil are washed away into the oceans. reporter: several luxury resorts send -- spend hundreds of thousands of euros a year cleaning their beaches. once algae reaches land, it decomposes, creating a pungent odor. >> everyry year r it is differet but there seems to be more algle as the yeaears go by. cleaeaning it up with a huge strarain on local authoritieses. >> to be honest, this stuff affects alall activity on the beach.h. you are expecting to find a clean, sandy beach, but instead find it covered analogy. reporter: what is worse is the effect

most importantly, the engines, to be able to safely take the airplane and its crew across the atlantic ocean not once, but twice. know, theyou maintenance that is required on route -- en route with these old airplanes, the oil and spark plugs, there is no end to what is required to make a journey like this and bring it home safely. it almost still to me has not settled in that this is still a remarkable dream with the , community support and volunteers turning out to make this happen. i hope it is going to be flying in another 75, so my great grandchildren can enjoy it and experience that part of history that is disappearing every day. some of the d-day veterans and the survivors are disappearing every day. this is probably the last big event where anyone who was actually alive to storm the beaches of normandy or jumped out of these is going to be able to partake in the celebration. we are honored to be able to show our respect to those guys while they are still here with us. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to missoula, montana, to learn about its rich history. to watch more from

reporter: authorities in the bahamas removed a helicopter and the seven americans on board from the atlantic oceanay, after it crashed on july 4th during a flight from grand cay island to fort lauderdale. among the victims, 22-year-old kameron cline and her father, chris cline. the well-known philanthropist and self-made billionaire, cline joined his family's coal business and began working in underground mines when he was just 15 years old in west virginia. >> he always knew where he came from, so when he gave back, he gave back to things that were focused on west virginia. >> reporter: the pilot, david jude, and two of kameron cline's louisiana state university sorority sisters also died. according to police, the chopper took off at 2:00 a.m. but was not reported missing until 12 hours later, and there was no distress call. the aircraft was found submerged in 16 feet of water off grand cay. authorities are investigating what caused the crash. in a statement, the cline family told cbs news, "chris was a testament that our hopes and dreams are achievable when we believe and commit ourselves to act

the mayflower ship sailed across the atlantic ocean in the 17th century, taking the pilgrim fathers frommouth to the new world. when they landed, they set up home in what we now know as the us state of massachusetts. now, a full—sized replica of the ship is being assembled in north devon to mark 400 years since it set sail. but the people who built it will set it alight and burn it to the ground next year as part of a traditional ceremony. sarah ransome has been to meet some of the volunteers involved in the project. in a quiet corner of devon, a ship is taking shape. but this one will never take the high seas. it's a life—size replica of the mayflower, which carried the pilgrim fathers from plymouth to america in 1620, and in just over a year's time, it will all go up in smoke. this is very authentic. because it is mayflower 400, it is identical to the mayflower ship that sailed to america, and they have done their homework on it and it is to scale, and it is brilliant. it makes me feel very proud, actually. we are coming up on deck, andy, and... wow! this is huge. from bow to stern, th

now, it is nestled between two launchpads and the atlantic ocean for a reason, it is isolated, and onlyson people can get in, i don't have the key, but captain winston scott has does, he has spent over 28 days in space. he has had 3 separate spacewalks, i hope he has the key, captain scat. scott. >> good morning. how are you. >> you used to come here. >> i did. >> before your mission. >> two space shuttle missions, spent quite a bit of time out here several days before each mission. >> i could not get here without you, i am not an astronaut and i'm not about to go into space. >> we could arranger to get you inside, and behind the scenes. >> i hope so. ♪ >> captain scott, come out to the beach house, it has been in nasa family since 1963, with all miles and spacewalks you had, when you are at this beach house, when do you think? >> this is a very special place for me. i am sure as it is for every astronaut, this is where we spent last few days on earth. you understand the risk that are involved, you are mentally preparing yourself to go and saying good-bye to your loved ones. >> the they

the helicopter dove into the atlantic ocean shortly after takeoff on its way to fort lauderdale to theahamas. he took a kole mining firm public in 2014. and sold a controlling stake a year later for $1.4 billion. >>> the man who accused actor kevin spacey of groping him in a massachusetts bar has now dropped his civil suit. spacy still faces criminal charges in connection with the case. three years not guilty. the civil court filing did not reveal whether any settlement was reached between spacy and his accuser. >> asap rocky performed at a concert in stockholm last weekend but earlier this week, video surfaced online showing him throwing a man to the ground and punching him on a city street. the rapper posted videos to his instagram saying the man and another person followed him and he didn't want trouble. swedish people arrested him on wednesday and charged him with assault. a judge ordered him in custody for two weeks while they continue the investigation. >> if you're planning a trip to paris, bring comfortable shoes because the city is pushing to ban tour buses. city leaders say t

we have a cold front that's moved in across the atlantic ocean, but it's squeezing the heat into scandinaviais is allowing for temperatures to soar in stockholm. the temperatures are running above where this can be. we talked about paris, setting the all-time record high temperatures. never seen the mercury climb as high as it did. 108 degrees for them on thursday. incredible heat. but that's subsided, the real heat expected across the mediterranean. where we're expected this time of year. we've seen the temperatures soar. and this has set off a series of wildfires across the arctic circle. we are starting to notice the smoke getting wrapped up across russia, alaska, northern canada. and it's made the air very stagnant. you can see this from at lite imagery, as well. and 50 megatons of co2. that's in one month alone of forest fires in the arctic. >>> still ahead, democrats hoping to become the next u.s. president have a crucial week ahead. we look at how they're doing in the days leading up to this week's debates seen only here on cnn. stay tuned for that. >>> plus, two close allies born in

. -- atlantic ocean.ch that's vineyard for -- martha's vineyard for a wedding. jfk junior was 38 years old when he died. and this famous photo shows him saluting his father's casket on his third birthday. no doubt you've seen that. after the as a assassination in dallas in 1963. in just hours from now, the women for trump coalition will be launched in pennsylvania. it will focus on turning out the female vote in 2020. just how crucial will the women's' vote be? an advisory board member for the women's coalition for trump will be at the event later today and she joins us live. good morning, naomi. thank you for joining us. you're going to have a long day. >> yes. it's just starting. great to be here. heather: tell us a little bit about this coalition that's being put together and why it is so important for the trump campaign moving forward. >> everyone's vote is important but the women's vote is extremely important and the goal of the coalition is to mobilize women to go back to their communities and talk

the three were killed on july 16, 1999 when their single engine plane crashed into the atlantic ocean. the family reported the plane overdue after they failed to arrive at a wedding at martha's vineyard. >>> we are learning more about the apparent delay of the new harriet tubman $20 bill. many democratics believe the trump administration had something to do with the delay. three current or former high- ranking officials that served in the obama administration were in the project said it was set before president trump took office. in 2014, president obama's secretary asked to speed up the design so i could be released by 2020, the 100th anniversary of women winning the right to vote. according to the treasury, production of the new $20 bill will begin in 2028, with its release coming in 2030. >>> the government is warning that people should not try to storm area 51. a facebook post announced plans to read raid the area, that has been the focus of conspiracy theories for decades. now, more than 1 million people have signed up for a september 11 a september event. the air force is word p

cannot sell them 90% tax rates, getting rid of gassy cows, what is it, tunnels underneath the atlantic ocean>> jesse: london. listen, nancy knows that. but aoc does not know that. that's why they had the meeting. this is all about unity, because what was the message? both of them said the same thing. it is about coming together coming unity and being positive. because right now nancy knows that the more divided the democrats are, the better it is for donald trump. the more divided in congress, the worse it is for the presidential candidate. so i bet that needs to nancy read her the riot act and said you better shut the dash up, or we will lose another election. because all the media is doing is covering our fighting, your squad gash, and you are giving a tremendous amount of fodder to the united states president. using you to raise money and fire up his base. cut it out and let's get on the same team. >> dan: you think they would've learned from the tea party, at the time i was a member of. i still align with the values they believe in. but it is clear to anyone looking, that the infighting

standards, avionica most importantly the engines to safely take the airplane and its crew across the atlantic ocean, not once, but twice. and then the maintenance required with the old airplanes, the oil, the spark plugs. isre's no end to what required to make a journey like this and then bring it home safely. notlmost still to me has settled in. the is remarkable, and community support and volunteers who turned out to make it happen. i hope it will be flying in another 75, so that my great-grandchildren can enjoy it and experience that part of history that is disappearing every day. veterans and-day survivors are disappearing, every day. this is probably the last big event where anyone that was actually alive on the historical beaches of normandy, or jumping out of one of these, will be able to partake in the celebration. so we are definitely honored to be able to show our respect to those guys while they are still here with us. >>. our cities tour staf recently traveled to missoula, montana to learn about its rich history. to watch more from missoula and other stops on our tour, visit www.c-span.

it's over the atlantic ocean right now and just in from steve paulson, it will be flying over the bay:06 tomorrow morning. >> 9:46 p.m. >> oh, sorry. >> 22 degrees above the horizon for the north-northwest. >> 9:36 p.m. it will fly over us. you're watching mornings on 2. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> the bell live for you, right on time. the new york city stock exchange, keeping an eye on boeing this morning. continues to dip, more flight cancellations this time from southwest airlines. still holdi

motor fires and pulls the crew module away from the rocke seconds later it splashed down in the atlantic ocean. all the high-tech drama proving a big success. and now welcome to "news 4:00 at 6:00" and the firepower on display on the fourth of july. >> on the grnd and up in the air. >> new details tonight about the tanks that will be on our national mall for the president's salute to america and the military might that you're going to be seng flying overhead. >> also protests against the conditions at the detention centers on the u.s.-mexico anrder. another one pld in the next hour outside of the white house. doug? >> and i'm tracking a severe thunderstorm right around bowie right now and a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 6:15 with this storm and numerous other showers and und.derstorms a we'll show you who gets what and how this alk about could affect the fourth of july fireworks display. w>>> and those fireworks't be the only things to watch in the sky this fourth of july on our national mall. good evening, everyone. i'jimhandley. >> and i'm wendy rieger. today we learn the aircr

. >>> fog tllowing developments o of the north bay spanning across the atlantic ocean.wo recent high school graduates are in custody in italy. >> they're accused in the deadly stabbing of a police officer. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in mill valley outside the school where those students both attended. pete? >> reporter: the funeral for that officer actually took place in italy this morning. we've been showing our viewers all morning morning video from that place near that officer's hometown of naples. the officer killed was police officer mario rega, taking place at the same church he was married at last month. the latest info we get from italian authorities, they say 19-year-old finnegan lee elder and 18-year-old gabriel hjorth, alumni from tamalpais tried to extort 100 euros and a gram of cocaine from an italian man they claimed ripped them off in a drug deal. plain clothed police officers arrived at this drop-off site to confront the two suspects, italian police say they struggled with officers when rega was stabbed and killed. police say the two

and most importantly the engines to be able to safely take the airplane and its crew across the atlantic ocean twice. the maintenance that is required with these old airplanes, the oil and spark plugs. there is no end to what is required to make a journey like this and bring it home safely. it almost to me hasn't settled in that this is still a remarkable dream, with the community support and the volunteers that have turned out to make this happen. flyingit is going to be in another 75 so my great grand that it and experience part of history that is disappearing every day. last bigrobably the event where anyone who was alive to storm the beaches of normandy or jumped out of one of these will be able to partake in the celebration. we are honored to be able to show our respect to those guys while they are still here with us. our visit to missoula, montana is in american history tv exclusive and we showed it today to introduce you to c-span's cities tour. to u.s. cities, bringing the literary scene and historic sites toward viewers. watch more of our visits at c-span.org. next, a senate hearing o

the mayflower famously sailed across the atlantic ocean in the 17th century, taking the pilgrim fathers mark 400 years since it set sail, but the people who built it will set it alight and burn it to the ground next year as part of a traditional ceremony. sarah ransome reports. ina quiet in a quiet corner of devon, a ship is taking shape. but this one will never take the high seas. it's a life—size replica of the mayflower, which carried the pilgrim fathers from plymouth to america in 1620, and injust from plymouth to america in 1620, and in just over a year's time, from plymouth to america in 1620, and injust over a year's time, it will all go up and injust over a year's time, it willall go up in and injust over a year's time, it will all go up in smoke. this is very authentic. because it is mayflower 400, it is identical to the mayflower ship that sailed to america, and they have done their homework on it and it is to scale, and it is brilliant. it makes me feel very proud, actually. we are coming up on deck, andy, and... wow! this is huge. from bow to stern, this is what the pilgrim

of a century of nicaraguan dreams the country's very own great canal linking the pacific and atlantic oceans when doing it by chinese billionaire handed a generous concession by the government in 2013 everyone is talking about it we found not a stone's been late and this point there was a big ceremony in or great the building of the can now but as you can see 6 years later there's nothing here but a dusty road. why has the canal failed to materialize the short story the billionaire lost most of his billions before work could get started but the ripples still being felt particularly in the form of a law passed especially for the project says any properties needed can be exported predated that law is still on the books. there are still other risk that thousands of campus senos could have their land expropriated and occupied by private interests that's why the citizens demand that the law be struck down. it's a permanent worry for custer lynn north and her family when the canal was 1st planned workers showed up to measure out their house when they protested things turned nasty. be almost broke

seen as someone who could possibly block some of the work of the european union while across the atlantic ocean there's also been some reaction we've heard from the u.s. president donald trump he put out to tweet congratulating boris johnson again the sort of thing that you'd expect a president to say to a new prime minister also saying he'll be great and we know that boris johnson and donald trump certainly admire each other very much they both see themselves as political mavericks. a key challenge facing britain's new prime minister is to contain the ongoing tension with iran with france germany russia and china will meet iran in vienna on sunday to discuss how to save the 2015 nuclear deal u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz and in the last few hours around vice president said international coalition to protect the gulf will only bring in security to the region cross over to joins us now live from tehran so those are our not exactly happy with this suggestion of a european naval mission. no certai