. >> this show is all about mining for gold in the frozen bering sea. the first female dredge owner. >> it is intense. >> how the wombat is taking over the web. >> the face matches. >>> popular discovery series, bering sea gold is back for season four of the show. >> look at that gold! >> thank god. >> when he's under the ice, he might not be able to get out. >> what's going on? >> help, help! >> can you hear me? are you out there? >> i've got to get the gold. >> this show is about mining for gold in the froze p bering sea. this takes place in gnome alaska. they are fearless, tough, and ruthless. we talked to the folks before here on "right this minute," and we spoke specifically to emily. >> my journey has being absolutely broke living in a shack to owning my own dredge, and now i want more, and i want to be the best gold dredger that ever existed. >> she's the first and only female dredge owner in the entire fleet. to find out what we can expect from her in this new season, we have emily via skype "right this minute," and welcome to the show. welcome

. >> this show is all about mining for gold in the frozen bering sea. the first female dredge owner. >> it is intense. >> how the wombat is taking over the web. >> the face matches. what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis... i think my giblets are frozen. >>> popular discovery series, bering sea gold is back for season four of the show. >> look at that gold! >> thank god. >> when he's under the ice, he might not be able to get out. >> what's going on? >> help, help! >> can you hear me? are you out there? >> i've got to get the gold. >> this show is about mining for gold in the froze p bering sea. this takes place in gnome alaska. they are fearless, tough, and ruthless. we talked to the folks before here on "right this minut

our next guest makes her living dying in the bering sea. she is hunting for gold. bering sea gold.s gone from being absolutely broke and living in a beach shack to owning my own dredge. now i want more. i want to be the best that has ever existed. there she is. what i wanted to see was you diving. you do dive, don't you? you dive into the bering sea. >> yes. it is a worthy pursuit to find a lot of gold. stuart: are you doing it for the gold or for the ratings? >> well, though gold. that is what i am supposed to say, right? i do not think it is really worth the ratings. >> four ratings like yours -- [laughter] stuart: you literally dive into the bering sea. you take a vacuum pipe to the bottom. you suck up tons of sand. that is how it works? >> that is how it works. when you only have one entry point under the ice, getting tangled can be very serious. we bring it up. stuart: give me a rough idea how much gold on a good day may you bring up. >> it is so hard. there is no formula for it. there is no information that we have ahead of time. you go down there and you find it or you don't

the american submarine was detected near russia's northern border in the bering sea and was shadowed by a navy strike force and an aircraft then you clear powered virginia class submarine is capable of launching twelve tomahawk missiles among other armaments after about half an hour over radio contact them were pushed away from the border by the northern fleet reconnaissance of russia continues from under the water and in the skies in july an american spy plane the rivet joint was reportedly conducting surveillance of the russian military when detected by radar it was then forced to illegally cross into swedish airspace after being chased by a russian fighter jet swedish an american authorities kept silence about the incident for nearly a month but were pushed to admit swedish airspace had been violated after reports in local media over the a staunch u.s. ally sweden is not a member of nato so they infringement cause some anger the swedish priscilla luong with their foreign called leagues made sure the violation of the country's borders was firmly made public knowledge remark calls f

paul island, smack in the middle of the bering sea. when the boat's rudder snaps off, the four men on board are in trouble. >> i got a phone call that said, hey, we've got a fishing vessel that's trapped in the ice in st. paul, and we need you to go up there. >> gooth and her crew will have to fly 600 miles to get to the ship, which will take them six hours. meanwhile, the coast guard cutter rushes toward st. paul island, muscles in as close as it can, and tries firing tow lines across the ice to the alaskan monarch, but it doesn't work. lieutenant commander's gooth's chopper is half an hour from the island when she begins hearing radio transmissions from the two ships. >> we hear the captain from the monarch telling them we're coming close to the rocks, we're putting our survival suits on. when we heard them say, "survival suits on," that keys us to say, this is not a salvage anymore, boys, we'd better be ready for a rescue. >> by the time laura gooth maneuvers her chopper over the bow of the monarch, four crewmen are ready to leave t

clinton was aired by sky news australia, that's where he spoke on september 10th, 2001, just hours bere the 9/11 attacks. >> osama bin laden, he's a very smart guy, i spent a lot of time thinking about him and i nearly got him once. i nearly got him. and i could have gotten -- i could have killed him, but i would have had to destroy a little town called kandahar in afghanistan and kill 300 innocent women and children and then i would have been no better than him and so i didn't do it. >> the commission which investigated the 9/11 attacks previously noted four missed opportunities to strike bin laden during clinton's term. there's been no reaction yet from the former president himself. >>> and dramatic new pictures just in of deadly gas explosions in taiwan. take a look. at least five powerful blasts sent cars and chunks of concrete flying. dozens of people were killed including four firefighters who were investigating a possible gas leak. it's feared the death toll will rise after a road collapsed and people were trapped underneath. the source of the gas is so far not clear. >>> a major

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a french documentary crew and we were heading north through the bering strait and here i am looking at alaska wondering why i couldn't have flown the easy way and waving a sarah palin the whole way. as they head north toward rangel island. this is the easternmost point of the eurasian continent a place called cape bashan avenue. it's a constant place. there is no one there working my way up to this place which is a village where they had just killed a quail and were having a festival and invited us into their village. i stayed a few hours. but, there were the soldiers there who said you are very welcome to be here but please leave. so after two hours we moved north and we started to encounter a lot of eyes to our surprise. we have been hearing a lot about how there's no ice in the arctic these days and that's certainly true, but for whatever combination of reasons in the summer of 2012 there was a record amount of ice in this part of the chukchi sea where we happen to be. .. were creating as we ran through the stuff. that would be, i think, 70. it is hard to get perspective on this ang

demonstrators were demanding that they bere-instated. >> according to justice, hundreds killed since july last year. al jazeera is demanding the release of three journalists. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been imprisoned for 238 days, accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste from given 7 years, bard badr mohammed with an extra 3. lawyers have fired appeals against their convictions. >> a government in nepal accorded vendors off the the streets of dat man due. they are -- kathmandu. they are demanding that politicians find them other works. >> we have this report on the effects of the backtown. >> the police clears the streets of hawkers and other vendors. the inspector does his rounds six days a week. it's like a game of hide and sikh the new law was interauffed in february. the government has to look at moving towards planned development. we can't let anything strike the course. development is for all. >> as evening sets in, the ventors set up, keeping a close eye on the officers. none have profession to set up shop.

and hey, their season starts august 29 against bere-cirillo in santa rosa and a rebuilding session for the coach looking for the first winning season since 2009 and redwood high school, trees. >> yes. >> they are as big as those trees. >> gentle giants. >> thanks. that does it for us at 5:30. >> we will see you back here in 30 minutes. news updates always on kpix5.com. there is san francisco from oakland again. we have seen that picture before. see you in a bit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> axelrod: tonight, trying to keep the peace. >> this is a test. the eyes of the world are watching. >> axelrod: police in ferguson, missouri prepare for what could be another tense night. the challenge facing law enforcement after the shooting of an unarmed man. texas governor rick perry fires back after a grand jury indiets him for abuse of power. manuel bojorquez has the latest on the legal and political storm in austin. what else did the couple charged with kidnapping two amish girls in upstate new york have planned? vanita nair tells us police suspect they may have been plotting the abduction of other child

>> this will be my 30th anniversary in the bering sea. i am a fisherman. that is what i do. even not know or plan or think i would ever become a fisherman. doing it, i started loved the sea but i hated the water -- the work. then i hated the work but i still loved the scene. so what can i do. of careerot a lot movement side to side when it comes to fishing. the deadliest catch. finale tonight. they queue for joining us. we will be right back. -- thank you for joining us. we will be right back. >> cory johnson our news editor in the newsroom. in late meet. -- enlighten me. what kind of light bulbs can we use if we prefer a warm light? >> not to mention the gnarly light quality. nana leaf is an interesting startup. can last 20 ball times longer than regular bulbs. this is your light. bonkers looking hair. it looks like a rubik's cube. talk to me about your design. led is not particularly new. >> really, the innovation is around the energy efficiency. everything we do is around the energy efficiency, including the shape. is shape of the light bulb purposefully done that way to

going to bere considered. one is the former coo of malaysia airlines, now heading the government economic transportation program. he was the coo of malaysia airlines for four years. he has denied the rumors. of other person is the coo the state-controlled telecoms company. whoever is chosen has an uphill task. needless to say, it needs a complete overhaul. its reputation is currently at stake. chinese travelers, for instance, boycotting malaysia airlines to a large extent. as is the case with other travelers concerned about safety. ceooes look like the next has a lot of work to do. >> thank you for that. ,ow let's get you back to david who has the markets out of the gate this week. you hear me? yes, i am back. hello? hello? as i mentioned earlier, equity markets have been mixed. we are seeing more declines than gains at this point. all of the action is in the fx market. the key take away, you look at the dollar index at its highest level in 12 months. it is about jobs. on one hand, you have the fed. to the les

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300 miles from shore and in jeopardy or 75 feet from shore and be in jeopardy, but that is just the berings weather.- >> having watched your show, i can see why you would be in landlocked dallas today. what is it that makes the show so successful now? i get the dramatic elements, the suspense, the thrill, but why is it such a big hit here in 2014? >> you know, i think a lot of credit has to go to everyone associated, the cameramen on the show. they have increased and improved everything with specialty shots and everything else that more or less capture what we do even in and yeare year out and an even more detail. they do a better job of following stories, so they are slowly but surely really bringing a documentary about fishing in alaska to life on tuesday night on discovery channel. >> how realistic is the show? i understand your job is incredibly dangerous, but how much are you putting yourself in the situations for television, and how much would you find yourselves in those situations without cameras? >> we do not put ourselves in any situation for television or television cameras. my

the american submarine was detected near russia's northern border in the bering sea and was shadowed by a navy strike force and an aircraft the new clear powered virginia class submarine is capable of launching twelve tomahawk missiles among other armaments after about half an hour over radio contact them were pushed away from the border by the northern fleet reconnaissance of russia continues from under the water and in the skies in july an american spy plane the rivet joint was reportedly conducting surveillance of the russian military when detected by radar it was then forced to illegally cross into swedish airspace after being chased by a russian fighter jet swedish an american authorities kept silence about the incident for nearly a month but were pushed to admit swedish airspace had been violated after reports in local media over though a staunch u.s. ally sweden is not a member of nato so the infringement cause some anger the swedish press so long with their foreign called leagues made sure the violation of the country's borders was firmly made public knowledge remark cost r.t

some 10,000 customers are advised to boil your water for one minute bere you you use it.f you're not sure whether you're in the affected area, we have put a map of the area on nbcwashington.c >>> thisorng e learning more about how a teenager lived in a walmart for two days. he hid inside the 24 hour super center outside of how he avoid being noticed. he hid behind baby strollers and other behind pap products. he changed clothes every few hours and even wore diapers instead of going to the bathroom. a store employee finally found him tuesday night as he was coming out of hiding in an aisle of baby items. >> i'm really -- i'm surprised somebody hasn'tdy been doing this because, you know, they have everything. you can exist in walmart. >> you probably could. the boy even took a pet gold fish for himself. parents tell police he has run away before and has hid -- tried to hide in other businesses and abandoned buildings. but we're glad he's okay. could be a sign of a greater issue, but he's okay. they found him. >> makes an interesting point about the super center, though, and

it was based on the idea that women had their own compounds, their own land, and so they were to bered in that area self-sufficient. and then urbanization happened and suddenly the men may be traveling to the city, and suddenly there is another family [thee city and the women villages may not be empowered in in theme way -- women ma villages may not be empowered in the same way. if you try to duplicate traditions that are based on an entirely different economy and entirely different society and entirely different expectations -- that is going to break down. it is not going to work. you have tont, update. you have to create new traditions. accept the oldto ways of doing things, you can respect the past and respect tradition while recognizing there has to be a new age. there are some traditions that have to be gotten rid of. there is no excuse for them. female genital mutilation, i am sorry, i don't consider that a tradition worth hanging onto. [applause] tradition that a is barbaric and should be eliminated. violence towards women. don't care for that tradition. i am not interested in i

he says bere that he welcomed the support the mcdonalds were giving his company. >> reporter: indeed paul perito had a lot to say on the witness stand. he was star scientific's board chairman when johnny williams was ceo. he testified at first he was wary when williams told him he was befriending bob and maureen mcdonald in hopes of getting support for their new dietary supplement, but perito was won over, especially when he went to an august 2011 lunch at the governor's mansion with university researchers on the very day star launched a product. he says johnny williams was on cloud nine, and even though bob mcdonald arrived late, he says the governor's presence provided gravitas for star. a different reaction in 2012 when he was asked whether maureen mcdonald could join star scientific's board of directors. he said i thought it was the worst idea i ever heard. it's a they canet of potential conflict. he says the first lady also lacked qualifications. williams delivered the bad news for maureen. what did johnny say about her reaction, asked the prosecutor. "he said she was really pis

headhunter that most of severe intimate away to the eastern coast of siberia and then crossed over the beringstrait in the 1730s and early 17 '40s and discovered, reached the aleutian islands. that they also found sea otters. beautiful animals that you see here, and they referred to them as soft gold because their pelts were so valuable, in demand by royalty in the chinese court. sea otters possess the densest fur of any mammal. 18 times that of your pet dog. so by coercing the hunters, the native people, they slaughtered these beautiful animals by the tens of thousands and ship them across the pacific ocean on the eastern edge of siberia and then carted them overland to the river and then went up river to the lake and eventually put them in warehouses and sold them to traders who in turn brought them to the chinese court were eventually they line the roads of chinese royalty. this will help orient us here. well, so you can see this trade network. so you're the allusions. here's the river. amazingly this trade was not sufficient to meet chinese demand. so there is a separate new world, americ

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commercial insurance would not bere viable. medicare program is great program to protect seniors. issue what you should pay? we have wealthy seniors pay more already. my own view they should pay even more. >> host: the question what people should pay and how people afford health care in the future, a couple headlines. "usa today," a third of people have nothing saved for retirement. 16%, 14% of the adults older than 65 have very little saved for retirement. and then you have this headline alsot from "usa today," about te cost of raising children. a child born in 2013 will cost you. a hefty $245,000 a year. some of those, that cost is health care. so without programs like medicare andre medicaid how are people going to in the future afford health care when the cost keeps going up? >> well, i think a lot of changes happened lately, the move toward more private health care more competition in health care is actually, look at other headlines lately, cost of health care have actually been relatively flattening last couple years i think is a food trend. i think that is result of more co

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and visions, their own resourcefulness and courage, to travel thousands of miles on foot across the beringtrait down through forest and mountains into the great plains of north america to settle there and bring forth generations. that is another story we all know by now. there is a third -- a central part of our shared american narrative and another piece of what is so great. those americans who rose up to oppose the castilian invasion and resist the colombian genocide. crazy horse and kochi's -- cochise mobilized their own visions and their own american hopes. clearly, history is more than facts. it is as well the narratives we create to circulate those facts. it is more than an intersection between what happened and what is said to have happened. each of us, both then and now, is both actor and narrator in history. we are each a work in progress, thrust into a world not of our choosing, and yet destined to choose who to be and what to become in the unfolding drama. >> two minutes. how many? >> two minutes. >> i may have to take three. sorry. america is a crazy quilt. and the people -- ye

and visions, their own resourcefulness and courage, to travel thousands of miles on foot across the beringtrait down through forest and mountains into the great plains of north america to settle there and bring forth generations. that is another story we all know by now. there is a third -- a central part of our shared american narrative and another piece of what is so great. those americans who rose up to oppose the castilian invasion and resist the colombian genocide. crazy horse and kochi's -- cochise mobilized their own visions and their own american hopes. clearly, history is more than facts. it is as well the narratives we create to circulate those facts. it is more than an intersection between what happened and what is said to have happened. each of us, both then and now, is both actor and narrator in history. we are each a work in progress, thrust into a world not of our choosing, and yet destined to choose who to be and what to become in the unfolding drama. >> two minutes. how many? >> two minutes. >> i may have to take three. sorry. america is a crazy quilt. and the people -- ye

the fire is burning in the national forest near the town of bering.n highway 89 in the area and part of the pacific crest hiking trail. firefighters from sonoma county are helping to battle those fires in northern california. it is expected to stay two weeks. 27 san francisco fires are also headed to the wild fire in shasta county. >>> well it's been a year since a road rage incident put an east bay man into a wheelchair. friends and family were worried he was depressed and contemplating suicide, but thanks to the support of loves ones, fletcher is moving on. he was driving a motorcycle when a car almost swerved into him. he motioned for him to watch what he was doing, then the driver followed him an rear ended him. >> i have so much love and support. my wife was with me the whole time and never left my time. >> the suspect faces number louis charges including attempted murder. >>> the chp tells ktvu there has been a spike in motorcycle deaths. in the south bay, there were half a dozen deaths over a two week period. the highway patrol is try going to

you may not be blum bering right now like a baby, but you might -- if you're watching this movie perhapsg during emotional movies, some even using blankets to hide their tears. >> do you need that? >> experts actually say, guys, we're all more vulnerable to our emotions on airplanes. something we find amusing on the ground, it's his star cal in the air. the same idea for the sappy movies. >> has that happened? >> i was thinking about that. i think "saving private ryan," the end scene where tom hanks says earn this to matt damon. >> i'm a cryer. i have flight attendants that come up to me often, are you okay, can i get you anything? and it will be like a comedy. >> "how i met your mother." >> i cried laughing at "hangover" on a plane. i also was hung over. >> i think that has something to do with it. you're vulnerable and you have a couple cocktails. >> that's what's trending today. coming up, a hot new way for moms to make a little e >>> back at 8:17 with a warning about spice, a powerful and unpredictable drugs. easy to find and buy and doctors are calling it a killer. here is miguel al

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