my colleagues stopped counting corals, dead corals, after they got to something like 1,900 dead corals. we thought corals in the middle of the ocean were protected because the stress was coming from the land around them, and that was, like, ringing the real alarm bells. alling: there was no corals living. it had been so hot. we had looked at the noaa sea surface temperature maps, and it was clear that for 8 months, a hot spot due to climate change sat on that reef and the corals died, and it was striking. van thillo: global warming was well-known, but most people did not dare to say this was global warming, although, for us, this was a complete sign that there was global warming. dustan: imagine you as a human being. we increase your body temperature by two degrees, you have a fever, rht? we increase it by anher two degrees, and you're dead. that's what's happening to the reefs. if you recover from your fever, you can go on to be a perfectly healthy person. the reef can go on to be a perfectly healthy reef if this was just a one-time stress. if it becomes a chronic stress, and every ye

donnish in coral formations. the aphelion found very many reefs especially in the atlantic with coral mounds some more than three hundred meters tall. and that's as tall as the eiffel tower all the t.v. tower and berlin that's really big. absolut was a huge empty without sin to find out more about how the reef may mauritania developed cloudy of him back and her colleagues collected samples of fossil coral from different layers they determined that it had been growing for a million years but then it stopped. to begin their hard at the end of the ice age ten thousand years ago there's been no new coral growth in this area after areas that coral could not survive because of very low levels of dissolved oxygen in the water. and on the other hand video footage shows that there has been a recent colonise ation by coral sent if you don't is you're still the conditions are so bad that the coral is not able to create new reefs needed in the logs of its . scientists suspect that parts of the world's oceans with very low le

try to area for the corals to extend to the south. but what temperatures aren't the only factor affecting coral reefs and other major problem in ocean spoil all over the world is marine pollution in dublin one month thinking ahead. to get that with colleagues from around the world dr pearson is working on kind of preserving coral gables. for him an insurance policy for biodiversity if worst comes to worst what's called under such immediate threat. we need on ways to preserve the diversity have. the situation inside in many areas if. we have. something like. it's a race against time experts say around half of the planet's coral reefs could die by twenty fifty taking with them much of the diversity and beauty in the wild beneath the waves. so you see the world would be a poorer place without our national parks and the dedication of the people who work in them and it also reminds us once again that we all must do our bit in other to preserve this beautiful planet how about turning waste into something wonderful. did you know that worldwi

try to area for the coral stick stand for the south. but what temperatures aren't the only factor affecting coral reefs and other major problem in ocean spall over the world is marine pollution in dublin one man is thinking ahead. to get that with colleagues from around the world dr pearson is working on kyle preserving coral guinea pigs. for him they had an insurance policy for battle but city if worst comes to worst what's called under such immediate threat. with me on ways to preserve. the diversity i have. the situation is inside in many areas. we have. something like. it's a race against time experts say around half of the planet's coral reefs could die by twenty fifty taking with them much of the diversity and beauty in the wild beneath the waves. so you see the world would be a poorer place without our national parks and the dedication of the people who work in them and it also reminds us once again that we all must do our bit in other to preserve this beautiful planet how about turning waste into something wonderful. did you kno

see the coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reports are breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the ones most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them full of the rains every year they traverse the city and gayety a vast tracts of wilderness into the me and kenya part of it is the famous sit in getting national park interns and me i'm. almost fifteen thousand square kilometers and protects countless animals from mine came to their west for it. population growth threatens the wild in this region throughout the continent africa's population is projected to almost double by twenty fifty and reach to be. one of the most difficult challenges for africa's national parks is leaving enough land for both animals and humans. a major

through natural selection, the corals were in salty waters. here the coral is blossoming. and the water is heating up like the rest of the world, consequence of climate change, but it has not affected the corals. and rep searchers -- researchers say it won't for 100 years. you have both the current condition of the red sea and what it may look like in 10, 20 years beyond. >> we are trying to understand how the beautiful reef we see right now are likely to change, if at all, under future conditions in the red sea. and from worldwide reefs, we know the situation is not that good. however, in the red sea, it's still looking pretty good for reefs of the area. this may very well be the last reef refuge in terms of the present conditions. >> reporter: this red sea simulator tests different temperature and acidity levels in the water. the corals have been placed under various conditions. >> so this is many, many individual animals living together as one. so each individual here on the screen is one animal, one mouth of the animal. >> reporter: then they are examined under a micro

in the relatively cooler waters of the gulf of akaba, the corals blossomed.e the rest of the world. consequence of climate change. but it hasn't affected the corals and researchers say it won't for another 100 years. so you have here both the current condition of the red sea and what it might look like in ten years, 20 years and beyond. >> exactly. so, this is what we're trying to understand, how the beautiful reefs that we see right now are likely to change, if at all, and the future conditions in the red sea. and from worldwide reefs we know that the situation right now is not that good. however, in the red sea it's still looking pretty good for reefs of the area. >> reporter: this may very well be the last reef refuge in terms of the present conditions. this red sea simulator tests different temperature levels and acidity in the water. the corals are brought to the tanks and placed under varying conditions. >> so, this is a many, many individual animals living together as one. so each individual here on the screen is one animal, one mouth of the animal. >>

and the coral will turn the tissue completely white.n the great barrier reef has bleached and died in the past two years. >> it's very important -- the water -- it's a big thing for coral reefs is elevating sea temperatures. >> we know what we need to do, it's not rocket science. we just have the political will to do it. >> stop putting carbon in the atmosphere, and the scientists say, that needs to be done on a global scale, if it's going to have an impact. >> it's got to stop. >> people say coral reefs are the canary in the coal mine. it's true. >> coral reefs are the spawning ground in nurseries, for a quarter of all of the oceans half a million species. temperature change. hurricanes and cyclones, are all having a devastating impact. and all are issues that scientists link to climate change. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> stunning images, there. mark matthews on assignment in papua new guinea seeing amazing things in the oceans. >> we have a couple hours left with some bbq, labor day stuff? >> a little time to squeeze out that

coral reefs are the most diverse ecosystems on the planet.hile they cover less than 2% of the ocean floor, reefs provide livelihoods, food, and shoreline protection, as we

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are eager to wark with the scientific community to identify more ways to build the resilience of our coral reef ecosystem we are proud of our domestic efforts but international action remains essential. last year the world gathered here in this great hole and declared that the ocean is sick and needs our unified global assistance to restore it to good health this year in response to this call for help that the prime minister of norway the unutterable are now solberg and i together with the governments of australia chile fiji kanya indonesia jamaica japan mexico now media portugal and the u.n. special envoy for oceans launched the high level panel for a sustainable ocean economy this panel six solutions to building a transform aid transform with the political agenda for ocean action and seek to deploy the development of a platform to deliver management and tracking of commitments initiatives partnerships including science based monitoring of the ocean featuring national and private sector leadership by law is also seeking a strong outcome to the intergovernmental conference on the conservat

the head of germany's domestic intelligence agency was ousted from office on tuesday after damage in coral within the coalition over.

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it sier for oil and gas companies to release methane, which is a particularly potent greenhouse ga coraldavenport has been covering this story for the "new york times." >> great to be with you. >> brangham: so the obama administration, the earlier administration had said to oil and gas companies, monitor the methane that's leaking out of your operations andat do ou can to cap it. before we talk about what the trump administration has done, remind us, why do we care about methane? >> usually when yotalk about the greenhouse gasses that warm the planet,ou think about carbon dioxide, the stuff that comes from driving cars, burning coal-fired power plants. methane doesn't get much attention. it's only about 9% of the human cause of greenhouse it matters a lot because methane is 25% mo powerful than carbon dioxide at trapping that heat. so there's a lot less o it, it's not caused by as many sectces of the economy, but it gets out there, it's a really potentriver of greenhouse gas warming. it's sorof a super dwrows gas. it's a big deal. >> brangham: what did the trump administration do today >

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but now let's move over to coral jade also in australia. look at the things sche do. >> wow. >> you can do one around your wrist and you thought with you were awesome and this girl busts out a hundred of them. and there are several videos of her doing this over and over again. the hoola hoops are around her knees, around her hands, then the other foot and then all the other hoola hoops start swinging. and then she does a headstand and continues with the hoola that's really impressive. >>> this birthday girl separating her special day. >> and her parents have told her, hey, we've got one more present for you. >> the big surprise she's waited years for. >>> and, it's a cinematic view of an incredible free fall. >> the whole time it looks like they're just static in the air. >> see this stunning sunset jump next. it flows into your dishwasher, gumming up its performance. add finish dishwasher cleaner with your detergent to help dissolve this grease so you're ready for your next meal. new finish dishwasher cleaner clean dishwasher. clean dishes

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this beautiful coral islands in the middle of the caribbean is one of britain's overseas territories a lot of visitors only come to the tax haven because of its banks here and bill has so much more to offer not least the rich and very caribbean cuisine which incorporates global influences. from the early evening to late night people lined up at cannes barbecue. grill resembles a production line with a range of meats tasted in a variety of marinades hot fruity and packed with spices chef can fans of pool mounds his own grill every day. when i started doing barbecue. this is the fall. i started doing this alone. and then it migrated towards the chicken and the ribs and noted circular ribs as they get over. the chicken is based on a jamaican jerk chicken recipe with garlic ginger lemon and french sugar a final flourish of hot barbecue sauce grounds of his color a delight most here eat it with french fries you won't find any other vegetables at this grill cans thank you very much ribs. i'm just getting some prepared for the customers as they come along. the other fan you see a kitchen of

joining me now, "new york times" energy and environmental policy reporter coral davenport.us what specifically the rules that are in place now do and what we can expect if they're successfully rolled back. >> the main rule that's in place is a 2016 rule put in place by the epa which requires companies to have a pretty rigorous schedule for monitoring and inspecting leaks of methane from oil and gas drilling wells. that sounds kind of wonky, but oil and gas drilling wells are one of the main sources of leaks of methane into the atmosphere and, as you said, methane is -- it is sort of like a super greenhouse gas so even just leaks of it actually are extremely potent in trapping greenhouse gases. so oil and gas companies were very unhappy with this regulation. they said it required, you know, in some cases six-month inspections. in some cases, you know, when they found leaks, they were required -- you had a great interview there with the president of the western energy alliance, a group of independent gas and oil companies. the obama era epa methane rule was the definition of

the corals was pulled out of the surf below palmetto avenue this morning. investigators found an empty kayak near half moon bay. they're trying to figure out if that belonged to the man who died. >>> people showed out in oakland today to honor the late ron dellums, former congressman and mayor. the oakland nate i-was remembered as a war -- native was remembered as a warrior of peace. he spoke against what he considered excessive militarism in the u.s. his youngest daughter says some political opponents considered him a radical. >> he was on nixon's hate list, but if you keep in mind, my dad brought the idea of bringing end to war in 1970 to a world of antidialogue. >> i remember protesting at uc berkeley and knowing my congress member was leading the world in this fight of justice. he was larger than life but always an oaklander. >> reporter: ron dellums served a single term as mayor after he retired from congress. he died on july 30th at the age of 82. >>> president trump and his aides say recent reports of chaos and dysfunction inside the white house simp

dry forcing her to watch in despair as how mungo trees with it's a similar scene on over going to coral the village she's lived in since she was a child. and. you're going to miss and you know what are the ground water level or so much high and when i was younger it was easy to dig a well you didn't have to go deep but all but women can't anymore the water's gone because of climate change are you referring to many. problems many communities in mali face a local ngo from is working on solutions they are on their way to say because to me to members of the. which helps communities protect biodiversity. warning i'm going to go there mike. we promised to come back here we are. five months ago members of the n.g. or helps the local women to plant a vegetable garden in the village they've come back to see how it's doing. their women for too long gone hard to tap into the system that supplies water to a nearby hospital. called city. hall size a monkey with a vegetable garden has been designed to adapt to climate change this year and it had a range when he did it can lead to and didn't last long

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behind me you will see different tabling activities, microplastics and acid fiction of corals.ut in the courtyard, we have amazing arts and crafts going on. >> dozens of sales force employees helped out as learning guides for the event. and also crayons. >> they were large. never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. olivia is moving away from the islands. it is 18 miles per hour. live doppler 7 out of there. there is plenty of rain left over. we have to keep the flash flood watch going at least until tomorrow morning at 6:00. you can see everybody under that. so there is still a possibility even with olivia moving away that flash flooding could happen. another couple of inches falling on saturated ground. >>> good morning, mike. our biggest issue is a collision involving a pedestrian on westbound state route 84 just east of dunbar ton bridge past ardenwood boulevard. we're working on getting information from chp. it sounds like a large emergency response. we don't have the condition of that person who was hit. not sure how many lanes were blocked if any. i

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