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rachel: a lot of fish. >> a lot of fish.achel: what is the future of the expansion of the aqua pod system? >> it is a huge future. we are looking at worldwide expansion. we have aqua pods in asia, latin america. definitely our market is global. >> we are going to change the perception of the industry, but also public perception which has largely been negative about fish farming because there are so many conflicts. >> we see farming going offshore where the conditions are so much better for it environmental sustainability. people really getting tuned in that we need to produce fish and do it sustainable to feed ourselves, to feed future generations, and do it better than we have been doing it in the past. sam: i have spent some time in hospitals. they don't usually look like this. >> this is a living lab. ♪ sam: rachel, i went to see palomar medical center, which bills itself as the hospital of the future. when i got there, it was weird. it did not feel like a hospital. partly because they built it entirely, from the ground u

will you farm the fish? >> eventually we will. we'll farm and sell the fish.had some success selling fish to local restaurants, and as our scale grows and we have more fish to sell. we hope to sell to supermarkets as well. >> this is thai baseill, it has a different flavour. feel free to try. it's my favourite, actually. it smells different than italian baseill, doesn't it. >> yes. >> right now, there are only a handful of commercial indoor vertical farms in the united states, like farms here and green sense farms. the professor says he gets calls from growers wondering if they should jump in. >> on a commercial scale, where going. >> it's an expansion. these are niche markets. is there a limit to it. what about the traditional crops, like corn and saya beans and rice. >> all can be grown with l.e.d.s. what becomes important is the economics of the grope. so it makes more incidence to grow high value crops in a controlled environment than a field crop. >> traditional farming for commodity crops will be there for a long, long time. you have to look at the econo

sharks like fish.ish. >> incredibly, dave keeps his lip, but the shark does so much damage the doctor has to sew 285 stitches. >> instantaneously it hurt. what actually hurt the most were the snappers that were coming in to take a bite of my lip that was hanging. >> but just three days later, dave resumes his kissing hijinks. >> it's just a hazard of the job. one shark bite is not going to deter me from doing what i love. >>> guadalupe island, mexico, december, 2008. a fearless pair takes to the ocean in search of jaws. a massive 15-foot great white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait. what happens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. we always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that

we brought some fish oil capsules. are the standard fish oil capsules with a thousand milligram. >> anybody who takes a fish oil product knows this product. >> exactly. or you can take the small omega xl capsule which... one of these is equivalent to 10 of these. let me pour 10 in your hand, larry. you'd have to take all 10 of these to get the benefits of one small omega xl capsule. so women and children and men, nobody wants to swallow 10 minivans, if you will. >> well, how can you get all this in this? >> well, i think the doctor can answer that, why it's such a unique formulation. >> the difference in the quality of the oil is the extraction process gives us something called a free fatty acid, which is the type of fatty acid that your body can utilize. whereas in this fish oil capsule, the reason it has to be so big is that this is the triglyceride form, which means that it's bound and your body can't utilize it readily. when you take this... this is just fatty acids that can go directly into your system and they ca

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. >> fishing is not easy living. it's difficult here in the golden triangle, a notorious region for drug trafficking. >> translation: trying to avoid confrontation with drug traffickers, especially at night. they use small fishing peers like this to off-load drugs. i never talk to them as i fear for my life. >> three months ago, thailand, laos and myanmar launched an attack. they say there has been a 50% increase in arrests and cease tours. >> an arrest in one country can lead to another arrest in another country. coordination can lead to many rests, and to drug kingpins. >> reporter: an example happened at the headquarters recently. thai officers were shown how tea packets were used to smuggle methamphet mean locally auld ice. their counterparts saw the same thing. all know now to keep an i out for the tea packets. >> about 5,000 soldiers and police officers are directed by the coordination centre. in each country there were provinces bordering or connected to the golden triangle. the operations ranging from traffic

they protect the fish, because there is no one to buy it. >> two of russia's popular fish - hering and salmon were imported in huge quantities. customers complip that what they find in the shop is more expensive and the quality is worse. it has presented opportunities for some. some restaurants farmed trout. the decision paying off. >> there is always an alternative. the time of crisis is the problem. before we figured out if troud breeding is possible. now we see it looks well. that's a small silver lining and the fish industry's representatives are worried that lasting damage can be done. >> we russian fishermen have good relations. this proves that the sea doesn't change. small growing fish. it will lose a common research. we wish there were no sanctions on either side. >> the government hopes that farms will one day center what was previously disappointed. that is years off. there no easy way to replace that. the sad lady is not the only one here waiting. this is a port city with deep relations buffeted by the cold winds of geopolitics, and wants things to get back to normal >>> gr

. >> a fish freeze. pushing up the cost of >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >>> thanks for joining us. here is a reminder of the top stories. the columbian government is to suspend air strikes against forkfor a month. the country's president announced moves aimed at the 50 year conflict. i.s.i.l. released a video showing a boy shooting a palestinian captive. the man was accused by i.s.i.l. of being on israeli spy. his father said he was killed because he tried to leave the armed group. >> iranian parliament is proposing to ban voluntary sterilisation and reduce access to contraception. it's a move intended to boost the population. critics say it will set women back decades >>> korean air and the former executive are being sued by a flight attendant over what has become known as the nut rage case. it is alleged that an ex-vice president

but since these pictures were filmed two years ago the fish factory has stopped operating buying fish from norway is now banned as part of russia's embargo on western fresh food and dairy. that's all this place did so it was particularly vulnerable. supply lines have been severely kiss erupted, and the effect has been felt in shops and markets. >> fish gets more expensive every day. it's gone up 20% in price. >> and rising prices mean that people buy less. >> the suppliers just called, but we reject nearly all the fish now because there is no one to buy. >> two of russia's most popular fish herring and salmon, were imported in huge quantities from the norwegian waters. customers complain that what they find in the shops are more expensive and quality is worse. eight years ago this restaurant started farming trout, a decision now paying off as people replace salmon with cheaper fish. >> there is always an alternative. in the time of crisis is also a time of new possibilities. if before we're trying to figure out if our own breeding will be profitable, now we see that it works very well

and applause ] with some crazy fish!ing to be at the end tonight's show. it's really good. guys, today's friday and that's usually when i catch one some personal stuff. i check my inbox, return some e-mails. and, of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was just running a bit -- [ cheers and applause ] behind. so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. if you guys don't mind. is that cool? is that all right? [ cheers and applause ] james. james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] right down the barrel, man. >> steve: madame tussauds, they made a wax figure of him too? >> jimmy: no, no! it's not a wax figure. that's really james. >> steve: oh, that's really james. >> jimmy: it could be a wax -- he liked it. [ laughter ] >> steve: he thought it was funny. >> jimmy: he liked it. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the final four, or as you're now known, one direction. [ laughter and applause ] my dude, za

then he ended up figuring how to you make a $500 yelly fish tank later and jelly fish home pet industry. >> how is he doing now? >> he sold the company. >> not bad. >> easy to make fun of it as you walk through the farmer's market, they take it one step too far. sometimes you can tell what a hipster business is. but what is it beyond sort of crafty? >> well i think it's based on an insight and passion that maybe other people don't have which is why it's not a regular startup. but it's also based on just trying stuff. it looks really weird, it could be something that's selling like oil for your beard and people might say that's the most hipster thing. >> do you think moving into for lack of a better word the brick and mortar world. >> it's the secret knowledge that some people have you can start a company without getting a patent and getting lawyers and raising this money. tech or not tech why not try it instead. it's not necessarily easy. >> chocolate infused coconut water is tomorrow's flavored monkey plasma. who am i to judge? >> $10 a bottle. >> it's important to not sort of -- have

similar fun fishing. this guy with the navy blue beanie just caught himself a fish. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> very quickly, tables turn. >> is it a shark? >> ow! >> really? he's got a big old -- >> you would think he is able to get his finger out of the glove but the fish had such a good hold on the glove, it stays behind. like razor sharp teeth? that fish really got him. >> holy cow. >> why would you do that? >> not a bright idea. this next video, youay think is aa. these guys found a solution to fishing in the winter. that is ladies and gentlemen, --gentlemen -- >> looks like a frying pan on top of it. he's already got a pan on. >> i think that wasn't planned so as soon as he hooked the fish he would be able to do that. he never actually got a fish. >> he's the ridiculous librarian. he just goes around punking people and it's just great. >> the funny prank where everyone gets schooled. >> get the [ bleep ] out of my library. >> and a snow boarder is headed for a smooth run but, see where trying to stop isn't

that way you could sell cold beer. >> yeah, but fish because -- >> yeah, to keep the fish. thinking about fish. ♪ i thought a lot about fish and freezers, chicken coops on the ride home. and walking through the riot of duty-free stuff at the sydney airport, i thought a lot about what we want and what we really need. and the kids back there seem content and entertained despite a complete lack of toys or screens and how that might change now that they've seen my ipad. but i also remember how there were no women allowed at the kava ceremony. how ancient superstition leads to inequality in places like this and keeps kids under the volcano from going to good schools. this place has so far to go, but you got to root that they'll get it right. because where i come from, you find a fishing hole this amazing, you keep it to yourself. but on vanuatu, they can't wait to share. it's a beautiful outlook and a beautiful place. here's hoping that somehow they can hold on to both >>> the israeli prime minister is in the u.s. ready to address congress against president obama's wishes. >>> a

we had had no luck fishing for two days, and we were ready to catch some fish. >> the fishing site was several miles away, and by the time they got there, it was dark. so they set up camp to get some rest. three days later, candra went to the local sheriff's office and called her mother with some terrible news. >> she says, "julio's dead. it was a terrible accident. will you come and get me?" >> candra said that the three of them had gone fishing and later did some hunting. they sighted a deer. julio handed tom his rifle so tom could take the first shot. but the rifle went off accidentally, killing julio instantly. >> oh, my god! >> candra screamed. her dog instinctively attacked tom, and tom shot her dog, rusty, in self-defense. >> and then he panicked because he had a prior record, was known to the police, and that no one would believe him. >> so tom had no desire to explain the incident to police and gave candra the choice between staying with him or heading back to town. >> i had no way of getting down. i couldn't even drive. i didn't have a license. i didn't know how to drive a st

looking for big fish in a small boat or so he tells the lead detective. >> scott said he was fishing but didn't know what he was fishing for. he was talking to fishermen at the time. he didn't know what bait he was using. >> scoot is no fisherman. her family thinks that scott is at the country club golfing. >> can i help you? >> my son-in-law called. he's been playing golf this morning. left at 9:30. my daughter has been missing since this morning. >> lacy's family didn't know he owned a boat which he purchased for $1400 in cash. >> he had gone fishing. she was there at the house. he returned and she was gone. all he could say is she was there when he left and he got home and she wasn't there. >> whenever a spouse is killed, particularly a wife, i always initially suspect the husband. at what point did he go from the victim or the bereaved husband of the victim to the suspect? >> almost immediately. >> he took all his clothes off and put them in the washing machine and ate some cold pizza and took a shower. he drank some milk and checked his e-mail and then he called sharon. >> there

it's almost like fishing but fishing for birds of prey.ys, to be exact, two ospreys are inbound. you can see them out there, dots at first. but then there they are. the off sprays do many different things. but they aren't the longest ranged plane, you need to refuel and this is how it's done. >> you have to be so precise, right. >>> propellers are pretty big and there's two the line's thin. >> like dangling a line into a blender. shot bit sergeant paul peterson of the u.s. marine corps forces europe and africa. but these guys train. that's why they do this stuff. look it's so precise, right there, they connect, fuel starts flowing. make it look easy. thankfully they do hey, you kind of need it. >> that's cool. >> makes you nervous to watch it right? >> yes. >> dude's got a glass table and bright idea. >> trying to break it? >> intentionally trying to break it. >> see if his run and jump gets the job doneb done. yoyourur h heaeartrt i is s prprececioiousus.. one of many ways to support its health isis n newew t truruhehearart,t, f frorom m

more so he tells lee detective scott said he was fishing but he didn't know what he was fishing for. he was talking to a fisherman at the time. he didn't know what kind of bay he was using. he had washed his clothes. >> at the time his wife disappears her family thinks god is at the country club golfing. >> my fellow called he was playing golf this morning at 9:30. my daughter has been missing since this morning. she is 8 months pregnant. >> laci's family didn't even know she owned a boat he purchased for 13,000 cash. she had gone missing he returned and she was gone. she was there when he left he got home she wasn't there. detectives in my experience whenever a thousand were child a killed and a wife i look at the husband. at what point did scott peterson go from a victim. >> almost immediately. when she came home from fishing he took the clothes off and put them in the washing machine and started the wash cycle. he ate cold pizza. he took a shower. drank some mill am checked his e-mail and then he called sharon. >> there are all of these questions that continue to swirl around your

buying fish from norway has been banned.that's pretty much all this place did so it was particularly well neryible. not all processing plants were so exposed but supply lines have been disrupted and the effect is being felt in shops and. >> fish gets more expensive every day. it's gone up 20% in price. >> and rising prices mean people buy less. >> the suppliers just called but we reject all the fish now because there is no one to buy. >> two of russia's most popular fish types herring and salmon, were imported in huge quantities from norwegian waters. customers complain that what they find in shops these dice are more expensive and quality is worse. eight years ago this man began to farm trout. a decision that is now paying off now people shift from salmon to this fish. >> time of crisis is a time of new possibilities. if before we're trying to figure out if our trout breeding will be profitable, now we see that it works very well. >> that's a small silver lining, though and the fish industries representatives are worried th

off the pier and he's caught up in a fishing line.hat's happening on the pier guys trying to get fish out of the water. you can see he's totally caught up. but you know what? help is on the way. netcoms comes down, pier superviseorsupervisor. >> you can see how cool the bird was when you get up close and personal. cutting away releasing him from the situation. >> what a mess. >> you've got to be a conscientious fisherman. >> you know i think this guy had his line down there, probably no doubt an accident. he's here trying to help out as well. everybody gets together. eventually look at this new york problem once untangled. supervisor picks him up and sends him on his way. >> the oldest daughter i've rock legend has now stepped into her own spotlight. >> this is lovely. >> this is an apocalyptic style video released by arrow. this is their debut single ahead of the debut album. the front woman of the band has a famous name. also a gorgeous, haunting voice. ♪ ♪ a thousand words that you can't hear♪ >> recognize this woman? >> not yet. >

he's gone out for this powerhouse of a fish before and knows what to expect. >> shark fishing is exciting because it's like hooking your fishing pole up to the bumper of a car trying to bring it in. it's unbelievable the strength and power of these fish. and they're beautiful. electric blue. they, like, glow in the water. >> he started shark fishing in 1991 when he was diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma. >> i didn't think i was going to last longer so i wanted to have fun. i didn't care what was going to happen to me. i was going to die anyways. >> he survived and kept on fishing. on the boat, they joke about the danger. >> don't put your hand in the water. he's going to love you. >> when we go out fishing, we were joking about how dangerous it is. and nothing ever happened. so it's easy to joke about it when you don't really experience it. >> where'd that shark go? >> he's not going anywhere. >> he's waiting for someone to fall off. >> just before taking a turn at the reel, deambra was joking with his friend steve. >> i heard about a guy who went over and they never found him. >> and w

of fish and you can see -- >> hopefully they don't jump out and they carry these fish to the creek and dump the fish right into the water. >> the buck the is moving around and it's hard to keep your grip. >> trout season starts april 4th but the kids can get a jump start at any creek that is stocked recently by the state. >> kids that come out and that are successful are more likely to engage in the activity again. today was a chance for the kids to see the fish they would hopefully catch. >> some swim off fast and some lay there we have to push them out farther so they don't just lay there in the dirt all day. >> along the wissahickon eva pilgram, channel 6 "action news." >>> job seekers got the chance to seek new opportunities in wilmington the parks and recreation host aid jobs fair today more than a dozen companies were on hand including sears, walgreens andlowes. >>> can you go for all the top stories at 6abc.com. can you also communicate with members of the "action news" team. we'll be right back. >>> the heinz company is buying kraft foods creating the third larn of the food and

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>> that is a huge fish.ing off the 125-pound marlin that he caught in cabo san lucas. he says it took him about 45 minutes to pull that baby in. >> i believe it. >> yeah. >> right? >> how do you know? >> huh? [ laughter ] >> whoa. >> i went fishing once or twice. never caught anything like that. >> come on, really? >> what have you caught? >> i never caught one of those. that's why i was asking. >> i'll show you a bigger sailfish that i caught. [ laughter ] >> veronica, this is the size of my fish. okay? email us your pictures to kpix.com and we'll get your story. >> strange looking fish. >> i did not know that you went fishing for those big babies in cabo. >> dennis showed you the this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on. come on! hey, folks welco

looking for big fish in a small boat or so he tells the lead detective. >> scott said he was fishing but didn't know what he was fishing for. he was talking to fishermen at the time. he didn't know what bait he was using. >> scoot is no fisherman. her family thinks that scott is at the country club golfing. >> can i help you? >> my son-in-law called. he's been playing golf this morning. left at 9:30. my daughter has been missing since this morning. >> lacy's family didn't know he owned a boat which he purchased for $1400 in cash. >> he had gone fishing. she was there at the house. he returned and she was gone. all he could say is she was there when he left and he got home and she wasn't there. >> whenever a spouse is killed particularly a wife i always initially suspect the husband. at what point did he go from the victim or the bereaved husband of the victim to the suspect? >> almost immediately. >> he took all his clothes off and put them in the washing machine and ate some cold pizza and took a shower. he drank some milk and checked his e-mail and then he called sharon. >> there a

and these people are out on a fishing vessel.le circling around because we all know that bald eagles are opportunistic birds of prey. >> ready? >> they're throwing fish up to. no wonder he's circling around. >> yeah. >> whoa! >> got it. got the whole -- got the whole salmon. >> i flippin' love bald eagles. look like they're wearing pants. >> yeah he did. he still has it. >> justin kelly mcclure having a blast with his twin daughters ava and alexis. >> listen i'll not talking to you. i have to talk to your sister when she's going to get a job. >> straight talk with his twins. >> when you going to get a job? that's not going to cut it. i understand there's a lot of unemployment but you need to get a job. you've got start pulling your weight. you can keep making excuses. listen you can keep making excuses all you want. you've got tort-to-start doing some chores pulling in income here, okay? >> sounded like she said i am. >> they're still laughing and smiling though dad's use a stern voice, they can tell at that young age he's having

the fish comes up, swims into his hand takes him out, the fish comes back for more. >> the fish is like feel like a dolphin. >> part fish. my last name is troutman. i love to have my belly rubbed. you want to pick me up and throw me over a bridge i would go for it. >> my last name is bass. don't throw me over a bridge, especially if i owe you money. >> i'm out. >>> that's it for "right this minute." see you next time. ♪ for too many parents a baby's first steps aren't just a milestone... they're a miracle. a miracle made possible by volunteers like you who walk and raise money in march for babies. sign up today to take the steps that help make milestones -- and even miracles -- possible. who will you march for? >>> an abandoned puppy gets a rough start to life but this does have a beautiful happy ending. we've got jordan's amazing journey from this to this. >>> race car gets off to a fast start. >> so fast it grew wings. >> see all the angles of a driver who survived one spectacular flight. >> found a way in. >>> friends discover a break-in at their cabin. >> it's probably going to atta

the fish and wild life service and the blm. we were perplexed in idaho that you could have two federal agencies at odds with each other within the same department, under the same head and we weren't making progress, as you recall. your leadership has changed that dramatically. i'm happy with that. you remember the analogy i used when you head rei you wouldn't allow your marketing department and accounting department to beat each other's throats without the head knock some heads together and say guys resolve this. unfortunately we're drifting again back in that direction. let me say thank you for coming to idaho last october. since the federal government owns two third of the state it's only appropriate that you visit us once in a while. we do things differently. i want to commend your predecessor for inviting states. collaboration is a wonderful thing. it works. it only works if people work at it. idaho accepted that invitation. the governor put together a great group who sat at a table and worked on a plan. even though the wil

our ability to understand that is that managers can better manage fish fisheries .hat is one example of knowing where animals go. >> this is all easier said than done which is why the group comes to canada catalina testing. >> we are trying to find it and get as accurate as position on it as possible. ♪ zblrch the two chris. >> the two chris know when they have hit the mark. what is it like from being a boy the cool part is from being a kid asking those basic questions. i'm still asking those questions but we have bet err better tools. >> what is the end game here how do you see the nothing changing and marine science. >> i envision a day of when we will have a fleet of these robots and they will enable us to do things that we have never been able to do. measures as spent aspects of behavior that we have never done before. i think this is going to change our field. do they think there is potential for this robot to alter the behavior they are observing? i know if i had a robot tailing me all day i would act a little different. >> that is a good question. i talked to

we didn't plan for the fish. if we were to go back 100 years before we did all this and we were thinking human consumption as well as fish we would have done a better job of planning. so it takes conservation. there's still a lot of room to do conservation. storage is critical. recycled water and desal. your reservoirs -- your photographs at the beginning of the slides showed the reservoirs that carried us through to where we are. >> is desal viable, though? it costs a lot of money and it has certain threats to the environment. fish can be sucked in. >> it depends -- i think desal is part of the portfolio. and this administration has a water action plan which is an all of the above strategy versus arguing over one or the other. we're not going to just conserve our way to the future. we're not going to just store our way to the future. we have to augment supply through recycling and storm water capture. desal has a place in that portfolio in a place like san diego where they don't have groundwater basins that they

no real fish catchry beginning on here. >> good job, guys.video. >> have some fun right here! >> [ bleep ]. >> it's just a prank. >> so that guy was recording a prank video, but it turned on him. >> i'm actually beginning to go with that it's real. >> a real prank that backfired. >> i'm going to go with real, too. >> i'm going to go with fake. >> i think they wanted it to look like a prank gone wrong, but i feel like the acting is really bad. >> the guy in the gray tank top just didn't make it believable to me. >> the camera setup says we are fake and we are planning to do this. >> so two reals three fakes. mac, what do you say? >> he's ready for it. >> i'm with you guys. i think it's fake. going with the majority here. >> the third clip, the special -- you know, one of your favorites in it on your show. so go ahead and roll it. >> check out my foot. >> ah! >> what happened? >> i'm going to be the first one to say that is definitely real. >> yeah, i'm going real, too. it's in the water too long and maybe had a little bit of fungus under that

if i catch a big fish, nobody's going to believe me.lus i can brag to my other kayak fishing friends, hey, look what i caught. >> but o'connor has no idea of the heartbreaking fish story his camera is about to catch. he's been out for a few hours when he hears something, but this is no fish. >> i looked over my left shoulder, and i saw a dog. my first thought was why is he coming straight at me? you know, i was a little worried he was going to try to attack me or something, but as he got closer, i could tell he was really in distress, just by the look on his face. i knew he needed to get out of the water, so i just grabbed him by the collar and hauled him on to the back of the kayak. i have this little milk crate that i keep my fishing gear in. so, i went over to the nearest boat to ask them if maybe they had lost a dog. you didn't lose a dog, did you? he just came swimming up to me. >> no one on the boat is missing a dog. the mystery of the swimming dog only deepens when o'connor paddles to the nearest shore point. >> i walked him down