narrator: since 1974, phil dustan has documented the demise of the once vibrant coral reefs along the florida keys and the cariribbean islands.s. dustan us photographphy, transect measurements, a species checklist, and continuous water temperature monitoring. on bali's menjangan reef, dustan worked with coral reef sentist carol milner. milner: the biodiversity in this area of southeast asia, within the cocoral triangle, is the higighest in the world. we started this reef in 2011 and again in 2016 to make an objective, unbiased comparison of the reef at those times. we've used transects, so we lay a 50-meter tape measure, and every 50 centimeters, we record the substrate directly below-- whether it's live coral, whether it's dead coral; whether it's rock or sand, whether it's algae--to as much detail as we can. so for every tape measure we lay, we get a hundred points, and we can work out a percentage of coverage. we also go along one meter either side of that tape measure, so it's a 2-meter width that we look at the reef and record all the damage, all the disease, the crown of thorns, the recruits

i write flood insurance down here in the florida keys. our housee issues are is elevated based on the base flood level. the government comes in and so the water is going to get eight feet high. in order to keep your rates lower, your house has to be above the eight foot level. i don't see that happening in the areas that flight continuously along the rivers. i don't see them elevating the houses the way they force us to do a down here. on the mobile home owner. i cannot afford flood insurance. if i get flooded out, i will have to carry that cost by myself. when premiums run anywhere from $200 for an elevated home to $2300 a year for flood insurance based on the ground-level home built in 1953, you can understand when those numbers came out that the expense of making the actuary rates -- we don't even know what that term means. people would pay $30,000, $40,000 a year. be justemiums need to as high straight across the board for homeowners. rich people come down here. they don't buy flood insurance. is not reallyes there because the flood l

a dramatic rescue by the coast guard plucking a navy pilot out of the water off the florida kea keyshter jet crashed into the ocean. the pilot ejected from the aircraft about 20 niles from the key west -- 20 miles from the key west naval air station. a coast guard crew observed an emergency smoke signal. they responded quickly to the scene. the incident is under investigation. the pilot who has not been identified suffered no serious injuries. he was conducting training operations when his plane went down. >> man, what a lucky guy. >>> anyone with dreams of living like donald trump and has $725 can make those dreams come true. the president's childhood home now available on airbnb. the president lived in the tudor-style home until age 4. it was built by his father, fred trump, and is located in the wealthy jamaica estates area of queens in new york city. it's listed as a spacious -- spacious enough for 20 guests. but that could be a problem. a local law dictates no more than three unrelated people can stay in a rental house. >> when did he move out -- when he was 4? >> 4. it's been a

never mentioned it we're still debating it in any interview that she gave but when fdr went to the florida keys he rented a boat one winter then bought one with a friend missing was a hostess. she spent more time with him more than any other adult as he was recovering from polio. he said it was a fine little packet the color said it was a floating tenement. [laughter] it always had things going wrong with it and crammed with people all the time. lots of visitors and parties and prohibition was going on who cares? missy was the hostess and she loved fishing. she would go on vacation and go fishing and had the important role that eleanor roosevelt was unwilling to do to be the emotional companion to fdr during the start time. when they went to warm springs she was the hostess there at the cottage that she owned and though little white house that she built -- that he built she had her own bedroom and bath on the other side and others to guest to stay in the adjoining room but eleanor usually stayed in the guest house behind the house. they were nice to let me go into missy's room i noticed of that

variety of factors absolutely agricultural runoff is one of the biggest things right now in the florida keys and in the southern united states we used to have really thriving healthy corals there but right now all the fertilizer runoff fertilizer helps plants grow and when it runs off into the ocean it helps the bad algae grow that then suffocates the corals how much great faith you have the president is ditched the past because he cares about the coral wants to for i don't think they're going to destroy knows too much about coral reefs or cares about them particular i don't think that's his driving motivation i would love for him to see the film and maybe it affects him emotionally maybe he recognizes you know there is this beautiful life force on this planet thank you very good job is in chasing ice and i don't think that he said if i'm going to give a good job. i think it is being environmental i don't know if you have seen chasing i hope that she has and i hope that she would reach out and see chasing coral we would happily get her a copy immediately to share it with her family and withi

the truman white house and -- to send carlos in's to in key west, florida hosted the , conference.

. >>> a dramatic rescue by the coast guard plucking a navy pilot from the water off the florida keysfter his fighter jet crashed into the ocean. officials say the pilot ejected from the aircraft about 20 miles from the key west naval air station. a coast guard crew observed a smoke signal and responded quickly. the incident is under investigation. the pilot suffered no serious injuries. >>> north korea defying president trump. another direct threat to guam by pyongyang. what will the president do after promising fire and fury if they keep up their threats? ould book, then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go? ♪ expedia. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. at where instead of payinging a befor middlemen,em. we work directl

. >> new video shows the coast guard rescue of a navy pilot off the florida keys.fighter jet was participating operations when the pilot ejected and the jet crashed into the ocean. coast guard crews were able to pull the pilot to safety after spotting an emergency smoke signal. the navy says they are investigating the cause of the crash. >> well, we may never know the psychological condition of the wife of the pulse nightclub shooter. prosecutors asking for the psychological evaluation report of noor salmon to be sealed. they say they want to safeguard sensitive information. salman has pleaded not guilty to helping her husband omar mateen carry out the pulse attack. 50 people were killed including the gunman mateen. 50 others were injured. >> th parents of a teenager found dead inside a gym mat have been ordered to pay legal fees to the people they once accused of being responsible. kenneth and jacqueline johnson filed a lawsuit accusing two brothers of killing their 17-year-old son kendrick. investinvestigators: the judged the johnsons admitted under oath they had

he found a quiet left in the florida keys. where he made his living selling lobster traps. younger brother followed with his two wife and children. he worked mostly as an auto body repairman but struggled to find a steady job. his daughter arrived in the united states when she was elian's age. at 21, she processed loans at a local bank and dreamed of opening a hair salon. >> i'm told of all the family members you're the one elian has bonded with most. do you feel that bond? >> i sure do. definitely. i feel like he's been my brother since a little kid. [ speaking foreign language ] >> maybe two days later i got a call from "good morning america" and they asked me if i would like to reunite with elian gonzalez. i said i would love to. >> what's your name so? >> donado. some people go out fishing for fish and for treasures. for me this is a treasury. to see this gift of god -- i believe that's what he is. to hang on in the water for that many days. i don't know how long it was, but he is definitely a gift from god and i'm privileged to be next to him and touch him. >> that's a

they apologize for crashing the wedding, the bride and groom are currently honeymooning in the florida keyso, it is coming up on 4:57. lot of breaking news, and big store frist overnight. steve keeley on one of them. big fire. >> yes, and lots of smoke, the fire under control, since 3:30, that started burning in prime time. but chris will show you the smoke is now filling the sky in every direction around here in morrisville, and you're probably smelling this fire over in trenton, too, as we pan left. police are closing roads with flares, and the smoke starting to get into the neighborhoods. so if you see it, you might also be smelling it. bob kelly? but they see you, like no one dogs canelse can.lor like we do. dogs see more, because they are more. let's treat them that way. milk-bone. doing more for dogs since 1908. ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. before furry hugs, become first loves. come to the only place, that makes little hearts race. buy your 2018 season pass now, and get the rest of 2017 free! i

the bride and groom currently honeymoonly florida keys but say hey, i think these would be cool peoplel right there. you go. so love that. hopefully they'll find them. >> fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> happening right now, at 6:00, illegal dumping. residents in one philadelphia neighborhood saying they've had enough. fox 29 works to get results. >>> and the battle over margat margate's dunes heads to federal court. engineers say they want to get back to work but residents want a judge to stop it down because it's behind their headaches and a big mess. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. ♪ >>> breaking news. topping the 6:00 from chester county. dozen firefighters are hurt in west chester. medics rushed four to the hospital. thank you much for joining us i'm lucy noland. >> i'm thomas drayton. great to have you with us. iain page off this week. we've been following this one over the past hour. let's go right to the scene. our shawnette wilson in west chester. shawnette. >> reporter: thomas and lucy, 200 block of gay street still blocked

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it was originally in key west florida, about 500 miles away. the coast guard says it was attached to a hotel dock, but broke off during a storm. no one was on it. now, they're trying to return it. >>> so you know what sparks most arguments between couples in america. it is money. a new poll finds 48% of people in a serious relationship admit to fighting over finances. 60% complain that either one person is spending too much, or one person is being too frugal. >> one of the worst fears for anyone on live tv. this you've got to watch ou journalist live from a park in russia. and boom. punched him in the face. a reporter was at an event, honoring paratroopers. the man who punched him was later arrested. police describe him as a known soccer hooligan, and known to cause trouble. if you don't know what a soccer hooligan is, google it. yeah. >> yikes. >>> today is new england patriots tom brady's 40th birthday. happy birthday. and among quarterbacks, many consider him to be the greatest of all-time, or goat for sure. they thought they would humble hi

his head is in the florida keys but he is back with us now.art: july job's report, let's go around the block here. dr to start with, 209,000 new jobs, 345,000 return to labor force, is this good for the market or bad? >> i think good for the market, short-term, long-term it might encourage some fed tightening, so i think today we have seen the market answer already, it said we like it, it went up just a little bit as we got the job's report. not a huge push but as long as good news is good, the market is not focusing on the fed. >> good news temporarily but there's a few points. a lot of this is on optimism. the tax cuts do not pass, we are going to see a lot of this reverse because when small businesses are optimistic about their tax rates going declining, they hire, that will stop if this doesn't happen. >> i think that's one of the things we get out of the report. wage growth one thing they will look up. up 2 and a half percent year over year and that's rising and that couldn't get the fed to jump. >> it could get better for sure. lately we

well, now the coast guard says it apparently came from the parakeet hotel, where he, key west, florida. so officials say this was the apparent path. >> i don't think any officials are actually saying that. >> this is the coast guard came up with this path. swept away during a recent tropical storm and blown about 100 mile as cross the gulf. there were no mermaids on board, though. >> what does one use a mermaid shack for. >> it's key west. >> to store your mermaids. >> exactly. >> all right, more news after gd happy friday. this is august 4th, and you have almost made it to the weekend. a little rain last night-- but are the storm clouds really gone? your weekend stormwatch forecast is just moments away.. but first here is a quick look at some of the morning's top stories. a new chapter in the trump-russia investigation. according to the wall street journal-- special jury. and cnn reports that it has already issued subpoenas. president trump has called the whole investigation a witch hunt- but-- the white house says it's committed to cooperating with the special counsel. one of the wor

well, now the coast guard says it apparently came from the parakeet hotel, where he, key west, floridaso officials say this was the apparent path. >> i don't think any officials are actually saying that. >> this is the coast guard came up with this path. swept away during a recent tropical storm and blown about 100 mile as cross the gulf. there were no mermaids on board, though. >> what does one use a mermaid shack for. >> it's key west. >> to store your mermaids. >> exactly. >> all right, more news after this. enamel is the strong, white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give their patients the protection that they need and the whiter teeth that they want. ♪ somewhere alon

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the truman little white house and the san carlo institute in key west florida, listed the event as part of the 15th annual symposium. >> harry truman's legacy toward latin america. stephen: -- >> hello, everyone. what we have decided to do is introduce ourselves. my name is steve rabe. my research specialty is u.s. relations with latin america. i have never done a book on truman and latin america. i have done a couple of articles. i have done books on jfk and eisenhower and latin america. i have been a general study of the cold war relations in latin america. i've had the honor and privilege during my life to teach abroad. i have taught in 20 different countries, and in particular i have talked many times in argentina. i have taught in brazil, in ecuador and colombia. that will inform i talk here because i will look at truman and latin america in the way a latin american would look at it. i will go over some of the same materials, but from more of a latin american perspective. if you were to ask an educated latin american citizen, a citizen who had a sense of history, if you were to ask

this is "war stories" coming to you from naval air station key west, florida, just 90 miles south of here, 11 million people suffered if the western hemisphere fidel casss stroe's cuba. in the days after he seized power this air base has been crucial to keeping an eye on what is happening in cuba. in 1962 when nuclear missiles were discovered though island, hundreds of aircraft launched from this southern most tip of america as the united states and soviet union teetered on the brink of war. come with us as we take you inside the confrontation with communist cuba. in the 19950s from the tropicana to the hotel nacional for americans in search of paradise no place held more allure than the cuban capital. >> havana was a booming city. is and was a beautiful city. >> the trekter of the institute for cuban and cuban american studies at the university of miami. >> nightclubs, gambling, beautiful beaches. all of those things that tourists like. the 750 mile long island boasts 307 sunny days a year. cubans love their island homeland. >> i was born in havana but my family lives in a small tow

. >> the masked man who shot two workers in a resort at longboat key, florida, was caught on this surveillanceis here with the story. >> that double murder rocking a quiet beach community. authorities using fingerprints, shell casings and that surveillance video to track down a killer considered arm and dangerous. this morning a desperate manhunt under way for a mass suspect caught in chilling surveillance video moments before a cold blooded double murder. >> any time we have an individual or individuals out there capable of this kind of crime, then clearly other people may be a risk. >> this florida resort now a crime scene. friday morning hotel cameras capturing the masked man walking through the lobby, holding a gun. he makes an ominous gesture, swiping a hand across his threat. moments later the suspect gunning down kevin carter and timothy hurley. then leaving with drawers from the cash register. >> this robbery is extremely violent. this guy killed two people and got maybe $900. >> a short time later a guest at the hotel discovering the bodies of the two men and calling police. families

florida. nicholas >> caller: hey, jim. how are you doing? >> oh, man, i'm doing great. how about you? >> caller: good. rainy day in keyt, florida but other than that, doing good. >> still a lot of good things to do that. i like cards on a rainy day. it's really fun. anyway, what's up? >> caller: wanted to get your take on norwegian cruise line. >> oh, buy, buy, buy royal's real good. and we think that carnival is great. we're going to charlie in idaho. charlie? >> caller: jim, boo-yah! from smoky wildfire salmon, idaho. >> on fire hit me, man. >> caller: my stock has been on fire since i owned it a little bit over a year right now. ticker symbol eri, el dorado resort. >> hospitality, good stock, absolutely i was thinking about rolling into wynn here marriott vacation, back up again. but i like your stock. we'll go for one more. we'll go to ben in pennsylvania. hopefully an eagles fan. >> caller: boo-yah >> okay. >> caller: i'm from pittsburgh. >> all right. >> caller: longtime listener, first time caller. >> excellent. >> caller: i have a couple of questions about buffalo wild wings, bwld. >> this is too hard for me r

a navy jet crashed at key west florida yesterday. and jackson was rescued by helicopter. he is in good condition. the jet crashing 20 nautical miles, caused the crash under investigation. the auto playing videos with sound. 1000 different advertisers on six months notice that the rats will be blocked. google providing tips about how to make the ad. the infamous white bronco is up for grabs. o.j. simpson's former agent and his friend drove the bronco with o.j. inside during the famous chase the l.a. police in 1994. the asking price will be $500,000. lauren: i think you'll get more than that. it really do. north korea having some tough talks. the rogue nation with missiles and direction within days. what happens now? policy adviser to president george w. bush paul botticelli. state university science professor and the author of four books on north korea. good to see you, gentlemen. >> good morning. lauren: bruce, you have experience with this. but at the next critical steps? >> they did that a couple years ago in the high altitude as w

near cedar key florida. and terrible events like this. this comes up with events that relate to police violence. i have this example of this horrible event where the chicago police working with the fbi assassinated two men. fred hampton and mark clark in 1969. that photograph is one of the more horrible photographs that i will show you today because those police officers are smiling. they know they just got away with murder, they killed two panthers and they were never penalized for doing that. other events like this terrible bombing in philadelphia in 1985 where the police bomb the separatist group on the west side and they killed 11 people including five children and no one ever went to jail. these sorts of things are very difficult and they have to do with other major events in history. the haymarket riot where you have the police turning on citizens. in 1886. they are protesting -- they want the eight hour workday. with the haymarket affair, we have two separate readings. in the lower left corner, we have the reading of the people who

neighbors turning on neighbors and chasing these african-americans out of this area near cedar key, florida, and terrible events like that. this comes up with events that relate to police violence, for example. i have this example here of this horrible event where the chicago police working with the fbi assassinated fred hampton and mark clark in 1969 late in december. i think that photograph in the left corner is one of the more horrible photographs i'll show you today. i think those police officers are actually smiling. they know they just got away with murder. they killed two panthers and they were never penalized for doing that. we have other convenieevents li terrible bombing of the move site in philadelphia in 1985 where police bombed this separatist group on the west side. they take out 65 homes and kill 11 people including five children. no one ever went to jail for that. these sorts of things are very difficult and they have to do with other major events in the u.s. history. i think of the hay market riot where you actually have the police protesting citizens. they want the eight-h

investigators are searching for the person responsible for killing two employees in long boat key in florida. the masked man walked in and reappeared to take the cash draw. >>> the search for three u.s. marines turned from a rescue mission to recovery mission. the marines were on board a helicopter while trying to lands. crews rescued the 23 passengers. officials do not believe the three marines survived and notified their next of kin. >> it's unfortunate, it's a fact of life in military aviation that the mishaps occur. the osprey was conducting regularly scheduled operations when it crashed into the water. >>> a man stranded in the arizona desert for 45 hours is telling his story of survival. >> i love you guys. >> wow this video captured what mike feared might be his final moments. he decided to go on a drive and avoided haste sending him down steep rugged back roads when is transmission went out. with no cell signal he decided to walk, he found a dirt biker who rescued him. that's quite the story. >>> much more to come on "action news," philadelphia union makes history against fc dallas t

the truman white house and -- to send carlos in's to in key west, florida hosted the , conference. this is an hour. >> we are very honored this is our 15th annual symposium. we are pleased as the truman u.s. foundation to bring distinguished scholars to continue to report on the legacy of harry truman. every year, i have discovered we learn something new. as harry would say, history is a process of discovery and history is the only thing we don't know. guess what? we will know more when we get done then when we began. we have a distinguished group today. i would like to introduce the presidents grandson, clifton truman daniel. he has been our honored guest the last 15 years, as well. [applause] mr. daniel: thank you bob, thank you mike, thank you to our distinguished scholars and ladies and gentlemen for being here. welcome. i have been coming here since the first one. it is a terrible chore to come down to key west every year. i think this is the first rainy day we have ever had. we had to have it at some point. i have one story, through a series of events, i have worked with vict

the truman little white house and the san carlo institute in key west florida, listed the event as part of the 15th annual symposium. >> harry truman's legacy toward latin america. stephen: -- >> hello, everyone. what we have decided to do is introduce ourselves. my name is steve rabe. my research specialty is u.s. relations with latin america. i have

devil two water spouts which are tornadoes that form over water they are appeared off longboat key in florida>> obviously lots of weather news today that's the news update this hour back downtown to you, carl have a great weekend >> few, sue. europe will close basically on a flat note. >> european stocks trading basically in a tight range with the ecb president mario draghi due to address the fed's symposium at jackson hole in a couple of hours from now his u.s. counterpart janet yellen made no reference to monetary policy. as a result the euro spiked to a three year high against the dollar around 10:00 a.m. eastern to 118 against the greenback in corporate news. amazon due to close its acquisition of whole foods on monday and start slashing prices of several grocery products. in europe take a look at dutch supermarket operator a patient of food lion and stop and shop tesco under pressure number one retailer in the uk. some economic news i want to talk about in france consumer confidence falling for a second consecutive month a tick lower in august to a reading of 103 confidence had jumped to

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florida, lasting right into the weekend. in fact, rainfall amounts anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain from key largo all the way into centrale northeast now that that front has come through, for storm and winds through the gulf coast, fire danger out west with a lot of heat and sunshine and breezy conditions, fair and dry through the plains. that's what's going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. 78 degrees right now in washington and we do have that northwest wind now as that front is moving through with the cloud cover, still in place for some of the area. a few sprinkles off to our west but that's really about it. for today 85 for a high temperature, maybe still that small shower chance this morning, otherwise less beach forecast into the weekend looking fantastic, but look at those temperatures, only in about the mid 70s, farther inland will be around 80 degrees and sunny. >> and that is your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al. i know you are, again, fired up for our "summer of yes" series. >> i absolutely am. we all love a good surprise, especially when i

. >> reporter: this was low-key jacksonville beach, florida, where the main concern of the day was howre riding. a young, single woman attacked in the night in her bed just didn't happen here. >> i think this case illustrates every woman's nightmare that as hard as corey parker tried to be safe and she had all her doors locked, she still was the most vulnerable in the sanctity of her own home. >> women who lived alone were scared. >> reporter: melissa nelson, then an assistant prosecutor who joined the case, recalls the fear. >> neighbors were scared, people she worked with were alarmed. it was a very scary time for that community. >> reporter: tiffany zienta raised in jacksonville beach couldn't believe this had happened to someone she knew. >> i mean, they kept calling it the bloodiest crime scene in jacksonville beach in 25 years. that's not really comforting to feel or to hear. >> reporter: ashley burg was also frightened, for another reason. detectives thought her brother joe had been too vague about where he'd been in the hours surrounding corey's death. did he have a solid alibi

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it's based in key west, florida, where tourists visiting seem largely unaware of what's happening daily of the fence. the boat. looks like he might be dumping more stuff here. >> from here an alphabet soup of government agencies, military branches and 17 different nations work together to find, track and target drug traffickers where they're most vulnerable. >> out on the high seas when they're hundreds of miles away from shore, these traffickers have no place to run. they have no place to hide. they're out in plain sight. >> these are the paths that are taken for these drugs moving into the united states and other parts of the world. >> as you see where the lines get really thick, if you were to break this out, you're really talking thousands of events that we monitor last year. >> how much of that are you able to stop? >> very little. >> three out of every four events that we have awareness of we have no asset to go after it. >> they're getting through. >> they're getting through. we need more ships and aircraft is the bottom line. >> ships like the coast guard cutter james which we v

country, energizing and arguably reassuring base by the thousands including stops in key battleground states like iowa, florida, ohio and pennsylvania, the rallies are a far better barometer of the electorate than unfairly weighted polls. the latest "fox news poll" shows the support among the base is very high with 88% of voters approving of his job performance. a performance presumably enhanced by new chief of staff general john kelly who expressed a desire to push the president's use of social media, twitter in particular, in the right direction. no small task say experts. >> i think the president's a lot smart or this than the smart people. he knows when he tweets who's chain he's trying to pull or trying to buck up. >> reporter: this as the white house continues to push back on a "new york times" story that accused vice president mike pence of leading a shadow campaign for 2020. >> it's absurd, have you speculation, conjecture, half truth masquerading on the front page of the ever trump "new york times." >> reporter: lou, that report really, really got the folks at the white house worked up. the vice presi

an will the i can team finds trump's base shrinking among likely midterm voters in the key swing states of florida, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and ohio. you can see here, in august, strongly favorable, 28.6%. strongly unfavorable, 43.6%. and according to real clear politics, the most recent job approval poll for the president, from gallup, approve is 37%, disapprove is 55%. rasmussen is coming in at 39% and 59%. while congress' approval rating is 10%, with a disapproval rating of 84%. that's from real clear politics. republicans only for this first segment. want to hear how you think the president is doing so far six months into his administration. here's a headline from the huffington post, white house tries to shut down speculation that mike pence is preparing for 2020 run. and radio talk show host michael savage says that civil war will happen if trump is taken down. millions of americans will revolt if the globalists remove president trump from office or render him powerless. radio host michael savage warned americans could even resort to mob violence because they have nothing to lose once they