it's a decision that seems to make his son galen nervous. >> daddy's going to try to help it, galen.red. >> it's okay, honey. >> galen, it's okay. >> the camera is rolling as he approaches the 40,000 to 50,000-pound humpback. >> i got within roughly one foot of the eyeball of this humpback just trying to reassure i was there to help. very extraordinary to have that moment. >> fishbach is able to cut some of the net free from the animal's back. >> how's it working, michael? >> when he tries to continue cutting along the side of the whale, it becomes clear that's not the right choice. >> he's freaking out. i got his -- i got his dorsal fin free, that's it. his pecks and flukes are screwed. >> it's now safer to work on the net from on board the boat. fishbach hands over the knife to george who continues to cut where he can. >> you've got to cut everything you can. >> fishbach and the boat's captain, alberto, haul the excess net aboard, holding tight, and repositioning the boat with a paddle whenever the whale shifts in the water. >> we were just grabbing and pulling and cutting and in t

galen had a pre-good game. but we do not have the far that we had all your tonight. george: while xavier loses james other than that, everyone else is expected back for what should be another talented team capable of doing some damage. everything is quite today considering you see head coach mick cronin. i do not expect that to change. yesterday the las vegas review journal reported that cronin had emerged as a candidate to become rebs. with basketball season in the around here, let' s look ahead to the reds. two weeks from today the town will be painted red for opening day. we are going to dive right into out spring training updates, and this update deals with all of the new pitchers on this team. veteran catcher devin mesoraco will be on a mission to keep these guys on track some of them he has worked with a little before, some he is seeing for the first time, so that makes this spring training a little different for devin. >> yeah, just getting to know it' s not going to happen over night. you just try to work with them in the bullpen. ll get out there and work in

. >> reporter: this is a happy the title agent galen letcher explains this should be a lesson for the rest of us. >> if the krafts didn't have their owners title policy, they would be completely out of luck. >> reporter: that's because lenders only require title insurance that protects them like liability car insurance, but only an owner's policy gives you full protection. the krafts are thankful they bought the right insurance plan and never have to think about this nightmare again. >> then we get to keep living here and living out our dream as we had planned it. >> now it's up to the krafts' insurance company to settle with the bank, but none of this will impact the krafts and now they have a clean deed to their home. >> well, sha none -- shannon is there anything else other than title insurance to make sure that a buyer can do? >> you can check public records and you're looking for certificate of title. of title, there's a big red flag you should check because there could be somebody else out there claiming they had title to your house. >> it worked out for this couple. thank you,

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