the harbor is the heart of the regional economy. many businesses located themselves here precisely for its proximity to the border the era of ira terror long past. shipping firms dread new bureaucratic hurdles which create new costs and deter customers. at the moment no one is telling me what criteria we have to meet so it's almost six on one saying this is a new game that we are creating but we can't give you the route as yet. around eighty percent of all freight in warrenpoint comes from the u.k. the big question now is whether the regional harbor will survive brigs it or whether shipping routes between the two islands will be fundamentally altered. apple shares tanks five percent in the united states dragging all the tech shares down all over the world on tuesday supplies of mobile phone parts it said that the largest customer widely believed to be also couldn't to materially reduce shipments when investors now fear that out bull's-eye phone is not selling as well as they hunt down the cost apple's already under pressure off to p

the harbor has been expanded to accommodate the giant cruise liners. the more not tourism is essential for the whole island it's a source of income for everyone working and here. we depend on the tourists mark important to go get an up or down if that you know. but the tourist hordes rarely head into the rain forest canopy covering the island's interior half of which is a protected nature reserve. for. biologist christopher gonzalez wants to see the integrity of the rain forest maintained but these concerns the island. is that a crossroads. i think. they were used to be several years ago. but by now all of the through these that there were. everything. there we'll go from what we have to do now is. that the reality. they're protected areas hard part of the. he'd like to see more visitors enjoying the natural wonders here for instance on trekking tours as long as they follow strict guidelines however most tourists usually want to see the islands main attraction it's unique coral reefs but just how long they'll remain intact is a concern. because the med

jose nieto is in charge of harbor security.e's been on the island for 20 years, and witnessed how the harbor has been expanded to accommodate the giant cruise liners. jose: tourism is essential for the e whole island. it's a source of income for everyone working here. we depend on thehe tourists. buthe tourt hoes rarelhead intthe raforest copy coveng the island's interior, half of which is a protected nature reserve. biologist christopher gonzalez wants to see the integrity of the rainforest maintained. but he's concerned the island is at a crossroads. christopher: i think this is the way cozumel used to be several years ago. but by now the truth is that the real cozumel is everything, and the tourists are part of the real cozumel now. what we have to do now is to manage that reality, and the protected areas are part of that. christian: he'd like to see more visitors enjoying the natural wonders here -- for instance, on trekking tours, as long as they follow strict guidelines. however, most tourists usually wantnt to see the is

jose nieto is in charge of harbor security.e's been on the island for 20 years, and witnessed how the harbor has been expanded to accommodate the giant cruise liners. jose: tourism is essential for the e whole island. it's a source of income for everyone working here. we depend on thehe tourists. but e touris hord rarely ad into e rainrest cany coveri the island's interior, half of which is a protected nature reserve. biologist christopher gonzalez wants to see the integrity of the rainforest maintained. but he's concerned the island is at a crossroads. christopher: i think this is the way cozumel used to be several years ago. but by now the truth is that the real cozumel is everything, and the tourists are part of the real cozumel now. what we have to do now is to manage that reality, and the protected areas are part of that. christian: he'd like to see more visitors enjoying the natural wonders here -- for instance, on trekking tours, as long as they follow strict guidelines. however, most tourists usually wantnt to see the i

this is where the water of the harbors roots is the most polluted so we are now here on the sides of the river and we see that when the river is there. been the reaction really blows all the plastics into this harbor and now we're able to retrieve it there. the traps are emptied once or twice a month come on can i still always check things over. due to the proximity of the sea and its time it's been even mastery of always changes direction and that's a problem for the literature apps. the difficulty that we have or still have is that the direction of the stream changed the stories today so what we have to really develop is a system that retrieves the plastics but also contains its wildest dreams go without words and of the one and a half year of buying thing and test saying we're finally have a good result this drug works in all weather conditions. the concept has a ready been copied in far off indonesia there are two tracks that remove garbage from the water at the end of all this twenty eight hundred more little chaps will be set up in brussels. back in rotterdam organized clean up

at the harbor cello is still busy building the cub on. telling me and his sisters see their grandparents more often than their parents when they have weekends off they come to them. they only go home to the island for longer holidays. oh yeah i want to hug him and tell him i love him there's so little time i thought i could sleep here with that tonight. oh no no no. we are not we balance after dinner the daughters have to go back to boarding school. yet. there are no words and marken for saying goodbye. yeah deryni the older sister is determined not to cry this time. do you think. you. really worry if a well as the next morning a more traditional. new year he and his father passed without saying anything at all. that was. happening. now he takes his grandmother and some villagers from the island with him along with some items for his neighbors and the village shop. the journey from the mainland to the three national park takes five hours from one to another very different one. life here might have changed but it's still very unlike now yo

i spoke with the family's attorney and he tells me that he had a conversation with mgm national harbor, he asked them to pay this family the money they will need to take care of zynae for the res of her life and those conversations have fallen apart and that is whyhe today ty filed suit. ♪ ♪ir happyday >> reporter: just a few months ago, this once playful and energetic girl was electrocuted. these pictures show the harbor's plaza had improper electrical wiring violating every code in the bo. and on june 26th, then 6-year-old zynae's small body would become a conduit for 120 volts of electricity when she swung fromhene of little railings. today her family filed suit it says zynae went into cardiac arrest, she suffered severe and permanent neurologica injuries. zirn h zynae has been moved to an being a duties rehabilitation facility where receives around the clock al attention. and the suit says that the defendants in their haste to open their hotel inten urged construction workers to finish their jobs quickly at the expense of safety. it also alleges security video shows that patrons ap

kerry smith is deputy harbor master at pillar point harbor. he says as conditions change, be prepared. >> today is not the best day to be in a small boat. and if you're on shore lines, that you're watching the ocean and staying away from where it's wet because it will get wet again. >> reporter: surfer rafael rod i go gez hit water early. >> i know it gets a lot bigger. >> reporter: back live we've seen people with cameras, keeping a safe distance and taking pictures of the waves. of course, the coast guard reminding people not to turn your backs on the ocean because it is so unpredictable. deputy harbor master that we spoke with said the difference with this storm, what he's seeing now to what he's seen in previous years, in his opinion, is that he would see large swells like this. typically, he n sometimes even september, but now he says, of course, we're seeing them at the end of november. reporting live in pacifica, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, christy. as you might imagine, tree trimmers in the bay area busy today

h.r. 5706 will separate pearl harbor from the valor monument and establish it as the pearl harbor national memorial. pearl harbor is a physical representation of the day that will live in infamy. the strides made in u.s.-japan relations and the u.s. entry into world war ii. this historic site dedeserves a name to match its separate identity and significance from the rest of the monument. along with the well-known u.s.s. arizona memorial, pearl harbor is host to the u.s.s. missouri, the u.s.s. submarine museum and park. together these sites attracts over a million visitors to hawaii and pearl harbor every year, serving as a significant contributer to hawaii's tourist-driven economy. h.r. 5706 would also establish the national monument as the national historic site. as some of you know, i am the granddaughter of two internees. one of whom was interned there, which i did not learn about until very late in his life. in fact, many who grew up in hawaii did not know about the internment site until it was designated, highlighting the need to quickly preserve the site and its history. also not kno

a colorful mixe of work and pleasure boatsr fill today's harbor. these days, piran's walls are inviting, rather than defensive, and the town is simply an enjoyable place in which to relax. explore the evocative back lanes. hike up to the cathedral. scale the venetian-style bell tower. on top, catch your breath by enjoying views of pirand arly the entire slovenian coastline. the traffic-free harbor front, lined with slovenes enjoyingresh seafood, is made to order for a stroll. swimmers frolic while sunbathers claim more than their share of the national coastline. pirawpclusters around its sce square, piazza tartini. as with most towns on the adriatic, it was long ruled by nearby venice and retains its venetian flavor. in fact, the town is officially bilingual -- slovene and italian. today the square is enjoyed by visitors and locals of all generations, savoring the good life where the slavic world, the alps, and the mediterranean all come together. explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this. made available for everyone through contr

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r hehed to the harbor. he spent nine straight days sifting through the wreckage.d he left the navy at the end of the war in 1945. hr 30 yearswas a grounds keeper at the university of california san diego and later started his own landscaping business. chavez's family says he did not mentionis experience a pearl harbor until 1991 when he returned there for a 50th anniversary ceremony. in may of this year chavez was a guest of the president atz the white hous chavez said recently of his experience on december 7th, 1941, i still feel a loss. we were all together. we were friends and brothers. ray chavez, theri oldest an military survivor of the attack on pearl harbor died this week in poway, california. in poway, california. he was 106 years old. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth

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morend i started working than 20 years ago on dedicating the harbor maintenance tax to harbor maintenance. working on that. you know, and as i observed earlier, this is the first long-term federal aviation bill since bud schuster served on the committee. so we have a tremendous legacy with that family. are good friends. we can disagree over things like privatizing air traffic control. but then, you know, go out and work together on things that people and freight more efficiently. so i think that he has continued tradition that i aspire to continue on that committee. ask aboutd to drinking water. what do you think the infrastructure committee's role is in dealing with drinking water infrastructure issues? think aboutusly contamination in flint, for example, as one place where maybe the federal government could have stepped in and provided the amount of funding small jurisdiction couldn't handle for making, you know, massive repairs to a contaminated system. i also think about other, you burgeoning contamination teflon-like chemicals known as psoa. can you talk a little bit about that? the

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i liked pearl harbor, by the way. it's terrible. i like terrible films.ally good. best out at the moment? yes, your homework was to go and see widows. i haven't, i've let you down. sorry, sir. it's really great. i don't want you feel this is an obligation, you will thank me. it's really good. it's based on the tv series from the 1980s, brilliant cast. every single cast member does a greatjob. it's really gripping and really cinematic and very moving. it will be a big awards contender, you will thank me. i always do. i will read the book. you will always thank me. best dvd. first reformed. this is a real return to form for paul schrader. he has made a few bad movies, so this is ethan hawke as an ex—military chap facing a crisis of faith, and his paths cross with those of an ecoterrorist. it's all the schrader themes of angst and guilt and the desire for redemption, but it's really beautifully done. there are moments when it looks like a drier movie. ethan hawke is well cast. what i liked, having been off the boilfor a while, it's good to see schrader back

it wasn't until the attack on pearl harbor that everyone had an answer.japan, too wanted an empire. this bombs started falling on calcutta a year later. if there's anything to be learned from the blood -- blind spots of the auden generation it's how the stories we tell ourselves are changed with the perspective of those on the other end of unchecked power are taken into account. when sueden finally saw that england, even extremists would not loosen its grip on india he threw himself into defending the city he loved, as director or air raid construction he over saw he construction bomb shelters' comment cal cat tut filled up bin's san head turned the shelters into rearrive centers centers and witnessed imprisonment of congress leaders and suffer through aerial bam badderment and famine, he remained local to the liberal and democratic ideals he believed great britain had abandoned. while the last englishman is about the end of the british empire it's also my effort to reflect on the power that rose up to take its displays reveal how the lidden structure of

this is a harbor in southern denmark. adventure and expedition leader our good folks is having his historic wooden sailing ship the dock morrow and overhauled and repaired him ahead of his next big voyage folks and his crew are going to sail to antarctica . is their journey will take them around the southern tip of south america and the dreaded cape. it's a dangerous trip they will place huge demands on the crew. and pitch to make sure the ship is see with. in the lake nine hundred eighty s. folks had to rebuilt and sailed it through the northwest and northeast passages of the arctic ocean. he steals himself against the cold by bathing in ice. all spending time in cold storage warehouses. he's described as exhibitions in numerous books and has been the subject of several documentary films. in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine folks became the first person to reach the north and south poles on foot in the same year . he made headlines in one nine hundred eighty four by sailing around cape horn in winter in a folding bo

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a faithful replica of a ship from that era is stuck near the harbor museum. is director of the west friesian museum which a quiet this ship in twenty fifteen. yards this type of ship is called a yacht. there are only small ships but they have three masts and a lot of sail area so they were all very fast and could maneuver well all bodies of water including rivers. speed and maneuverability was a big advantage for explorers. for western ships like these discovered australia japan. and cape horn river in. in the seventeenth century couldn't process that because of the trade with dutch businesses in east asia and six you know two rival merchants joined forces to create the dutch east india company one of the pioneers of international trade. the government granted the company a monopoly on the lucrative dutch spice trade in south and southeast asia that in sixteen fifteen a competitor appeared on the scene. so the moment for the expedition man called. organized an expedition. he had been a major shareholder in the dutch east india company but was expelled for fra

brooks, other than the cold harbor emission, is there anything else? >> the fault at vicksburg on may 22. him withy has proven respect to his own self interest right in being guarded. fans onve two hockey our panel. i know almost of a rebel sport. one of our panelists asked the question i vaguely understand. job wouldapproaches the 1982 islanders on the 20 -- or the 2016 penguins? hopefully we have some hockey fans in the audience they get it. how was his approach to the job reflected in these two teams? >> islanders won the stanley cup in 1983. it was 35 years ago. it was a long time ago, which classifies as memoir. advisement when brooks starts talking. >> the pittsburgh penguins never won the stanley cup until they acquired the services of islanders center. idea what this question is supposed to mean. years -- war took four i would not ask that kind of question. the civil war took four years. you need someone to win for four years in a row that would complete the job. not someone for just one year or two years. would have choked in the 30 year or fo

recommends that daniella visits the harbor district of the dog and canal. for a long time it was my creative home i had a studio. jazz club is next door great location fantastic music so i definitely recommend it to. this lovely looking out of the water and summer it's a lovely place to hang out with a drink. a day daniela's pullman recommends a visit to the old market square. this place is because it has all buildings a lot of cafes and also there are quite some culture spaces here are space behind me. other side you have film house and so it's really nice place to hang around. until the time comes for them to trade places they'll continue their creative collaboration eventually they'll publish. and in march their work will be shown in an exhibition and then months step. and saying on the subject of art and cultural exchange we had to italy next for a special exhibition of works by the german artist paul clay that last counting seals in northern europe all coming up in today's express. a color clay retrospective opens in the land it's only on wednesday dec

recommends that daniella visits the harbor district of the gulf and. that's why. for a long time it was my creative home i had a studio. jazz club was next door great location fantastic music so i definitely recommend it to daniel. and it's lovely looking out of the water and summer it's a lovely place to hang out with a drink. a day daniela's paul man recommends a visit to the old market square. this place is because it has all buildings a lot of cafes and also there are quite some culture spaces here space behind me. other side you have film house and so it's really nice place to be to hang around. until the time comes for them to trade places they'll continue their creative collaboration eventually they'll publish or come. into march that work will be shown in an exhibition in this town near munster. clear simple and no frills that has been the key to the finnish restaurant riving told the nokia for many years chef. cooks almost exclusively with products from finland now and this includes of course fish and meat of all kinds such as reindeer moves pork beef and

. >>> tonight, we're remembering the oldest pearl harbor survivor served in 1941 two years agen chavezas 104 we watched him train in the g to build the strength to travel to hawaii to mark the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. at chavez was btling pneumonia and died in the age of 106.y at >>> on this day when so many gather togeth, a story about reconciliation. th 50 years later bombing of a church in birmingham, alabama, the kids that lived through that awful day are coming together as adults. here is nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: the baptist church bombing r in birmingham, f little girls were killed and dale long oas there. >> aa sudden, the mood started to shake and lights went out. l ked at each other and ran. we didn't know anything else to do. >> reporter: he and jefferson drew friends of the girls were 11 and 12 at the time. >> it was an atrocity beyond belief, it was common place at the time. we were coping with racial terrism 24/7. >> reporter: now, 50 years later, the children of segregated birmingham who scattered across the wiountry returned to connec each other. >> your

this is really one of the harbors which is the most polluted so we are now here on the sides of the river and we see that when the river is there and then direction really blows all the plastics into this harbor and now we're able to retrieve it there. the traps are emptied once or twice a month come on can i still always check things over. the proximity of the sea and it's time i don't even master of always changes direction and that's a problem for the literature apps. the difficulty that we have or still have is that the direction of the stream changed the stories today so what we have to really develop is a system that retrieves the plastics but also contains its wildest dreams go without words and after one and a half year of buying thing and test saying we're finally have a good result this track works in all weather conditions. the concept has a ready been copied in far off indonesia there are two chaps that remove garbage from the water at the end of all this twenty eight hundred morley to chaps will be set up in brussels. back in russia to them over nice clean up so also part of

finds beauty in gas stations restaurants or fields of flowers fall harbor works with an analog camera and natural light using old school techniques in this digital age he shows us things which look artificial but are actually real. when a photo needs to be taken. is there even if it's late at night in berlin and eight degrees below zero. the photographer works like a detective he's focused and very selective. each of his pictures is thought provoking and full of secrets. these strangely abstract images tell stories that are devoid of people. scope enough not to know what i think the night shots tell very different kinds of stories with the interior shots it's mainly about the materials that. light is usually omnipresent if the president has a strong effect on surface it's an reflects everything. with night shots but if you have these shadows and this gloom which tell more of a story also. i've on the whole this man existed at sea is. at present ideas if he think the tao ought i try to capture the aesthetics are generated by this location as best as i can in the photo. anything that in

the homeland security department warning the caravan is harboring more than 500 criminals. i mean, that's 6,000 people waiting right along the border, 6,000 there now, and many, many thousands more on the way. how are we expected to handle this? we are told authorities can only process 100 people a day. you are looking at 3 months thoof people there with thousands more on the way. are they expected to just wait? will they return home? what will we do about this be especially when we are being told 500 of these are criminals. we don't want criminals here. we want people who want to come to america for the right reasons. for opportunity, that's a good reason. and we want people who want to be americans and embrace everything that makes this country what it is. wait has been, and what it will be. joining me right now, stormer deputy assistant to the president, mr. sebastian gorka. good to see you, sir. you are an immigrant. your parents were immigrants to the u.s. going back a generation or two. i'm an immigrant with family that came here back during the potato famine that ire

live at tanger outlets at national harbor, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. >>> not all smiles and joy in the hination's mall t hour. in hoover, alabama, there's been a shooting at a mall. you're looking here at live pictures we're getting in fr move hooverng we're heari one person has been shot. it's unclear if that shootingpp haened inside or outside of this mall. as you cag ime, it is busy at this ehour, as peopl are out shopping for those holiday bargains. storystay on top of the and bring you updates as soon as we get new information here. >>> now, in other parts of the country, people are pretty excited to get out and g to those deals. you're looking here at macy's in new york city this evening. employees cheering on the brave pers who stormedre the sto for the low prices there. shoppers near charlotte spent their thanksgiving lined up outside this best buy. when the doors did open, folks there sure knew what they were goeyg after. lu walked out with big ticket items ing televisions. >>> and in nashville, no running, just walking, into this best buy. shopping carts to loa

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one pearl harbor happened, manley later said he wanted to slit his throat. he realized what a horrible thing this was. to me, part of the message is, for journalists, one of the most sacred and important things a journalist can do is blowing a whistle on government malfeasance, shining a light on things the government is trying to hide that they should not be hiding. on the other hand, just having good intentions is not enough. maybe people need to think about the consequences and maybe they are not always right. chesley manley was not always right. mark: the last question and then i will be trying this over to the audience. i am sure between the bar and card rooms here, there have been more than a few fights in the national press club. i'm sure nobody here today was ever involved in any. i learned from your book that those fights i imagine were not height of violence. but there was at least one trained assassin, a national press club member. apparently a real standup guy. do you want to talk about him before we take questions? mr. usdin: sure. we are going

four days later, pearl harbor happened and it was blown off of peoples consciousness. why did he do this? he and his publisher firmly believed that roosevelt was -- they believed firmly that secretly and deviously trying to get america into a war that they thought the united states should not be in, height ofhis was the journalistic responsibility. they were shining a light on these hidden plans, and they were going to save the united states from the war. when pearl harbor happened, manly later said, he realized what a horrible thing this was. fore, part of the messages, a journalist, one of the most sacred things are journalist can do is blowing the whistle on government malfeasance. shining a light on things the government is trying to hide that it should not be hiding. on the other hand, just having good intentions sometimes is not enough. sometimes people need to think about the consequences and maybe they are not always right. >> so the last question to the between them sure bar in the cardrooms, there have been more than a few fights at one point or another. i'm