laura james was one of the first to notice. she alerted scientists when starfish began washing up on the shores near her home. >> i thought, you know what? this is getting a little too close for comfort, i need go see what's going on and i need document it. >> reporter: as a diver and underwater videographer, james was equipped to do something. she decided to take her camera to a spot popular among both divers and starfish. these pilings are usually covered with a rainbow of starfish. on a recent dave, james discovered a scene from a horror film. >> there were bodies everywhere and they were just -- to me it was like someone had take an laser gun and just zapped them and they vaporized. >> reporter: starfish, also known as sea stars, are wasting away by the tens of thousands. not just in puget sound but up and down north america's pacific coast. and nobody knows why. >> i've been diving out here for 24 years and people ask me "do you see any big difference between now and when you started?" and i've seen some subtle differences

sarah is a classic old school singer-songwriter in the mold of a carole king, billy joel, james taylor or laura nero. >> i think everybody is surprised that the believed unrest was nominated in this category. it wasn't a huge hit album. and she only really had one major single to come off of it. >> she has sort of been this kind of like quiet little secret for years now. her song "brave" which she cowrote with another writer is a slow burning success story. >> it's a different place in the discussion. that was a right song to be out there. >> the coolest thing is that. >> they are writing notes and stories about what brave has inspired them to do in their lives. >> when you're up against katy perry and miley cyrus and lady gaga, it's easy to get overshadowed and she has been relatively speaking. even though she keeps writing great songs. she is somebody who just wants to you listen to her songs. >> pretty good. and she is from eureka. >> remember, kpix 5 is your home for the grammys. watch the show this sunday at 8 p.m. right here on kpix 5 followed by a special edition of the news at 11. >>> m

we'll analyze that with laura ingraham and james carville. colorado saying it's okay

we'll analyze that with laura ingraham and james carville.ying it's okay

we'll analyze that with laura ingraham and james carville. also tonight megyn kelly on colorado saying it's okay for welfare recipients to use their cards in marijuana shops. >> that a joint, man? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. network news and other cable networks covered the benghazi coverup this week. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first of all, an amazing thing happened. on tuesday night, none of the three network news broadcasts even covered the house report that says then secretary of defense leon panetta told president obama on the very day libyan ambassador christopher stephens was assassinated that terrorists did it. no one covered it. at night, no net covered it wednesday morning. nothing. yesterday, when the senate report came out saying hillary clinton's state department could have prevented the attack had it heeded the cia's warning? the networks did cover that story. but on the network new

james lead the way with 29 points. this was the celtic's 10 straight road loss. >> and that's all of your sport for you. >> laura thankery much indeed. stay with us, i'll be back with the full bulletin of news straight ahead. ♪ al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. i thank them for the courageous decision they have made. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters, these are the stories we are following for you. new revolutions about that chemical spill in west virginia. >>> you spoke for 25 minutes -- >> i came here -- >> no, please -- >> trying to make peace in syria, even though the peacemakers are having a tough time. >>> and al jazeera america continues our seri

laura bush. >> the secretary of the air force says there is a systemic problem with the forces that protect and maintain the nation's nuclear arsenal. secretary deborah lee james spoke before the air force association for 40 minutes. >> good morning, ladies and on. i have been getting signs from people that have to get back to the nursing home so i had to get back to the nursing home, i am referring to john conway, 80 your guide to crowder pergamon combine craig mckinley craig mckinley and president of the air force association. on behalf of the chairman of the board, welcome to our first secretary of the air force breakfasted 2014. and happy new year to everyone. thank you for being here. [applause] madame secretary, normally we have to go through a buffet one and it takes forever. but for some reason when you are here we get a plated in sitdown breakfast. we thank you for that. we hope to come to all of your breakfast. we even have a coating her. i said would army guy doing in the air force association and he said that he just wanted to make sure that we were taking care of what the army air forces. so it's good to see the former army air corps. that is righ