initially, many fishermen in malta opposed the sunken ships project.hey were eventually won 'round by the argument that the wrecks would attract young fish, thereby boosting stocks. that was the theory at least. the "comino land" and the "karvela" were sunk in 2006. these days, they're covered in plant-life and living organisms. but maltese biologists have established that the ships don't provide as permanent a habitat as organic reefs. in many places, paint peels off, taking with it any attached marine life. and many organisms shun such insecure surfaces in the first place. meanwhile, u.s. biologists have observed that wrecks also lure fish away from their natural reefs. in some cases, wrecks were covered in organisms just a couple of hours after being sunk, with fish never returning to their original reefs. thomas zurawski has been tasked by biologists with counting and collecting the marine life forms and plants that form the biotopes on his sunken wrecks. they're not the same as ones that develop on natural underwater rock formations. for example,

embassy in malta and, guess what, now he's been sent home. embassy said that in a statement, that it deplores the conduct shown in the video. they also say they regret such inexcusable behaor whether on th part of an american citizen or those of nationality. giving americans a bad name. >>> one of the coolest things to do with your partner is cuddle. right? but dwhen ywhen you cuddle it's where does my arm go, do i put it here, do i put it here? where does it go. it's uncomfortable. cuddling can be ununcomfortable but there could be a solution called the cuddle mattress. it's a mattress that is created with a bunch of different slabs of mattress and your arm basically falls inside the mattress while you cuddle. >> like a ditch for your elbow to go down? >> if you lay on your stomach a lot, then your feet, your toes could slide down into the slot, too. >> yeah. >> might be kind of comfortable. >> i like that. >> this whole thing was created by this designer. >> i'm from portland, oregon. i'm a designer and founder of greer design and i agree k

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. >> ailey has agreed to except 102 migrants stranded after malta refused to admit them. >> and oil tanker rescued the migrants off the coast of libya on sunday night and try to bring them to multiperiod but maltese authorities said he should not -- they should be brought to libya, which is closer. meanwhile, firefighters have put out a massive fire at the international airport at the kenyon capital of nairobi. thousands of flights were diverted to other airports in the region. >> the fire started early wednesday in the immigration area of the air or. firefighters fought for five hours. officials have opened the airport for domestic flights and plan to resume some international flights on thursday. the japanese government says it is going to intervene to help tackle radioactive leaks from the fukushima nuclear power plant. >> on wednesday prime minister shinzo abe said the government could not expect the nuclear power to deal with the problem by itself and is going to help. tons of radioactive water are leaking every day. >> one of the few surviving solar panel companies in the world is so

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located on the shoreline is the headquarters of a company which deals in malta. it's the headquarters of nestling the most powerful food and beverage company in the. atmosphere we believe that to have a long term business success you must see him with famously create value for the shareholders and for that and he called if creating shared value and it is a fundamental principle behind the way we conduct business at nestle could put social responsibility. report is this thick is our financial report so i think it's a good balance again which is we play. when it comes to water it is a global ambassador he travels the world preaching cautious and careful use of his most precious commodity. he's a captain of big business committed to making money but also a man who speaks of social responsibility so i want to know more about that my first destination is these to be. when mr lee is hoping the united nations to provide a u.n. refugee camp with drinking water. is one of the humanitarian projects which the company finances as part of its corporate social responsibility p

they need to get this last island, malta. 3000 offenders against 40,000 muslims. then the largest battle in the mediterranean sea, 1571, 230 ships powered by 15,000 christians under thec d gring. last night the wind changes and stops the muslim. captain john smith spent five years fighting the muslims before he found virginia. one of the poker chips was captured. did you know that? in 1625, the pilgrim sent the ship back with 800 pounds at beaver scans. take it to morocco and so the crew to slavery. in 1683, 200,000 muslims around vienna, austria. the polish king comes to the ms rescue. on what date? september 11, 1683. the polish horses and the germans and hungarians come to the aid of the oster has been a go into the tents. it was the largest calvary charge in world history. 50,000 guys on horseback. when they were charging down the hill into flapping noise that sounded like thunder. they left their tents in place. when one sobieski goes into the tent, he finds these bags at, coffee beans and realizes this is a major muslims had. shortly thereafter, the polish g

prescribe the seventy one says they haven't been able to do the social circle but lay off much of malta you know they've always been known that the red line has been crossed and can be no delay to mean that thing these actions run counter to their cause they fix it with their duty to me by smearing drawn by the g eight leaders during the dog. and the declaration black president black and white that the nanny. those no boots information on the use of chemical weapons in syria should be fairly and professionally investigated and the results of the suggestions as to cation should be submitted to the un security council. and those jades summit thirty six months who now and people who deal with them struck off the lease and called he tried to assume the role of the investigators and the security council needs me to say where in the us we have been adamant police is important even. investigating. claims that chemical agents are used to my type of thing used and. like investigating this situation one shouldn't analyze food or the information that secularists and. that and questions the use of

missile and logistics' vessel and this year up until now has two guided missile friggat for algeria, malta, morocco and france. russia currently has 16 ships on station employee and save rotational schedule with the presence of 12 ships moscow is also looking to see the basic agreement that would allow russian combat aircraft however my point that is also noted in the book not so much to paint as a troublesome military development with the allies but rather to emphasize of the strategy to prevent the of course, neither u.s. naval nor national leadership has acknowledged that we are in fact, a strategic competition with china that requires diplomatic and military strategy the rebalance to asia as the obama administration terms it, does not clearly state what the objective of the rebalance and is. it is to counter the military power in the region with the slight redistribution of naval forces away from the rest of the world and to asia that the administration has announced will not keep pace with china's arms buildup and will not keep peace either end with 500 million already subtracted from

as i witnessed the secretary of state over fort malta was years, the search for justice drove people to stand up against dictatorship, corruption, and oppression. eltious four pummel years. new haven.ed at the work i did their felt sometimes a million miles away from the classroom. it help me see lawyers giving life to the concept in my textbooks, using them to solve real problems facing people every day and inspired me to later take a job as the first director at the university of arkansas school of law legal clinic and it fell, arkansas. while there i supervised students providing assistance to poor families in prison inmates. everyone at this time thought it was an appropriate use of the law. i remember there was one judge who insisted that my students qualified their indigent clients under a 19th century statutes that permitted free legal assistance come only when a person's assets were worth norm -- worth no more than $10 and the clothes on his or her back. i told the judge that was an impossible standard for anyone to meet to owned an old car or even a television or anything el

. >> i do not think i have ever been in malta in an effort. >> it takes to parties to avoid a strike.up to now it is our belief that we do not believe that the district has been negotiating in good faith. >> marseillaise that they are bargaining in good faith.bart says and they are bargaining in good faith and they are calling for a strike onlthat calling for a strike only stalls and delays important decisions that need to be made. bard's chief negotiator tom hock sestet the tone in the meetings have been respectful and he is confident that a deal would be reached by sunday. >> if the bart's strike does happen, commuters are advised to make a backup plan for monday morning. bart will offer a free shuttle bus service. here is a map of the bart stations were you can get on the bus. some buses stop in west oakland, so you can get off their. others go directly to the trans and bay terminal in san francisco. if there are new stops in concord and san leandro. if there is a strike on monday, the buses will run from 5 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. in the morning. the evening commute will start at 3:00 p.

because roosevelt white the advisers close a year and in hawkins digit roosevelt argued of the way from maltabut he never said goodbye and always regretted it but then he died at the mayo clinic where he was back for his illness and his nurse had no idea who hawkins was and cannot figure out what he was getting calls from joseph stalin and winston churchill >> if you look at the way that roosevelt took the nation to war, and compare it with what current history contrast to the way george debut bush took them but different conflicts of different styles but if they took him to work quite quickly she could nurture more into in some ways he would beat them around the headed cannot persuade many other countries that it was worth fighting so roosevelt is the opposite this book tells the story of this incredible effort although subtle over the course of two years to build the of bipartisan domestic consensus in adults and early intervention and prepared to use other countries to feed from behind -- leave them behind and was prepared to take his time. in fact, the result was criticized almost as much

because another driver reuses to let him pass on a road in malta. he makes threats.iver's window at one point. the embassy has condemned his behavior. and he has now been sent lovingly back to the u.s. yes. and finally -- >> undiplomatic. >> that's an understatement. >>> and finally, talk about no fear. this guy, a daredevil who suffered a devastating injury, he is refusing to be sidelined from his passion. despite being in a wheelchair, this is the video we showed you earlier. lonnie bissonnette, still b.a.s.e. jumping, throwing himself off bridges and cliffs. the 48-year-old says there's nothing like it. he gets an amazing feeling from jumping. he doesn't experience it any other way. he has completed 1,500 skydives in his wheelchair. that's his passion. >> did you see the front flip he did out of the airplane door? >> no fear. >> amazing. >> thank you, paula. >> very inspirational. >>> and so is this. "pop news" time, everybody. good morning on this throwback thursday. we're going to talk about what's happening with pop right now. we begin with a scandalous scoop f