years the pacheco marsh near martinez. it's a huge day for us. within a matter of minutes a pair of giant excavators cleared away tons of dirt and breached the levy allowing tens of thousands of gallons of bay water to rush in and we've lost about 80 to 85 percent of our marshlands surrounding the bay. and so this is an opportunity for us to really bring that type of habitat back. the breach allows the saltwater of sassoon bay to flow back into the 232 acre pacheco marsh a giant step and restoring not just the marsh but the lower walnut creek watershed. it's part of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. the environmental benefit is we're creating habitat specifically for assault marsh harvest mouse, and we also have a rare birds like black rails which are actually right around the edge of our site. the revitalized marsh is also designed to be resilient to the sea level rise expected with climate change now that there's water back in this marsh for the first time in a century the expectation. is that b

the pacheco marsh is located near martinez.me in nearly a season. -- in nearly a century. who wants to see a levy -- >> who wants to see a levy breached? [applause] yay! laura: it is a project to reopen a key marsh that has been dormant for 100 years. the pacheco marsh near martinez. >> it is a huge day for us. laura: within a matter of minutes, a pair of excavators cleared away tons of dirt and breached the levee, allowing bay water to rush in. >> we have lost about 85% to 80% of our marshlands surrounding the bay, and so this is really an opportunity to bring that type of habitat back. laura: the breach allows the salt water to flow back into the 232-acre pacheco marsh, a giant step in restoring not only the marsh but the lower walnut creek watershed. it is all part of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. >> the environmental benefit is that we are creating habitats, specifically for the marsh harvest mouse, and we also have rare birds, like black rails, that are also around the edge of our site. laura:

so as sea levels rise, the marshes will spread onto these upland areas. so there'll be a sustainable they can also travel up walnut creek, with the projects 2.6 miles of trails and roads, five ponds and five miles of title channels. this completes enjoins the wetlands on either side. how long its shores and hiking trails there will also be environmental education experiences for the coming generations also just a refuge place for people to come and visit. and to really enjoy the environment of a saltwater marsh, but access to shoreline that otherwise doesn't exist all up and down the river here. this is the latest return of former title marshes, including several salt ponds in the south bay. 20 years ago. the shoreline on the bay was breached so that san francisco's crissy field could also have its own recreational marsh, tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. an injured pelican, rescued from lake merritt is recovering at the oakland zoo. tonight, people spotted the injured american white pelican yesterday, and zeus staff rescued it. she had a large fish hook lodg

a giant step in restoring not just the marsh, but there creek watershed.art of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. >> the environmental benefit as we are creating benefits -- environments for a marsh house and we have rare birds like black rails which are around the edge of our site. reporter: the revitalized marsh is designed to be resilient to the sea level rise expected with climate change. now that there is water back in the marsh for the first time in a century, the expectation is birds and other species will soon follow it at some point, this will also be a recreation area for people. >> to be able to enjoy the shoreline which is otherwise inaccessible for miles and other direction and to emphasize the notion of environmental education for generations to come. reporter: the plan includes three miles of walking trails and a visitor center, all set for completion in 2023. kristen: despite the recent rain, fires are always a concern, especially in the east bay. the regional parks district just received $3.5 million in funding to

the marsh is located near martinez.the levee was purposely breached for the. first time in nearly a season. >> who wants to see it breached? [applause] yay! laura: it is a project to reopen a key marsh that has been dormant for 100 years. the pacheco marsh near martinez. >> it is a huge day for us. laura: within a matter of minutes, a pair of excavators cleared away tons of dirt and breached the levee, allowing bay water to rush in. >> we have lost about 85% to 80% of our marshlands surrounding the bay, and so this is really an opportunity to bring that type of habitat back. laura: it allows the salt water to flow back into the 232-acre pacheco marsh, a giant step in restoring not only the marsh but the lower walnut creek watershed . it is all part of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. >> the environmental benefit iin that we are creating habitats , and we also have rare birds, like black rails, that are also. around the edge of our site. laura: it is also designed to be resilient to the sea lev

what would the loss of that marsh and other affected marshes mean in a real way?g at that marsh it's really heavily saturated with oil at this point. it's an ecological reserve really close to huntington beach, home to dozens of different bird species. the birds use that on thir migratory pathways, going to southern california and mexico. this includes endangered snowy egrets. they just last year had successful nesting and really been able to use this calvert marsh area but absent from the area the last five decades, so you can imagine the impact of this spill on those threatened birds is very detrimental, and it takes decades for a wetland to recover from an oil spill. it's really sad what we're seeing. oil really harms birds, fish, dolphins and whales. a lot of the animals are out there swimming through this oily, toxic muck right now, and it can get in their lungs and cause contamination and harm. right now there is supposed to be a very high presence of whales on the southern california coast, so we have incredible concern about that. >> it's a cascading ecolo

henry marsh, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.eceived a cancer diagnosis last year — so i think i have to begin by asking, how are you? well, i'm pretty well, all things considered. and as a doctor, of course, i know how bad things can be. i was diagnosed a year ago now with what's called advanced prostate cancer — not necessarily terminal, but it's spread beyond the prostate. and my psa, which is a marker of the severity of a disease, and the probability of recurrence and ultimate death was very high — 130. only 5% of men have a psa as high as that. so, obviously, this was deeply upsetting and shocking at the time. and i've been having to come to terms with it since then. it's quite a long and complicated story. as a doctor, of course, i spend all my life living in a world of death and suffering. but, right from the start of your career as a doctor, you learn detachment. you have to be. you try to find a balance between compassion and detachment. but when it comes to you, obviously, it feels utterly different. and the more i thou

the marsh is located near martinez.has been dormant for 100 years. >> it is a huge day for us. laura: within a matter of minutes a pair of excavators cleared away dirge -- dirt and breached the levee, allowing bay water to rush in. >> we have lost 85 to 80% of our marshlands and this is an opportunity to bring that type of habitat back. laura: it allows the salt water to flow back into the 232 acre marsh, a step in restoring not only the marsh but the lower walnut creek watershed as part of a larger effort to restore the san francisco bay shoreline. >> the environmental benefit is that we are creating habitats and we also have rare blue -- rare birds like black rails. laura: it is also designed to be resilient to the sea level rise expected with climate change. now that there is water back for the first time in a century the expectation is that birds and other species will follow. at some point, this will also be a recreation area for people. >> you can enjoy the shoreline which is otherwise inaccessible for miles anoth

how many birds or other wildlife will be impacted, what impact it will have on vegetation in the marshes along the coast is yet to be seen. >> reporter: there is also an economic impact. the beach is closed to make space for clean up and because of the hazardous conditions. according to the mayor, it could remain closed for not just weeks but actually months. there are so many businesses that depend on beachgoers to survive. >>> a surfer is recovering from a shark attack off sonoma coast. this happened near bodega base. a man was in the water with other surfers when he heard someone yell "shark" and "help." >> when he was into view i saw the dorsal fin and the tail fin of the shark. they were kind of going down into the water. it definitely wasn't like a quick attack. it was nice and slow. >> davis paddled with the victim and saw the man's leg covered in blood. the man is in his 30s and had a serious leg injury. the cher, had also taken a bite out of the victim's surf board. >>> the treasury department says congress has to raise debt ceiling in the next two weeks or u.s. will default on

they say restoring the marsh will help wildlife adapt to rising sea levels. they hope people will enjoy it, too. >> the creatures and wildlife and all of that habitat will be able to find this as refuge along with people that enjoy it. >> the land trust will add an education center to teach people all about that habitat. >>> a stretch of highway 1 near big sur is closed. it's clear why. look. that rock slide happened earlier this week after the storm. it littered the road with boulders and debris. crews are working to clear this out. it won't reopen before next wednesday. they have work to do still. >> we have a clear weekend. >>> how about next week in terms of rain? >> it's going to be okay. we have had a break. it's not what we had last week. there's some good news. he would will get to that storm system. i wanted to start off with a look at what you can expect if you are headed outside. of course, a lot of you getting the halloween celebration started off early. if you are heading to san francisco, it's a chilly one. 61 degrees, lots of 50s once we hit 8:

they've since cut off this marsh to the so that no more oil can get in here. but in some since the damage is done. over here, here is a bird that is looking for food in the water. and this water has that distinctive rainbow sheen on top of it, a sign that there is oil in this water. because dozens of species of birds and fish and other wildlife call wetlands like this home, i just want you to see the yellow boom that's in the water there. crews are trying to contain the majorities of the oils and of course get it out as best they can. but the reality with any oil spill is you just can't ever get 100% of it out. you can never clean up 100% of an oil spill. and there are questions about the exact timeline, because there are reports that an oil slick was first called in friday night out on the ocean by a shipping vessel, but that it may have been 10, 12 hours before there was any response, any action taken. it's one of the reasons that there are criminal investigations under way of both the local, state and federal level. governor gavin newsom also called -- decl

the hope is that the marsh can be a habitat for wildlife, including endangered species. >>> now to the coronavirus. the fda has cleared the first coronavirus vaccine for kids as young as 5. it's an announcement that millions of families have been waiting for, and just in time for the holidays. about 28 million children will be eligible to receive one third of the adult dose, with two injections. days ago, the santa clara county health department said that they have been preparing for weeks to welcome kids at county vaccine sites, and already ordered tens of thousands of pediatric doses. >>> the world cup could return to the bay area. fifa officials are in the bay area right now , and they are set to tour levi's stadium as a possible venue for world cup games in 2026. this is what one kpix.com six official said about how the bay area measures up. >> you need to just be what you are. you know, the bay area is what it is. the bay area in terms of a candidate is a very strong candidate. >> nobody really knows the fun of hosting the world cup like the tantalus . it was homebase for team bra

marsh assist, halt! fat ass! yeah, you're dead! i have class-4 armor on that, uh... no, you don't! special armor that's impenetrable to american bullets. dude, every time we play americans vs. bosnians, you cheat! yeah cartman, you suck. if you want to play americans vs. bosnians anymore, you can just play with yourself. that's fine, i like playing with myself. i'll play with myself all day long. ha, ha, ha... what? well, now what are we gonna do? i don't know. hi, stan. hi, wendy. kyle, doesn't bebe look pretty today? i don't know. she does, she looks very pretty. okay. stan, can i talk to you for a second? stan, wouldn't it be fun if we fixed kyle up with bebe? no. if bebe and kyle were a couple, then we could invite them over to your clubhouse for dinner and play parlor games and have meaningful conversations and sip cognac by the fireplace. we could? yes, stan. but, dude, i don't have a clubhouse. you don't? i thought all guys had clubhouses. just how many guys' clubhouses have you been in? eh, cartm

those who say black marsh matter is a movement, we are importing from a marriage up. no, nothing of who we are. i lived in a world where white lives mattered. and i was not wide like missing and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whitefish aboriginal people here more every day. we are out loaded system now will be the police were out with 2 seats. i'm scared that more children are going to grow up in the country that think says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. then there are other fellow friends in daycare this household that lives here when i take the public mood swings to the in france, just ahead the presidential elections. and there's no shortage of candidates to meet the popular agenda. america's leading and medical research agency admits funding controversial research into that corona virus who's in china's we'll hand something previously repeatedly denied by the white house's top infectious disease expert. and the u. k. prime minister was accused of selling out working people for failing

one of the members of the bell marsh tribunal explained its significance. the bell ma schreiber does both. it reveals the crimes of the united states and it also reveals the crimes to the united states is perpetrated, not just abroad, but also close to home here in between where and julian assange and award winning journalist and publisher is held in a maximum security prison. and treated extremely badly and tortured. one of the important things about the cases, the silence of the mainstream media in the past, in relation to what grave criminality is taking place, including attempts to by the prosecution, prosecuting party to boys and kidnap the defendant. and this tribunal is seeking to build a level mentor and get him into the mainstream discourse. most ordinary people that i talk to recognize that what is being done to assange is a grave injustice. and we have to show that we are not going to sit back and watch this happening, but that we're coming together to push back against it as a collective. israel's new prime minister, natalie bennett, has met pre

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whether it's in the ecuadorian embassy or in marsh. and this is, this is one of the most valuable human beings that we, the human race have. amongst us, he is deeply, deeply important to the potential for this race to survive on this planet in my view. and, and, and the way he's been treating is obviously ludicrous, has nothing to do with law and order. i've thought it was interesting and i did manage to get some stuff. i didn't see a feed from the court today, but i got better, but i got a report afterwards. i thought it was interesting that the justices, there are 2 of them. i can't remember the names i haven't taken the been yet said, well this is very complicated. we're going to have to deliver about deliberate for some time before we can major judgment about before they disappeared off to, you know, for the dinner, a boot olds and large brand is, i mean, we're a crock of shit. this case is absolutely clear and cut and dry, and as some chap in the crowd said, just earlier, it should never have gone in to go in the 1st place. julian

and julian assigns will just live perpetually in some sort of a prison, whether it's bell marsh in the u. k. or potentially in america, or even as you say, in australia, you would live there in vienna. you are watching the hearing through a special live stream. now let's cross over to london outside the u. k. high court ortiz at shot, it was dashed, he's still the shadow. you've had a busy day with lots of a song, just support his way. you are now today. tell us about how it was today. i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside of the royal court of justice has been very vocal who really 48 hours now in defense of june. it's not just the lawyers at a furious with people here on the streets as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states is totally this credit thing. i just saw just psychiatric evaluations done assessments and what you need secretary and she sent to me earlier today and he said that they're still living in some high that justice and will be sad on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far

the marsh guy, the ceo, said no, that's not true. in fact, well, this shipping crisis will continue until demand flows down because there's way more demand than ever before. and that's why it's taking 80 days now to cross the pacific. you know, china to the west coast of america is the most important of the shipping lines. it takes 80 days now versus 40 before the pandemic. so you have the pandemic, but demand. and also these, these giant companies like costco, like wal mart, are spending twice as much of cost twice as much per container. and more. it starts at twice as much to ship versus the old pre pandemic price, or even those who are paying for the slow delivery right. i go with the shipping magnet is saying, but referring to the original chart, the concentration of wealth amongst the very top, because of this uneven distribution of free money is leading to global insurrection against banker occupation gilbo. as we've been saying now for 10 years, we will take a break when we come back much more coming your way. ah, ah, ah, no,

whether it's in the ecuadorian embassy or in marsh. this is, this is one of the most valuable human being still we, the human race have. amongst us. he is deeply, deeply important to the potential for this race to survive on this planet in my view, that is why julian sanchez in prison because he's interfering with the accounting plan to steal the plan. it should have ripened to death from then destroy. it is a disgusting miscarriage of justice. wow. look at guantanamo bay, asked shaka, alma, my friend, ask anybody who has been in the hands of the u. s. judiciary. and at any point, possibly since the 2nd world war with whom they did not agree. and you will find that there's no justice to be found in the united states. i'm shall angry, and i'm so bad. i'm so disgusted with the united kingdom. oh, i did a radio program last night. john ship, tim was on it and he was extremely eloquent. and i asked him how he met, how he manages his grief. and he was absolutely he was so moving to listen to. he says, well, he puts it to one side as it goes

i wouldn't be surprised if the gaming industry has difficulty procuring it. >> marsh told me in august, overall, cyber security insurance was up 112%, august compared to last august. and when you look at what the insuresers are looking for, it's not just, hey, do you have two-factor authentication in place. they are doing a deep dive to look at these systems to see where the vulnerabilities are and to make sure they are not taking on more risk than they are willing to pay for. >> exactly that's a great angle contessa thank you. >>> is the risk to corporate america greater than ever? will the u.s. government retaliate against russia our next guest is a former nsa and marine corps hacker who now helps the corporate world identify vulnerabilities he has operations in 20 countries and clients include three of the fortune top five companies. david, welcome i don't want where to begin. let's begin here we hear and see on advertisements all the time about cloud, the cloud, the cloud, it's coming, it's here, it's vital but is it vulnerable >> that's what we are starting to see when you start l

and julian assigns will just live perpetually in some sort of a prison, whether it's bell marsh in the u. k. of potentially in america, or even as you say in australia, your life there in vienna, you are watching the hearing through a special live stream. now let's cross over to london outside the u. k. high court ortiz at shot here. it was actually still there shadow. you've had a busy day with lots of a song, just support is where you are now today. tell us about how it was today. i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange, but of course, today is day 2 of the act tradition. hearing for june, the sounds as we just had that journey. sanchez team. we're placing that case right here at the royal court of justice, hitting back against all of the allegations made by washington. but people outside of the royal ports of justice have been very vocal, had nearly 48 hours now in defense of the julian assad. not just the lawyers that are furious with washington, but people here on the streets as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states was totally t

the next step is to start working on the surrounding islands and shorelines around our marshes, and alson the us we call it reef wrath, because the oil has clung onto that and we have to clean at. have you ever experienced anything like this before? 1990, american trader ship off of huntington beach still 250,000 gallons of crude oil. the good thing at the time was we only had one march at the time, the talbot march, and that is the one that is heavily affected in this one and this time it's only 116,000 gallons of crude oil, so we have had this happen before and not the recent past but our past. does this change your thoughts now on oil generally, its transportation, how we move it around the world ? does this change your thoughts now on oil generally, its transportation, how we move it around the world ? i'd been in contact with our city mayor, yes, i'd been in contact with our city mayor, when it happened in 1991 of the things that was outlawed was single hold ships carrying crude oil. know it's only double hold or larger out there. now we're looking at, how do we either regrout the p

whether it's in the ecuadorian embassy or in bell marsh. this is, this is one of the most valuable human being still we, the human race have. amongst us. he is deeply, deeply important to the potential for this race to survive on this planet in my view, that is why julian sanchez in prison because he's interfering with the accounting plan to steal the plan. it sort of ripened to death and then destroy. it is a disgusting miscarriage of justice. wow. look at guantanamo bay, asked shaka, alma, my friend, i ask anybody who has been in the hands of the u. s. judiciary. and at any point, possibly since the 2nd world war with whom they did not agree. and you will find that there is no justice to be found in the united states. i am shall angry. and i'm so bad and i'm so disgusted with the united kingdom. oh, i did a radio program last night, john ship, tim was on it and he was extremely eloquent. and i asked him how him, how he manages his grief and, and he was absolutely, he was all moving to listen to. he says, well, he puts it to one side as it

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you can see the barriers in place to contain the oil and contain any further damage to the marsh lands and the vulnerable birds that live in them. reporting from huntington beach this morning. >>> an investigation after a deadly shooting on an amtrack train in tucson, arizona. >> this video shows a canine officer running from the train as shots are fired at him. the shooting broke out as officers were doing a routine search for guns and drugs. one dea agent was killed. another in critical condition. an officer also wounded. passengers on the train ducked for cover. >> i hope he doesn't come off the train and come at everybody here. investigators were telling us to go farther that way. >> a second suspect was taken into custody. the suspected shooter was found dead on the train. >>> former fda chief expects the delta variant to be the last big wave of the pandemic and it will end in the coming months. >> i think probably by thanksgiving, it has largely coursed its way through the u.s. so maybe by thanksgiving by the end of that, we'll see prevalence levels decline. >> gottlieb says the

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it is part of the restoration of the marsh in the lower walnut creek watershed. joycelyn moran is there live. this is quite the project that's going on here. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. honestly it is a pretty cool sight. this started about 40 minutes ago. behind me you can see the water flowing in. you can see they're still digging up that dirt. in probably the last 40 minutes we have seen the water levels rise. look at this video, that's when it first happened, dirt was removed and water was let in. those who have worked on this include the land trust and contra costa flood control and water conservation district. those involved say this area has been an industrial site. essentially they've prepared the land by doing construction, dirt removal, digging channels and now letting the water back in. they're working so it can be habitat for wildlife including endangered species. >> we are able to turn all the channels built on site and we are able to connect that to the bay. tides can come in twice a day. areas that have been separated off that were poor qualit

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it's only 16 minutes from marsh creek road to 580, which is moving well. we usually see that. highway 4, no slowing, no problems, off the antioch bridge in towards 242 and concord, and that's typically one of the first areas you see slowing. the bay bridge, nothing has happened as far ass in incidents. we see overall that flow and that beautiful view of the city. yeah, we're not so happy this morning, but it's friday, so there you go. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 4:50 right now. a south bay mother accused of throwing out-of-control parties for underaged students will be extradited next week. in los gatos she faces dozens of charges. that's where she would host teenagers at her home providing alcohol while extremely drunk, and then encourage them to have sex. >>> curtis mcfarland that you see right here is accused of stealing a car yesterday in san jose, and later stabbing a man on hillsdale avenue when he tried to steal a man's phone. he then stole another car and then rammed a cyclists. all victims are expected to be okay. >>> and then yesterday jurors heard more test

rene marsh, excellent report. and it's so good to have you back.ivate school bans children who got the covid vaccine. yeah, you heard me right. got the vaccine. the junk science behind this bizarre move and what parents are saying. that's next. support, and 5g included in every plan, so you get it all. the u.s. government will soon recommend covid booster shots for everyone 40 years old and older who received the moderna or pfizer vaccines. that's according to a source familiar with the plan. cnn medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me with the breaking details. this means tens of millions more people can get a booster shot. >> right, jake. if this goes through, that's what that means. that's because u.s. health officials say they are seeing new data that shows that fully vaccinated people in their 40s and 50s are sometimes getting severe disease. that was happening in israel. israel deployed boosters and they didn't have an age limit and the israelis say it really helped. the u.s. is likely headed in that direction. right now boosters are r

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. >> reporter: much of the oil is contained in the marsh, in the ocean drifting into south county's watersffshore. investigate intensifies. >> we don't know why this happened but we know it was older pipeline, over time corrosion could have been part of the reason for the leak. >> reporter: pipeline company suggesting it may have been an anchor for a ship that damaged the pipeline. >> seen the spot that could be the source. >> reporter: parent company president saying it's conducting its own investigation. orange county saying that's not enough. >> no diver from the company should touch that pipeline. >> reporter: ocean off-limits far as dana point. this resident experiencing first spill, fearing won't be the last. >> i don't understand why this keeps on happening. >> that was hetty chang reporting. international bird watching is on the way to help save the birds. organization says time is of essence, birds could die with the oil around. janelle wang spoke with a team member today. >> when they're collected and oiled, first they're pretty cold because the oil affects their ability to therm

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