we issued a tsunami warning for that earthquake and we've since observed this nami wave in the gulf of alaska. the nearest location that was affected was kodiak island and alaska. we did observe a 15 centimeter wave there and also another on the eastern alaskan coach. that way propagated out in deep water. that is traveling around the speed of a jet airliner, 800 kilometers per hour. that will arrive on the west coast and about 2 hours. so far, the height of the waves we have observed are not the large, inundating sunol money this very dangerous. we do have parts of alaska in a tsunami warning. and alaska, for sure, is should be taken very seriously >> let's talk about that when you talking about the heights of the waves and what technically qualifies as this nami wave. and the likelihood this will be something that someone on our shoreline on san franciscan was say, that something different. we are already having high wave warnings out here. >> sure. recall little wave but it's really not a wave we have experience with. we go to the beach and we see waves, we can go swimming in them a

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nami i think nato is the right answer. so the u.p.a. is the wrong and. nato is the right answer for collective security but it needs a stronger european pillar and so i mean they took i think outside nato i don't think it has to be either or i mean each of us does things bilaterally multilateral with other countries so it's not an either or i'm satisfied that there's enough that the smart leadership in europe will figure out how to get the best efficiency from the billions of euros that are being spent which is what foreign minister gabriele talked about without without pulling apart what makes nato so good is europe today more secure or less secure than ten years ago there are there seems like there are more threats now than there were ten years ago the. islamic extremism obviously is a is a real concern and. but i see the nations working harder together to to close those sort of gets intelligence sharing is as good as i've ever seen it but we don't get to we don't get to choose our threats of course islamic extremism the russia's aggression there are o

they are right in the zone for ac nami. and we know a major tsunami and one that looks like a whole lot of that tsunami that devastated so much of japan. that is an entirely real possibility. knowing that what they decided to do was to take action. the very modest town passed a major referendum for something like $8 million and they decide what they were get a do was build a tsunami sheltering station at the top of their new grade school they knew that they could keep all of the kids in their district safe. it is incredibly sophisticated sheltering system built about this building. they've got it down to 27 buckets. they can get all of the kids in this district and they know that they are to be safe. it's a likelihood that that's can happen. in the next five or ten years. we're really good that we are responding. we show up with our first responders. the benefit concerts that are happening on tv. we can continue to underestimate the power of a national disaster. if you ask what the biggest threat is that they face on a dail

of their civilizations in the six to ten centuries mayans master agriculture mouths and the straw namie as well as building hospitals and sporting arenas and they're credited with creating calendars and discovering chocolate. mayans abandoned their cities around one thousand years ago when spanish explorers arrived hundreds of years later they found most cities overgrown. this discovery by divers deep underwater may shed more light on what happened above so long ago. al-jazeera and the fantastic pictures you find much more of all the stories we're covering on our website the address for which is al-jazeera dot com all the stories as a safe plus lots of comment and analysis to. remember the made headlines here in al-jazeera and ethiopia has freed a leading opposition figure as part of a mass release of prisoners jailed more than a year ago for their politan anti-government protests. thousands of his supporters greeted. one of one hundred sixteen prison is freed from a prison in the capital addis ababa three hundred sixty one more prisoners were freed in the south of the country hundreds

well elizabeth there are nami warning sirens going off in the city of kodiak alaska that one of the areas closest to the apis center of this earthquake city of six thousand where police and other officials are urging people to get to higher ground brothers south along the coast of alaska and british columbia already have declared her a tsunami warning also telling people to get away from the shore move to higher ground and do so as quickly as possible the warning includes the cities the city of vancouver of course a very large city on the west coast of canada and also communities along the strait of juan de fuca this is the probably the largest. most heavily inhabited area in the immediate path of the tsunami warning further south along the shores of the united states state of washington and oregon and california there is a tsunami watch in effect a lower level of alert people they're being urged to. stand by for further information and the watch extends all the way down from the canadian border virtually all the way to stand diego on the next. in border heavily populated areas they're lo

of their civilizations in the six to ten centuries mayans master agriculture mouth's and the straw namie as well as building hospitals and sporting arenas and they're credited with creating calendars and discovering chocolate. mayans abandoned their cities around one thousand years ago when spanish explorers arrived hundreds of years later they found most cities overgrown. this discovery by divers deep underwater may shed more light on what happened above so long ago. al-jazeera. all that is of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al-jazeera. time for a quick recap of the top stories here the o.p.'s freedom opposition leader as part of an amnesty of prisoners jailed of anti-government protests in twenty fifteen that had a good dino was released with more than four hundred others always denied violating the law in his release as part of a government drive for national reconciliation the white house chief of staff has opposed said president trump's campaign promises on immigration were uninformed u.s. media is reporting that john kelly made the comments while discus

a small nami -- tsunami that went into the santa cruz harbor.today's watch was canceled a few hours after went out. it did provide a good real-life drill for emergency management and to remind locals to do the same. >> where to hide and to go someplace higher ground. >> reporter: emergency officials say the people most at risk are those who live right here along the western side of san francisco. you need to have a plan in place and get to higher ground. >>> two e. bay men have died in separate snorkeling incidents. the honolulu newspaper reports one man was found unresponsive onshore. he died at the scene. days before that, a 50-year-old man of oakland was found unresponsive at the same beach. officials say he was snorkeling alone when he was found. >>> a man died after he fell into a water pipe. crews found the body and officials say they were forced to reduce water flow during the investigation. it is not a threat to the drinking water, but they are asking people to conserve. >>> remembering the real-life rosie the riveter. >>> the california

we formed a collective voice and look where we are today in a sunol me -- tsu nami. for disclosure >>, i was in the miss america pageant system, did not get quite as far as you did. i was a runner-up to miss georgia. is the idea of a successful young woman parading around in a swimsuit on stage to be judged by her physical appearance, which you and i both subjected ourselves to, is that outdated? ideasave so many great for this organization and i will be talking about all of those with all of the other board members and the eventual ceo and staff of miss america, so what i would love to say about that is please stay tuned because i plan to make this organization 100% about empowering women. >> changes are coming. >> changes are coming. >> big changes? >> potentially big changes. >> it was 18 months ago that harassment. your book tackles the issues of sexual harassment in the workplace, it helped so many women find their own personal courage to stand up and tell their stories. are you the voice of the voiceless? >> well, i guess i am. i never intended to be. but i fee

asa nominee the santa cruz coast in 2011 and it elisa nami from an earthquake in alaska hit in 1964. for more where joined by the seismology -- seismology laboratory. this is your level of expertise. and explain why the watch was issued and canceled? >> it was a big earthquake. is 7.9 in that location should been capable of making a nine foot tsunami. turned out this earthquake was not the right style to make such big wave and after about two hours all the alerts and warnings were canceled. >> we understand you -- what is the potential for one here? >> most of the nominees that hit california from alaska or japan but there are local sources of tsunamis from faults offshore or from others offshore. >> can you explain the local tsunamis, the landslides or mudslides, we have had fires and rain, can you ask when how that would impact the bay area? >> when there is the landslide it moves the water and you can imagine if you push your hand through the water it moves. there are many places off the coast of california that are steep. one example is monterey canyon. the canyon is as big as th

of their civilizations in the six to ten centuries mayans master agriculture mouths and the straw namie as well as building hospitals and sporting arenas and they are credited with creating calendars and discovering chocolate. mayans abandon their cities around one thousand years ago when spanish explorers arrived hundreds of years later they found most cities overgrown. this discovery by divers deep underwater may shed more light on what happened above so long ago. al-jazeera. ok let's move on to the sports. thank you so much nicole as we've been hearing north and south korea will march together at next month's opening ceremony for the winter games in pyongyang the two koreas making the agreement during talks on wednesday as well as appearing under a unified flag the two koreas will form a combined women's ice saki team it's a combo athletes official supporters and musicians will also be parts of the north korean delegation on north korea boycotted the last olympics in south korea that was the one nine hundred eighty eight summer games in seoul twelve years later at the two thousand sy