we will start our trip on the north island of new zealand, a story of rescue and rehabilitation of thes the country's largest city with a population of over 1 million people. because of the large population, and a thriving tourism industry, the suit remains of the forefront of animal concentration and awareness programs for native awareness species. >> we have over 700,000 people per year coming through our gates, so that represents the biggest opportunity to reach people, about conservation messages. take of those conservation messages are spread with rescue, and rehabilitation programs with animals like the copkakah and native bird and an ancient reptiles species that have seen population numbers decrease rapidly. one of the biggest areas of focus for the zoo is the new zealand fur seal. each of the first four have been rescued from life-threatening situations in the wild. >> one of our female seals was blind in one of the eyes. pretty tricky having to rise, but only having one she was not able to sustain herself. when the department of conservation found her she was very steady and

you've got aircraft sitting at north island, just launch them, get them in the fight. it was hard to explain to them that that's a very delicate air space when you have fixed wing and rotary wing sharing the same air space. our aircraft are fixed wing, typically 150 feet agl at 200 knots but they didn't understand the calm complex of that. it would be like me showing up to the battle of belugia with my civilian fire helicopter and say i'm here to help. i would not expect to do that because i don't know the com protocol, i don't know the doctrine on engagement. it was tough to explain that to a political body and the public why cal fire isn't launching everything we have and the marines to fight a fire. we've worked hard to educate them, i think a lot of them get it now but it was a challenge initially. >> thank you. do you want to say anything? >> yeah, i wanted to comment on operatability within the california national guard. they worked really well within the framework that we established with cal fire and then beyond that throughout the national guard and the army,

[siren] folks in the north island say they also felt the trimmers.rities say the initial quake struck around 2:30 in the afternoon. several aftershocks reportedly followed with a magnitude of five or higher. nobody got hurt. it happened about 170 miles north of christ church where a deadly quake killed more than 180 people back in 2011. south korea. tens of thousands of tourists are flocking to underground park near seoul that used to be a long abandoned mine. the park features hands on mining exhibits and an arts palace where visitors can enjoy live concerts and 3-d movies. brazil, the annual rodeo festival kicking off in south pal low. officials say they expect about a million people it to show up. the 11 day event features a bull riding competition which offers some $320,000 in prizes. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> around the world is brought to you by verizon. getting the best back-to-school deals on devices. that's powerful. >> shepard: federal investigators say they have now recovered some data from the fligh

island in the indian ocean. the boat capsized about 220 kilometers north of christmas island. australian border protection officials say a navy vessel pulled 106 people to safety. two of them with minor injuries. afp reported five people are missing. the incident came as a one-day conference to discuss problems of asylum seekers and people smuggling was held in jakarta. senior officials from australia and 13 other nations took part. they included representatives from countries such as afghanistan and sri lanka, where many asylum seekers come from. indonesia is the main transit hub for people trying to reach australia. >> with respect to individuals and others in the people smuggling or human trafficking network, this is very much a concern to the international government. >> it is not enough for each country to simply in their own nation to be communicating their policies. it's also important up and down the pipeline of people smuggling operations for the policies of different nations to be communicated and for them to be communicated loudly. >> more than 18,000 asylum seekers

no one noticed him until he knocked on the door of a home. >> north korean man swam to the same island last september and spent a week undetected hiding in a house. some south koreans are questioning how well their military is guarding the border. >>> here's the three-day world weather forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching.

in the pacific a super typhoon luzond the island of north of manila. winds were 150 miles per hour. it is heading to the south china coast in land over the next couple days. it will maintain hurricane strength but not as strong as it was. humidity is upow a little bit. isolated showers to the north of us. the winds overnight will be calm. at the moment it is clear. those of you with clear skies may be able to see the perseus meteor shower. expecteds when it is and really closer to john. dawn. last ofst shows the those moving out of the picture. something isolated make, up. -- may pop up. the monday daytime forecast, a bit more humid. shower. of a a lot of questions. probably not for most of you. winds willthe bay, not be very strong. insta weather futurecast, now we are into tuesday morning. the is coming in. everything dries out. what we have is very pleasant, .ry air a small chance of isolated storm tomorrow. the high rain chances on tuesday. around 80 orbe upper 70's. rain in the forecast. something might happen offshore. there are some questions, but it might get wetter over the

motors into san francisco every day for work found that puppy in trouble, about half a mile north of treasure island. that dog was far from shore. and they were there trying to save her. >> she's going to need normal. >> reporter: the cohen family is getting to know a big, black puppy that adam cohen fished out of the bay on his way to work monday. >> there was a group of windsurfers sitting in the water. >> cohen motored over and snapped this picture. you can see a black dog in the middle of all of the men and gear. somehow one of the windsurfers spotted the puppy in the water and needed cohen to get her to shore. >> took a while to get the dog in the boat because it was so rough. the wind was blowing. they couldn't swim to the boat. and we couldn't back the boat up to them. >> reporter: with some drifting and wading, his four-legged friend was aboard. >> she was big. and i didn't know her. and this is a stressful situation. is she going to bite? or be calm? what's she going to do? >> reporter: after swimming for who knows how long? this pup, named after richard parker on the boat in "life of pi" w

island. the interest of north and south are different in the interest of the banks are different from the entrance of the homeowners. everybody has a different interest. the government is on the dysfunctional when you disagree with it. >> this has been going on since the beginning of our democracy. and as they say in my book, mr. president, george washington holds this together and sets the precedents that still created what some critics called the imperial presidency together today but nonetheless it is a presidential structure and it remains firm. >> did other presidents build on what george washington that? >> absolutely. the obama administration has been criticized for investigating the press and the press leaks. john adams asked congress for del law called the alien and sedition act and put 12 newspaper publishers in jail and one member of the house of representatives for criticizing the president, just criticizing the government. they were put in jail. none of the things that are happening in our democracy today is new. these things have been going on since the beginning of time and it's the

he and kate have lived quietly and privately on this tiny, picture perfect island in north wales. here, duchess catherine can put aside the pomp of palace life and be plain old kate, pushing a cart in a grocery store. >> this has been our first home together and it will always be a special place for us both. >> reporter: but now, with william's tour of service ending, it's back to the palace for kate. good-bye, country living, hello kensington. but even there, the duchess will try to keep life as normal as possible, so, don't expect any formal family portraits any time soon. >> william is very keen not to have a professional photographer coming in and disrupting their privacy and their very tight-knit new family. >> reporter: instead, kate will take the pictures herself, just like any other new mom. lama hasan, abc news, anglesey, wales. >> she doesn't need photoshop, i bet. and we thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night. outrage that brought a murder trial to a halt. >> thousand who'

the chair of urology at lenox hill hospital and professor of urology at the hofstra north shore long islandool of medicine. good to see you. we get another stud write out here that talks about the benefits of women making sure they eat plenty of fish to ghetto make a fatty 3 acids to do some sort of prevention for alleviate rheumatoid arthritis. >> it is very interesting because i think omega 3 patty acids is become the celebrity of all these herbs. every week we are getting news about this. for the longest time, omega 3 fatty acid, great for the heart, reduces inflammation and reduce it is risk of heart attacks. that's fairly established. we, in my field of prostate cancer, we thought it will help you to reduce the risk of prostate cancer. we are finding out too much of owe make 3 fatty acid is not great for prostate cancer. will has been a lot of publicity about this in the past month or so. talking about rheumatoid arthritis. the base of arthritis is all infloridamation. what omega 3 fatty acid is supposed to do is reduce infloridamation. in had study they are ever they look at the cohor

been freed after the death of his own in maryland and he was sold 21 acres of land on the north side of shelter island. ten days before the man who sell off the force and died. sometimes you are lucky. he paid this man who grew up in this house, he paid him $750, cute amount of money. we don't know how in his earnings as a hired slave which happens quite frequently in the north by 1800 which is when he would have started announcing all this money. we don't know how he made it. he had $750 at dyer's creek, who knows where second bridge is? raise your hands, raise your hands. just beyond it is a beautiful piece of land on the island, and where he landed, looking out at the hopper, and a reputable real estate dealership. $7.5 million. and thomas's daughter sold that land, did not have the learning or education or stature to realize she should hang on to that property and pass it to a member of her family. and you will find the frontispiece in your book. and also the image on this line. by the late nineteenth century the manner belonged to a man who would marry into the family not once but twice, he fathe

at the heart of the issue is that iceland is a resource wealthy island in the middle of the north atlantic whereas the european union is a central european project to integrate these central european economies into. a single economic area through institutions like the common currency and the common market now. the issue is whether fitting iceland in these news can negotiate sions is like putting a square peg through a round hole and that is the. source of the. what you call it the going backwards in the negotiations and and it's important to note that they have not up. they have not quit the negotiations they've just postponed them rights and what was iceland hoping to achieve actually wanted apply to you membership back in two thousand and nine. well even though the membership application had parliament majority it did not have much of georgia with the population or with the local business interests so. it was many many people view it as a knee jerk reaction to the financial to the financial crises that that iceland experienced and i was pushed forward by. especially the social democrats

been freed after the death of his owner in maryland and he was sold 21 acres of land on the north side of the island tend days before the man that sold the property fell off his horse and died. some things are lucky. he had paid this man who grew up in this house he paid him $750. a huge amount of money. we still don't know how in his earnings as a slave that happen quite frequently in the north by 1800 which is when he would have started amassing all this money we don't know how to make it but he had $750 up the creek who knows where the second bridge is. raise your hand. okay it runs across the second bridge and just beyond is the most beautiful piece of land on the island. it has a beautiful view of the harbor and where the land was looking out the harbor. that is land the would cost a reputable dealer ship today $7.5 million. his daughter sold that land. she didn't have the education or the stature to realize she should hang onto that and pass on to a member of her family. so the white pillared houses on that property right now you'll find julia johnson as a centerpiece in the book and as an ima

corridor emerge as well as the outer sunset, the mission and portions of north and south of market in addition to treasure island. the way that we use the census data is by looking at the -- for every census block group we determine what percentage of the population is majority as a percent of the total population. then this is the route here. we look at every stop and we draw a quarter mile radius around our surface stops and half mile radius around the subway stops. then we look at every census block group that intersects that radius, whether wholly or partially included in it. we add up all of the demographics of those particular block groups and that gives us the demographics of the route. in san francisco our routes -- particularly the cross town routes tend to be very long, so unlike some cities where their routes are very segregated or they will have very minority or non minority routes our routes tend to be more evenly balanced because of the diversity of neighborhoods that they travel through. in terms of service and fare changes any fare change that is in place for more than six months requires an equi

after the death of his owner in laurel, maryland, and he was sold 21 acres of land on the north side of shelter island ten days before the man who sold him the property fell off his horse and died. some things are lucky. now, he had paid this man, sylvester deering, who grew up in this house, he paid him $750. huge amount of money. we till don't know -- we still don't know how in his earnings as a hireling slave which happened quite frequently in the north by 1800 which is when he would have started amazing all this money -- amassing all this money, we still don't know how he made it. but the creek, who knows where second bridge is? raise your hands. raise your hands, okay. the lane runs across second bridge up there, and just beyond it is the most beautiful piece of land on the island, i think. it has the most beautiful view of the harbor and where fanning's land was, those acres, looking right out at the harbor. that is land that would cause a a -- that would cost, as a reputable real estate dealer said today, $7.5 million. alas, fanning's daughter sold that land. she did not have the learning, the

we're going to go to the green porter in the north fork of long island.haven't been to this place -- >> it has some award-winning wines. >> their pinot, delicious, i think. i want to know that you like it. some great roses coming out. there's a lot of great wineries. this is a great home base for you to go check it out. >> pretty. >> under $200 a night to stay there. great value midweek, weekend. i love this hotel. if you don't know where to start with wineries, they serve 20 wines by the glass in their restaurant. try them and decide where to go to check out. >> the price is a lot different. weekends are more pricey. >> a little higher but the values in september if you haven't been able to get away for the summer. fall, september, october is a great time of year and such beautiful scenery. all of the leaves. >> if you want to recharge, there's a wellness getaway. >> it's meant to be an energy center in taos. >> that's in new mexico. >> if you want to go somewhere spiritual, if you want to have rakey, have life-reading massages, if you want to spend unde

north bay was cooler today. 70 in concord. exploratorium camera, those are the peaks of blue out towards treasure island. egins this week in time for all plans. that system has been keeping us cooler than average. it's going to lift on up to the north. and into oregon we'll be getting back to normal as we head into the middle of the week. take a look at average high for livermore, tomorrow only 78. and by wednesday, we'll get you up to 86 degrees. tomorrow morning light this morning drizzly again. temperatures low to upper 50s. a cool start and we'll see highs looking like it's pleasant. 74 san jose. high clouds, 72 in sunny yale. -- sunnyvale. along the coast cloudy possibly drizzle into the afternoon. 63 downtown san francisco towards east bay 66 oakland. 67 san leandro. temperatures well below normal. 77 in fairfield. 73 walnut creek. check out the accu-weather forecast, give yourself plenty of time for morning commute that will be damp in spots with drizzle. temperatures will recover in time for weekend plans. low 60s coastside. mid-80s inland. into monday, tuesday, wednesday, we're going get knew upp

north bay as well. highway 37 at skags island, eastbound has a disabled. it sounds like there's not a lot of extra room there. 121 at wagner, we have a crash as well. a closure for 116 farther north because of downed power lines outside guerneville. a lot of issues going on for the north bay. not a lot of traffic just yet. back to you. >>> things are expected to be back to normal on the bay bridge this morning after weekend work really caused some massive delays. this is a backup from yesterday with reports of people waiting more than an hour just to get through the toll plaza. that's on a sunday. crews closed three lanes to add fast-trak only lanes. everything expected to be back to normal in a few minutes. >> that's why i'm pushing for hover crafts to fly up above, boom. simple and easy. >> hello george jetsen. >> the warriors arena may be in trouble. >>> the new step san francisco police are taking amid allegations of illegal searches. >>> plus u.n. chemical weapons inspectors targeted in syria. the attack that had them heading for cover. [ female announ

nevada, illinois, mississippi, rhode island and north carolina. pretty stunning.y, christie has kept a football field's worth of distance between himself and controversial gop senate nominee. but finally decide to endorse him at an event on tuesday. the first and last time chris christie probably campaigning with him. washington chief correspondent dan balls. and political eder to for the degreo.com harry bacon jr. and liz showny from the associated press. mr. balls, we have dined out on candidates starting presidential campaigns early for decades. in some ways, we love it as political junkies. what's surprising is when front-runners who don't need to do it dip in too early. hillary clinton, dipping too fast? >> i'm not sure. i think you're right. part of this is driven by us. >> doesn't take much to feed -- >> our april tied petite to get next campaign grows so that's part of it. the other is could she avoid it anyway? she's being drawn into the conversation in a sense whether she contributes to it or not. the fact that she's decided to contribute to it, it may b

north america just a spray of strange islands. asia, one sentence, fear the drag ones, a warning for anyone venturing to the own none. >>> there is a more empowering star tonight. he's a mechanical engineering student and nerd king at georgia tech. he was picked to welcome the new freshman and urged them to free their imagination so he turned on the superhero music and went for it. >> if you want to change the world, you're at georgia tech. you can do that. we're at georgia tech. we can do that! i am doing that! >> after some pretty bewildered looks from the faculty and some from those in the crowd, the aspiring engineers gave him a standing ovation. showbiz is stuff but we're with you. >>> when we come back, the new white house dog and we'll tell you the wildest thing any dog ever did there. years in the city of baltimore. d a patrol unit 7 when i first started experiencing the pain, it's, it's hard to describe because you have a numbness... but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progres

islands are home to 48,000 people. but al jazeera reports, the population will fall even further if more of their young people can't be convinced to stay. >> reporter: in the middle of the northantic is a group of islands shrouded in fog and mist. not many people live here. those that do catch fish in the fjords and keep sheep on the mountains. it's not easy. many young people move away. [♪ singing ] johan wants to pursue his dreams in music and journalism. soon he'll be off to democrat mark. of his high school class of 20 only three will stay in the faroes. >> the general consensus of everyone that is roughly around my age is that moving out of the country is the best option for anyone who wants to study anything, also because of housing prices, things like that, living in the faroes is extremely expensive. >> reporter: to understand the faroes' demographic challenge you need to challenge to the smaller outer islands. this is a village a, and what is sad about it is that no one lives here any more. the last people left about 15 years ago. it just felt too isolated, and there are orvilleages like this in the faroes today, remote communities with declining populations all faci

at the heart of the issue is that iceland is a resource wealthy island in the middle of the north atlantic whereas the european union is a central european project to integrate these central european economies into. a single economic area through institutions like the common currency and the common market and now. the issue is whether fitting iceland in these news can negotiate is like putting a square peg through a round hole and that is the. source of the. what you call it the going backwards in the negotiations. and up next on the takes out the house sledgehammer tim bosh the mainstream means it for what it's missing that's him breaking the scent. they say geopolitics is a lot like a schoolyard and what obama snubbing a meeting with the president of russia to in theory punish him for the stone incident sounds kind of a mature that is the kind of stuff the girl you did when you're sixteen would do cancel a date just to show you how much your feelings are hurt let's not mistake this cancelled meeting with cutting off diplomatic relations which is the total rejection of any form of discuss

at the heart of the issue is that iceland is a resource wealthy island in the middle of the north atlantic whereas the european union is a central european project to integrate these central european economies into. a single economic area through institutions like the common currency and the common market and now. the issue is whether fitting iceland in these news can negotiate sions is like putting a square peg through a round hole and that is the. source of the. what you call it the going backwards in the negotiations. and up next said desexing the dutch economy smocks and stacey when the concert forward that's not that great. you know people in moscow say they're like whoa websites and facebook groups about the childfree lifestyle which i didn't believe until i saw the cover for the aug twelfth copy of time magazine yes childfree is no real thing sadly basically these are people who have started a cool trend of not having children and using their time and resources completely for themselves you know if you don't want to have kids that is your business and i really couldn't change your m

but to change his mind the issue is that iceland is a resource wealth the island in the middle of the north atlantic whereas the european union is a central european project to integrate central european economies into. a single economic area through institutions like the common courtesy and the common market now. the issue is whether fitting iceland in these news can be gauche asians is like putting a square peg through a round hole. and that is the. source of the. what you call it the going backwards in the negotiations. now to bring us up to date for the moment i'll be back with a news team with wolf we just have a half an hour from now on the meantime as promised larry king talks to veteran congressman ron paul about the present and future of u.s. politics that's coming up after the break. they say geo politics is a lot like a schoolyard and while obama snubbing a meeting with the president of russia to in theory punish him for the stoughton incident sounds kind of amateur that is the kind of stuff the girl you did when you're sixteen would do cancel date just to show you how much her f

that two of those 13 states were not yet members of the union, the fact is that both north carolina and rhode island held back when the rest of the union adopted the constitution. america was overwhelmingly a rural, rustic agrayingian farm based society. it ended at the appalachian mountains, there were only, in 1800 there were three roads that crossed. the united states was a nation in name only. it was in fact three distinct nations, it was new england, it was the middle states, and it was the south. and each of them had one major, quote, major city, philadelphia as you say the largest city in the nation with all of 40,000 people. so one of the things that martha washington, i think, frankly found not altogether to her liking was the fact that she was uprooted from the agricultural, rural life at mount vernon that she knew, that she had been born into, that she had mastered in many ways, and relished, and it is only the latest chapter of her sacrifice which in its own way i think you could argue matches anything that her husband sacrificed. >> well, that's true. she did not want to go to a city. s

. >> in the north port of long island.ning wine. >> and pinot, delicious i think. i wanted to know you like it. >> uh-huh. >> great roses. and a lot of great wineries and this is a great home base for to you check it out. >> pretty. >> under $200 a night to stay here. great value. mid-week, weekends. i love this hotel. the great thing, you don't know where to start. decide where to go to check out. what they can afford to. >> everybody is chipping in on one product. >> it's a group purchase for one product. >> really smart. >> the next one you say is don't just toss out your old electronics, sell them. are you talking about selling them to an individual or to one of those places that refurbishing electronics. >> you want to go with someone that has done this. i have used gazelle.com. you go to their site, three step process. i have an old iphone, what condition is it? you check those off and it will tell you the value you can get. they'll ship you the box, prepaid postage. you put the item in and they send you a check. >>

rhode island is a blue state and texas and north carolina are red states. this is nothing more than partisan political politics. >> some say the laws have different restrictions in this sort of thing versus rhode island and your state. >> the similarities between rhode island and texas are very close. just as are the similarities between the ibd -- the indiana law and the similarities between the texas program and the program upheld by the united states supreme court. and eric, one last point that shows how hipocritical this is, but the month -- or the year before barack obama took president, the department of justice at that time filed a brief at the united states supreme court saying voter id's were necessary to prevent voter impersonation. now they have changed their tune 180 degrees. >> the lady in brownsville, if she did indeed vote by absentee ballot, would voter id affect that? critics say no. how about getting an id. you have to drive 200 miles in someplaces. not all counties have a dmv office. you have to pay to get a birth certificate and those are

this little island in north wales has been home to the royal couple for three years, where william isased as a search and rescue pilot. >> this is william's big thanks to the people here. he spent 3 1/2 years up here. he's incredibly grateful for the privacy he's been given. and for the kind welcome. >> reporter: where they've been loving life away from the prying eyes of the media, enjoying some privacy, living a low-key life. remember, our newlywed kate pushing her own supermarket trolley. but the royal couple could be kissing this normalcy they crave good-bye as they begin their lives together with their little boy, george. william's posting here is coming to an end next month. the prince will be choosing between extending his service as a soldier or becoming a full-time royal. as for kate and the little prince, they haven't been seen since stepping out on those steps outside st. mary's hospital. but the first official photos will be out soon. >> kate and william, incredibly proud parents. and kate is a keen photographer. we're thinking that she might be taking those photos of baby

flood waters reached second story levels in some areas and the storm has skirted the island's east coast and is heading north. it is expected to fizzle out over the western pacific. >>> more on the situation on the weather there from richard whose at the weather center. >> thank you. the storm is quite nasty in terms of rainfall. it is more disorganized now as you see, the cloud moving in one way. the actual storm center itself moving further north. this is a track where we're expecting it to go across the east china sea towards japan. when it reaches the southern end here on saturday probably delivering winds of 85kph and gusts of 100. the rain will be the most significant feature. just looking at the rainfall totals for taiwan. as you heard in that report, up to 500 mi 500 mill meters is reported. this is significant. i have been looking at the typhoon season, it is a quiet one. the prediction 2, 2 to 25. so far we have seen 15. what's more significance really is the predicted number of typhoons. between 13 and 16, but so far this season we have seen just 2. now, as far as the current system is concerned,

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that two of those 13 states were not yet members of the union, the fact is that both north carolina and rhode island held back when the rest of the union adopted the constitution. america was overwhelmingly a rural, rustic agrayingian farm based society. it ended at the appalachian mountains, there were only, in 1800 there were three roads that crossed. the united states was a nation in name only. it was in fact three distinct nations, it was new england, it was the middle states, and it was the south. and each of them had one major, quote, major city, philadelphia as you say the largest city in the nation with all of 40,000 eople. so one of the things that martha washington, i think, frankly found not altogether to her liking was the fact that she was uprooted from the agricultural, rural life at mount vernon that she knew, that she had been born into, that she had mastered in many ays, and relished, and it is only the latest chapter of her sacrifice which in its own way i think you could argue matches anything that her husband sacrificed. >> well, that's true. she did not want to go to a city. she

and it's because of the storm way up to the north, which is sucking in these southwest storms. much of the islandsbattered by strong winds and also rainfall totals, and we could well see more as the system moves further inland. and further towards the south this is the situation we have. and you can see the flooding there. and there is the possibility of a similar sort of effect as we get the southwesterly flow bringing more rain in across this situation too. i don't think the rain across southern parts of china is going to ease, but there should be some improvement for the philippines. >>> still to come, an uncertain future for health care in somalia. >>> plus . . . >> jailed for fighting against the thai government. i have reporting inside the prison where i have been speaking to convicted insurgents. >>> and chicket coach darren lehman, stokes the flames. details coming up, australia 139 for 2 at the moment. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching al jazeera, these are the top stories. a court in egypt has ordered the release of hosni mubarak on related charges. he is facing retrial for negligence in the killi

north at a speed of 15 kilometers per hour. here is the projected path. it looks like it's going to brush through tie warninaiwan a typhoon and then approach the western southern islandsf japan or main land japan and south korea on the weekend. now heavy rain of about 250 millimeters likely for parts of taiwan. not good news of this area still dealing with the aftermath of a tropical storm, last week's storm. the ground is saturated. and also, this area is a mountainous area, so landslides and mudslides are going to be very high risk here. waves as high as seven meters anywhere in the center of the storm system. and as for the philippines, with the departing system, rain will ease across the north, but it's not the case across the northwest, including manila. other disturbances enhancing, so heavy rain will continue throughout the day. up towards the north, a strong low is dropping heavy rain for northeastern china. the system is expected to reach the korean peninsula as we look ahead to thursday. temperatures are soaring into the mid 30s in tokyo, with plenty of sunshine. but humidity is going to be quite low, about 35%. so we wouldn't feel oppressively hot today. an

her educational methods rather than the public schools as the family traveled around north carolina and long islandhink she was right area she was remarkably gifted in providing that spark that you really want to see education represent of the love of learning. i love to learn -- love learning because of the way she introduced me to topics. it was very chaotic area to. c-span: what was a day like? >> guest: it was totally unpredictable. there was no lesson plan answered by no curriculum standards. my mother would basically say okay what's interesting today and some days it would be mathematics and we might do only mathematics for a few days in a row because it was interesting. and then we would sort of get hired and she'd say let's talk about history. let's read this very let's talk about what the significance of that event was. she was a playwright and she also was interested in language. we did a lot of sort of studying of languages and she would say okay here's a word. do you think that's derived from greek or old french or latin? after a while i got pretty good at that. i looked at in the unabr

. >> long island lock jaw, or, yeah, there's a part, one particular part of long island where, the north shore up by piping rock. do you know where i'm talking about? >> i know long island iced tea. >> long island iced tea. i still have my buttons, my jcpenney buttons that bill ackman -- those will be worth something, don't you think? the buttons that he brought in that were going to turn the company around. >> lehman brothers -- >> and other stuff. i had a new coke advertisement. let's check on the markets this morning. ugly. and i guess that has to do, again, with -- it was worse earlier, actually, but i guess it has to do with syria potentially, because the ten-year is suddenly behaving a little better. oil is also problematic, that's like a tax on everyone else. after that durable goods order, we don't need any headwinds for the economy right now. let's check out the ten-year, which is behaving a little bit better. that should have helped. and it did help initially yesterday, until you saw secretary kerry make those -- that was the best, i thought of -- he really sort of moved me on

island to help the cleanup. the big picture again, well the storm has made landfall, moving over north veet them bringing stormyound the areas, peaking gusts of 90 kilometers per hour. rainfall accumulation will be staggering about 200 millimeters additional of 250 in some localized areas which could trigger flooding and it will be bringing enhancement of the southwestern monsoonal flow so the flooding is going to be at high risk across the indo china peninsula. now to the bigger picture here across southwestern china and into northeastern china and north korea, this is the area we're finding more precipitat n precipitation, about 100 to 150 millimeters could be possible in sichuan and yunan provinces. the extreme drought is still prevailing across southern china and the heat warnings are posted in asia. shanghai is reaching up to 40 degrees and the bad news is that it is going to be continuing. this ongoing heat will exhaust you. try to arrange your plans for the weekend if you are going to be having fun outdoor for the weekend because it's going to be very, very hot as you can see. please take precautions for

let's check that out, and i'm going to get on the road. 49 miles north of san francisco, this bay is home to hog islandcompany, a scenic stopping point for tourists and locals alike. if you're looking for some of the best oysters in the world, this is the place to come. >> i love coming to hog island because i know i can get the best oysters. >> what's not to like about being on the coast and being able to enjoy oysters? >> it's private. you're in the cove. the waves crashing. it's just good to relax. >> i'm terry sawyer, and i am one of the co-owners of hog island oyster company. we work right here on our land base. this is our picnic area here in marshall, california. >> and just like a road trip, location is key when growing delicious oysters. with extreme tides and brackish waters from the pacific ocean pouring into the bay, this setting creates an oyster's paradise. how you doing? >> hi, ali. welcome. >> thank you. i'm so excited to start my road trip here because i hear this is the best place to get oysters around. why is it a good road trip spot? >> you see a working farm, oysters right out of t

businesses and schools, which are closed in the north and east of the country, including the capital, taipei. the typhoon is heading past the west of the islands it approaches southern china, leaving behind a trail of destruction. >> waves batter the coast of taiwan as the storm approached. the severe weather has already put a halt to shipping. authorities warned the situation could deteriorate further still. the heaviest rain has hit the mountainous interior of the island, which has triggered landslides. some villages are cut off entirely, but the fed ministry has 50,000 soldiers on standby to help with rescue operations. >> from our experience with the last storm, we have deployed special operations forces and backup forces to their designated positions. >> in the philippines, relief operations are underway after flooding left more than half the capital underwater on monday and tuesday. 300,000 people are displaced and in need of help. >> we have provided them with ready to eat meals, other relief goods, and the charity office is providing medical and dental care. >> while the cleanup is continuing in some areas, other places close to the c

it starts from about the center of the island, seen here in brown, denoting an area of low elevation, carving a deep scar, it meanders its way northto this fjord. it's still not known exactly where it pieces out. based on the available data, the great gorge stretches for at least 750 kilometers. that's significantly longer than the grand canyon in the united states. , which is 446 kilometers long. but its deepest point is just about 800 meters. half that of the grand canyon. the discovery has never been seen by human eyes and perhaps never will. it's believed to have been formed before the ice sheet blanketed greenland some 3 and a half million years ago, before human existence. today, it's entombed under 2 kilometers of ice. should that melt, it will raise global sea levels enough to inundate many cities. a hidden valley that is perhaps best kept under covers. >>> the makers of tylenol say they will place a new warning on the popular painkiller. johnson & johnson says the new red label will alert users to the risk of taking too much extra strength tylenol, the main pain killing ingredient, acetaminophen can cause liver failure. i