investment this year is in the north sea.ve a similar business model taking assets and developing those. we have assets in malaysia where we took over some old shell acerage and looking for fields and we have a deal in tunisia where we -- ct to have a >> how concerned are you about the political situation? this will have an impact on the way you do business, especially since all the parties here in london said if scotland is independent, they won't have a pound. >> again, the decision on the -- is clearly for the scottish people. i think that will come in september. for our business, clearly the vote for westminster as well as scotland, the oil business is extremely critical. it is the largest industrial business in scotland by far. second largest in the u.k.. i think we will continue to see support in terms of investment. >> you have a contingency plan or are you making one now just in case? i'm surprised at two things actually. i was going to ask you about the contingency plan. we speak to a lot of coast and we haven't real

i got a box, speeds like a bird on a white dark wave in the north sea.ild and inhospitable ocean that wraps the shores of the land called germany. so named because it's halfway to german street as the crow flies. that's what i call erudition. it's a beautiful country, they say. beautiful it may be, but it's not a patch on poland. ah, gentlemen, there'll always be a poland. otherwise, there wouldn't be any poles. [singing] ♪ there'll always be a poland and poland shall be free ♪ ♪ if poland means as much to you ♪ ♪ as poland means to me [music] there'll always be a poland? when jarry wrote the play, he would have scarcely have known that song or the sound of winston churchill's voice in world war ii. they are deliberate anachronisms added by this director. ubu roi has been popular with directors who enjoy adding their own mad touches to each production and who try to keep in the spirit of irreverence in ways which will mean the most to each new audience. since ubu, 20th-century writers have used similar techniques to emphasize modern chaos. in the plays o

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so did a speech made economic unification with the north sea more attainable. four years earlier when there are economic unification means that the postal vote before you think asians being used to exchange it. also of note the prison break due to appear in education is the consummation and the cooperation source of more oriented toward the records nation and the cooperation first then the next step will lead to the kitchen what to call me in tunisia. it is so different as possible and that the regular interaction among citizen that happen here in akron peninsula nothing is impossible but to me to try and think. the lead up to the exchange of people you don't do any interaction between the posts themselves it took shoes the unification and peaceful way. so green it needed to understand the top. before that they understand each other. we need to remove interact more. aunt amber so if present the portico to north korea with these kind of proposals and ideas how should she approached north korea. how would they respond i was not so much impress the body hopeless p

we talk about the north sea and the arctic, the black sea is quite promising as well but unexplored.ey have 7000 wells drilled now. wells willk sea, 100 stop exxon and shell are part of thatup of oil companies were prepared to spend $750 million export off the crimean coast in what is ukrainian territory. now, one analyst said it is in legal limbo because it is de facto under control the crimean. these progression forces of their. it is not -- those pro-russians forces there. if they have an interest in a 500 square mile plot just to the east of the crimean coast. this is in the black sea. saying we are hopeful we will talk to the new authorities a little further down the road. generally speaking, countries uphold agreements reached by their predecessors. >> these oil company's a must have experience when regimes a change. work wherethey only regimes change if you think about it. this could get messy. we are talking about ukraine. they are very adjusted in increasing gas production and oil production to take care of their energy needs. russiancomes a de facto control state, that woul

positive response from the north on other issues including that of japanese nationals abducted by the north sea in which the state. japanese government officials say an unofficial negotiations may take place between the two foreign ministries on the sidelines of the event cost hikes. they recently out of the union of the war divided korean families at the malcolm them restored in north korea. the first such gathering in more than three years and east west on and says. cory and i was to use its causative of lectures to south korea and japan to eventually hold times with the united states. defensemen say it's not one of them in japan says in the ground self defense force will hold more joint drills with the u s marine corps to strengthen its amphibious ahanistan and sn and outside the prefecture on sunday. incidentally drills on a regimen that is tasked with protecting remote islands. the training was based on the scenario of landing on an island after anatomy and patient. james jump from helicopters and chopped or rather both strikers at queensland's eight. i'm in china think the same ad ten act

in india and bottom of this goes beyond the potty and i can see him go back to society and in the north sea. a friend of mine and they love the innocence of the day so i bought this cd on the second one that is something which happened so suddenly and know that all government doesn't have any conflict. i like kicking them in on the twenty oh one the easiest in october th we continue on the goddess of each political party comes about what she'd seen up close at one of the farms that have come about in it and overconfidence maybe because the top part comes in all this complacency. what are the negatives that she needs to watch out well. i think probably the only negative i e i don't even see is that of the center of providing us is much more confident than before because that is idiots attitudes toward the exits and that you don't begin second i have executed by the disaster coming days. as i listen to some had some sun on that this is lovely weekend in the past but the punches and i don't see any kind of thrill of constant was poured on top in on bnp ironed out no celine getting in our pocke

the european union, that the bank system wouldn't work and they couldn't guarantee the future of north seail. and yet during the same period the yes to independence votes has not only solidified, it has actually grown slightly. yet it appears the prime minister us himself wants to continue to ram this message home. he reminds everyone if you can't predict the future, you might as well not risk it. >> you shouldn't make a decision about changing your nation forever without knowing in full what the consequences would be. and just look who is laying out those consequences. the governor of the bank of england. the president of the european commission. business chiefs from companies like bp and shell, alliance trust, rbs, lloyds, barclays, the list goes on. ♪ no no no no >> of course the scotts have heard this many times now and this comic video a take off by the american star lady gaga. captures the frustration felt by the 40% who were proindependence. but the london elite still imply that scotland is still just too little to function without england's protection. the proindependence argument,

and the person who found the hms hood in the north sea, david merns, said this is as bad as it can get. the people who found 447, the air france 447, they say this search is far far more difficult. the positive side is we've learned a lot from the recovery of 447. and we're now deploying in fact the equipment that found 447. that hopefully will be on board a ship tomorrow and en route to where we think the initial crash was. of course what we're looking for now is debris in the water to confirm it was. what we really need to find is the actual crash site. and that's going to be just so much more difficult. >> gentlemen, stay with me. we've just referred to the u.s. navy seventh fleet sending a second p 8 poseidon aircraft to join the search. joining me is the commander of the uss blue ridge. he joins me on the telephone. can you hear me, sir? >> yes, piers, thanks for having me. just to clear up, i'm on board the command ship but we're currently in the western pacific. we're nowhere near the search area. >> i'm sorry. wa i was misinformed on that. but what is your knowledge of what wil

london could lose some control over oil and gas in the north sea but they might have to say cheerio toed in over 200 years is a mix between england's cross of saint bo george, scott land's of st. andrew and irish of st. patrick. if scotland leaves would the flag get the boot. charity and the guardian to choose from 12 options. should britain incorporate the welsh flag of saint david, slide the welsh flag into the corner, adding the royal coat of armors to a modified union jack the winner this one. the brits are nothing if not traditional. scotland's blue replaced with black to perhaps mourn the loss of scotland. luckily many say this won't be necessary, after all what would happen to all the british overseas' serer to er tterrito few countries that include the union jack in their flags. the answer to the "gps" challenge question is d, 1977. this was the same year that jimmy carter became president. >> we meet again at last. >> the first "star wars" came out and apple 2 computers went on sale. if that seems archaic, lawmakers in some u.s. states have recently suggested that firing squad

the good news is it looks like it will be on the north island and western sea boards. still that rain will be impacting most of you throughout your week and accompanied by those very high winds. something to keep an eye on through the coming days. also over towards north america, you can seeing improving conditions where you have been seeing very rough weather the last several days. still the storm system is moving off towards the northeast. see the lines really close together. that indicates gusty winds. in the canadian maritimes 30 centimeters of snow is very likely, but pales to what's happened in upstate new york. i want to show you this video where up to about 60 centimeters in the past 24 hours in a few locations. current blizzard warnings were issued. the governor of new york issued state of emergency warnings there for 14 counties in western -- in upstate new york. blowing snow just created very dangerous conditions. most schools were closed and that kept the buses off the roads and allowed for road crews to get out there and help clean up the snowfall. as far a

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in the headlines this morning, north and south korea exchanging fire at sea. a new nuclear test. south korean officials say there's no sign of that happening yet. >> former pakistan president pervez musharraf indicted on treason charges, accused of illegally suspending pakistan's constitution and unlawfully imposing military rule in 2007. he pleaded not guilty this morning. if convicted, he could get the death penalty. >> former israeli prime minister ehud ul mert has been convicted of bribery. for his part he has denied any wrong doing and faces up to ten yea years in prison. >> hundreds of demonstrators marching across the city. there have been 37 shootings since 2010. 23 of them fatal. several protesters were arrested and the mayor said one officer was injured. the hacker group anonymous helped launch a cyber attack on the police department's web site. it was down most of sunday. those are your headlines, kate. >> the search for flight 370 now entering its fourth week. that means there are just days remaining before the 30-day battery life of the black box e

zoom dip on the north bay. seaerdale, clear lake, into the central valleys seeing light rain this morning. there may be drizzle some sporadic light rain in the north bay for the morning commute. for the most part you can see all dry this morning. look in to the future as we look at downtown san francisco. all wait over towards the east bay hills. a little hard to see from time to time because of a few sprinkles this morning. for the most part r commute will be dry. rain is best in the north bay during the north and int to the afternoon hours. south bay towards the evening. upper 50s to mid-60s along the coast. more news with eric and kristen. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:29, make that 4:30. more now on the fatal incident that caused that b.a.r.t. shutdown last nyp. amy holyfield is near the south hayward b.a.r.t. station. what happened? >> reporter: hi, eric. look at the sign here that was just hastily posted by the service agent who didn't even know what was happening until she got to work this morning. no train

live doppler 7 hd in the northwest corner shows the area north of sea ranch is getting light-to-moderate rain. you can see the lows responsible to the north and that is the center of energy headed to the north so our rainfall amounts are light until the lows send another bit of energy through this time tomorrow when we have heavy are rain. we are in the mid-to-upper 40's in the south bay with clear conditions. increasing clouds to the north but clear for most of the morning so we are at 40 in calistoga. mid-to-upper 40's around lafayette and danville and newark and cupertino and san carlos. the only areas around 50 are san pablo and san francisco and alameda upped -- jumped from 51 to 52. from mount tamalpais, it is clear, with light rain on the way today can it will be cooler for all of us, and heavy rain, thunder is possible, and our best chance of rain this weekend is saturday. upper 50's along the coast and heavy rain tonight and milder in the upper 40's to mid-50's. the morning commute is starting dry with rain in the north bay by 9:00 and heart of the bay by noon and the south bay

garlic from china to truck through missions to the cleanliness of beaches to toy safety all of those north sea could end in quickly by us from the european union. or some other international headlines for you in brief with a venezuelan national guard soldier being shot dead during the latest wave of violence in the capital number of victims now up to eighteen in three. week hundreds of anti-government protesters in caracas venting their anger against alleged abuses by security forces the crowds erected barricades and attacked officers with molotov cocktails and stones the police responded with tear gas and water cannon. the u.k. police have arrested a former guantanamo bay detainee bag and charged him with terrorism offenses linked to the syria conflict and the man who is a british citizen is accused of carrying out rebel training and funding terror acts begg was held in the notorious guantanamo bay for three years without charge he was finally freed in two thousand and five in recent years has spoken frequently to us here at the national describing the inhumane conditions of the prison you ca

. >>> the state department confirming an unannounced missile launch by north korea in the sea of japanno comment on the launch from north korea state media. the united states calling it a troubling escalation that the united states takes very seriously. >>> egypt's chief al-sisi has announced he will resign as defense minister in order to pun for president. >>> some limited cautious optimism in that search for a missing malaysian airliner, satellites spots debris that could be from flight 370. randall why are these objects getting so much attention? >> reporter: well, the picture of these objects were taken sunday by a french satellite. these objects were spread over 150-square mile area. we can see that the approximately 1500 miles southwest of perth, australia. the reason they are getting such attention is because they are located in the same grid where there have been other stat light sightings of debris. and all of that debris is in an area where search teams have been looking for the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. unfortunately so far none of the debris has been retrieved

we talk about the north sea and the arctic but not the black sea. there's a reason for that.are not a there are not there many wells there yet. people have looked at as a promising potential place. they were looking at exxon and shell as space to the south west of crimea. in crimea and waters, they are not the only ones. they're looking east of the coast and also in the black sea. if the referendum goes ahead, these companies have been talking to the federal iternment and kiosk -- kiev, is irrelevant. they are interested in how it comes to be. one person said we do know how it will pan out. we plan to stick to the new authorities in but he did not say who it was stopped he said history show us government respected the agreement and negotiations that as their predecessors have entered into. it happens. if thank you very much. recordbank of japan's easing. the risk. ♪ >> time for company news. i has asked for final euguets.o block -- buy p they are scheduled to meet by the end of the week. honda plans to focus more on the image of its brand. it is setting up a stand-alone divis

this snow will be provided a rich woods north of black sea region as well and warehouse severe thunderstorms can likely have been mostly towards the stronger side in which it on but hundred and sixty kilometers per hour test is in four tests in slovakia who should be the qb of the team concussions the fact but the west thus the reason i can find in spm and seventeen degrees and twenty two both in madrid and in this incident picking oranges out there. they could carry and the united states who even though your official start of spring it will be on thursday for yet here. alex a lebanese who bring another round of winter storm across the net and take in the mid mississippi valley region with temperatures on looking very cold in boston minus two this we are high that is new york just one way high on monday that's risky tactic state and are likely to see some snow in curing now it's the scene snow continued ninety years three pm hour is mine this one is for a hike you're likely to see about twenty centimeters of snow fall across this area that don't force us out this severe thunderstorms. bury h

the coordinates lead to the south china sea north of the kuala lumpur airport. maintenance had been done ten days before the flight. one of the questions, in this day and age of tracking, technology and gps, why is it so hard to locate the missing aircraft? >> reporter: aviation experts are telling us when an aircraft is over land it is tracked by radar. when it is out to sea it is tracked by gps. but when the aircraft being tracked by gps, there are times when only the pilots know exactly where the plane is. malaysia airlines flight 370 seems to have just disappeared over the south china sea. how can that be? all flights beyond 120 miles offshore use gps to determine their location and use that to communicate with the ground. but the gap between communications can be as long as an hour. >> the airplanes are getting the data back to the controllers is difficult. >> reporter: not only difficult to pinpoint where the plane hit water but difficult to determine how far it might have traveled after that. >> account glide a long way under the water to a different loca

we did see a few flurries off towards the north and the sea of japan coastline. sea-effect snow is still a major issue and even into the next 24 hours a few areas could see 30 centimeters of snowfall in western parts of tohoku into western parts of hokkaido. but the good news is that we're going to see that taper off going in to your wednesday, before the next system later on this week comes in from the west. you could see this is bringing some snowfall in and ornd north korea and eventually moves off towards the northeast. but also western japan, you're going to feel some sort of precipitation, as well, by your wednesday into thursday. that's due to a separate system that is developing moving in from the west. take a look at the two-day forecast here on the midweek basically out through thursday. kagoshima some rain showers there for you. owe sock ka, as well into the mid teens for your temperatures in tokyo while clear skies by wednesday but by thursday, that low pushes through. bringing some warming temperatures, and even the risk of some flooding due to snow

north korea has fired off missiles as the u.s. and south korea conduct military exercises in the region. the two missiles, launched separately, traveled for about 200 miles before landing in the searth korea has condemned the joint military maneuvers by the u.s. and south korea. >>> all right with the crisis in ukraine and north korea, president obama spends time on the mideast today. he meets with benjamin netanyahu at the white house. mr. obama says it's time for israel to make peace with the palestinians. or there could be fallout. netanyahu says he won't give in to pressure. >>> at the white house, police arrested nearly 400 demonstrators, mostly college students, two strapped themselves to a fence in a show of civil disobedience. they want the president to reject the keystone pipeline. >>> the right time to buy. the exact day you need to book an airline ticket to get the best deal. >>> new this morning. a popular method to help infants sleep is being questioned. why it could be damaging a baby's hearing. >>> and surprises at the oscars and moments that went viral overnight. our coverage of the academy awards continues. >>> welcome back. the crisis in ukraine is having an eff

>> i think it's going to be day z because right now all of the sea assets are primarily north. so it's going to take quite a while. plus sea state is going to dictate a lot of that along with the general weather because of it being really -- you're talking nine-foot seas right now. that makes it real difficult to go fast. they're going to -- it could be a very long process as far as number of days before they get there. >> i think, greg, the question might be, based on what you're also suggesting about having the ability for sonar and basically listening devices, it may require, if i'm listening to you correctly, that a naval submarine be in the area. the movement of u.s. navy submarines is a classified piece of information. there may be one an hour away, it may be ten days away. >> exactly. if they find an area that looks like it could be a debris field. either we use one of our military assets, the submarine in the area, we've seen rovs down before looking for wreckage if we have an idea whether it is, that can be done. again, that's all ship-based. it's a matter of getting th

. >>> crimea has strategic importance for russia, it's located on the north coast black sea and cbs' analysis mike lyons said it's important to the world. >> the black sea fleet is there. it's the way of controlling the shipping lanes and its only warm water port. a strategic location for russia. they had an agreement with ukraine to keep naval forces there for a very long time. could it jeopardize the naval presence there. he can't have that so it's in his best interest to make sure russia controls that and would never fall into the hands of somebody else because if russia loses that naval port they lose a lot of protection of goods and services shipped to russia to the rest of the world. >> lyons things russia's ambitions for the ukraine are limited to crimea. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" cleaner fuel will mean higher gas price us and who tops the list of the world's richest people. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. despite tensions in ukraine, asian markets were mostly higher on bargain hunting. tokyo'

will meet thursday in a closed door emergency session they will discuss north korea's launching of two ballistic missiles of the sea of japan north korea fired what appeared to be to mid range road on the ballistic missiles from a site north of pyongyang on wednesday. they each clue about six hundred and fifty km before falling into the ocean. security council resolutions down the country from developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology. member nations are expected to considering issuing a statement condemning the launches. north has fired a series of rockets and short range missiles over the past month. analysts say the security council of deans the latest launches an even greater threat requiring a concerted response blizzard is having an effect on eastern canada. our meteorologist second mori has more on that site. the silly season winter storms affecting the east coast of canada over the m one to canada we seem to his are conditioned to think that ben has produced about twenty five centimeters of snow over the northeastern us until wednesday. now wasn't that will likely move away by your friday

and offshore in the black sea, as well as companies doing a lot of oil and gas development in the north sea and so forth. what about their ability in the near term to provide more natural gas to these countries? is there something we can do to make that happen? >> with respect to the norwegians, they do have capacity to move more gas. over the last year and a half, they have been the largest supplier of gas. they have the ability. there's nothing we need to do to help them capture that market. on the other key points, i would echo what ed chow has said. we could be more forthright and less timid about encouraging gas development in europe. i have been to eight of those countries trying to teach safe shale gas practices. they don't have private ownership or access to infrastructure. assistance, getting regulators comfortable, those are things we are doing but we could do more of. the second one is the point ed made. the european story is weak eliminated destination causes -- we illuminate destination causes, that is not the case. i have encouraged the state department put that at the top of

we're the first producer in the north sea.eration at a time when you can start to see the decline of gas production in the uk, that's normal for total. we were asked by the government to come and help them to develop those not risky but unconventional gas which means difficulty in terms of its accessibility, difficulty in terms of cost control, but that's our skill and we participate as one of the oldest investors in the uk. >> kelly? >> sharon, thanks. christophe, it's been said with regard to russia that the tool with which to intimidate europe is the valve on a natural gas pipeline. what is your company doing to try to offset that? >> you mean which pipeline? >> the natural gas pipeline. what is your company doing to try to reduce europe's reliance on russia for its energy, specifically it's natural gas? >> okay. you know, we are not in any pipe -- gas activities between russia and europe. we avoid it. by the way, it's a monopoly of gas, the national gas company. that's why total is involved in l & g because in l & g you ex

. >> reporter: north korea has two short range missiles in the sea after they announced the north firedr scud missiles into north korean waters last thursday and they call the south core u.s. drill as rehearsal for invasion and washington has denied that. north korea has deported an australian missionary and apologized for the antistate religious acts and requested forgiveness and arrested for secretly handing out passages from the bible two weeks ago. >> throughout the world it has been an amazing time of encouragement, care from friends, people that i haven't heard from for years, and family have been wonderful and supportive. >> andrew thomas has the latest. >> he is in beijing expelled by the government and released after issuing a full, written confession which he also had to readout on camera. in that camera john says he accepts now he committed a hostile act towards the people of north korea, one for which he truly apologizes. and they will try to negotiate his release and his arrest coincided with abuse in north korea, a report written by an australia judge and it was somehow re

apparently what happened this morning, north korea announced it will be holding test firing drills, firing artillery into the sea, close to this disputed maritime border, which is the tensest part of the korean peninsula. it's been the scene of fatal ea incidents several times. the north koreans did fire, but some of their shells landed in south korean waters. the south koreans who maintain artillery close to the coast, responded with their own fire, but didn't fire directly at north korea. they were firing into the sea as a retaliatory strike. but as far as we're aware, no damage or casualty. but this does race tensions in the region at the most dangerous time of the year. spring is the time when the south koreans and the americans conduct joint military drills, a very sensitive issue for the north koreans, who have been firing a barrage of missiles, talking about a new nuclear test. so appeared to be responding to these annual u.s.-south korean drills. >> i know it's always difficult to know what's happening in north korea. but what do you make of this unfolding? north korea did announce to hold these drills,

europe has tried to diversify away from russian energy by investing in pipe lines to the caspian sea and northica, and exploiting gas fields in norway, but growth in demand for natural gas will eat up much of the supply. >> because the domestic supplies from these critical producers are declining, really the pipeline supplies that will be available for europe will be largely from russian gas. >> european leaders understand this, and that's why they are calling for dialogue with, not sanctions against russia. any disruption to energy supplies to europe would hurt russia too. it receives about half of its budget revenue from sales of oil and gas, however, the leverage russia holds is clear, the energy markets are on edge because of the conflict, but what else is a stake for russia's neighbors and more importantly for the global economy? let's ask an analyst at a geopolitical intelligence firm that provides analysis and forecasts to it clients, and i'm assuming your clients want to know. this is not on the top of everybody's tongue. not everybody understands what the conflict is, and certainly cr

for weeks north korea has been making ominous threats and firing missiles into the sea. today the north fired 500 artillery shells, 100 fell into south korean waters. it immediately brought back memories of november 2010, when shells rained down on this south korean island killing two soldiers and bringing the two koreas to the brink of war. on the same island today, hundreds of residents fled to underground shelters. at the same time out in the sea of japan, the u.s. marine corps as swinging into action. on board this aircraft, about to land on the uss carrier. there are several thousand u.s. marines here that are about to invade korea. >> these young marines are part of a huge shift of u.s. forces. away from iraq and afghanistan, into the tense waters that surround north korea and china. >> since we have done our rebalance, we regained all three of those infantry battalions and additionally put back our aviation component to its previous so we have pumps it back up from the lower level of manning, if you will, to what is now, as i said, almost 30,000 marines. >> they ar

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more 70s in the forecast for the north bay tomorrow. the seareeze, ocean air conditioning crank up. we've got 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds. eventually that will pull in low clouds which have been lurking along the coast. that will push inland through tonight into tomorrow morning. storm track for now off to the north. that is subject to change now as we go through, it looks like tuesday into wednesday. by the end of the weekend, no worries about any rain. misty skies with some of the low clouds as we head toward tomorrow morning. the chances of rain will start to increase once this pattern shift evolves. area of high pressure gives way a dip in the jet stream. storm system comes riding on in. tuesday, rain developing in the north bay. pushing south. not much left by the time it hits san jose. it will set the stage for two more systems that we think will bring another chance of rain this time next weekend. some of the rain showers across the bay area, thursday into early friday. and saturday and next sunday in the north bay we'll see a chance of

north. we've got rain around mt. shasta and crescent city. you head further south and we've had a few returns by hidden valley, heelsburg, mt. st. helena where our radar is and around seaanch. possibility of the far north bay looking at a shower today, but the rest of us will sit underneath the cloudy skies. here's a view from mt. tam. we'll see a few sunny breaks this morning, 59 in san jose. los gatos, half moon bay 57 degrees, upper 50s for oakland and san francisco average highs this time of year should be in the low 60s, san francisco upper 60s in san jose. here's san jose right now where you can see it looks overcast, but we will look for some of that sunshine to filter through, 57 in concord, it's 58 in livermore with cool spots santa rosa at 54. so yes it is anywhere from 6 to 10 degrees milder this morning than we were yesterday. we had plenty of 40s yesterday. sticking to our tower camera shows the cloudy sky, the chance of a shower north today, this is far north of the north bay, and then showers tonight through the overnight hours, and by the morning commute we'll see leftover showers in the south bay, but the front weakens considerably as it heads to the s

it's far enough north for the seas to be a lot calmer. the area is sort of boxed in almost, there's africa and australia on either side and i was talking to an oceanographer this morning and he was saying the average wave height in the southern ocean was up to six meters, where they're going now it's about three meters. so better conditions generally. the conditions are said to be fine. there's about -- well, there's ten planes going out today, several of them are already on target. the other thing, too, which is important in this, natalie, it's much closer to this air force base where we are just outside perth which means they can get to the search zone quicker and, importantly, they can stay on the search zone quite a lot longer. one chinese search plane has returned from a sortie today. we're still waiting for any information. but the searchers, again, are warning that it could take some time before we start getting more information on what is actually on the surface of the sea. the ships, which were in the southern area, have now been

today, his team is collecting sea stars just north of seattle. >> the population of sea stars is -- they're quite abundant at that site so, on the pylons, there were healthy sea stars, but we were also coming across arms and piles of deteriorated sea stars and individuals that were twisted. >> reporter: the divers are searching for stars showing symptoms, as well as the ones that appear healthy. >> the experiments are where we take individuals who have signs of the syndrome and put them in tanks with individuals that don't have signs. >> reporter: then they closely watch the progress to hav of the disease. first the stars twist arms into knots and sometimes lesions form on their skin. >> one of them was very sick and the other two individuals started ripping themselves apart. the arms just crawl away from the particular body. >> reporter: you heard that right. the arms crawl in opposite directions until they tear away from the body and their insides spill out. unlike most starfish, the arms don't regenerate. as fastars that came in with sys died within 24 hours. >> interesting, though, i di

europe has tried to diversify away from russian energy by investing in pipelines to the caspian sea and north africa. growth in europe's demand for natural gas will eat up much of the new potential supply. >> europe is still primarily still a pipeline gas market because the domestic supplies from these critical producers are declining. really the pipeline supplies that we'll be available for europe will be largely from russian gas. >> european leaders understand this, and that's why they're calling for dialogue with not sanctions against russia. u.s. sanctions against russia could have implications for a variety of american companies doing business there. they range from energy giants like exxon consumer companies like coke and pepsi and ford. all told, the u.s. chamber of commerce says american businesses have about $10 billion invested in russia. that's a figure some analysts say is way too low. now to ukraine, which is a country on the brink of default. this week the european union announced a two-year aid pack of $15 billion to ukraine designed to make up for a russia package of the same

union, that the banking system wouldn't work and they wouldn't be able to guarantee of the future of north sea every single economic button against them has been pressed by london. during the same period, the yes to independence votes has not only solidified, it's grown slightly. >> this comic video, a takeoff on the american star lady gaga boils down the frustration felt by the 40% who are pro independents, in their opinion the london elite continues to patronize them by implying that scotland is too little to function without english protection. the artist herself is convinced that the pro independence arguments of yes we can will always resonate better with scots than the drum beat from plan don of no you can't. >> people don't like being patronized and told what to do. it's ironic, that's part of why we want independence. people are tired of being not dictated to, but policies forced upon them that they didn't vote for. >> what should david cameron do? if he gives more furious compromise has he not accepted some of the core values of the independence campaign? >> it will be interesting to

so the search of the south china sea which is north of malaysia has now been called off. no reason to look there. a new search will undoubtedly begin off australia, but even though we know when the jet last pinged the satellite, it could have flown for another hour or so so there's still a bigger area to search, but not as big as what it could be. dan? >> huge area to search and this mystery just deepens. david kerley, thank you for your continuing coverage. this new information gives new urgency, of course, to the investigation into the pilots. if fact, just hours ago they arrived at the home of the plane's captain and abc's bob woodruff is in the malaysian capital of kuala lumpur with the latest. bob, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, dan. you know, this news is just sweeping across this country of malaysia right now. this has been going on for seven days now, the people have been criticizing the police for not searching through the homes of any of the pilots or crew members. well, that's changing today. while search teams continue looking for the plane, th

time land did not appear to be the tarring but 100 of -- tarring get but 100 of 500 north korean shells landed in yellow sea, part of which the north korean consider theirs. south koreans responded with 300 shells of their own. as to why me north koreans did that, it's anybody's guess but seems undoubted they did it to time this exercises with the joint u.s.-south korean exercise. >> talk about some new kind of nuclear testing but haven't been specific, and the united states' reaction with our military over there. >> the reaction has been what we always see so often in this. ex-as separation ton the one hand, condemnation on the oomph here's the white house spokesman jay carney. >> north koreans actions are dangerous and provocative, and the dpr k's continued threats and provocationsing a agree said tensions and further north korea's isolation. we remain steadfast in the exitment to the defense of our allies and remain in close coordination with the republic of korea and japan. >> it's improbable to predict what north korea yo young leader, kim jung un, will do next but they have hinted they may be preparin

we have fog along the coast and high clouds from a front that passes to the north inducing a sea breezewhy we have cloud cover over the top of us in san francisco to oakland. that is what we see on the roof. that gives way to high clouds but for lingering clouds along the coast that will dissipate late in the afternoon. it is cooler today, 60 at the coast and mid-60's in san francisco to 72 in san jose. inland we will go in the low-to-mid 70's. still warmer-than-average away from the coast today. here is leyla gulen. >> if you are thinking of ditching the car, we have 42 trains running on time and ace rain is running on time with no delays there. behind me, we have green an indication of top speeds across the bay area throughout san francisco and the peninsula and the east bay into san jose. no delays. just a few extra cars over the altamont pass. drive time traffic walnut creek to dublin is 13 minutes and from santa rosa to san francisco is 51 minutes. fog through the mountains to los gatos is 21-minute commute. >>> breaking news from hayward where the latest illegal marijuana "grow" o

two missiles were filed 200 miles into the sea of japan. northorea carried out a similar launch of missiles on thursday. >> the death toll in a sword attack stands at 33. a group of unidentified men stormed a train station in western china. the chinese government calls it an act of terrorism. police fatally shot four of the attackers and are looking for others. >> south african track star oscar pistorius goes on trial monday for murder. we'll take you live outside the courthouse in south africa. we'll see several of these images in the coming weeks. the former olympian known as the blade runner because of his prosthetic legs is accused of killing his girl. he said the shooting on valentine's day was an accident. he thought she was an intruder. prosecutors say he killed her on purpose after a late-night fight. south africans are watching the case that could send him to prison for 25 years. >> the media may make or break the case because of information that is not in the public domain yet, might dom the public domain when the trial runs, and other

now, north korea has test fired 30 short ranged missiles in what analysts say is a response to u.s.-south korean military exercises. south korea says the missiles were fired into the sea of japan off north korea's east coast. north korea has carried out six such tests in recent weeks. seoul and washington have urged pyongyang to stop what they call provocative actions. to the west bank where three palestinians have been killed and at least 14 injured in a refugee camp as israeli troops carried a rage to capture a militant. palestinian officials say the troops surrounded hamza abu el-heija's house in the jenin camp and killed him after he opened fire on them. the israeli soldier then killed two more people after they were attacked by an armed mob. an israeli spokesman called him a ticking bomb who was wanted for attacks against israeli civilians. the killings end the violence that is complicating peace efforts. on a very different news, sports news. the tension is turning to the battle to avoid relegation. and in the friday evening matchup, freiburg took a big step with a 3-1 win over drem men. -- bremen. >> they got the message. in the 15th minute, mayhem in front of

north korea has fired off missiles as the u.s. and south korea conduct military exercises in the region. the two missiles, launched separately, traveled 200 miles before landing in the seanorth korea has condemned the joint maneuvers by south korea and the u.s. >>> could be a hard day for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is likely to get an earful from president obama when they meet. he said now is the time for the two to seize peace. >>> we said school is closed in many districts because of the latest snowstorm. we've lost count of how many storms there have been this year but too many for a school district in the ozarks. today is the 19th snow day this year so students were in class on saturday. administrators are worried about student performance. >> the biggest impact is going to be on our state testing towards the end of the year. we do that in may. >> students say it wasn't so bad. for some students, it was probably fun. art students and band using the day to go on field trips they missed because of the bad weather. >>> all right. after a raucous weekend, those still able to stand in places like new orleans and rio are entering the stretch run of ma

artillery shots were aimed at the north after hundreds of shells landed in the yellow sea. ge follows a new nuclear threat from the north. >> it lasted for more than three hours, say separate sessions of firing, 500 projectiles fired and the south careens saying a hundred of those fell in their waters. the south koreans are calling this a planned provocation. it must be emphasized none of these projectiles were aimed at vessels. it does go to recent uptick in north korean activity with dozens of short range rockets launched, a couple of mid range missiles as well launched last week. sunday, north korea talking about a possible new form of nuclear tests. i think no coincidence, as well, that it happened on the same day as an enormous south screen u.s. and australian joint amphibious landing exercise, which has been carried out on this southeastern coast of south korea on this beach and a couple of others in which 13,000 troops were involved. we went onboard the ship, which is in charge of this entire exercise, a little earlier spoke to the most send you're u.s. marine in the

countries like china looks to see what we will do as they consider their options in the south china sea. north korea, in terms of its march to weaponization, places in africa decide whether or not the international community will be responsive. even as we negotiate with iran, at the same time that iran, as we have heard here, is in the terrorismromoting vigorously. me that you need to say which you mean and mean what you say. respect, do we understand that this is a challenge in the immediacy about ukraine? it is also a broader challenge as it relates to the message our western allies sent globally. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i agree fully with your point. i think a great deal is at stake in the ukraine today. it is about ukrainians and their ability to make their own choices, but it is also about the wider consequences that you just described. i think it is very important for the united states to make clear that we will put actions behind our words, about her concerns, about what is happened. about providing international norms, not just for ukrainians, but given the wider stakes that are in

meet in a closed door emergency session on thursday in the wake of north korea's launching of two medium range ballistic missiles into the sea of japan. security council resolutions ban the north from developing nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology. member nations are expected to consider issuing a statement condemning the launches as a violation of these resolutions. the north has fired a series of short range missiles over the past two months stoking concerns among u.n. members. the security council apparently deems the latest launches an even greater threat requiring a concerted response. following the third's third nuclear test in february of last year, the council unanimously adopted a resolution further tightening sanctions against pyongyang. china, the north's ally, also backed the resolution. attention is focused on whether the security council can again agree on a unified response. >>> south korean peculiar park kuhn nay is calling for better communication among east asian nations on nuclear security and the environment. park went to berlin for talks with chancellor angela merkel after attending a securi

garlic from china to truck through missions to the cleanliness of beaches to toy safety all of those north sea could end in quickly by the european union. and turning to other international news in brief now a roadside bomb targeting a police gun and point two books a nation to hold at least eleven offices in northwest pakistan local. officials say the explosion was followed by fears gun fight and this is the first attack on a poirot team since a vaccination campaign restarted last week following numerous times by the taliban consider it to be a cover for international espionage. police in the u.k. have charged a forgone tunnel with detainees. with terrorism offer offenses a link to the syria conflict the moniker is a british citizen was arrested on tuesday and is accused of carrying out rebel training and founding interacts bag was freed in two thousand and five after having spent three years in the guntown of a facility without charge in recent years bag has spoken frequently to r.c. describing the inhumane conditions of the prison is interviews along with other gun tunnel day our dates are