sabrina shuck will be segregated in a specially designed nursery and kept away from all other inmates. and right now, she's about to be driven from the riverhead jail to a local hospital where she will give birth by cesarean section. >> i'm excited, anxious, nervous, scared. but ultimately, ecstatic. just can't wait to get off of this tier and just have my baby after six long months of being here. it's exciting but i feel like it's going to be sad. it's going to be like bittersweet, because i'm going to be -- i mean, i won't be alone completely, but -- >> you won't have us. >> there's nothing like it. >> it's okay. you'll have your baby. >> i know, but it's not the same. >> shuck is awaiting trial on charges including second degree murder, as is the father of her baby, cesar figueroa, who is housed in the men's section of the jail. she does not yet know whether she's having a boy or a girl. >> it's a girl. >> it's a boy. >> here we go. >> it's a girl. >> little boy. >> i think it's a little cesar. >> you're rolling up. >> yay. >> oh, my god. >> i love you guys. >> i love you, sabrina.

we're turning my office into the nursery today. you've been moping around like you lost your platoon over a room? not just a room. it's the only place in this house where i can still close the door and read a book or have a drink. everything in there was mine. ah, who cares? everybody's got their problems. (doors unlock) no. (lock clicks) you know, i can still open my door. you just locked yourself back in. look, dad, i... (sighs) i had to give up my home office for lily's bedroom and i was upset about it, too. wasn't hugging bunnies but... all right. i-i realize that it wasn't about an office or a room. it was about how lily was gonna change everything. but once we got her in there i don't know. i-i just-- i never looked back. yeah, i guess i'm just nervous about everything, you know. yeah. thanks, kid. you know, i'm just recalling me grumbling about giving up my mg roadster when you and claire came along. great car. no backseat. isn't it funny? the stupid things that we think-- she was my baby. (under breath) are so important. i

which will actually allow our nursery to do more propagating a sustainable plan materials. we are also adding a truck driver to enhance athletic fields and meadows which is going to be business for us. on the echo incremental education said were invest in urban agriculture program and stewardship volunteer programs which been very proud about. our third area focuses has been active living. our recreation division offers 5400 programs a year with over 15,000 registrants. right now were in the middle of summer camps. if 80 summer camps going on all over the city. a variety of violence prevention programs that were offering this summer as well. our programs are accessible to everyone. were very proud of the fact that we now offer well over well north of $1 million in scholarships. our scholarship program operates ray's similar to the school districts free and reduced lunch program and in fact the sub subsidies are targeted to anybody eligible for particular subsidy for the free and reduced lunch program. again, growing city demands more from its parks and some of the investmen

i used to have-- some of the alex cross books had nursery rhyme titles.d i said, "marge there's more interesting things we could do than that." and then this alarm clocks rings and my eyes go back and forth. and then it-- the film cuts, and homer comes into the bedroom. and homer says "that was great last night marge. but why did you keep calling me james?" (laugh) yeah so that was fun. it was great fun. i then-- after the episode ran, i sent-- i sent flowers to the studio for marge. and to this day i've never heard back. >> they haven't responded? >> marge has not responded. >> oh, but it was the epitome of pop culture essentially. >> it was cool. it was-- it was a lotta fun. it was fun to do. >> james patterson thanks for being on talk to al jazeera >> thank you. are we done already? >> we're done that's it... >> daaaamn... >> thank you >> thank you >> comedy great, richard lewis >> i really am in love with the craft... >> turning an angst ridden and neurotic outlook... >> i have to un-ravel myself on stage as fearlessly as possible >> into an award win

. >> ellen: i got you something for the nursery. bring it out, please. >> oh, wow. wow. >> ellen: first of all, you are confused like you don't even have to change them. these are their nappies, but you can start drinking once you have it. >> oh. [cheers and applause] >> ellen: and you can put that on. >> he's down there -- >> ellen: "the imitation game" is in theaters now. we'll be right back. keira knightly, everybody. we'll be right back. (dog) mmm, beneful healthy weight is so good... and low-calorie. keeps me looking good. hey, i get some looks, i hear the whistles. (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, low-calorie meal your dog will love. with wholesome rice, real chicken, and accents of vegetables and apples. jergens® natural glow® moisturize for natural-looking color and so much more. you look amazing! i mean... maybe you shouldn't sit next to me. gradually glow or now instantly tan. jergens® natural glow® >> ellen: cassie, are you having fun? [cheers and applause] leave your drinks there and you and your bridesmaids come on down here. i want to play a g

kids who spent an hour a day watching the kid show appeared to form -- appeared to perform better at nursery school, according to a study. they found that low income children appreciated the most benefit. "sesame street" is one of the nation's longest running shows. as everybody who is raising someone knows. brian: when i need a break and i put him in front of the tv, "oh it's educational," it's big bird. we have the time lapse video from congressional -- this is not the time lapse, this is frederick, western maryland. the dark clouds, the visibility drops, the trees shake and they rain is coming down intensely. that is what we saw through the afternoon. bands of heavier rain. some got slammed with a lot, others did not see as much. we had some sunshine break through a little after this. as we look at the wind gusts we had wind gusts near 52 at reagan national. dulles with a wind gust of 49. george mason elementary in alexandria, 47 mile-per-hour wind gust. still muggy, upper 60's, lower 70's. you will feel the humidity. some of the rain, look at this, robert frost an inch, 1.25 inches great

. >> reporter: we're on nursery way in south san francisco. there could not be a more quiet neighborhood in the entire bay area. when the s.w.a.t. team came recently they found 22 assault rifles, two bolt action sniper rifles a .50- caliber revolver, 38 weapons in all. police say somewhere standard in a safe but others were just lying in the open. investigators found explosives including a couple of crudely built pipe bombs. >> at that point we stopped our search and contacted san francisco bomb squad who responded to the scene. bomb squad officers responded and rendered those explosive devices safe which allowed to us continue the search. >> reporter: a neighbor shot these images of the police action last week and police say the case started with a series of robberies. investigators dub the the suspect the letter-man because one of the suspects wore a varsity letter jacket during the robberies. bottom line here, there are two suspects homer matthews and austin chin who lived here on nursery lane. they are facing charges related to the robberi

there are lagoons and vast areas of man grove swamp and shallow waters act as a nursery for marine lifehuge and this is a very small area and you have kilometers and kilometers of the same environment which is very shallow waters and means that the sea weed receive solar energy and it's a way of protecting in general. >> reporter: wealth and beauty here is staggering and a huge source of potential revenue from eco tour rhythm but they will be having a trick to not destroy the wealth and integrity, bay of pigs cuba. >>> director of the global marine program and world life fund and is from england and good to have you with us what do you think we can learn from cuba other than putting our country in isolation? >> good morning. i'm not an expert in the situation in cuba but as we just saw from the report if you can protect the key parts of the eco system, not just the coral reef but man grove and sea grass is also part of it if you can take the pressure off then these incredibly important eco systems can come back and with that provide the goods and services that so many people around the

. >> what may be the most prolific nursery on any given days hundreds of millions of sea creatures begin life under his watchful eye. >> 20 million larvae in one tub. that's incredible. >> from this to the end we have about 600 million larvae. >> raises shellfish for the taylor shellfish company located in western washington, largest shellfish processor in the united states. these oysters begin life with tanks filled with sea water. the larvae so small they can only be seen with a like row scope. >> when the little larvae leave here they have little tiny shells on them already? >> yes. >> but now the newly born oysters are under threat by a little known issue known as ocean acidification. one of the most serious effects of greenhouse gases. some 22 million tons of co2 every day is absorbed by the otion. >> what do those eapplications do to the chemicals of the chemistry of the water? >> basically the co2 becomes an acid this ought to be a very crucial problem especially in the early development of larvae. >> reporter: for juvenile oysters that can be lethal preventing them from forming s

act as a nursery of marine life. >> huge. we are look at a very small area. if you go here you see kilometers and kilometers of environment. the seaweed receive plenty of solar energy. >> the wealth and beauty of cuba's natural environment is staggering. the huge source of revenue especially from ecotourism. tapping its wealth without damaging its integrity. 96nick clark, al jazeera cuba. >>> the news is next live from london. >> this is al jazeera. hello i'm lauren taylor, this is the newshour live from london. coming up turkey's ruling party suffers a set back at the ballot box and now faces the difficult task of building a coalition. live in southern italy after a weekend that saw more than 5,000 migrants rescued at sea. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> barack obama says he needs more commitments before he can

. >> this is a nice california native, record report jeff is showing us what is hot at orchard nursery in lafayette. suck lent plant sale have skyrocketed. >> people ask about what will survive. >> a little mulch goes a long way, keeping soil moist. the checkou line was long, people changing their gardens and mindset. >> some changes but still able to have some pretty flowers. >> doi your part. >> trying. >> reporter:onservation, doing your part: these three communities have some of the highest mandatory cuts brentwood, 32% hillsborough 36% morgan hill, 28%. >>> yesterday we told you the sier saw an above average amount of rain and snowhis month. what about the bay area? here's a live look above the bay. cloudy today but the clouds certainly not helping in our need f water on the last day eye may. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. >> may certainly not known for its soaking showers, but some spot are dsperate to find any measurable rainfall. look at th may rainfall. santa rosaand oakland airport, only saw a drizzle this month. san francisco saw 13% of nor

there are lagoons and vast areas of mangro ve swamps that act as a nursery of marine life. >> it's huge. this is not just small area. you have kilometers on top of kilometers of the same environment. this is a very necessary area. >> the wealth and beauty of cubs' natural environment is staggering. it is a huge source of potential revenue especially from eco ecotorism. but the trick is tapping its wealth without destroying its integrity. nick clark al jazeera, the bay of pigs, cuba. >> well, plenty more on the environment and of course all the news and sport on our website. the address for that is www.aljazeera.com. details there of the on the website. you can watch us there by clicking on the icon. >> president obama said he's taking a new look at america's strategy in iraq. the comments come at the end of the g 7 summit. >> anda police officer in texas suspended after he's caught on camera pulling his weapon on teenagers at a pool party. >> in south carolina a police officer is

shallow waters act as a nursery of marine life. >> it's huge. here we are, in this area you go there, you have kilometres of the same environment. we see shallow waters. we see plenty of solar energy and this is an area. >> the beauty of the environment is staggering. it's a huge source. especially from eco tourism. the trick is it attacking its wealth. >>> you can catch more of our reports on the environment on our website that you can see on your screens there at aljazeera.com. currently leading with the u.n. report on nations that harm children and why it left israel out. rest of the news out. out. this is techknow. a show about innovations that can change lives. the science of fighting a wild-fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight, techknow investiages dirty gold. see the color of this river? this is not normal.

. >> this is a nice california native, record report jeff is showing us what is hot at orchard nursery in lafayette. suck lent plant sale have skyrocketed. >> people ask about what will survive. >> a little mulch goes a long way, keeping soil moist. the checkout line was long, people changing their gardens and mindset. >> some changes but still able to have some pretty flowers. >> doing your part. >> trying. >> reporter: conservation, doing your part: >> these three communities have some of the highest mandatory cuts brentwood, 32% hillsborough 36% morgan hill, 28%. >>> yesterday we told you the sierra saw an above average amount of rain and snow this month. what about the bay area? here's a live look above the bay. cloudy today but the clouds certainly not helping in our need for water on the last day eye may. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. >> may certainly not known for its soaking showers, but some spot are desperate to find any measurable rainfall. look at the may rainfall. santa rosa and oakland airport, only saw a drizzle this month. san francis

shallow waters act as a nursery of marine life. >> it's huge. >> it's huge and here, this is a very small area, you go there you have kilometers on kilometers of the same environment. we see very shallow waters so it means the seaweed receive plenty of solar energy. this is a very inaccessible area so it's well protected in general. >> the wealth and beauty of cuba's natural environment is staggering. it is a huge source of potential revenue especially from ecotourism but a trick will be tapping its wealth without destroying its integrity. nick clark al jazeera the bay of pigs cuba. >> now there's a flying saucer currently skies over hawaii but it's a close encounter of the nasa kind. yes, the u.s. space agency is testing a saucer spaced craft designedspacecraftdesigned from be computers millions of miles from earth. lots more on our website aljazeera.com. jazeera.com. this is techknow. a show about innovations that can change lives. the science of fighting a wild-fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show abou

the weapons were in a safe, but others were just out of the open inside this nondescript house on nursery way in south san francisco. a neighbor who does not want to talk on camera captured these images of the police action one week ago today. police discovered materials to make explosives and even a couple of crudely built pipe bombs. >> at that point, we stopped our search and we contacted san francisco bomb squads who responded to the scene. bomb squad officers responded and rendered those devices safe. >> reporter: investigators say there is no indication terrorism was a motive. the case started with a series of robberies. police dub the suspects the letter men because one of the men wore a varsity letter man's jacket during the robbery. at harbut hills market, witnesses say they pulled guns on the employees. >> these are now in the possession of law enforcement versus somebody else is the way we would want it to be. >> reporter: joe vasquez, kpix5. >> the two suspects are facing charges relating to the robberies and not the good weapons yet. joe says it is up to the san mateo distric

when he came home, william went to school for forestry and began a nursery business in the bronx.was hard work lots of physical labor -- just like he liked it. he married a red-head, blue-eyed woman named bertha schiffer, and they had three children who gave them 14 grandchildren. he bought a house upstate, where the grandkids spent their summers swimming and riding horses. he taught them how to salute. he taught them the correct way to raise the flag every morning and lower and fold it every night. he taught them how to be americans. william stayed in touch with his fellow veterans, too. and when world war ii came william went and talked to the army about signing up again. by then, his war injuries had given him a terrible limp. but he treated that limp just like he treated his age all those years ago -- pay no attention to that, he said. he knew how to build roads, he knew camouflage -- maybe there was a place for him in this war, too. to bertha's great relief, the army said that the best thing william could do for his country was to keep running his business and take care of hi

the nursery stock size standpoint, not the mature size. the size upon planting. the low limbs would have to be above pedestrian heights because there is lots and lots of foot traffic there as well as deliveries and vehicles. we would have to have that eight foot clearance on the sidewalk side as a minimum and then with the crown above that, on 36 inch box trees having somewhere around 14 feet height on planting. we have two renderings. this is actually one of them. one of them shows what the tree would like like shortly after planting within 3- 5 years after planting and the other one is at maturity. this is showing the trees at maturity for your clarification. we don't want to dissolution anyone about what would be going in. we do believe that smaller stature trees are of critical importance. the container size that we are working with in terms of a total growing space is only 6-foot by 6-foot growing sole about 3 feet. the current diameter and structure that is large enough that the normal mechanical root zone, or structural root zone for the streets should be

original plan was three to five years in this home and we have since converted dave's office to a nursery which we figure you know will help us get through the next couple of years. but we're still hoping to move. >> reporte nearly 8 million borrowers are still underwater. that's a little more than 15% with a home mortgage. a vast improvement over las year but still about half of those borrowers are deeply under water, ot least 20% more on the loans than the current value of the home. with home price gains expected to moderate these borrowers could remain under water for many years to come. and that throws a real wrench into the housing cycle, especially whe it comes to starter homes like the littlejohn. those are the homes that attract first-time home buyers and because so many homeowners are under water, it makes it hard to sell their home to new buyers and supply the demand for the people on the next rung of the ladder. >> there's great bargains that we'd like to move into but still since we haven't developed any equity in our own situation, we're going to have to produce the equity in

she tweeted this picture of the new nursery by pottery barn kid.ey could lend her adorableness to a product if mom and dad approve. >> curry family is just embodies everything that should be pure about sports and about nba. >> the best man in nba. they come. >>reporter: marketing dollars and deals for other players and deals for other players, too. barns and bogut signed autographs in san francisco and daly city for fans would stood in line for hours. >> i feel so awesome i got andrew signature right now. >>reporter: dove nation member says anything the warriors want to endorse he's in. >> people line up early and purchase the product and wait in line for hours. i definitely do it. >> fame fortune for the new champ of the nba. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> the don't forget right after the newscast kimmel big guest is app dray you can expect that to be a lot of if you please at 11:35 on "jimmy kimmel live". >> expression through most of the show. music mogul p. diddy arrested after confrontation with football coach at ucla. he was taken

extensive areas of diversity that remained and lagoons and vast area of man grove and shallow waters is a nursery marine life. >> we are watching a small area and you go there and you have kilometers and kilometers of the same environment and we receive plenty of solar energy. it's just a well protected area in general. >> reporter: wealth and beauty of cuba's environment is staggering and a huge source of potential revenue especially from eco tourism but the trick is tapping the wealth without destroying the integrity, bay of pigs cuba. >>> director of the global marine program at the world life wildlife funds and says needs to be more commitment from governments in protecting coral reefs. >> in a place like cuba where it looks like the human pressures are relatively less than the philippines or indonesia where i have worked it's perhaps a little easier but most places it's much more complex and that we need two things we need stronger political will from governments and internationally and nationally and we need additional resources to help transition those places away from a stronger payment o

. >> reporter: he oversees what may be the world's most prolific nursery.any given day hundreds of millions of sea creatures begin life under his watchful eye. 20 million larvae per tub. >> yes. >> that is incredible like between this tub to the enthere we have about 600 million larvae right there. >> reporter: a marine biologist raises oysters for the taylor shell fish company and is located in shellton washington and the largest producer of shell fish in the united states. processing some 60 million oysters every year. these oysters begin life in tanks filled with seawater. the larvae so small they can only be seen with a microscope. but now his newly-born oysters are under threat from a phenomenon known as ocean acidification and one-third of carbon e miss emissions are absorbed by the ocean and 21 tons of c 02 a day. what does it do to the chemistry of the water? >> basically the c 02 carbon dioxide desolves in the water and doesn't stay carbon dioxide and becomes an acid. >> reporter: can be lethal preventing them from forming shells and it's not just

army. 22 assault rifles, handguns, even materials there to make bombs were found inside the home on nursery way in south san francisco. both men have been arrested. police suspect they were selling the weapons on the street. >>> police tracked down and arrested four suspected armed robbers in san leandro yesterday afternoon at 4:45. men with guns jumped out of a stolen car and allegedly robbed a pedestrian at east 14th and oaks boulevard. the victim called 911 leading to a police pursuit, crash and chase on foot. residents were told to stay inside. officers caught up all four suspects within 90 minutes. the last one tracked and then bitten by a police dog. >>> a lawyer says video from police body cams in oakland suggest deadly force was justified in an incident last weekend. oakland police found demoriya hogg passed out on the front seat of his car on lakeshore avenue early saturday. when they finally woke him after an hour, he reached for something on the seat and officers shot him. body cameras showed him reaching for a loaded gun found inside the car. >>> two supervisors say more police

and the wet lands are one of the most extensive of caribbean that remain and man grove swamp and nurseriesrine life. >> we are not watching a very small area. you go there you have kilometers and kilometers of the same environment with shallow waters and we have plenty of solar energy. this is a very nice area and very important in general. >> reporter: wealth and beauty of cuba's beauty is staggering and this is eco tourism and the trick will be to tap the wealth without destroying the integrity bay of pigs we will talk more in a half hour but if you want for find out more about what we have been discussing and go to our website, al jazeera.com. the troubling truth of who is not keeping track when police use deadly force on the job >>> violence crime including murder is on the rise in some big american cities, like the one i'm in together. chicago. coming up we'll look at how leaders here are responding to the problem, including a

look at whole foods being the size of stadiums and the other retailers cited being the size of a nursery school whole foods would be very low on the list in terms of violations. and it looks like the violations were not caused by whole foods. but caused by others. so both sides are well intentione in this battle. but the industry needs to get better, the inspections need to getter a the consumers need more protection. >> very quickly, what types of firms are most vulnerable to this type of activity? is at thise big guys like the whole foods? or the kroger's or is it the smaller players? >> it is the smaller independ as well as the major chains. this is a department of ag issue to inspect the suppliers before they ship it to the stores. the needs to be local and national coordination. >> with strategic resource insight group. good to see you. thanks. >> coming up overcoming the obstacles of entrepreneurism. >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. announces earnings that on the data front, we have weekly jobless claim as well as the read on consumer health. they report on personal income and pe

." >> the curry family has been busy with their nursery for their new baby next month.er big sister riley will have a baby sister or baby brother. >> harrison barnes is signing autographs at macy's's store in union square. the event started at 5:00. the first 250 customers will buy $35 worth of licensed merchandise, meet barnes and get their new bling signed by him. >> andre iguodala's son made his father's day extra special. he gave dad a home meade version of a larry o'brien trophy. iguodala posted this picture on instagram writing, this kid is amazing. this might be my new favorite trophy. >> don't forget, andre will be on jimmy kimmel tonight. world news tonight is next. i'm lisa bernard. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. >>> we have breaking news tonight. the impassioned plea late today. you will hear the governor saying take down the confederate flag. just days after nine people are shot dead in a church. the firestorm over the flag. should it come down? >>> also breaking a possible tornado a short time ago. the midwest, ch

it is a nursery for marine life. >> it is huge, here we are just washing this.mall area, you go there you have kilometers and kilometers of the same environment. very shallow withouters we see plenty of sea we'd that see plenty of solar energy. this is a very great area it's well protected in general. >> reporter: the wealth and the beauty of cuba's natural environment is staggering. it is a huge source of potential revenue, especially from eco coretourism. the trick is tapping its wealth without destroying its integrity. >>> an american rower is on the pacific ocean on route from japan to the united states in her bid to become the first woman to row single handed across the world's largest ocean. 29-year-old sonya set off from toke row on her purpose designed robot. she plan to his arrive to san francisco in september. rogue 16 16 to 14 hours a day taking advantage of favorable currents. only three solo rowers have previously crossed the pacific all them to men. and we wish her the best of luck. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change li

of the most extensive areas that remain, los lagoons and vast areas of mangrove swamp acting as a nursery life. >> it's huge, it's huge. and here we are in just a small area, you go there you have kilometers and kilometers of the same environment. which is very shallow waters so it means that the seaweed receive plenty of solar energy. this is a very good area it's well protected in general. >> reporter: the well and this beauty of cuba's natural environment is staggering. it is a huge source of potential revenue especially from eco tourism the trick will be tapping its wealth without destroying its integrity. nick clark, al jazerra the bay of pigs, cuba. >>> if you want to find out more get onto our website blab website. >> every summer in america a force of nature becomes a man-made disaster. some call it a war millions of acres, billions of dollars. no end in sight. >> in this episode of fault lines we follow the 2013

she tweeted this picture of the new nursery by pottery barn kid.o a product if mom and dad approve. >> curry family is just embodies everything that should be pure about sports and about nba. >> the best man in nba. they come. >>reporter: marketing dollars and deals for other players and deals for other players, too. barns and bogut signed autographs in san francisco and daly city for fans would stood in line for hours. >> i feel so awesome i got andrew signature right now. >>reporter: dove nation member says anything the warriors want to endorse he's in. >> people line up early and purchase the product and wait in line for hours. i definitely do it. >> fame fortune for the new champ of the nba. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> the don't forget right after the newscast kimmel big guest is app dray you can expect that to be a lot of if you please at 11:35 on "jimmy kimmel live". >> expression through most of the show. music mogul p. diddy arrested after confrontation with football coach at ucla. he was taken into custody early this afternoo

firearms were in a safe but others just out in the open inside this nondescript house on nursery way in south san francisco. a neighbor who doesn't want to talk on camera captured these pictures of the police action a week ago. police discovered material to make explosives and pipe bombs. >> at that point we stopped our search and contacted san francisco bomb squad, who responded to the scene. bomb squad officers responded and rendered those explosive devices safe which allowed to us continue the search. >> reporter: there is no indication terrorism was a motive. it started with a series of robberies. police dubbed the suspects the letter-men because one of the men wore a varsity letterman's jacket during the robbery. at a market on folsom the suspects pulled guns on two employees outside and forced them inside to rob them. >> the fact of this is unnerving but now these weapons and these explosives are in the possession of law enforcement versus somebody else is the way we would want it to be. >> reporter: the two suspects homer matthews and austin chinn are related charges related t

shallow waters act as a nursery of marine life. >> it's huge. >> it is here, we are watching just a verysmall area. you go there you have kilometers on kilometers of the same environment. we see very shallow waters so it means the seaweed receive plenty of solar energy fm this is well protected in general. >> the wealth and beauty of cuba's natural environment is staggering. it is a huge source of potential revenue especially from ecotourism. the trick will be tapping its wealth without destroying its integrity. nick clark, al jazeera the bay of pigs, cuba. >> coral reefs are one of the most important and endangered ecosystems in the world. they occupy less than 1% of the world's dispas but home of a quarter of the world's species. jobs ecotourism and helping to protect shorelines. but we also pose the greatest threat to coral reefs. destructive fishes practices playing havoc with the reefs and in some parts of the world they have been completely destroyed. jeff corwin joins us, host of ocean mysteries on abc. jeff how much in danger are the coral reefs and especially in the caribbean? f

when he came home, william went to school for forestry and began a nursery business in the bronx.rd work, lots of physical labor just like he liked it. he married a red-haired, blue-eyed woman named bertha and they had three children who gave him 14 grandchildren. he bought a house upstate where the grand kids spent their summer swimming and riding horses, taught them how to salute, and lower and fold it. taught them how to be americans. williams stayed in touch with fellow veterans too and when world war ii came and went and talked about signing up again. is war injuries had given him a terrible when but treated them like he treated his age all those years ago. pay no attention to that, he said. he knew how to build roads and camouflage maybe there was a place for him in this war too. the army said the best thing he could do for his country was keep running his business and take care of his family. his daughter lc who is here today with what seems like a platoon of shemins has a theory of what drove her father to serve. he was the son of russian immigrants and he was devoted to h