the pacific islanders encouraging fun engineering, science and technology or pie fest held its second annual stem fair. the event offered hands-on experiments with different stations where attendees can explore and learn about all sorts of science related topics. the nonprofit organization was founded in south san francisco by pacific islander parents in search of a community within the stem. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. and so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade, trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> they're also stem robots. demonstrations from nasa organize. there's hope to continue this event every year. still ahead, more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy in february. why economy in february. why experts say a hot have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ..

we are looking at other places in the pacific islands we can make sure that we are present in ways that we haven't been in recent years precisely because we are engaged in a competition. i could go down the list of different collections of fit for purpose partnerships that we built to do with exactly the world that you're describing. i do think and you said it that as we do that the values that unite us are also to two important to the strength and solidarity of these alliances. not every country that we need to be working with is in the same place that we are. i think we recognize that and we need to make sure we are adjusting and flexible enough for that. the last thing is the best. there are a number of countries that are looking national very carefully at what's happening, making their c own decisions, in some sense making their own bets about which direction they're going to go in. from my perspective this is less about saying to them you have to choose, and more offering them a choice. if we're able to to do that, for example, to catalyze real infrastructure investment that's a ra

and then the example that i want to talk about venue want to an in the pacific islands, if i'm not mistaken, we mentioned there lens where there's a dutch court that ruled that shall, must cut its carbon emissions. we mentioned australia where a new coal, a project was rejected due to emissions and human rights concerns. so centering this debate, this small island, you know, what is the significance of, i don't want to if i'm not mistaken. it also involves the international court of justice, which could be critical here. astrid? yes. so one of say what the debt you effort that you're mentioning is that when a want to, as a state is leading with other a pacific island states and to day, literally we're saying you are p and states. also joining our request for their international court of justice in the hague at to take this climate, climate change question and ah, analyze and conclude, what are the states obligations in regard to climate action? and this is very important. it will be done through an advisory opinion where there this air, international court of justice in the hate will be abl

you effort that you're mentioning is that when a want to, as a state is leading with other a pacific island states and to day, literally we're saying you are p and states. also joining our request for their international court of justice in the hague act to take this climate, climate change question and ah, analyze and conclude, what are the states obligations in regard to climate action? and this is very important. it will be done through an advisory opinion where there this air, international court of justice in the hate will be able to analyze, receive the documentation and conclude what are the obligation of states. and it's a very important the lead for from one of our 2. and it's important to, to say that it started with the youth from one hour by an iwatsu and the pacific islands, and calling the attention and action of the states. and now it's a global movement, and now it staves through like the, the procedure is through bay and un general assembly to make that this request to the highest gord internet and certainly inspiring to see, you know, youth driven initiative gained that mu

it's important to, to say that it started with the youth from one hour bye to watson and the pacific islands and calling the attention and action of the states. and now it's a global movement. and now it stays uh through like the, the procedure is through bay and un general assembly to make that this request to the highest gordon internet. and it's certainly inspiring to see, you know, youth driven initiative gained that much attention and support on the global level . hundreds of countries or over a 100 countries indicating that id supported on anything, anything to share with us about maybe limitations, some challenges moving forward. i'm curious at delta. i know, i know from a science perspective you've probably, you've probably seen how it's taken this long to get to this point. so any, any sort of challenges about i guess one thing just to mention is there is an incredible need for new research in this area. as well, we did a study last year where we talked to litigators about the gaps that they see the needs that they have for future litigation moving forward. and we identified over a

to strengthen our outreach, new missions in the pacific islands, some thing else we can talk about. want to make sure we are building on some thing that has been a terrific division supported by the committee. that is having additional position so we can increase our flow, which enables us to pull people it out of their day in and day out and allow them to have career long training to keep their skill set fresh and get new skills as they go along, for example by coming here to spend time and going to an academic institution. we are requesting an additional new management hires. whether rubber meets the mode -- road, it is particularly our mid-level management. we have terrific management people in the department but what you know and what you will see is that people who don't actually, through the management style of the department are nonetheless called upon at different stations in their career to exert management skills. we need more. we have money to make sure we are protecting our missions and diplomats. we have to keep pace with increased security threats and costs of overseas

speaker, i rise to pay tribute to the five pacific island countries in micronesia who at their summit in february called for russia to end its war against ukraine. following the summit these countries, marshall islands, palau, federal states of micronesia and others joined the u.n. assembly resolution demanding that russia, quote, immediately an unconditionally withdraw all its military force from ukraine. mr. speaker, last september i addressed the pacific island conference of leaders, the heads of all pacific governments, independent and territorial. at that gathering i urged leaders to resist any overteurs by china until china also demands russia to stop its war with ukraine. quote, before you even think about negotiating any agreements with beijing, you should be asking china to live up to international standards on climate change. close quote. i concluded by asking them to use their international leverage and prestige to tell china not to support russia in any way in its unjust war in ukraine. job well-done by america's friends in the pacific. the speaker pro tempore: for what pu

the indopacific for decades with enormous benefits of nations throughout the region, from the pacific islandersthe peoples republic of china. in fact, our leadership in the pacific has been to the benefit of the entire world we kept the sea lanes and skies open and navigable for all and upheld basic rules of the road and fueled international commerce. and our partnerships have helped underwrite incredible growth and innovation. so today, as we stand at the inflection point in history where the hard work of a deterrence of promoting stability will affect the prospect of peace for decades to come. the united states can ask for no better partners than the indopacific where so much of our shared future will be written. forging this new partnership we're showing again how democracies can deliver and how our own security and prosperity and not just for us but for the entire world. today we're notching the steps to carry out our first project under aukus and developing australia's conventionally armed nuclear powered submarine capacity. i want to be clear from everyone from the outset right off the ba

and australia, it is shared by our friends in the region; by our friends in asean, the pacific islandsd the quad, and our other treaty and close partners in the indo-pacific and europe. aukus has one overriding objective -- to enhance stability in the indo-pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project is only the beginning. more partnerships, more protection, more peace and security in the region lies ahead. more partnerships and more potential, more peace and security in the region lies ahead. simply stated, we're putting ourselves in the strongest possible position to navigate the challenges of today and tomorrow together. i thank you again, mr. albanese and prime minister sunak. and the united states could not ask for two better friends or partners to stand with as we work to create a safer, more peaceful future for the people everywhere. i'm proud to be your shipmates. thank you. [applause] prime minister albanese: well, president biden, prime minister sunak, i am so honored to stand alongside you both here overlooking the pacific ocean as leaders of true and tr

appears there has been a very successful program for the entire city and unfortunately the asian pacific islander remains with that same disproportion within the city but it is great to have the very important absolute numbers being done. really thank you for the extra effort. it happens-i found this article so many years ago and thought gee, did we really make a difference, and it is sort of nice to see that we really are making a difference. thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner chow. vice president green. >> yes. i wanted to applaud the department and all the affiliations for the efforts making in women's health. it was announced this week maternal mortality is higher then 1965 and that's before the travesty and destruction the dobbs decision is going to cause. we have so many invasion programs. team lily, the (indiscernible) innovative and fantastic. the black infant health program. i think we have the potential to lead the way in health for birthing people and individuals seeking contraception in a way we did for hiv in the past. i fully support these programs. the discrimination in

how much of the 3.3 billion is for the pacific islands and i wonder if you can say how much of that is new in relation to the sum last year, it is unfair to know exactly how much of that is additional to previous and how much of that is specific to the pacific islands. >> let us get back to you in terms of differentiating commitments last year and the particular funding. i cannot recall precisely how much of it was the future projections last year, but what i would say is that we are envisioning this as a flexible instrument that allows us to again mobilize partnerships with individual allies and cons elation's of countries in the region and those partners who also have enduring interest and support for the indo pacific to maximize our ability to support those nations and work on common problems whether that's climate change adaptation. whether it's energy security going forward, things like that. >> i wonder how many of your programs are designed to help countries -- and also how to allocate that. >> the structures that we described today in internal terms are coming from the u.s. bud

the efforts to negotiate this treaty were led by the pacific islander venue or to this was the end of a very long campaign. how did you feel in that very, very happy vision, because i can assure like kids and the kids around the world that the leaders of the countries of this local community actually listening to the light of the future of this, of the future of mankind. the small island of value to suffered devastating sight clone early this year, highlighting the fact it's a country that's whole existence is threatened by climate change. the original idea for the un resolution actually came from law students studying here from the university of the south pacific. one of them was cynthia, how do you, he it, it's, i still can't believe that. we've, we've gotten this far and it's, it's, it's a meant a lot of, you know, the determination that you have, it's just a meant to, you know, when you'd moved by genuine content not only for the future, but the future of our to recent ship to come at the end of the meeting, the un secretary general told me it was a big victory, but un insiders sa

particularly in finding and catalyzing resources to deal with challenges affecting the lives of pacific islanders. that is front and center. as you know, it is an interesting challenge because in many cases each individual island nation is small and so making a market can be complicated, but particularly as they are pulled together and we pull resources, i think on climate we have an absolute responsibility, and we are acting on it to try to provide the technical assistance, the technology, and the resources. to deal with this particularly for countries that literally risk of not existing because of climate change. and of course programs that we have that are reflected in the budget for education, for governance, for building institutions. all of those are there. i am having to work with you and your team to make sure that we are properly resourced to do that, but this is front and center. >> just one final thought on what is happening with climate. i think there are some cases where they really might vanish. i think the less precipitous but just as bad scenario is saltwater in addition of the fr

the leaders of asean last year he hosted another unprecedented summit with the leaders of the pacific islandcountries we've formed new informal mechanisms such as the quad the partners of , the blue pacific, again forming these interlocking webs of relationships. my duty every day is to demonstrate the credibility of our commitment to the region and to our partners to let them know we will all be better off and more prosperous and more secure if we work together. >> there is a debate on how best to build the coalition. i have had some tell me we should apply pressure to the partners we are working within the indo pacific, pushing them to more definitively choose between the u.s. and china. i want your thoughts on whether or not that would hurt or help your ability to build a coalition. >> generally speaking, we do not force countries to choose. they tell us they don't want to choose. most countries in the indo pacific did not need education on the threat post. what they want to know was how they can work together with the u.s. in these relationships to advance our shared interests. we are no

as i said, the pacific islands, we hope to reopen the mission in libya, something we want to work with you on that's going to require some funding as well . we have significant funds as well to make sure that we are at up to speed on cyber security. we've all been challenged across government by this and we have to make sure that we have the funding to do that. there are number of um, authorities, as well as chairman that we can get into. i'm also happy to share with you that would be very helpful. i would be very useful. tell us to have a new funding account for the enduring welcome operation to consolidate up to about $20000000000.00 in existing funding for relocating or afghan partners. ah, there is some personal services, a contractor authority. we need to hire more domestic personal services contractors . um, we can get to that ah, some special american visa adjustments, again to make sure that we're making good our commitments to ally to our after hours. and then i will be listening here to view as secretary state antony blank and who's been addressing the senate appropriations c

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community within stem. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers.re trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> they're also stem robots. demonstrations from nasa organizers hope to continue this event every year. uc berkeley's famous falcon and the late a 4th egg today. that means she began incubation with her partner lou. today the falcon's nest is on the top of the camp. a on campus falcons typically lay for eggs and a clutch. but the 4th came after a little later than expected. the eggs should hatch an a little over a month. and this is a live look at that mess. vote falcons will take turns incubating the eggs. well, the other falcon goes out to hunt, although and he does handle the majority of the nesting duties. coming up on kron, 4 news at 10 u.s. border agents say they are facing a surge of illegal crossings. >> but not only at the southern border. plus, more than 10

the nonprofit pacific islanders encouraging fun engineering, science and technology.ir second annual stem fair and they had hands on experiments to different stations where the kids could explore and learn all sorts of science related topics. one of the founders believed that this is a step in the right direction. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade, trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating career. and i do. >> and it was a it wasn't parents who started this south san francisco and here they had. they had robots. they had a demonstration. vanessa, it's really starting to turn into a bigger and bigger thing is they keep going every year 9.42. we'll be right back. >> 9.44 right now and i gets getting old. but like to start a new week with the same old thing. but yeah. storm store store in the throes of winter as we get into what is this? we're almost in mid-march.

the nonprofit pacific islanders encouraging fun and an earring science and technology held its secondual stem fair this weekend. it offers hands-on experiments that different stations where attendees can explore and learn about all sorts of science related topics. one of the founders of the organization believes this is a step in the right direction to get children interested. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. and so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade, trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> they also had robots and demonstrations from nasa on hand. the organization was founded in south san francisco by some local parents. looks like a lot of fun there. let's. >> talk a little bit about our forecast. taking a live look at walnut creek traffic slick and smooth their posh. those hills are so green and from all of the rain we have gotten and i know we're going much, much more tonight and into tom

. >> the efforts were led by the pacific island at the end of a long campaign. >> very happy. i can assure my kids and the kids around the world that the leaders are listening to the plight of the future of mankind. >> the small islands suffered a devastating cyclone this year, highlighting the fact that the whole existence of the country is threatened by climate change. the original idea came from law students studying here. >> i can't believe it. it's a testament to a lot of the future. reporter: the u.n. secretary general said it was a big victory. even though the resolution passed by consensus, there are some major countries that have a problem with it. they expect some national submissions to the court of justice in an effort to narrow the will of judges. anchor: all new cars sold in the european union must be zero emissions by 2035. the target is designed to target a rapid decarbonization which requires new cars to have lower levels of co2. a watchdog has visited a power plant in ukraine. he says the situation is not improving at military activity is increasing. internat

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea and the pacific islands of old code for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. some sports news now and baseball's equivalent of david earth is the goliath, will take place at the world baseball classic in tokyo, the czech republic face host japan, one of the favorites for the tournament. but while the japanese team is filled with pros who ply their trade in the us, the check team have quite a different look when they're not hitting fools out the park. ah, this check team of working day jobs. that the feel good story of the tournament, mostly amex are mostly high grade and constantly exceeding expectations. a group made up of a fire fighter, a teacher at an accountant among others. and a manager who's used to working under pressure. he's an urologist. we can be here like not just the chick a baseball players check baseball team. i already believe that we can be he like european theme wart baseball. neat european baseball aft

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea and the pacific islands of all called for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. italian media say the country's coast guard has rescued some. $1000.00 migrants from the mediterranean authorities had indicated they were aiding 3 boats, found drifting off the coast. the reports come 2 weeks after the government drew criticism for failing to save $74.00 migrants who died after ship rec pope frances has suggested that catholic priests and nuns could be allowed to marry in an interview, he said a celibacy was a tradition mater requirement. and he could be when he could be revised. his comments came after a german catholic association had urged him to consider abolishing priestly celibacy. a full member crew has left the international space station after 5 months in orbit. the space eggs capsule undocked from the station a week after a replacement

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea and the pacific islands of all called for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. german soccer. now, ann burroughs, adjustment me to local rival chalka on saturday is one of the biggest rivalries in the bonus. lehah, if you're a dormant, are challenging for the leak title, while chalka are fighting relegation. ah, the numbers are all in favor of a victory for don't mind when if he's chalka in the viet davi, don't mind our unbeaten in the last 8 league matches. and if scored a whopping $22.00 goals, if that isn't enough, the 2nd place team is taking on the 17th in the boonies z a table. but does any of that matter? not according to the document coach. it is an inch b. as always, this will be a match shape by emotion and intensity on where your rank on the table has no meaning. it's really just about those 90 minutes, even organ chalka also on the same shaneka. they've only conceded one goal in the last 6 games. and there's a

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea and the pacific islands of all called for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. let's get a check now. some of the other stories making news around the world. and afghanistan, one person has been killed and several others injured in a blast that hit the northern province of bulk is comes days after another explosion. they are killed, the provinces governor and 2 others. the islamic state group claimed responsibility for that attack. police in the nurse, northern german city of hamburg, say the shooter and a jehovah. witnesses center was a former member of the religious denomination. the gunman killed himself and 6 others, including a pregnant woman. police also say they'd recently received an anonymous tip off about the suspects, mental state villages and indonesia have been covered in ash after one of the world's most active volcanoes erupted. mount morabe produced an ash cloud, 3000 meters high. authorities have set up a

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea and the pacific islands of all cold for a rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. demonstrate as in france, have taken to the streets for a 7th consecutive day to protest against president manuel mark holmes pension reform plants. police are expecting up to a 1000000 people to attend rallies. nationwide. unions hope that they can still force macro to back down parliament is debating the draft law ahead of a vote expected within the next few weeks. federal regulators have rushed to seize the assets of silicon valley bank after it's offered the 2nd largest bank failure in u. s. history as the bees collapse st. account holders scrambling to withdraw their money and sparked anxiety among it's take heavy clientele. the frantic to day run on the bank wiped out more than $100000000000.00 in market value for u. s. banks. iran in saudi arabia have agree

emission, but fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea in the pacific islands of all cold for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. the oscars movie awards take place as weekend, and one of the documentary is nominated for an academy award. is the film, all that breeds. it's about 2 brothers running a bird rescue clinic in delhi. it's hard to imagine, but the stars of an oscar nominated film live here in the indian capital feathered ones. these birds of prey would normally be soaring through the skies, but there badly injured or they're getting treatment at this clinic in delhi, from brothers mohammed and nadeem. how my deposit cases are there was other than at the hand you the most common injury who yeah. it's from the carts. people fly yakking. yeah. they're part of indian culture. yeah. my, the indian, can you tell me it can't guide flame, but the kites have shop hedges on the birds fly into them and some unfair. so when we are brought the 1st word in, we used to see them d

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea in the pacific islands of all cold for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years sport now and in the u. k. b b. c presenter gary linux has found himself at the center of the free speech after he was suspended for criticizing the british government of social media. the decision has sparked widespread outrage as well as walk out from staff on the football program. much of the day lenika who's a former england international football i had been due to present the show over the weekend. they say politics and sport should never mix something. gary lenika has found out the hard way. the match of the day presents or has been suspended by the b b. c. i politically impartial organisation after posting a controversial tweet on thursday, criticizing the u. k. government for its immigration policy and comparing language used by the conservatives to the rhetoric used in 1930 germany. when asked on friday, linux stood by his words, present t

but the fukushima plans aren't popular in the wider region, either. china's south korea in the pacific islands of all cold for rethink. despite the opposition, japan says the release will begin in the coming months and continue for the next 30 years. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. demonstrate as in france, have taken to the streets for a 7th consecutive day to protest against present emmanuel michaels pension reform plants. police are expecting up to a 1000000 people to attend rallies, nation wide unions hope they can still force makram to back down. parliament is debating the draft law ahead of a vote expected within the next few weeks. climate activists from extinction. rebellion have been protesting in the hague, in the netherlands. they're angry about what they call state support for fossil fuel companies. of far away pharmacy staged their own protests against government plans to reduce nitrate emissions, which the pharmacy threatened their livelihoods. iran and saudi arabia have agreed in re, is to re establish diplomatic relations and r

the nonprofit pacific islanders encouraging fun and an earring science and technology held its second annual stem fair. the event offered hands on experiments at different stations where attendees could explore and learn about all sorts of signs related topics. the organization was started by south bay or other south san francisco parents who are looking for a community in stem for their kids. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade, trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> and there were also stem robots here and even demonstrations from nasa. morgan is organizers say they hope to continue this event every year. and uc berkeley's famous peregrine falcon annie. there she is late a 4th egg on saturday. she started incubating the eggs with her partner lou, just yesterday the falcon's nest is on top of the neely on uc berkeley campus. falcons typically lay for eggs

from ozzy on to pacific islanders to the people's republic of china. in fact, our leadership in the pacific has been to benefit the entire world. we've kept the sea lanes and skies open to navigable for all. we've upheld basic rules of the road that fueled international commerce and our partnerships have helped underwrite incredible growth and innovation. so today, as we stand at the inflection point in history, where the hard work of enhancing deterrence and promoting stability is going to affect the prospect apiece for decades to come. the united states can ask for no better partners in the end of pacific were so much of our shared future will be written. 14 has new partnership. we're showing again how democracies can deliver our own security and prosperity and not just for us, but for the entire world. today, we're announcing the steps to carry out our 1st project under august and developing australia's conventionally arm nuclear powered submarine capacity. and i want to be clear, want to be clear to everyone from the outset right off the bat. so the

the resolution was introduced by the low-lying pacific island nation of vanuatu, which the u.n. has described as the nation most vulnerable to natural disasters. its adoption comes a month after vanuatu was hit by two powerful tropical cyclones. this is cynthia houniuhi of the solomon islands, one of 27 students from eight pacific island countries who launched the campaign for the resolution. >> it is amazing to see how this wild idea that we had four years ago ke its w from a classroom in the south pacific tohe table or the floor of the united nations general assembly and receive such a historic vote , vote by consensus. i can't believe it happened. amy: the united states did not support the resolution. a senior biden administration official told reuters -- "we believe that diplomacy -- not an international judicial process -- is the most effective path forward." here in the united states, the biden administration opened bidding wednesday on oil and gas leases covering more than 73 million acres of the central and western gulf of mexico, an area roughly the size of italy. fossi

high fest which stands for pacific islanders, encouraging fun and jun earrings, science and technology annual stem fair. the event offered hands-on experiments with different stations where attendees can explore and learn about all sorts of science. >> the pacific islander community is underrepresented in stem careers. so what we're trying to do is work with children in kindergarten through 5th grade trying to develop strong stem identities from a young age so that they'll be more like we are hopefully want to pursue a stimulating. we're going do. >> they're also scam robots and demonstrations from nasa. organizers hope to continue this event every year. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> last 3 games in a row on the road heading into tonight's contest at chase center. and with just 15 games left in the season, every game is a must win. now the dump some been much better at home than on the road and they hope to continue that tonight against the milwaukee bucks who are playing without their biggest star giannis antetokounmpo dealing with a hand injury at chase center. but he got to watch an

. >>> roughly 18,000 people live on the tiny western pacific island of palau. ofndhe sea destination. we go swimming with jellyfish. >> reporter: there's a story to be told of a place hidden in the rock islands of the pacific nation of palau. ♪ about lakes that harbor sea creatures locked in isolation since the last ice age. hi, so nice to meet you. i'm lee. this marine researcher studies those lakes for a living. this is her office. there are more than 50 marine lakes all throughout palau. but out of all those incredibly unique lakes, there's actually only one you can visit. here it is. oh, wow. surrounded by mangrove trees, we were warned it's home to more than a few saltwater crocodiles. but those weren't what we came to see. ♪ these were, millions of graceful gelatinous globs. some golden, some as translucent as a moon beam, found nowhere else in the world. welcome to palau's jellyfish lake. ♪ why here in this lake? >> way back maybe 10, 20,000 years ago they got trapped in here. through time they got trapped to evolve in this environment. >> reporter: they

president kamala harris is coming to the bay area to highlight asian american pacific islander businesses. vice president will be in san francisco tomorrow, she said to attend a roundtable with asian american and pacific islander small business owners. the roundtable will focus on small business entrepreneurship. president harris also set to attend a political fundraiser in her time here in the bay area. time now is 706, and we've had a tough commute for people who use interstate 80. it is still a little busier than it normally is, and that's because of a crash that's been gone for a bit west. 80 was right here in this area, but it's gone, but we have a 46 minute drive from the cartoonist spreads to the mcarthur maze, babe bridges busy . i think some people are a little late here. they were caught up in the eastern freeway traffic. and on the same mateo bridge. we do have traffic. that's a little bit slow. i promised you look at the richmond bridge because we had some earlier issues there. it's moderately heavy. now then highway four on the approach from pittsburgh to conquer is normal. w