that they want to dump almost eight hundred thousand tons of riley radioactive water into the pacific ocean what's the story here well. you know the the nuclear reaction. it creates all kinds of radioactive isotopes this accident created tremendous amounts of you know of probably one hundred twenty different radioactive isotopes in the fissioning process but one key one has been tritium which is radioactive hydrogen and the industry in talking about you know what they're going to do with all this radioactive water you can't filter tritium out because it is radioactive hydrogen in its treated water so they're talking about either dumping it into the ocean

pacific ocean for months... avy saved them >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. we are hearing from two women who drifted on the pacific ocean for months before the u.s. navy saved them. back in may they set off from the hawaii on their boat for a trip to tahiti. storms damaged the vessel and they drifted for 98 as. they -- days. they crossed paths with a fishing beat and made a may day call but they are nearly out of the food when they reached them last wednesday. 900 miles from japan. >> had they not been able to locate us we would have been dead within 24 hours. these fine men and women behind us took us in to their care, brought us under their wing, gave us safety. took care of our animals. give us tooth brushes. things we didn't think about bringing when we left. >> the ship docked a few hours ago where the women spoke. they are making arrangements to head back to the united states. >>> drivers may be in for a shock this week at the gas pump because higher taxes kick in across california on wednesday. gas taxes will increase by 12 cents a gallon for 43% and

reporter: stranded in the pacific ocean, the crew of this sailing boat expected to be kcd.ut months after losing power, it was the u.s. navy that they were delighted to welcome. 2american women and their dogs were finally say. joy to the rescuers. they had survived for five months after the engine failed in a storm en route from hawaii to tahiti. they decided to continue the 2000-mile journey, and became lost in the vastness of the pacific. a fishing boat finally saw them 900 miles off the coast of japan, and raised the alarm. the women and their dogs had a water purifier, and survive on a years supply of dry goods such as oats, pasta, and rice. the u.s. navy released these pictures as they were taken aboard, and said that sale is issued distress signals every day for the past 90 days, but they were too far from any land or ships to depict up. when they finally saw their rescuers on the horizon, the women said they felt purely. they and their dogs appeared healthy and nourished, no doubt all looking forward to getting their feet and paws back on dry land. and that uplifting

. >>> an incredible rescue in the middle of the pacific ocean. how two women and their dogs lost at sea were months rescued by the u.s. navy. >>> anywhere you roam in san francisco it's going to be looking like this. and nothing else matters, steve. >> a few things matter, weather- wise. san jose yesterday had a record high. it will be warm away from the coast but there is fog near the coast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> defense secretary james mattis is in the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. this is his first visit. he told the south korean defense minister that diplomacy is the best answer to the tensions with north korea and said the u.s. does not want to go to war. he pledged to continue the strong alliance between south korea and the united states to keep peace and stability on the korean peninsula. >>> russian president vladimir putin directed the testfiring of four nuclear capable ballistic missiles as part of a training exercise. russian government spokesman said the training exercise was routine testing of rus

bobbing along in the pacific ocean, this was a journey at sea that did not go quite to plan.when a craft from the us navy ship, uss ashland, arrived alongside, they got the warmest of welcome. dogs barking. jennifer appel and tasha fuiaba had set off from hawaii this spring. their intended destination was tahiti but their engine was damaged in bad weather and they were forced to drift in the open seas. the two women managed to survive thanks to a water purifier and a store of dry goods, like oatmeal and pasta. despite sending daily distress calls they were only discovered when a taiwanese fishing vessel spotted them adrift. also rescued, their two dogs. this is zeus, making himself at home on the us navy ship. sailors, dogs, all now heading to the next port of call. tim allman, bbc news. well, friday is looking beautiful and sunny across most of the uk — how about that! at least that's the forecast. the morning might be a little cloudy and misty in some areas, particularly across the south of the uk but by the time we get to the second half of the morning, and certainly lunch

bobbing along in the pacific ocean, this was a journey at sea that it not go quite to plan.d 1500 kilometres south—east of japan but when a crowd from the us navy ship, ashland, arrived alongside, they got the warmest of welcome. jennifer appel and tasha fuiaba had set off from hawaii this spring. 0r intended destination was to hit each but their engine was damaged in bad weather and they were forced to drift india open sea. the two women managed to survive thanks 0bote purifier and a straw of dry good like that milan pastor. despite sending daily distress calls a mother only discovered when a time when is fishing vessel spotted them adrift. also rescue, their two dogs. sailors, dogs now heading to the next port of call. what happened in dallas on november 22, 1963 has fuelled conspiracy theories for decades. on that day of course, presidentjohn f kennedy was assassinated. now, another batch of classified files on the killing are being released by the us national archives while another batch are being held back pending further review. but experts say they don't expect any dr

they go all the way across to the pacific ocean. then they come back. lewis says the clark do you remember that river we crossed? that and ito go find want you to float and we will reconnect. we will reconnect at the is auri river at is what different river now. sacagawea new with that river was. she led a smaller band down the spent a lotere we of our lives at that river. they began this kind of and they expedition have their horses stolen. built boats and they floated on this river. one whole dayit because a bison herd was so great that it took a day to get across the river. they finally get to the confluence of the missouri river. nearby there was a piece of parchment with a note from lewis hereark that said we left by three days earlier. come fast i need help. they pushed their team down and caught up to them. lewis had been wounded in a hunting accident. shape, clarkrible cleaned him up and they went on. louishey arrived in st. people were astonished. everybody had given them up for dead. said we need to send a note to the president. his asthmatic

he missed the pacific ocean entirely. he missed the real sources of wealth that would come out of the world other than gold and silver, the long-term resources, those he missed. it gives american indians a certain amount of satisfaction to think that one of the great resources to come out of this new world, tobacco is an indians revenge considering how may people it has killed and second -- and sickened. he did initiate the columbian exchange where he brought some good things to the new world and the new world sent many good things to the old. itebody else would have done had he not done it himself, but he in fact was the man that initiated that. i think we can forgive him for those things he failed to do. those seem to be very human that somebody he was as good as columbus was in other ways could miss. i want to conclude with this. i've trouble forgiving him for setting up an economic system and an ethical system that would lead to the greatest genocide the world has ever seen. started, andat he we can say if he had not,

stranded in the pacific ocean, the crew of this sailing boat expected to be in tahiti.lcome. two american women, jennifer appel and tasha fuiaba, and their two dogs, were finally safe, blowing kisses and barks ofjoy to their rescuers. they had survived for five months, after their engine failed in a storm en route from hawaii to tahiti. they decided to continue their 2,000—mile journey under sail, but went off—course and became lost in the vastness of the pacific. a taiwanese fishing boat finally saw them 900 miles south—west of japan and raised the alarm. the women and their dogs had a water purifier, and survived on a year's supply of dried goods such as oats, pasta and rice. the us navy released these pictures as they were taken aboard the uss ashland. it's said that the two sailors issued distress signals every day for the past 98 days, but they were too far from any land or any other ships to be picked up. when they finally saw the rescuers on the horizon, the women said they felt pure relief. they and their dogs appeared healthy and nourished, no doubt all looking

two american women who'd been adrift in their boat in the pacific ocean for five months have arrived in japan after being rescued by the u.s. navy jennifer apple and. left hawaii in may for on a trip that was meant to take just three weeks but the engine on their fifteen meter boat was damaged during bad weather hundreds of the stress calls failed until last week when the taiwanese fishing vessel spotted them and alerted the navy. that maybe they were like. someone who can actually help what's. being everything. here is going down or. an animal that was hunted to extinction in britain more than four hundred years ago is making a return last year the scottish government ruled that beavers will have protected status and will be allowed to stay clarke reports. wissmann is would be more in southwest england the last remnants of an ancient forest a ghostly relic of a time past that some in part would like to see return britain was once covered in wilderness like this and in this wilderness it all manner of animals including baz wolves and lynx of course all those animals are now long gone

they have to get all the way across to the pacific ocean and then come back.their way back, lewis says to clark, do you remember that river we crossed as we were montanaup through the north dakota voter -- border? i want you to go back to it and -- ine -- knew andw learned the smaller band and cross them out down to where we now spend a lot of our lives on the yellowstone river and they began this kind of northeastern expedition and they have their built --ing, so they and they floated on the yellowstone river and they had and theyne whole day finally got to the concourse to the yellowstone and missouri nearby was aa bush piece of parchment that was a note from lewis to clark saying we left here three days earlier. come fast, i need your help. they had pushed his team down and caught up to him and his friend lewis had been wounded in a hunting accident and he was in terrible shape and clark cleaned andp and got him repaired they went on to st. louis and when they arrived, people were astonished. everybody had given them up for dead and lewis said we need to se

need the brits to get make their way to the pacific ocean that's a big question on its own the bread the us has a massive force their navy is huge in the pacific ocean and they could probably go it alone but it looks like the brits are pretty keen on joining in and that's for a couple of reasons i would start with their secretary of their defense who is one very hawkish individual and you'll see that by this quote here is this is british defense minister michael fallon and michael says today the nuclear dangers are intensifying from a reckless north korea an increasingly aggressive russia nuclear weapons remain the only credible way to deter the most extreme dangers reminding any aggressor that the benefits of an attack would be vastly outweighed by the consequences let me read that one part to you again nuclear weapons remain the only credible way to deter the most extreme dangers and that's exactly what kim jong un is thinking he's thinking a lot like the defense minister here because he saw what happened at sadam hussein he saw what happened to moammar gadhafi and he knows that nu

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senators who've been adrift in the pacific ocean for five months have been brought to shore in japan jennifer paddle and touch a savior left hawaii in may bound for tahiti the trip was supposed to take three weeks but bad weather damaged their engines hundreds of distress calls failed until tuesday when they were spotted by a timing special which led to the u.s. navy. believe the navy were like yes someone who can actually help but. it is great that he's not in a different hissing going case and then being ever so great like we had here is going down i don't like it here. now thousands of people in france have taken that me to online campaign to the streets to have been used by millions of women worldwide to protest against sexual harassment was triggered by the harvey weinstein scandal a hollywood producer accused of sexual assault and rape has more from. the message has already gone viral on the internet in france women in paris sunday were making sure it was heard loud and clear on the streets as well. paris meant as an everyday part of their lives and it has to stop because. i've

, rescued after five months at sea — the two sailors and their two dogs who disappeared in the pacific oceanacy, died today. only yesterday, she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift—off of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right — this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the spanish senate will meet later to approve government plans to strip the autonomous region of catalonia of some of its powers. australia's high court has ruled that the country's deputy prime minister, barnabyjoyce, should be disqualified from office because he held dual citizenship

i don't know of any person who could spend five months a tourist in the pacific ocean and not wonder if today is going to be the day that it all hands or if you're going to have a great day and there's going to be a rainbow with a pot of gold tomorrow and you had some close shaves that was shocking count as i've been here sir we had two different encounters one close to the equator at the one hundred sixty degrees west. group of five tiger sharks were taking care of down time. and then a second encounter a little bit more north and west as that. group of forty to fifty foot shark. just really wanted to break open the boat well inside so i will fly them all. we did not turn them off the boat survived those attacks without structural failure and we just waited and hoped someone would be in the area who could assist us so that was your hope but to this five months i have every day we had a metaphor that you just send out a distress signal and hope that somebody hears it's that is true there isn't a lot of other things that you can do so when did you realize the story was going to have a

. >>> imagine spending five months lost in the pacific ocean? that's what happened to two women and their dogs. they were just rescued. we will tell you how they survived. >>> the entire bay area may end up paying after the north bay wildfires. the changes you may see on your next pg&e bill. ♪ that one. this. that one. ♪ ♪ >> sam is doing it to. >> that is headbanging music. >> metallica is good. >> thank you very much for turning it up in the control room. that's why i can't hear you because i listen to music like this all my life. this is one of the bands that will be playing at at&t park for the fire relief effort. metallica, dave matthews -- if you have a song from any of those groups, i will tell you request. use the hashtag, #ktvu. i have seen metallica several times. it is worth the money. back to you guys. >> my mom would say about that music -- i don't like people yelling at me. why are they yelling at me? >>> the u.s. navy rescued two women and their dogs who were stranded for months in the pacific ocean. >> the women were trying to sa

sailors who had been adrift in the pacific ocean for five months have been brought ashore in japan and jennifer appellant. left hawaii in may bounce for tahiti the trip was supposed to take three weeks but bad weather dom's their engines arms of distress calls fail until tuesday when they were spotted by a taiwanese vessel which alerted the u.s. navy well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera often living beneath the drugs that are watching whether. it's impossible to measure the true cost of war. it's not only the physical devastation caused by bombs and mortars survivors struggled with psychological damage that can last a lifetime. and. afghanistan has been a battlefield for decades generations shattered by endless conflicts. around three quarters of the population have mental health problems. but the journey. now and we'll show. that missing the unit want to know when you. are much more than half a million western troops have fought in afghanistan since two thousand and one thousands returned home diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder or p.t.s.d. . t

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yours, i hope your visit will be ascent of discovery of the united states of america," the pacific and oceans linked our nations for centuries. scott key wrote the national anthem, aboard a ship built in india. look to the next 100 years, it indo-pacific, a region to our shared history continue to be free and open and that is the theme my remarks to you this morning. the partnership benefits our two great democracys and other sovereign nations working toward and stability. prime minister modi highlighted of cooperation underway in this new area of our strategic relationship. growing.nse ties are we are coordinating counter terrorism efforts more than ever earlier this month, shipment of american crude oil arrived in india, tangible illustration of expanding energy cooperation. the trump administration is determined to dramatically deepen ways for the united thiss and india to further partnership. for us, the day, it is plain to matters.this india represents the world's largest democracy. the driving force of our close rests in the ties between our peoples, our citizens, business leaders and o

pacific. includes the entire indian ocean, western pacific and nation that surround them. sec. tillerson: home to more than 3 billion people, this region is the focal point. 40% of the world oil supply crisscrosses the indian ocean everyday through acquittal coal point -- through critical point. with emerging economies in africa and the fastest-growing economy and middle class in india, hold economies are changing to account for this global shift in market share. global gdpe of is expected to surpass 50% by the middle of the century. we need to collaborate with india to ensure that the indo pacific is increasingly a place of growing prosperity so that it does not become a region of disorder, conflict, and predatory economics. the world's center of gravity is shifting to the heart of the indo pacific. the u.s. and india, peace, freedom of navigation and architecture must serve as the eastern and western beacons of the indo pacific, as the port and starboard lights. eyet, we must grow with an to greater prosperity for our peoples and those in the indian and pacific oceans. india m

navy and the crew aboard the uss ashland, which rescued them last week in the middle of the pacific ocean. it took them days to finally land here in okinawa, where they touched dry land for the very first time there is also concern because the 50-foot sailboat that they were sailing on and adrift for more than five months, that's their home, and they had to leave it out at sea because of the damage to it. that's why they ended up drifting for so many months in the first place. because storms they say broke the mast of their sailboat and flooded is the engine so they could not direct the vessel and messed up their communications. take a listen. >> we had no vhf, no range on it. no weather com, no ssb, single side band. we didn't have our ham radio. and our radio telephone inside the boat was not working. and also our iridium sat phone was not working. so we had no way the realize that we were about to enter a typhoon that had winds of 100 to 150 miles per hour and minimum wave heights of 40 foot in height. >> how it is possible that all of these different communications devices malfunction

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they're native to the coral reefs of the pacific ocean. they may have ended up in these waters after being released by aquarium owners. they're extremely gluttonous. they just overconsume at a huge, exorbitant rate. and the problem without is that the fish that live in the atlantic ocean don't recognise the lionfish as a potential threat. whoo! ah, it's cold! experts here leave the only way to control the lionfish population is to cull them. they are having a huge impact on the ecosystem, and the ecosystem can't evolve fast enough to deal with this new species. and since we put it there, it's our problem to try and control it. uniquely here in bermuda, these lionfish tend to congregate in very deep waters. so it's really hard for fishermen to catch them in large numbers. but now it's hoped that pioneering technology could provide a more effective answer. this is one of our prototypes of a robot that we've built to go overboard. you sit down at your computer screen, just like you're playing a game, you see through the camera and you drive i

the third largest ocean after the pacific, and the atlantic, is this is the indian ocean which beginsto hit the world stage as a spice route. today is increasingly a zone for everything from piracy off the coast of east africa, hydrocarbons, here we see the interplay of india, a rising superpower, with pakistan, that will over the course of the century drive geopolitics in the indian ocean. we see it today tactically in yemen, in the northern reaches of the indian ocean and into the persian gulf, where the overlay of shia, the iranian flag, upper right, sunni, the saudi flag by the left, plays out in the waters around the arabian peninsula with our greatest ally in the region, israel, in the middle of that zone so the geopolitical challenges will continue. and of course, we need to recall that iran is an indian ocean power. on the right you see the modern flag of iran. the two on the upper left are the battle flags of cyrus the magnificent and darius the great. the green on the lower chart was the persian empire, the uranian empire at its greatest extent. note all of the coastlines he

it's the natural cooling of the pacific ocean which affects weather patterns worldwide. it's expected to be dryer than normal while the north will be likely wetter, but noaa says it's unlikely that this winter will be as warm as last. >>> a 29-year drought is over for the los angeles dodgers. >> line shot, and it is caught, and the ball game is over, and the los angeles dodgers have won the pennant. >> the dodgers are headed to the world series for the first time since 1988. enrique hernandez homered three times as l.a. routed the chicago cubs, 11-1 in game five of the national league series. l.a. won the series, four games to one and beats houston or new york in the world series beginning tuesday. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, struggling in puerto rico. electricity one month after hurricane maria. >>> and playboy magazine makes history with its latest playmate. this is the "cbs morning news." bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. i even accept i h