hero's welcome for the japanese man who's become the first blind person to sail a yacht across the pacific ocean

a yacht across the pacific ocean. we start in northern ireland where detectives are questioning two men in connection with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee. the 29—year—old was shot dead as she was watching rioting in londonderry on thursday night 21 years after the good friday peace agreement was signed. the suspects, who are 18 and 19, were arrested under the terrorism act. officials say they believe a dissident irish republican group, the new ira, was behind the killing. from belfast, louise cullen reports. a journalist, campaigner, beloved partner and devoted daughter. the police today said they'd met lyra mckee‘s family to try to answer their questions and they said the killing had united the community against the dissidents. my broader concern is that

ajapanese sailor has become the first blind person to sail a yacht across the pacific ocean. mitsuhiro iwamoto left california in the united states forjapan two months ago. caroline rigby tells his story. it came into view as a small dot on the horizon, a a0—foot yacht carrying the first blind person to sail across the pacific, nearing the end of an epic 1a,000—kilometre journey and two months at sea. as they neared dry land, people gathered at the dock at fukushima in japan to welcome them. mitsuhiro iwamoto, a japanese citizen who lost his sight at the age of 16, set sail on february 2a from san diego, where he now lives. thank you for coming. he steered the vessel, a sighted navigator doug smith assisted him with verbal guidance on potential hazards and wind direction. mr iwamoto's first attempt at the crossing ended in disaster in 2013 when his yacht sank

translation: it was really tough and i realised that the pacific ocean is boundless.ing land with a hot shower and a cold beer, safe in the knowledge they've also raised money for charities to help prevent diseases which cause blindness. caroline rigby, bbc news. close to 200,000 bees that live on the roof of notre dame cathedral in paris have survived the devastating fire which destroyed much of the building on monday. three hives are still intact — experts say that the smoke is likely to have made them "drunk". hugh schofield reports from paris. for six years, they've been keeping bees on the roof of notre—dame. the inferno, one might have thought, should have reduced the three hives to a large pool of wax, but no. this brief video taken this afternoon shows that all is still in order. the day after, we had pictures taken by drones, and i could see the three dots made by the roof of the hives, and nothing was in front, nothing that looked like melted wax. and then on thursday, nicola, my boss, met andre on the pavement and he said he'd seen bees going back and forth

durant would seal the deal. >> is of my standards, i went and jumped in the pacific ocean.> did it wake you up? >> it woke me up and healed me mind and body. we're a little worried coming into the game. he was looking for the shot and confidently shooting it. they played 48 minutes straight through. at first we didn't match the energy but we did a good job. >> the sharks trying to keep the season alive. must-win game six in las vegas. bunny ears, so cute. no score in the final seconds of the first period. logan couture says thank you very much. 1-0 team the rebound goes to jonathan marchessault who redirected with the skate. to the third we go. sharks. melker karlsson. point blank! lifts it up and jones who has been shaky in this series came up huge. still tied 1-1. baseball, sea gulls. how about a lot of sea gulls? this is like the birds. like hitchcock. he's in blue jays. this is unbelievable. pull in that drive and robbed him of a home run that air mails it. how strong is it? and then he doubles up justin smoak and a big punchout by aaron thomas next to me look at this c

that's good. >>> still ahead, klay thompson cools off with a jump into the pacific ocean.l he be doing it again after wednesday's playoff game? >> a look at 5:23 th with peak season berries, uniqcreamy avocado. and a dressing fit for a goddess. come taste what a salad should be. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. got it.r pickup order? ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh... for the team... the team gooo team.... order online pickup in an hour. now get an extra 20% off with coupon. office depot officemax. >>> a lock at san rafael, no fog. and you are down the road from an area that will see the biggest jump in temperatures. petaluma, 68 yesterday. 82 today. 14 degrees warmer. even places like oakland and san francisco eight to ten degrees warmer as all of us hit the 70s and 80s. a few 60s, though, at the coast. >> thank you, mike. >>> the sharks force a game seven in their series against the golden nights after a thrilling double overtime victory. >> the men in teal were on the r

you're not going to jump into the pacific ocean. will you do anything different?>kyoic beach i'm coming for y >> i'll leave stream it or something. >> nothing else to add, larry. >> so the warriors not necessarily at their sunday best. but they grind out a 113-105 victory. what's your take away. >> overcome the fee efficiency of stefan the defensive end. but cla and kd to the rescue. when have you those two, you can overcome some of the mistakes on defensive end. >> it's an embarrass apt of riches for the warrios when an mvp player has an off game. you still have cla who really made his impact on the series in this game and you also have by the way, he's kevin durant. >> cla 27 in the first half. and with steph in foul trouble he played that last four minutes atsondkd rst te consistent. he was not having a lot of plays run for him unlike game. >> 3-1 series lead. you know they want to get this over with especially with the way they squandered game two the at oracle. >> they're ready for them. it's come. we all know what's down the pike with the big western confere

>>and as someone from oi i could say the pacific ocean really is undefeated no game 5 wednesday at oracle elsewhere in the bay area playoff picture mark davis enjoy enjoyed some drama last night the san jose sharks go from the verge of elimination to be win away from a historic comeback. a marathon showdown from vegas game not at one double ot. then tomas hertl say. >>the day with a winner. the very one that said the starts work done and would come back to san jose. >>fans that there would be a game 7. >>since it's really great to know everybody to get on the right thing so there is there's they you know game 7 about. now an obvious to finish this game so something happen. >>spencer of the game. the as a matter many of them. their financial plan. rush this moment enjoy it. this is >>key so game 7 tomorrow at 7 at the tank finally to go along with all the playoff excitement this week. how about some serious nfl talk around one of the draft thursday 2 major story lines in this region raiders hold 3 first-round selections 49 ers have the second overall pick general manager john lynch enterin

translation: it was really tough and i realised that the pacific ocean is boundless.he pair celebrated reaching land with a hot shower and a cold beer, safe in the knowledge that they've also raised money for charities to help prevent diseases which cause blindness. caroline rigby, bbc news. french television has put on a glitzy benefit concert to raise funds for the renovation of notre—dame cathedral, which was devastated in a fire on monday. singing an international array of artists joined the concert. so far, around i billion euros has been raised for the restoration of the cathedral, which had its spire and roof gutted in the blaze. close to 200,000 bees that live on the roof of notre—dame cathedral in paris have survived the devastating fire, which destroyed much of the building. three hives are still intact. experts say that the smoke is likely to have made them drunk. hugh schofield reports from paris. for six years, they've been keeping bees on the roof of notre—dame. the inferno, one might have thought, should have reduced the three hives to a large pool of w

i realised the pacific ocean was pontus.w it's time for a look at the weather with phil.. calm seas, you have been paying attention. she usually catches me out. a fly in the ointment. it comes in the form in more cloud and breeze across the north—west and quarter of scotland. the weather front piping up scotland. the weather front piping up its act overnight. significant rain flirting with the west of northern ireland. across the western isles. further south frost—free but a chilly night to come for east anglia as last night. some fog on the a1. the north—western quarter of scotland, the far west of northern ireland, not the best of the temperatures or sun. we havejust had the hottest day of the year thus far, over 24 in a couple of locations including bournemouth. for eve ryo ne locations including bournemouth. for everyone else, a glorious day coming up. the city of bradford featured in a special series. these are some of the highlights of we are bradford. this is we are bradford! we are bradford. doesn't it look fantastic

ajapanese sailor has become the first blind person to sail a yacht across the pacific ocean.nited states, two months ago for the japanese coast. he was accompanied by an american sailor, doug smith, who helped with visual information, as mr iwamoto steered the vessel and managed the sail. the journey was mr iwamoto‘s second attempt at the challenge — his first, in 2013, ended when his boat dramatically hit a whale and sank. translation: it was really tough. i realised the pacific ocean is boundless. i have had enough so i will not sail yachts for a while. the headlines on bbc news... two people have been arrested over the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry. the teenagers are being held under the terrorism act. police in london say they've now arrested more than 700 people, since climate change protests began last monday. researchers say nearly one in ten heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if routine check—ups were better targeted. manchester city have moved back to the top of the premier league table after a nervy1—0 win over totte n ha m , after a nervy1—0 win ove

translation: it was really tough and i realised that the pacific ocean is boundless.d with a hot shower and a cold beer, safe in the knowledge they've also raised money for charities to help prevent diseases which cause blindness. caroline rigby, bbc news. it's turning out to be one of the hottest easter bank holiday weekends on record with temperatures reaching 25.5 celsius in hampshire on saturday — the warmest day of the year so far. and there's more to come, with sunshine and high temperatures expected for most of the country on sunday and monday. from sunny southport, olivia richwald sent this report. summer holiday scenes over the easter weekend. southport, on merseyside, has one of the biggest expanses of sand in the north—west and the second longest pier in the country. these girls have taken two trains to be here today. it feels like summer because it's really hot and it's really sunny. what have you been doing? er, laying on the beach and going to the shops. it's been a lovely day here. it's been very warm. obviously, the sun's ultra warm for this time of ye

how can we free the pacific ocean from plastic waste. a young dutchman is pointing the way he said course for a few world full of plastic trash floating off the coast of california these ocean cleanup system is like a garbage truck for the high seas the maneuver is not without its risks. will his mission succeed. to morrow to do it in sixty minutes d.w. . what secrets lie behind the smallest. find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage sites. d w world heritage for sixty kids. now. contaminated abandoned apocalyptic the chernobyl exclusion zone three decades after the nuclear disaster one man wants to revive the region. by the job uses create. helping to develop a principle a new.

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ajapanese man has become the first blind person to sail a yacht across the pacific ocean.age from san diego on the californian coast at the end of february. he was accompanied by a sighted american sailor doug smith who gave him information from visual sources while mr iwamoto steered the vessel and managed the sail. almost two months on, the sailor was greeted by an ecstatic crowd in the japanese port of iwaki in japan earlier today. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come. this is bbc world news today.

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hero's welcome for the japanese man who's become the first blind person to sail a yacht across the pacific ocean

you're not going to jump in the pacific ocean? .ld it. i do >> we look forward to it. >> i'll live stream it or something. >> game five is at oracle arena. >> the start of the nfl draft days away. >> huge crowds to see three days of selections and dealings unfold. city leaders expect about 100,000 people per day to pack the downtown area in addition to the 70,000 people who work there every day. >> we've been talking about it at the office the last few weeks. everybody is getting prepared for it and knows what's coming. >> it's not even the draft yet. so much stuff going downtown. >> officials say the draft will be the largest multiday event ever staged in the city. you can watch the nfl draft here on abc 7 that will air at 5:00 thursday. >>> a weekend crackdown on side shows in the east bay, but did it work? >>> celebrating earth day with a new effort to stop illegal dumping and clean up the streets. how you can help. >>> new details out of sri lanka including the first ad. a full report coming up. >>> plus, justin bieber's first perform

i jumped in the pacific ocean yesterday. it was cold but it was worth it. >> did it wake you up?> oh, yeah. i think the ocean is probably the best way to clear your mind and being a southern california kid, growing up on the beach and spending a lot of time in the ocean, it's -- that made perfect sense. i know people joked about it and laughed about it, because it's klay. made perfect sense to me. >> beach, a little chilly right now for the water. >>> toronto blue jays swept the a's and flew home to canada to sethe anaing on them. kevin by lar who broke into the majors in toronto. jays fans still love him there. brandon belt. trying to steal home and he is out. second inning. no score. smokes a single left. joe panik with a couple of runs driven in. he adds another. first homer of the season. then the giants muscling up as they do on the road. that's why they're talking about moving the fences in at oracle park. 7-2 giants now in the 8th. the a's host texas later tonight. >>> yesterday, just yesterday 49ers general manager john lynch said robbie gould would be back kicking for th

under a majestic sunset, pacific ocean's whales brought in a harsh reality, another dead gray whale washing ashore. >> curiosity of seeing a whale that washed up on the beach. sad it's dead but opportunity to see it up close. >> reporter: has witnessed the migration from baja to alaska. >> seen quite a few goes last few weeks. >> arrived from germany, saw on the news. >> very sad, pretty animal, touching to see it. >> reporter: today another dead gray whale outside of richmond, part of tail missing. seven in past two weeks. marine mammal center says three died of malnutrition, many are skinnier than usual in migration, unclear what happened to these found today. >> could be a variety. warmer waters, food source limited, that's why we go out and collaborate with different researchers and biologists along the west coast. >> reporter: hope to gain a better picture of what is happening with the chwhales wit necropsies beginning here tomorrow morning. >>> new at 11:00, allegation against apple, claims misled inve investors by lying about sales. according to the news, everybody who bought stock o

i'm in the middle of the pacific ocean and there is no one to take teachers from. the number of teachers and the teacher preparation program with lots of incentives is about one third of the number of teachers so this is a real challenge. i would like to know ways in which you and the department, with different policy solutions for teacher recruitment and retention. one set of challenges and across-the-board. >> thanks for that question. it is a real issue for you geographically. other factors in that consideration as well. i think the two new proposals we have, and more autonomy and freedom to do what they do best. and to help from to really affirm the profession in new ways. teaching in general has gotten a bad beating over the years and not focused on ways to continue to encourage those who are particularly effective as classroom teachers and to encourage some that may want to or be better in a different profession to find the profession more quickly. each state clearly has specific issues with those who are hardest to find and the opportunity to affirm really g

yesterday i went and jumped into the pacific ocean. >> it woke me up and healed in body and mind. >>eet the jazz. an early start. tyg three.tchell missed a game tonight he kept the jazz from ehim. 19 of the 3 inc 13 points iminutes. back to back three it is on wednesday. warriors and clippers stat at you have co. he became the first player in. >> history to score a short handed goal in a second overtime. the winner moves on to the second round. >> we have to do it all over again in game five and game six. we have to do it again tomorrow night. >> the key sow to forget with it right away. i think today it's in the past. we have one game left. the a's hosted today. take another look. that was a good one. in the bottom half of the inning, piscotty breaks his scoreless tie. a fourth of the year. two hits. and piscotty gave him plenty of run support. >>> for the first time you can watch the draft starting this thursday. that will be a lot of sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to

the hang glider pilot who was killed after crashing into the pacific ocean or devil's slide has been identified as 44 year-old christopher correa he took off from fort funds to you're looking at his photo just after 04:00pm easter sunday. there were reports of a hang glider in distress. he had landed in the water off double slide and was able to and hope from the glider but korea just couldn't make it to shore. there was very heavy surf. he was found roughly an hour later by the crew of a coast guard helicopter but was unresponsive. a family dog is in need of a big surgery, but her owners just can't afford it. i need your help 8 year old a cocoa has a tumor on her stomach, it's growing by the day conference michelle kingston has more on what that family is asking for. >>mine >>dies on greig's loves coco his 8 year-old yorkie who now has a tumor growing on her stomach. >>and i just pray somebody out there can help >>if the surgery coco needs will cost a nice knocking and her family close to $5,000. money they say they just don't have a just price someone out there can help us. >>and h

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. >> if you're driving your car and it was sadly to say that you are in the middle of the pacific oceanbe suspicious. >> good advice. so will gps go haywire? this it may impact systems around the world. what to look out for and what devices are most at risk. tomorrow night at 7 pm right here on kpix 5. >>> redwood city's impossible burger is in partnership with burger king. >> starting this week, the world's second-largest burger chain will serve a meat free burger. beef is? now, no word on u knd >> where's the beef? >>> yes indeed. it is will at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> the stanford women were the last bay area teams standing, looking for a ticket for the final four. but they have to beat the defending champion notre dame. second quarter, stanford up two. nails a three pointer, stanford led 33-26 at halftime. but the fighting irish had some fight. drives the lane, gets

the shows up two weeks after heavy rainfall in the eastern pacific ocean and the >>orr on , as long andotter. in sacramento, kpix 5. >>> they are ready for tomorrow for 20 celebration. is >> a massive marijuana smoke out takes over the park. they are expecting 20,000 to 30,000 people to attend. >> -- the city says that they want people to have a good time, but also to be careful. there was several opioid overdoses last year. police will be all over that park tomorrow looking for illegal drugs and other band items. glass, alcohol, drugs, weapons and pets are not allowed. >>> an incredible view from chopper 5, showing san francisco across the bay as the fog rolled into today. essentially the city was essentially socked in. >> but what an amazing picture. >>> but check this out, the first full moon in april. you can see that the moon is pinkringflblinthe i ght. >> just dropping some knowledge. >>> cloud cover is pushing in, it is going to be a pretty stark a change tomorrow morning. especially if you enjoyed 80 degree temperatures. not tomorrow. especially tomorrow morning, we are in the 5

. >> if you were driving your car and it sundaynd suddenly said you were in the middle of the pacific ocean, be suspicious. >> unless there is water all around you. so will it go haywire? the global event, what to look out for and what devices are most at risk tonight at 7:00 here on kpix5. >>> the stakes are high for the warriors game against the denver nuggets. >> kpix5 sports director dennis o'donnell in oakland where the days are numbered for oracle arena. >> reporter: indeed. nuggets are on the court warming up. who would have thought the denver nuggets would pose the biggest threat to the warriors in the western conference? the winner of tonight's game could decide who wins the top seed in the west. >> we take care of our business and win tomorrow we are obviously in great shape down the stretch with the last whatever ten days of the season, so we can prepare for the playoffs the best way we can. >> reporter: in other words, they want to rest. a win tonight would give the warriors a two game lead in the west and the head to head tie breaker against denver. there are six games left to

yesterday i went and jumped the pacific ocean.s cold, but it was worth it. >> did it wake you up? >> it waked me up and healed the body and mind. so i think it worked and paid off for today. >> klay was great. he likes his sleep so you worry about him about 12:30 games. we were worried. he was sensational and looking for his shot and confidently shooting it. he gavs a good le fit half. ni about our team, doesn't matter where it comes from, can come from anywhere. klay, kd were unbelievable. and we all contributed.was a fu. >> they're playing with house money. they're not supposed to win this series. so they're playing with confidence. they're playing with momentum and they're just coming out firing and defending like crazy. so we have to play well to win at staple's center, mindy balk, abc 7 sports. >>> wednesday at oracle, baseball scores, giants beat the pirates 3- 2. and the sharks up 1-0 on vegas in amust-w ge six o period. >>yeah. oto skateund them. >> you can't skate through them. >> thank you, larry. >>> just ahead, one o q

it's in the middle of the pacific ocean. it's an island of ten thousand people. it takes twenty minutes to drive around the island it's extremely hot. humid and. just how poor the island is. you need to find government comes the non-government and says we're going to a few billion dollars over the next seventy years to has a few thousand asylum seekers for a failing economy like never i can imagine it would seem like a very. good option. on my first day we moved up to the town. the salvation army to have a serious small briefing and said go out and help the men. and be their friends. a lot of people were really confused when they first arrived in. i remember one particular intake a lot of the members saying to me where are we i thought this was part of this trial here. so it was up to us to tell them that no you know didn't stray there you're not really. one of my most vivid memories was assigned being on the wall of that said stuff would have to be trained how to use a hoffman's not. when i asked what a hoffman's knife was it was the knife used to cut people dow

so-called pacific ring of fire, a series of volcanoes and fault lines that circles the pacific ocean. confirmed korea has leader kim jong-un will visit russia and meet with russian president vladimir putin. talks with the u.s. have stalled but it is not clear if putin and kim will discuss the issues. moscow once broader access to north korea's mineral resources, notably the rare metals. a reminder of what is making news this hour. a national day of mourning for sri lanka as the nation buries those killed in sunday's bombings. the government blaming the bombing g on two local islamic groups. claim it is retaliation for the christchurch shootings. islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attack without providing evidence. the biggest phase in india's general election is underway. 188 million people eligible to vote tuesday in 15 different states. as we heard, though than irireld police have arrested a 57-year-old woman over the murder of a young journrnalist o was shot while covering tension between republican dissidents and police. time for a look k at today's top busisin

. >> if you're driving your car and it were to suddenly say that you are in the middle of the pacific ocean, be suspicious. >> will gps go high wire? the global event that may impact systems around the world , what to look out for and what devices are most at risk. that is tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on kpix5. >>> after a billion-dollar repair job tomorrow the main spillway at the oroville dam will reopen for the first time since it suffered a catastrophic failure. we are in butte county. >> reporter: it's the $1.1 billion california maker project that no one asked for but we are going to put it to the test tomorrow. the department of water resources will open the gates on the new spillway constructed after the previous oroville dam spillway failed spectacularly back in 2017. the new structure is said to be state-of-the-art. and folks living downstream who had to evacuate two years ago ilt st. y ar in the >> it's a superior design. and a superior build. i personally have 100% confidence in every thing that was done. >> reporter: not a tremendous release planned for tomorrow. 10,000-20

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>>lighter pilot who was killed after crashing into the pacific ocean near devil's slide has now been identified he is 44 year-old cristobal kerrville he took off from fort function. the san mateo county sheriff says that just after 04:00pm on sunday easter sunday, the coast guard and the san mateo county harbourmaster responded to a hang glider in distress. it landed in the water off devil's slide and was able to unhook from the glider but was unable to make it to shore because of the heavy serve after an hour of searching carrillo was pulled from the water by a crew on board a coast guard helicopter unresponsive and not breathing. they were unable to resuscitate him. a small plane crash next to the prison yard of a facility in riverside county this afternoon killing at least one person, the pilot was the only person on board the plane when it crashed according to the f a a the riverside county sheriff's office later tweeted that the crash was fatal one inmate was scratched during the incident, but no other inmates or prison staff or seriously affected. >>the oakland a's or sacrament

. >> if you are driving your car and it were to suddenly say that you are in the middle of the pacific ocean, be suspicious. >> so will gps go haywire? the global event, what to look out for, and what devices are most at risk tonight at 7:00 on kpix5. >>> big fans listen up, three flavors hard to find will be landing at the grocery store. the big daddy, super sunday, and chips it. >>> until recently, you could only get the flavors at a local corner store in single servings. >> look captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this tuesday, an arrest at mar-a-lago-- a woman carrying chinese passports and a thumb drive with computer malware caught trying to enter the president's resort. >> her name is yujing zhang. >> the receptionist is the one who figured out she wasn't on any kind of a list. >> president trump was staying at mar-a-lago that day. >> there were pops-- i mean, boom. >> another fire at a houston- area chemical plant, the second in two weeks. >> one person was killed, two others injured. >> president trump is threatening again to close the border. >> a border s

. >> if you are driving your car and it were to suddenly say that you are in the middle of the pacific ocean, be suspicious. >> reporter: the department of homeland security has the best a bulletin warning about the upcoming event. and recommending if you use gps to make sure the system is updated. most modern devices should do just fine. the best advice, don't panic and learn how to read one of these. a map. driving in san francisco. >>> a u.s. gs expert told us that some of his older gps devices already rolled back to an incorrect date but they are now fixed. >> as for the chp and cal fire, the california office of emergency services told us the manufacturer of their devices a short the states that the gps systems will not be impacted. >>> good news from the sierra. the state department of water resources is calling today's snow survey a water supply dream. the snowpack at the lip station in south lake tahoe measured almost 107 inches. the fourth best start to april ever. some pretty good numbers. >>> considering where we were three months ago, snowpack was not bad. it was 62% of average.

>> if you are driving your car, and it were to suddenly say that you are in the middle of the pacific ocean, be suspicious. >> so, will gps go haywire? the global event that may impact systems around the world, what to look out for, and what devices are most at risk. that is tonight at 7 pm. >>> new at noon, the latest snow survey is out, and shows the result of the atmospheric rivers that have been drenching the state. the department of water resources revealed today the snowpacks stands at 106.5 inches, well above average. it is a healthy snowpack, but concerns about reservoir and river level, and flooding risks in the future. state officials say most reservoirs are at 80 to 90% capacity. this was the survey of the season. it was conducted at phillips station in south lake tahoe. >>> all right, a lot of snow in the mountains, plenty of rain in the bay. >> it really is our winter weather pattern that continues into spring right now with a very active weather pattern of storm after storm. we have rain chances at reasonable day this week. here is high def doppler, you can see scattered showe

how can we free the pacific ocean from plastic waste. a young dutchman is pointing the way he said course for a world full of plastic trash floating off the coast of california his ocean cleanup system is like a garbage truck from the high seas the maneuver is not without its risks. will his mission succeed. tomorrow to me and thirty minutes on d w. when the hour starts rising people fight for survival the money they set up i get me a bunch of money but when there's a flood the water comes up drawn waste by your clothes fast every morning but. the lack of water. he's equally dangerous. there's junk you can see people move south so they can plant crops and find food the same sap the floods and droughts with climate change become the main driver of mass migration the few could write any kind of fix not if you want and probably most of them will come from. the climate exodus starts it will thirtieth on t w. the old order is history the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is keep shifting powers the topic in focus at the global

this couple and their six adopted children were in their suv when it plunged into the pacific ocean off highway one in westport and mendocino county last year. it is still unclear why. kpix 5's andria borba is here. >>> a jury of 12 hearing from officials and experts trying to determine what happened to the hart family. whether this was a murder suicide , an accident or whether this was something else. >> march 2018 the e ttom of th the ocean off highway one. investigators later identify the bodies of two people. jennifer and sarah hart. the remains of the three adopted children are found nearby but as for clues as to what set the suv off the road in the first place -- >> we were unable to locate what you would typically see like tire tracks were losing control. >> the remains of two children were found later on but one sons remains have not turned up. investigators have set the crash up as intentional. jennifer hart stop the car and drove off the edge and never hit the brakes. >> it is unlikely that she was belted. >> investigators say jennifer was drunk at the time. toxicology results

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