but in the pacific ocean, the u.s. had lead code breaking responsibility.and we had just been terribly surprised in the pacific ocean, and the division of labor in the u.s. military services was the u.s. navy, the women you saw on the platform, they had lead responsibly responsibility for the japanese naval fleet code. it was our navy's responsibility. but the u.s. army had responsibility for code breaking by the japanese army, which is now spread out on all these islands and landmasses around the pacific ocean. so the u.s. army had to figure out, where are we going to get our women? if the navy has now approached all these women's colleges and sewn up the northeastern seaboard, where are we going to get our educated minds to work on the japanese army ciphers? the army decr"ed to recruit schoolteachers. this is dot braden, from lynchburg, virginia, not far from my hometown of roanoke, virginia. she was teaching school in 1942, eldest daughter in a family of four, mom a single mother, her mother, her parents were separated, her mother was supporting their ho

ina we have at the moment between megan in a secretive billionaire‘s retreat on the coast of the pacific oceannada, and we have kate and william getting there hands dirty making milkshakes and talking about mental health. there seems to be someone who wants to do very good things, but at the moment they're not doing a lot of them. in kate now... she has been through, to be fair, a long period of what is called awaiting katie. lots of talk about her mother being a former air stewardess and how they were common, although not my idea of common. and lots of talk an unpleasant gossip, and being told that people were reporting should only gone to st angers to bag a prince. she survived all that, three children five and she's sitting there wearing it very expensive clothes and a massive tingly diamond earrings. i'd be gritting my head off ifi earrings. i'd be gritting my head off if i was wearing those. she's produced three children, married to the next king, looking after him, turning out for him. the queen will be saying, "this is how one doesn't. one turns up, leaves, smiles, one doesn't say anyth

ina we have at the moment between megan in a secretive billionaire's retreat on the coast of the pacific oceans dirty making milkshakes and talking about mental health. there seems to be someone who wants to do very good things, but at the moment they're not doing a lot of them. in kate now... she has been through, to be fair, a long period of what is called awaiting katie. lots of talk about her mother being a former air stewardess and how they were common, although not my idea of common. and lots of talk an unpleasant gossip, and being told that people were reporting should only gone to st angers to bag a prince. she survived all that, three children five and she's sitting there wearing it very

in the center of the pacific ocean is a key geographic point in this is a big -- in the pacific ocean, hawaii. if you take a globe of the , it gets coldthis and shrinks -- you turn the what do we see? >> [inaudible] nothingok: hawaii and else, right? essentially. it is also important to realize why this is so vital. if you go from san francisco to japan on your way to manila, it is a straight line. not this way, so sorry for that presentation, but it is important to realize that the two routes to japan lead from the south or the north. in the pacific theater. that is exactly what we will see in a minute. this is that picture, japanese boys, 14, 15 years old will be studying this map and understanding the relationship with the powers in the pacific and enjoying the fun of thinking they are a great naval power, because japan was a great naval power in the pacific in the 1930's, and now before the war, china had begun to expand. the japanese were beginning to feel they were [inaudible] certainly the young japanese children worst feeling they would step into a world where japan would be t

we have a beautiful ocean called the pacific ocean with thousands and thousands of tons of garbage flows towards us put there by other countries. greta has to start working on those other countries. by the way, congratulations on your show. >> thank you very much. >> they made a very wise decision. >> thank you very much and we invite you for an interview whenever you're available. can i ask you, just to be clear and for future presidents, is abuse of power an impeachable offense? >> well, you'll have to talk to the lawyers about it. i will tell you there's nothing here -- i had a very innocent conversation with a very fine gentleman from the ukraine, and it was based on that. people don't even want to talk about the conversation. i got to watch glimpse in between all of these meetings i just told you about. i got to watch glimpses of what is taking place, wasting time in washington, and i watched -- they don't talk about my conversation. they don't talk about my transcripts. remember this, when schiff made up the phony story and he repeated it to congress and the world and it was a tota

further down the russian river as it heads down to the pacific ocean thus far. reporting live in sonoma county, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> new at 6, the bay area taking center stage in the race for the white house. tom steyer holding two campaign events in the east bay. da lin in richmond with my some presidential candidates are focusing on the golden state. with the iowa caucuses less than two weeks away. >> reporter: we asked tom steyer shouldn't you be in iowa and set of campaigning here? he said there is not a whole lot of time left and he has to pick and choose. he says it's very important for him to do well in california because this is his home state. >> i like to hear suggestions with how you think things could be better. >> reporter: a roundtable discussion on reforming the criminal justice system. ex-convicts share their experiences and ideas. >> when i was incarcerated i was a senior in high school and always had the dream of going to college. >> reporter: tom steyer is holding events in the bay area today and tomorrow on additional topics like the eco

and in our global ideas series we head to the pacific ocean it's home to many species of sea turtle our reporter clare richardson went to the art of an island part of the solomon islands north of australia she met some activists who are working to protect the turtles from. the solomon islands look like power dice on us the region hair in the south pacific is home to rich merryman biodiversity. but it's a challenging environment for the critically endangered hawksbill sea turtles that nest here. female tuttle's lay roughly $1000.00 eggs each season. only one in a 1000 will make it to adult hood. that chances are made by hunting and their legal trading. research estimate that some $10000.00 turtles are harvested each year. that's pushed hawksbill sea turtles to the brink of extinction. but for the creatures who make it to this particular beach that's home. these women are on a mission to save the tassels in 2016 they formed a group which brings together communities from 3 islands to protect the tools from hunting. the fearful many think they have different powerful background so having to

but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪]rk where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets. the

>> jimmy: yeah kayak across the pacific ocean is directions.ent by in by allison stewart in sacramento she was using a calorie tracking app okays yohow many calories can you have that day. all right and then down here, "40% off blizzards at dairy queen. [ laughter ] genius genius marketing the next screen grab was sent in by bryan osterday in cincinnati it's an ad for a local school. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: let's see what it said "focused and fun." especially that kid sleeping right there. let's just say it's fun. >> steve: it's fun >> jimmy: well, maybe it's neither. >> steve: he's focusing. >> jimmy: he's not focused either, he's just sleeping [ light laughter ] the next screen grab was sent in by dave deetch in kansas city, missouri. he was trying to find something to watch on cable. let's see what he found. oh "this old ho." >> steve: oh [ laughter ] love it. >> jimmy: loveve tt t show [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how long did that run? >> steve: what's that? that ran for about 14 seasons. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] season one was my favori

a place like lax, you have the pacific ocean right there. most pilots would hurry through an emergency. >> delta air lines confirms that the had experience. the faa is investigating. >>> tonight the six democratic presidential candidates went head-to-head. just between three weeks between the iowa caucuses. we have the highlights from this pivotal monday. >> reporter: tonight democratic presidential debate was the last time for idaho -- idaho voters to hear from them. there was a wide range of topics covered. most notably, foreign policy. we spoke with iowa voters who said that they have trouble differentiating the candidates up until this point. tonight they had an opportunity to change that. foreign-policy and presidential leadership took center stage at the democratic debate in iowa. although -- >> donald trump is taking us pell-mell to another war. >> we have to andrew what trump did and bring that collision together and make sure that i ran never gets a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: he pressed joe biden on his record. >> i did everything

the first day of 2020 brought people to the pacific ocean to relax and reflect. but high surf brought powerful waves barrelling toward the shore. >> we just happened to be coming through town and saw the waves. thought we'd get a closer look. >> this is the first time i've ever seen them this high. >> reporter: i high surf advisory for new year's day warned wave-watchers from ocean beach down the coast to half moon bay. >> in conditions like this, it can pull you out. there's rip currents. on the best to stay away. sneaker waves can come up and grab you if you're not paying attention. >> reporter: the waves drew some surfers out to the water. >> we thought it was a great way to start the new year off. >> reporter: patrick wall has been surfing two decade bus caught a scare. >> this is not a day where you want to go out there by yourself. my leash broke. you lose your major floatation device. >> the wave took his board and yanked off the leash. i was able to catch it. >> i was out there and then there were some pretty big waves and it was scary. >> a little scary.

the man was on a rock when the waves sent him into the icy pacific ocean. he was rescued by park rangers. visitors to the area say it's not worth risking your life to try and get a good photo. >> thinking about your mom in your head or aunt in your head, is it worth it getting the picture at the end of the day? do i want to be able to come back and actually revisit this spot and the beauty of it? >> the video was released by santa cruz county officials as a warning to others. >>> idaho police reveal now information in the search for two missing children, and another death in connection to whitney houston's family. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbsnews.com reports nick gordon, ex-partner of bobbi kristina brown, has died at the age of 30. gordon's attorney confirmed his death but did not give a cause. it comes nearly five years after brown, the daughter of singers whitney houston and bobby brown, was found facedown and unresponsive in a bathtub. she died after six months in a coma. the medical examiner's office was not able to d

chilean dictator augusto pinochet who had his political opponents thrown out of helicopters into the pacific ocean their numbers are clearly high enough to make them feel comfortable to hate in the open strongly as they do in private. but they shouldn't feel comfortable they should feel just as isolated as i felt when i found out the church i was trying to join expanded its restrictions. to come on. it's because i picked the raisins out isn't it. reporting from washington natalie mcgill predicted tonight as every new yorker knows the big apple is the greatest city in the world but it could stand to be made just a little bit greater by improving its public transit that's why governor cuomo has pledged to add $500.00 new boys and girls in blue to keep their watchful eyes on the city's subways critics claim that this money could be more efficiently spent elsewhere but the n.y.p.d. disagrees and asked us to just think how much faster the trains would run if you weeded out all the potential criminals the new transit cops are going after favor of acres and vagrants to wait is that a troll lady no. i can

moment a wave knocks him off his feet and sends them plummeting off the rush rock down into the pacific ocean monday. it was incredibly lucky, rescued by state park rangers. >> completely unpredictable. it is the kind of gasping moment crews along the coast are hoping to avoid at the massive fraud the waves on the coast today. >> he looked like he was out there in an area where the kind of thing happens all day long so i don't know exactly what he was doing but he was very fortunate not to be killed in that situation. >> reporter: in bonnie doon, hikers and beachgoers were keeping a safe distance from the surf on a rain free new year's day. >> i was watching really carefully. i got close but i did not get close enough when i was watching. never turn your back to the ocean. >> reporter: the dramatic video of the man being swept away is being shared by santa cruz county officials as a warning to others. in the age of instagram, even teenagers say the reward of a few likes does not justify the risk of getting swept out to sea. >> i would prefer to stay safe and make sure i'm in the right spot. i

the california coast expected to resume for a car scene plunging off highway one right into the pacific ocean and but we will tell you why the search teams had to pause their efforts to find that driver. >>> why neighbors as a homeless encampment in santa rosa is getting out of hand. >> and this is a lie look at the roads right now, this is the morning commute if you're on the san mateo bridge. no problems at all. you are watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox 2 news . >> never miss a moment delivered direct to you, watch anytime from anywhere, the fox 2 news app , download today. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadershit vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always champ

this is we have a beautiful ocean called the pacific ocean with thousands and thousands of tons of garbage flows toward us and that's what they are by other countries so i think it has to start working on those other countries right all right we're trying to get our heads around that one about the trash in the pacific of year but is anyone buying the u.s. president's. pitch that the u.s. is leading the world as a prime mover when it comes to protecting the environment. well of course we have the experts here and we have the researchers here and of course also the environmental organizations and they came up very quickly as well as fact checkers to say that the records of the united states are not as rosy as the united states and are trying to put it that being said let's not forget that the united states is a big country it's also a very polarized country right now also when it comes to climate change so the attitude of people here in davos of those experts and leaders is that they will simply try to continue and work with those people who believe in the climate change crisis and who are t

the ruling is based on a complaint brought by an islander from kiribati in the pacific ocean who said he was in danger due to rising sea levels applied for asylum in new zealand but was rejected he also failed when he took it to the united nations the case though has now set the way for others to a ploy germany's interior ministry spoken out against the united nations decision. most studies suggest that environmental change is a trigger but not the sole cause of migration decisions political commentator david vance and former leader of the wales green party paper a bottle of tea gave us their views on the case. i think the u.n. ruling is a good one we're going to see millions and millions of people maybe 300000000 people. fleeing climate change where the through starvation or drought storm flood to certification and we have to be ready for it we have to start talking about this we actually must start preparing ourselves for this it's just another way till essential exploit the u.n. support but to advance open borders and you know even at the most obvious level i can't believe anyone s

burning with such intensity that plumes of smoke have even reportedly made their way across the pacific ocean to chile. well i agree astray are directing their fury prime minister scott morrison over his handling of the crisis on for suggesting there's no direct link between the fires and climate change the spike many seeing it as a root cause of the on president destruction. that's become hard of the process and longer the rival lepping between stites this is driven by climate chimes scientists the pain very clear that the 10 or 20 years now that climate change is leading to more frequent and more severe bush 5 and drought and white we're already seeing catastrophic impacts you can imagine how much worse it will be if we allow the planet to continue to warm if we allow the continent of australia to continue to dry out this is just a taste of what's to come if we don't act there's no argument about the links between in my view in the government's view and any government in this country about the links between broader issues of global climate change and and weather events around the world but

full my obligations of sending states the case was brought by an islander from your body in the pacific ocean who claimed that he was in danger due to rising sea levels he applied for asylum in new zealand but was rejected also failed at the un but the case set a precedent that others could apply the world body rule that the climate crisis could expose individuals it to a violation of their rights and that states couldn't legally send refugees back to their countries of origin germany's interior ministry has spoken out against of the un's ruling. most studies suggest that environmental change is a trigger but not the sole cause of migration decisions political commentator david vance and a former leader of the wales green party pippa. gave us their views on the story. i think the u.n. ruling is a good one we're going to see millions and millions of people maybe 300000000 people. fleeing climate change where the through starvation or drought storm flood to certification and we have to be ready for it we have to start talking about this here's the facts on this one 1st of all this is a normal l

upset by bosch but this this took place in palau which is an island country located in the western pacific oceant wasn't even a video shot in japón so the amount of misinformation going around is quite shocking at this is a f. p. they're showing photographs of a markus which is in in in china where that that the virus was said to have kicked off this time round falls completely false information and be if mtv in france they have information about a false rumor and of the virus being detectives in actual die in the paris suburbs so you had one off the hospitals here tweeting about thought there's a huge amount of fake information going around no it is being combated by. organizations like the w. h. o. who are the facts at their boats it's a big battle lines and it is in dayton thank you very much of that myth busting segment on current of ours because there is a lot is not that's very accurate one of the two the central and it's been two. and a course helped her. send nineteen eighty two that's right. if you the published today. in the plan and this is a quote from. that and- she's profited play.

obligations of sending states in the case was brought by an i own derned from curragh batty in the pacific ocean who claimed he was in danger due to rising sea levels he applied for asylum in new zealand but was rejected he also failed at the un but the case set a precedent that others could apply that's because it was also ruled that the climate crisis could quote expose individuals to a violation of their rights which would in turn prohibit states under international law from sending refugees back to their home countries germany's interior ministry has spoken out against the un's ruling. most studies suggest that environmental change is a trigger but not the sole cause of migration decisions. yes so quite a lot of ramifications to this i'm very happy to see we're joined live on the program. a lot former leader of the green party and also david fund steve its political commentator welcome to your both can we start with you berlin sees that most studies suggest that environmental changes are triggers for migration decision or not not the sole cause therefore they're opposing the ruling which the