plucking flowers and decorating the stage with the petals of the flowers. we will awaken the 5 senses through the blowing of a conch shell. we will demonstrate the 3 duty, creator, producer and the destroyer in order to make way for new creation. [music] [applause] good morning. afternoon, actually. so, as you can see this is an elaborate dance form and has many hand movements which have a specific meaning. in the piece we are about to show you and share with you we will actually pi lly teach you d movements. this means to tell a story. in old times they would travel and tell the stores about the events of the timeses. i need you all to stand up to learn these. excellent. take a stretch. lift our arms up high to the sky. we will start by creating trees. we will turn our arms into tree branches. our finger tips into leaves and we will sway in the breeze. when the wind picks up we will sway faster. we will make birds by taking our hands facing etch other, cross our thumbs and using our hands like bird wings. the birds are flying high above the treetops. in th

. >>> and we brought it to you minutes ago, a missing wind surfer plucked from the water alive in san mateo county. how this incredible rescue unfolded. we'll have come coming up more details in a live report. >>> good morning. welcome back. the time is 6:30. there it is. the bell ringing on wall street. stock markets are now open. stock futures did rise today getting a lift from stronger than expected earnings from coca-cola and ibm. bank of america, goldman sacks other large banks also ruling out their earnings reports. coca-cola's net income rose 18% in the second quarter. ibm shares rose 2% in premarket and bank of america posted a second quarter loss of 90 cents per share this morning. taking a look at some of the early numbers the dow which was down yesterday trading looks like to be up a little at this point. up 60 points. >>> up is good. 6:30 now. good morning. thanks for joining us on the ktvu morning news it's tuesday july 19th. i'm kraig debro in for dave clark. >> good morning. i'm maureen naylor. pam cook has the morning off. time is 6:30. >>> we are following continued b

plucking flowers and decorating the stage with the petals of the flowers. we will awaken the 5 senses through the blowing of a conch shell. we will demonstrate the 3 duty, creator, producer and the destroyer in order to make way for new creation. [music] [applause]

. >> a 62-year-old wind surfer politic plucked out of the bay after spending 13 hour hours in the water, the woman was being hoisted to safety, resting at home in los altos, where abc 7 is reporting live tonight. vick that is a long time in that cold water. >> this is a happy ending. she was wearing a floatation device. and her husband came out to tell us she's resting comfortably and in good spirits after that harrowing ordeal. >> tired and cold. and kind of weak. and she feels okay. >> that after 13 hours, the is getting dark and you're running against the clock. >> dr. hammond was worried. his wife went wind surfing at 5:00 in the evening, it was now after 6:00. she still wasn't back. >> i had been looking and i saw nothing. >> police and fire responded. the coast guard launched helicopters and boats. and searched 82 square miles. and the temperature was a warm 72 degrees and she wore a floatation device on top of her wet suit. and hammond says one boat came within 50 feet of his wife. >> she was yelling. >> it was dark. waves, choppy. and the emergency gear failed. >> radio failed a

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they'll try to pluck them out and stuff. they can pluck your eyeball, like, right out of your head.this is coming out. these guys are only a month old. they started out -- they were about this big. >> jimmy: they're a month old. >> they're, like, four times the size. they grew since last night. it was unbelievable. so -- >> jimmy: this is amazing. now, i heard you're bringing a special guest? >> yeah. you want to see a special guest? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm going to let you grab these guys up. you grab this one. you want to see the -- you want to see the cougar? [ cheers and applause ] yeah. and i'm not talking about a sexy mom. you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: yeah. >> now -- [ audience groans ] now, this girl here -- >> jimmy: please, hold on. please hold on. oh, look at the claws on that. oh, my gosh. >> she is just gorgeous, isn't she? her name is nala. and oh -- you're so -- i love you so much. i love you. i know. i love you. jimmy loves you. everybody loves you. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> she's a mountain lion, cougar, catamount screamer. they're one of the largest north

crew and helicopter plucked the 17-year-old off the side of a cliff and brought him up street. he had fallen down the cliff while hiking with friends. he had minor injuries to his head and knee and was taken to kaiser hospital to be checked out. >> police and fighters are monitoring science center after an acre had burned off skyline boulevard. they say an overheated car sparked the fire. they are monitoring the area to to make sure it doesn't re-ignite. >> man accused of swiping a drawing off a galley, he is asking for help. he is being held on $5 million bail in the heist of the pencil drawing. don sanchez spoke to lugo from jail today. cameras were not allowed inside but lugo says he doesn't want a public defender. since its such a high profile case, he wants a high profile defense attorney. >> a tragic accident at the ballpark after a baseball fan falls to his death. how major league baseball is responding. >> royal couple touches down on u.s. soil. warm reaction william and kate received in los angeles. >> an icon of american politics passes away, we'll have more on better

white under your stare while you warm your hands under my open wounds i swallow the air you exheal and pluck the bones from your rib cage and i will make a man out of you. my bones memorized the weight of your since. they are brittle with forgiveness. my thighs unfold as you press the palm of your hand against my curving spine and plant your bones inside my garden. this one is draft it's the one in thean tholology. he smoothed the wrinkles on my bell and he sucked my bitter fruit. we plowed an ocean in my navel and sowed mountains of regrets into fields. we allowed only the memory of water to sustain our thirst. we dreamt of rain and listened for our trees to bare fruit. >> the next is inspired by my mother, are we all? this is garden. the gate to my mother's garden opened always trees flirt with shadows and the grass says my same. asleep in flowered boxes pay for rain. i open always the gate to my mother's garden. i will plant my sum in a clay pot an offering to jealous gods and stretch my arms like branches bearing fruft foregiveness. this was inspired by my mother who likes to sew. always

when they returned to earth, it was the hornet that plucked them out of the u.s.an and brought them back to american soil. >> today's celebration, cone sided with the return of the final space shuttle mission, which ended a couple days ago. >>> celebrating diversity, was the message at a gay pride rally in castro valley. it was originally scheduled to be the first gay pride parade in castro valley. a good sized crowd gathered in front of the castro community center, lending support to the lgbt community. >> i want to show everyone that you're not alone. people support you and love you even if you don't know their name and know where they live. there are people that support everything you're doing, and being yourself, and being comfortable with who you are and being as confident as possible. >> today celebrations did have its detractors, a small crowd of protesters set up across the streets. >>> rob my aid saturday is here now with a check on the weather. another gorgeous day here. they're baking in other parts of the country. but nice day to get outside? >> yeah,

they had plucked her out of the frigid ocean.ey secured her on to a gurney a rescuer gave the sign and they took her to the hospital in walnut creek. emergency crews found three other victims on the sand, they treated them there before a coast guard chopper took them to safety. >> i haven't seen anything like that. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: lewis saw it happen. he said the group were hanging out and didn't realize the tide was coming in. >> when they tried to walk back they didn't time it enough and the waves came in and swept them out. >> reporter: now to two of the victims were taken to the hospital where they are reportedly if stable condition. thehe other victim is in critical condition. rangers wouldn't talk about her injuries, only she was unconscious. >> elizabeth cook. thank you. >>> well its being called one of the worst landlord tenant cases oaklandhas seen. inhumane conditions. tonight a reality check for the landlords. the neglect and how the gavel has fallen. >> rats and roaches and mold and mildew. >> report

. >> reporter: but even during those incomprehensible web casts -- >> i pluck them or suck them from the heart of my brain. >> maybe that was his way of venting or getting stress out. stress release. because i was with him almost every time of the day and he seemed perfectly kosher and fine to me. >> reporter: she says the memory that stings the most from that period was the uproar over the goddesses caring for sheen's two young sons. >> that is so absurd that, oh, a porn star is not capable of being around children. just because i've chosen to do what everyone else does in this whole entire world on camera does not make me ineligible to be around children. >> reporter: olson insists sheen was a great father and was devastated that night when the children were finally taken away. the boys are currently in the custody of their mother, sheen's ex-wife brooke mueller, though mueller has admitted to having drug problems of her own. olson stayed with sheen through the beginning of his tour, but then, she says, the pressures of e road and the meddling of natty led her to leave. these days,

at number four, torres, watch him just pluck the ball. he had three hits and that huge catch. he had a couple defensive gems, jeter is three hits 3,000 but his biggest highlight by the leather, indians win. >>> this is from the now you see him now you don't. nick -- robs -- as he looses it,. >>> stanton, home run, wins it for the marlins over the phillies and watch the abuse. >> you got -- >> beat it. beat it. all right. . >> just get it over with. >> four times for him to finally get there. jack said -- he said so powerful he reminds him of the hall of famer. nobody would walk up to him and try something, like, that, ever. good job for him. >> when he is old enough. >> coming right back. ,,,,,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and

at number four, torres, watch him just pluck the ball. he had three hits and that huge catch.couple defensive gems, jeter is three hits 3,000 but his biggest highlight by the leather, indians win. >>> this is from the now you see him now you don't. nick -- robs -- as he looses it,. >>> stanton, home run, wins it for the marlins over the phillies and watch the abuse. >> you got -- >> beat it. beat it. all right. . >> just get it over with. >> four times for him to finally get there. jack said -- he said so powerful he reminds him of the hall of famer. nobody would walk up to him and try something, like, that, ever. good job for him. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

hundred eighty five people were on board many of them children when the ship foundered survivors were plucked from the water by a passing ship and taken to the republic's capital cazan for treatment our correspondent tom barden has more details it's known that they were the conditions that time were difficult but whatever happened the ship sank within three minutes which meant that a lot of the people didn't even have time to put on their life jackets before getting into the water basically there is a lie as if in the middle of the managed to get. there was my ten year old daughter and i couldn't risk it she swallowed too much whatever when it was pulled out any allies to make child was absent we don't know where to look for survivors there were a lot of children on board even more than ever this might only came running to me and my husband two or three minutes before the ship sank and told us please we're live chickens as a vessel a cynic and i couldn't believe it. me thing was going to tell us owning everyone trying to learn anything. would call the police but they said to contact the searc

it's not a finish strong means it's like a treasure hunt at the moment there's free agents being plucked here right everywhere it's not about a regular football we have a battle of your approaching right that said yeah the regular season is in your pocket you don't yet so it's all preseason support the minute but there is a big game approaching as you say parcel nurses byron munich should be good and we have more not in just a second or. poppy with this this is sports today i'm you know these are some of our stories. final comments on barcelona on fire and music make it through to the side of the star studded cup tournament. three hundred sixty five days unchain take today marks the one year to go mark until the london olympic games kick off with several venues on sale for the very first time. and take your pick the russian premier league we started last weekend up for a three week summer break each and every strike that fall in the nets in our ghouls who were second. pitch side were. moved to the ninety minutes of their first trophy of the new season shootout winners over international

it was 42 years ago tomorrow that the hornet and its crew plucked the space capsule from the pacificcean, a task they repeated four months late wer apollo 12. the hornet is home to the largest collection of apollo artifacts on the west coast. >>> not too hot. not too cold. the bay area has temperatures that are just right. the pinpoint forecast is next. >>> and the snow season that just will not end. where the skiers and borders were busy today. ,, man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. >>> it sure doesn't look like late july, does it? hundreds of skiers and snowboarders hit the slopes at boreo. some 66 feet of snow fell at the resort this season. this is the latest skiing ever. the late

before anybody knew the boat had capsized, clinging to life preservers and ice coolers hoping to be plucked from the water. the lucky ones were, one never made it and as many as eight are missing. >> it's very difficult to find people in the water. it's a very small object in a very large body of water. >> reporter: 27 american tourists along with 17 crew members set off on the erik, a 150-foot boat operated by baja sport fishing. it left the turquoise waters near san felipe on saturday bound for a fourth of july excursion. by saturday night about two miles off the mexican coast, those aboard say she was hit by two massive waves that centered to the bottom in a hurry. >> it's not out in the open in the pacific somewhere. i assumed they would be perfectly safe. >> reporter: murphy is the wife of lee, an experienced sports fisherman who paid hundreds hoping to catch a few yellowtail. >> he said he was fortunate enough that when he was thrown in, he came up right by a raft, so he was very fortunate. >> reporter: the mexican navy aided by the u.s. coast guard says 35 of the 44 onboard have been

control of his leading to pressure in the much faster morning run red bulls were both the only driver to pluck left time on the one minute and forty seven seconds their audience believe that monster was the fastest in the afternoon but his result was still more than three seconds behind the australian and it's sunday at silverstone today and all flying begins at one pm local time. in cycling spring king mark cavendish claimed his second stage victory within three days of the two of the france on friday it's after winning the incident fact stage seven bradley wiggins just one of the several riders involved in crashes the sky team leader picked up a fractured left collarbone in a massive pile up here and had to retire from the race then while age he seems cavendish avoided all incidents to capture his seventeenth career stage victory in shot through norwegian top of the retained the overall leader's yellow jersey and it was the last flood stage before the race and as the massive central this weekend . to boxing now where russians. and there is a goodbye big can have confirmed their bout for the

also, these are not just any kids plucked from the general population. they have to be employed, to have to be in school, have to be approved at the can cut the mustard. there is also a 24-hour supervision and case management. thank you very much, appreciate it. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jeff wood, and i also support affordable housing and the work york -- the larkin street youth services does in our city. the question today is not do we support this kind of housing or don't support it. the question is, should we have 16 units or 24, or 48? how many can we cram into this space at this one site? you are being kind of hoodwinked by the sponsor, i think, in glossing over a lot of the problems that can occur when you cram too many youth into one housing site. for example, there is another project that addresses. the address is 64 ellis street. it is also managed by larkin street youth services, and there are fine youth there also. there are 24 units, the same model. the problem is the model. there is no outdoor space. there is very little

started sinking immediately, but thanks to quick work by the coast guard, both passengers were quickly plucked off the plane. thomas roman is live with more on how this all happened. >> just offshore here in richardson bay, there is a coast guard boat marking where this plane went down. police tell us the pilot is a 75-year-old local resident. he and his passenger are fine. now, as you can imagine just about everybody has a camera now a days, and this event got a lot of camera attention including a video. >>> this is video of a hydro -- >> this is video of the hydroplane. you could see it take off and then hitting a wake. it then flipped nose first into richardson bay. this man was siting in a restaurant when the plane went by. >> we were floating along, and it gunned its engine and took off and went right by the restaurant cruising along the water. it had a lot of speed and it looks like it got airborne and hit a wake from a boat. and it shot up and it went slamming down to the water. >> she saw the plane and immediately started taking pictures as her boyfriend called 9-1-1. >> they actually

then took the lead once again through pots with an hour to pluck. with ten minutes to go on the level. forcing spot kicks. and it was the brazilians who were just stop it more focused with their efforts wrapping up their pace on a four two overall. repeat of last season's champions league final happens on sunday with barcelona travelling stateside to take on manchester united being their side themselves comfortable winners over a major league soccer all star team last night the new york city seeing united net four times against the americans in front of a sold out red bull arena david beckham went close to breaking the deadlock early on but it was his former side who dominated proceedings afterwards under sin set up by wayne rooney making it one it's been individual effort from jason park in the dying moments of the first half stretch the fish advantage. me further helping extend his side to the eight minutes after the break setting up the majority beautifully. in the sixtieth minute danny welbeck put the icing on the cake for nothing to be champion

that's 62-year-old wind surfer being plucked from the bay area -- excuse me, from the bay early this morning after being stranded in the water overnight. it was a 13-hour ordeal. kathy kultan was wind surfing north of the san mateo bridge when her sail broke leaving her stuck in the middle of the bay. the coast guard found her draped over her board. because she was wearing a wet suit, she was in good condition when they found her. >> she's just kind of -- kind of really tired and still a little cold and weak. but she feels okay. you know, she's sort of like -- you know, she's feeling better, you know. i think by tomorrow she'llte be back to her usual self. >> pretty remarkable. kutan was taken from the san francisco coast guard station at sfo. she declined to go a hospital and simply drove home with her husband. both of them are retired doctors. >>> new details into the newsroom right now in a story we first brought you yesterday. two oakland women accused of taking a baby along on a smash-and-grab burglary spree are behind bars. raven stewart brought her 4-month-old baby along with

followed this surge, the coast guard helicopter located the 62 year-old woman from los altos hands plucked her from the water near the san mateo bridge. if hart after spending all night in the dark, cold water by herself, draped over her and windsurfing board, she was fined and seemed to be on phase, unharmed enough to not want to go to a hospital, she just wanted to go home. as a great ending. as the time is 9:08 a.m., family and friends of seven missing fishermen from the bay area are still looking for them after their boat capsized in the sea of cortez. they are trying to raise more money to send a private dive teams to search the underwater wreckage. take a look at the seven bay area man who went missing earlier this month. the search has been suspended by the u.s. coast guard and mexican navy, the searches were called off last week after covering more than 7000 square miles but could not find these men. there is a fund-raiser today in danville at the prickly pear cantina on black hawks circle. 20 percent of sales from that will be donated to the fund to help with the search. >> coming

some were plucked from the water by nearby boaters. for a second day, a c-130 took off from sacramento's coast guard station to assist in the search. the mexican government had told family members the search only had a 9 six-hour window. that would mean -- 96-hour win don'ting at 2:30 tomorrow morning. now state senator leland yee's office tells cbs 5 he has been assured by the mexican consulate the search has been extended indefinitely. now we want to take you live to that news conference. you can see that's a picture of senator leland yee. we're having a little transmission breakup there. but we'll tell you what he has to say as he is surrounded by some of the family members of the survivors and the missing. we have also learned that the mexican government is opening an official inquiry into this incident which will likely include a thorough questioning of the captain. now, contrary to what the family has been told, they have been told the captain has been arrested. we have checked thoroughly and we are being told by state department

this video released by the coast guard shows a wind surfer being plucked from the bay this morning. it was a 13-hour ordeal. the 62-year-old was wind surfing when her sail broke leaving her stuck in the bay. crews found her draped over her board and because she was wearing a wet suit she was in good condition. >> she's just kind of -- really tired and still a little cold and kind of weak. but she feels okay. you know, she is sort of like -- you know, she's feeling better. i think by tomorrow she'll be back to her usual self. >> that means she'll be likely wind surfing at coyote point. she and her husband are both retired doctors. >>> coming up next, they created a world famous festival in the desert, but can burning man rebuild one of the roughest neighborhoods in the area? >>> and she's direct, opinionated and running one of the toughest cities not only in the bay area but in the state. >> you're tough enough and i'm like, hey, i meet one of the politicians in the state. >> we go one on one with mayor kwan of oakland. her reaction to people who say oakland is a dangerous city. >>>

hundred eighty five people were on board many of them children when the ship foundered survivors were plucked from the water by a passing a ship and taken to the republic's capital cazan for treatment our correspondent tom barton has more details now tom what are the chances of finding people alive at this point. well scholem to place on the river where the prize has sunk it's a downstream from the region's capital khazan it's a very remote place the river it's a very wide stretch of the river with strong currents and that's what a bright wood says was heading along yesterday afternoon when it ran into difficulties and those difficulties the kind of catastrophe very very fast just three minutes in fact it's not yet known why the bank started last but i with this does survive a search that they report that the boat being lurch violently to the right people somebody were literally being thrown off the side of the boats i'm very strong currents and now what book rescuers and. the main of course many people to drown i one hundred ninety five people on the by three of those are now confirmed dead

his world leading to aggression the much faster morning run red bulls were both the only driver to pluck let time all on the one minute and forty seven seconds there are is believed was the fastest in the afternoon but these result was more than three seconds behind the australian it's sunny today and silverstone are only flying begins in three hours time. now in cycling sprint king mark cavendish claimed his second stage victory within three days of the tour de france on friday that's after winning the incident back stage seven bradley wiggins just one of the several riders involved in crashes the sky's team leader picked up a fractured left collarbone in a massive pile up and had to retire from the race age he sees cavendish meanwhile avoided all incidents to capture his seventeenth career stage victory in shop the roof norwegian talk to shift retains the overall leaders yellow jersey and it was the last flat stage before the race and says the must see if central point this weekend. now in boxing russians must launch a guy and that is out there by get and have confirmed their ballot fo

. >> reporter: so far, 19 fisherern and 16 crew have been plucked from the ocean. at least one american has already been confirmed dead. >>> and, now, our washington washdog beat. tracking scam artists tonight who have swindled a staggering $17 billion in taxpayer money. money intended to helel the unemployed. tonight, abc's jon karl investigates. >> reporter: florida resident robin dekle was behind bars for violating parole on a drug charge but that's when authorities say she got more than $5,000 in unemployment checks last year. when she got out, florida officials say she blew that taxpayer cash on a trip to orlando and universal studios. and that may be the tip of the iceberg. over the past year, more than 1 out of every $10 the federal government dolled out in unemployment benefits, nearly $17 billion in all, went to people who should not be getting them. some jailbirds. most of them people who kept collectiti checks even after they landed a job. it's especially infuriating to those who play by the rules. >> i know times are hard for everybody, but people who g

others were plucked to safety as they bobbed in the ocean for nearly a day. one man died. >> the waves were huge and monsterous. the wind was blowing about 50 or 60 miles an hour. it was pretty scary. >> this 70-year-old, miller, was tossed from the deck and he said a pair of 40-foot waves slammed into the ship. the second impact so powerful it capsized in seconds. >> when you see it in a movie you can't believe it happening to you. >> reporter: the erik left for a fishing trip on saturday and was 60 miles south when it sank two miles offshore. some survivors reached one of the many uninhabited islands in the sea of cortez. tonight, there's hope that with warm weather and water, the missing could still be alive. >> i know they're out there searching right now and we hope they continue the search. >> reporter: the crew aboard the erik tell us that when the ship shoved off on saturday the captain was warned not to leave the harbor. if weather, they say, was just too dangerous. >> i'm not leaving. >> gary wong was separated from his brother, brian, as the ship s

important here i think girl can be sure it's not a big deal i think the guy is like expect to be plucked for just before they were to ration and also it's mad a russian girl who found he's a regional high quality and gearing if you still want to have to get surgery adding seven more savvy meters to his self-confidence she took told me the whole time you're crazy you're normal you're perfect. it's an hour's work or you're so what i compliment for somebody who's used to falling short of his own expectations i sound like an artsy coriander region. travels takes two cent pieces but as modern unders explores the country's cultural capital past this it's a news update with you that. hello and a very welcome time for your business update russia's budget gap is likely to widen next year despite windfall oil revenues prime minister that will double to three point seven percent while the gap will be filled with domestic and international woes and by selling state assets whole world the reserve fund accumulating world revenues will do that in caps instead the government will increase tax pressure o

questioning and what she did yesterday on the select committee where i think she showed commendable pluck, if i can put it that way as well as asking some extremely pertinent questions. >> dennis skinner. >> in the course of the past few minutes, the prime minister has been asked a simple question twice and refused to answer it, as prime minister, did he ever discuss the question of the bskyb bid with news international with all the meetings that they attended? >> i never had one inappropriate conversation. and let me be clear. let me be clear. let me be clear. i completely -- i completely took myself out of any decision-making about this bid. i had no role in it. i had no role in when the announcements were going to be made. that is the point. and when the honorable gentleman makes signals like that, i have to say -- >> order! the house again needs to calm down. order! the question was properly heard. the prime minister's answer must be properly heard. the prime minister. >> i've answered the question. and the point -- the point i would make is unlike the party he's been supporting for t

hundred eighty five people were on board many of them children when the ship foundered survivors were plucked from the water by a passing ship and taken to the republic's capital cazan for treatment our correspondent tom barton has more details. now tom what are the chances of finding people alive at this point. well sean the place on the river where the private banks downstream from the regional capital. it's very very remote. i think very wide stretch the river with strong currents and that's what we're heading along yesterday afternoon when it ran into difficulties and those difficulties became a catastrophe very very far just three minutes in fact it's not yet known why the very fast. and survivors that a reporter proposed bring her while it make it right from the rich we've been on the side of. programming strong currents for rescuers and. of course many people to drown i one hundred eighty five on the quote three of those are now confirmed dead one hundred are over one hundred are still missing how they were rife through enough to help some people at least i'm the survivor from the crow

some had life jackets while others had to cling to coolers until they were plucked to safety by fishing and military vessels. one of the rescued fisherman is charles gibson. a police officer with the contra costa county community college district who has taken the trip for the past three years. >> passengers were awake ended by other passengers and crew members and alerted that the ship was sinking. tl extremely large winds and water pl contributed to the dangerous condition. >>reporter: 27 tourists and 16 crew members were on board the eric week long fishing adventure that began on saturday. around 2:30 sunday morning a sudden storm appeared the with the eric about 2 miles from shore it's thought a larged swell lifted the boat followed by an even bigger one that swamped the 115 foot vessel. >> i'm fine but the boat sank. >>reporter: if january of -- jan got that call from her husband with a last minute invite on the trip. 62-year-old richard an usher for the san francisco giants was asleep when the wave hit. his wife says he's a stickler about taking his own life jacket on all fishing

an attempt to revise the history of world war two commemorating those who fought with hitler and plucking to thousand and seven based on your authority is removed a monument to soviet soldiers who liberated the country from nazi occupation a move which sparked violent protests and of course you can find out more world war two history on our new documentary channel which is also a collection of rich white towns investigations and other footage from the time brings you the stories of the life is conflict in history and the suffering of those who lived and died for it so local to r.t.d. don't teed up the home to find out. little journalism a lot of beyond bad and frequent findings of recent media surveys in the u.s. as newspapers across the country close the p.r. machine is rushing to fill the vacuum and she's christine has been finding out what it may mean for american society. it is the. personnel for the final edition of this. newspaper is like the seattle post intelligencer the rocky mountain news and hundreds more have now become relics from the past. slash budgets have stops the presse