welcome richard ellis, a marine conservation featured in the special.come. >> thank you. >> how did they find this beast and what did they learn about it that we didn't know before? >> they found it by -- there were three different ways of looking for this. one they had a lighted item which was a kind of a dome with circulating lights. this was supposed to attract the squid to the lights. somebody else washed up a squid and put the squid in the water and the third head another squid on a baited and filmed all of this. >> covering all your bases. >> that was the idea because other expeditions have tried in the past to do this and all of them have failed up to this point. the lighting up worked marginally well but what it meant was there was a robot camera that got this image of the giant squid. so still by that point no one had ever actually seen one with their eyes. the squashing up of pieces of a squid didn't work at all, but the baited hook did and the baited hook -- the man who was most instrumental in looking for this squid, whose career was destree

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we want to bring in richard ellis, a research associate at the museum of american history.hor of "the search for the giant squid." all right, this thing is big, as in really big. we knew these giant kids existed before, but this is being seen as something special as a break through. explain to me why. >> because no one has ever seen one alive before. this is the first time anyone has ever seen these things alive. people have been searching for them for hundreds of years, literally. not with the technology of today, but they wash ashore and people know they exist, but no one has ever seen an alive one. they are always dead when they wash ashore. >> and also in its natural habitat this is unique and so different. we have video from 2006. but it was alive, hooked sxon the surface. this is in the abyss. you traveled a long distance to see it in its natural habitat. what will we learn from this footage? >> we'll learn how this thing moves, how it swims what it does with its arms. you can't tell from one washed ashore or from the one that was hooked. by the way, the guy who hooke

listen to author richard ellis on early start this morning. >> this is absolutely the first time anyoneas ever seen these things alive. people have been searching for them for hundreds of years, literally. not only the technology of today, but they wash ashore and people know that they exist. but no one has ever seen a live one. they're always dead when they wash ashore. >>> well, in australia's most populated state, a catastrophic fire threat is forcing people from their homes across new south wales. more than 130 fires are burning on the outskirts of sydney and the australian capital canberra. a crippling heat wave sees temperatures soaring to 109 degrees fahrenheit. hot winds fueling those flames. look at that smoke. all across the world's driest inhabited continent. >>> and a chicago man wins a million dollars in the illinois lottery. hours after he claims his prize money, he is found dead. turns out he was murdered. details on what killed him and who is now being questioned next. roc® retinol. found in roc® retinol correxion deep wrinkle night cream. it's clinically proven to give

richard ellis. the news is that we believe they're okay. do we know for sure they are?idea. hudson bay, where they are, is a very, very big body of water. they can go in any direction. they just have to find another breathing hole, or set of breathing holes. >> alisyn: sadly, they haven't been spotted for the past several hours. there are aerial crews that are out looking for them. but we can't tell if they've come up or found a breathing hole. how does something like this happen that a family of whales gets so offcourse or trapped under the ice? >> we're not sure they're offcourse. they may have ended to be there. the thing is the ice blows around until it solidifies and closes what holes there were, what breathing holes there were. so in this case, they found this breathing hole, people began to worry about them 'cause the hole was getting smaller. and then when the wind changed that hole and opened it up, they took off. i'm not sure we should really be worry being them yet. nothing would happen to them if they were under water. >> eric: as long as they had air? >> su

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ellis island on one coast. all of those folks, before there were us, there were them. >> richard wolff, he certainly has talked o-- about us -- you found your path to citizenship. >> that is true. >> is the president going to have to continue to go out and try to sell this plan outside of washington? what do you see as the game plan between selling it inside washington and outside washington? >> well, let me just start by picking that up, okay? because a personal note here, as somebody who has gone through immigration process i have to say this country is unique. and uniquely proud of immigrants and immigration. and one of of the striking things for me in the naturalization ceremony was how the judge, the presiding judge who swore us all in as american citizens said you new immigrants are the essence of this country. i think that is an incredibly important thing for the president to say at this time. and that is what he was saying. that the spirit of this country is renewed, captured by the immigrants who built this country. so you know, that is what presidents have to do. they have to capture the narrative. i

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