salmon run in north america. >> historical the salmon population ranged in the hundreds of thousands there are no salmon here anymore. in fact until this spring, long stretches of the river had been wiped out, cut off from the water that once passed. this is the plug that stopped it. the dam that was completed in the 1940s to provide water to the farms that sprang up, and for flood protection for towns downstream. by 1945, canal that has take water from the dam were completed. that is really when parts of the san joaquin river started to dry up. >> he is one of a number of scientists and environmentalists who say life may soon return to the dead river. >> this is probably not unlike we would have seen>> they histo. >> they filed suit against the bureau of reclamation in 1988 demanding the water flow again and salmon be brought back. 16 years later, they say they had violated state law by not providing enough water to sustain the fishery. in 2006 a settlement agreement had been reached between the feds, the state and water users and environmentalists. >> the benefit of the settlement

they need to look at the salmon farms. they arrived at the same time that the fish started to go down. >> she claims that it is impossible to get the full picture because the people that -- the department of fisheries and oceans is suppressing science. >> the scientists are working in the field studying d.c. life -- the sea life. the public policy and the science will come under scrutiny. it was set up by the canadian government to investigate the dramatic drop in the salmon run. whether it is the farms changing ocean temperatures that are behind the fluctuated numbers. the fish farming industry released five years worth of data on the disease. it would certainly be hard to pin the blame on commercial fishing. strict quotas in place for more than a decade has met that the industry has virtually ground to a halt. the fleet has been cut by around 2/3. >> we used to fish three or four days a week. people are trying to hang on to survive and hoping that things down the road is going to get better. >> they are getting this boat

salmon make their way through to get to the lake. not surprisingly it's not only a favorite feeding place but also a great space for everyone else to film these amazing beasts. they. are not afraid of people. for centuries the locals never went hunting for baz and never attacked them. one of the smartest and strongest predators and keep growing throughout their entire lives. they learn quickly at any age and have a good memory. in spite of their weak eyesight find their way around easily they sense fish and see them. cubs usually live with their mother for three years during this time she breast feeds them and so rarely have fish. but she's the only one who can teach a young to fish for themselves. later they will practice and improve their skills throughout their lives. or see she's standing upright nicely while she's tracking the fish standing up on her hind legs she gets a good view of where and how to fish she's so cute. there's live according to a strict routine. they hibernate for half a year during winter in spring and early s

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today we will have salmon. >> salmon with tomatoes and pasta. >> all right. heart smart meal.st you can grill, bake or cook the salmon on the stove top. doesal little olive oil. >> salmon is so good for you. so nutritious. >> it is so heart healthy and nine out of ten americans consume too much sodium according to the cdc. so my first rule of thumb is flavor without the sodium. >> reporter: what is this? >> this is mrs. dash garlic and herb. >> it is salt and sodium free. no msg. great for everyday meal solutions. >> reporter: so a little olive oil and lemon juice and mrs. dash. i tell everyone the recipe is on our website wusa9.com. so you can prepare this at home. so you are mixing it also in a little dish. oh! look at that mrs. dash. >> okay. adding this to the pasta and this is the lemon juice, olive oil and mrs. dash. >> you cooked it how long. >> yes and i chose a whole wheat pasta. >> roasted peppers. >> red and yellow. >> beautiful color. >> cucumbers. >> and tomatoes. i always like people adding potassium rich foods because potassium blunts the affects of sodium on bl

what has caused the northern california salmon population to dwindle to next to nothing?ook, company hoe, sockeye and chum. 200 years ago california streams were the perfect spawning grounds for hundreds of thousands of wild salmon every year. those days are gone. >> some runs have gone down to numbers like hundreds or a few thousand where they used to be hundreds of thousands of fish. so we're talking about a 90 to 99% decline depending on which population you look at. >> john rows enfield, the president of salmon a, dedicated to restoring salmon population says california's increasing need for water, housing, agriculture, and the resulting system of dams, has all but killed off the fish. >> the fish couldn't my great past these dams and even when we put fish ladders on the dams, the juveniles that were then spawned up stream, can't get through the lake that forms behind the dam. >> rosen field says the resulting low water, higher water temperature and increased delgado take pumping over the past 40 years as now put several native salmon populations on endangered species

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tonight's good question: what has caused the salmon population to dwindle down to nothing?> reporter: 200 years ago, california streams were the perfect spawning growns for hundreds of thousands of wild salmon every year. those days are gone. >> some areas are gown do hundreds or a few thousands where they used to be hundreds of thousands of fish. so we're talking about a eat- 99% decline depending on which population you look at. >> reporter: california's increasing need for water for housing and agriculture and the dams has all but killed off the fish. >> fish couldn't migrate past these dams and even when we put fish ladders on the dams, the juveniles that were then spawned up stream can't get through the lakes that forms behind the dams. >> reporter: the results low water, higher water temperature, and increase delta pumping over the last 40 years has now put several native salmon populations on the endangered species list. a number that could grow if better water management is not implemented. >> they can tolerate a lot. we don't need to restore the rivers to pristine

this is the area that the salmon migrate up and down from. as such, it is part of the heart of the san joaquin valley. i think there are some folks that would like to talk as well about the project. i would be happy to answer questions if there are any. vice president vietor: what is on the land right now? is it cadillacs -- cattle? >> i will let the sponsors talk about it. it is a tough area to be at the confluence of the two rivers. vice president vietor: the reason i asked the question is because the river is right there. if there is cattle grazing, i worry about what is going to happen to the river. >> i think the project sponsors can speak to the current and feature plans. there is cattle raising around properties, and there has been in these areas. they manage that very much to avoid those kinds of problems. i do not think that is a plan in the future given the easement that will be put in place for the area. vice president vietor: as you know, we have had problems in the past. i just want to make sure. >> there are people better able t

there has been quite a bit of effort into salmon restoration on the lower tuolumne river.supports those earlier efforts and advances them further by improving habitat along 3 miles of river front and an additional 3 miles on the san joaquin river. beyond salmon, this will add to the national one life refuge which has been key for rde- listing the canada goose, which had been very endangered not long ago. this is one of very few animals in the country that has seen this kind of success. we hope you will see that with other species including the field had trapped -- fieldhead trout. this will filter any runoff before it enters the river itself and will improve recreational opportunities for folks throughout central california, including the bay area and modesto. it is only 90 minutes away. i want to encourage you to support the project and thank you for talking through the project today. president crowley: any questions? i will entertain a motion to fund. vice president vietor: i have a question. i have been having a problem understanding -- shut that thing off. >> sorry. vi

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scientists say those particles ends up on watershed run off and can solve salmon.they say cooper confusing the salmon's sense of smell. >>> from record setting heat to record setting rainfall, an early winter storm has swamped reno. more than half an inch of rain has swamped reno breaking a record set back in 1984. the storm has dropped enough snow on top of the sierra to force the closure of the 101. and there's a weather advisory for reno, carson city and fresno. >>> the u.s. geological service says a 4.4 magnitude quake was located west of eureka. the u.s. geological service says the largest was a 3.3 magnitude quake that hit just before 6:30 this morning. the quake struck an area north of henry coast state park in the foothills about 20 miles east of san jose, the usgs says the quake was the tpoáufrts in this region since last night. >>> we talked about the rain in reno a second ago. and bill martin is here to tell us, there is rain just not right here just yet. >>> it's definitely a wide storm. we'll go to live storm tracker 2. we put it into motion. the motio

the salmon, too. we paint white lines on a sole looks more genuine. >> they used use the same old supreme models of shrimp for meals for the same customers, but expectations are higher, and every plastic dish is prepared individual. the customers want an exact and perfect copy of their meal, no bigger, though smaller, though they do allow a little bit of extra color. those photographs from earlier are used to check the accuracy of the reproduction. and then, the finished product is taken to the sushi restaurants. the original and coffee are placed side-by-side for comparison. the sushi chef is pleased with what has been created. the biggest compliment for these plastic coats is when their stomertell them theifood looks delicious. >> that is our "in depth" looked at the plastic planet. thanks for joining us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

that includes salmon, whitefish, herring, trout and anchovies. women need roughly 200 milligrams of fish oil that contains dha every day. dha is one kind of omega-3 fatty acid. instead of 200, most women only get about 70 milligrams. if you eat a 6-ounce piece of salmon once a we'll you will get plenty of the fatty acid. thuy? >> thank you. >>> well, a groundbreaking ceremony on the embarcadero today for the exploratorium's new home. the $220 million building that will house san francisco's interactive science museum will go up at pier 17 and 15. the project is expected to transform a portion of the waterfront. and museum official hope to raise a total of $300 million for construction as well as the cost of moving from its current home at the palace of fine arts. beautiful shot there. >>> and wow, what a beautiful day for a beautiful game. i mean, it doesn't get much sweeter than this. >> in the month of october, yes. we haven't seen play-off action in october in eight years. can you remember the weather back there? >> i don't. >> it was similar.

the salmon. would sell a bud selig's. salmon but gads. would sell me. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on our t.v. . well. the goldmans contain explicit intentional bacteria strikes to limits to see a slideshow middle of trickle magic has better play into the sky and scenes of hope to protect our hearts the ever so here we can provide such accuracy to many forms of modern mental conflict and g.m. day care. we've got the future covered. russia and nato joined forces in just royal heroin and opium labs in afghanistan wiping out two hundred fifty million dollars worth of narcotics the operation came as a result of increased pressure from moscow to block the flood of carolyn entering russia after months of planning a raid in the mountains near the border with pakistan took less than four hours. reports say georgia has rounded up twenty people allegedly working for a russian spy network tbilisi is yet to confirm or deny the report diplomatic ties between moscow and tbilis

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one of the things we did was salmon. salmon at the time came from oregon.ating canned foods, as well. they canned fruits, canned vegetables. victorians spent seven hours a day cooking and cleaning. >> amazing to think about. >> they loved convenience. aunt jemima pancake mix came around, jars and canned foods came around, victorians go this is great. everything you see today started back in the 1890s. we converted from scratch to praep. >> regular old vinaigrette, right? >> with some capers. we had salmon fillets here which we'll start. we did this on the cook stove. we had to grill. we cooked them inside. >> right. >> i've been in your house. and i know that you've turned this book into a pbs special, which will air on a lot of pbs stations in november. and what was the impetus, you filled this stove with wood, what was the temperature in the stove? >> we had an air conditioner, one air conditioner. it was 95 degrees by the air conditioners, about 120, to 130. you can see the faces were red. >> oh, my gosh. >> we overcooked. we got the stove up to 800 degr

tom salmons is a public official.eter is running for state-wide office, tom is running for staid-wide office. >> full disclosure. a long time friend and is a poefrt of samlines camp. a hearing set for later in the month. >>> breaks news from hollywood, florida. a couple stuck up on a water tower. a landmark. driving on i-95 in south florida. a big water tower. maintenance work done. apparently a guy inside the tower unconscious. another seriously hurt on his leg because their scaffolding collapsed as they were standing on it. contractors have come in to perform maintenance on this water tower. you can see the rescue team now on its way trying to go in wi with -- with a gear they need to get these guys out. that's the situation as it stands now. we're keeping a close eye on it. when we get new details we're going to bring that to you. again, there's the water tower now that stands near i-95 there in hollywood, florida. >>> she pops up in the strangest places. now anna chapman, the red-headed russian spy turns up as an

a smoked salmon dish. >>> time for our lunch break. next welcome 25 chefs will take part in a fundraiser. and we have gabriel here and lead chef for the march of dime's sturz series. >> riso t t o and leeks and sweat corn and smoked salmon. >> okay. i was identified. >> the sal mop here. we start off with a aborio rice and onion and chicken stock. we're working the riso t t o. >> some think there is dream. >> there isn't. >> that's all in the way that you cook it. >> the which you work it. >> i want to ask you about this event. >> the chiefs in chicago and there is some cause. why is this important? >> the march of dimes was the group that was able to come up with help for pollyo. >> my mother gapped it and then it was been 15 years it has been going on. i have been involved 13 years. that's an exciting event. i do it a lot. i have colleagues that i cooked with. >> reporter: it is good to associate yourself with a good cause like that. that's labor intensive. >> i have worked hard enough today keeping up with all the news. you never st

while sarah was shooting her new reality show, the dramatic video shows sarah and her husband todd salmonhing with 9-year-old daughter piper and their niece when they spot the grizzly. >> roar. >> piper, don't. >> they float so close, that even the famous outdoors woman gets nervous. >> a bear is coming towards us. we are going to back up. look at his claws. >> "sarah palin's alaska" emiers next month on tlc. >>> still to come, a dancing robot. >>> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >>> stay tuned. there's nor "inside edition" to come. >> deborah: a robot with rhythm, next. >>> travel consideration provided by: >>> stay tuned. there's more "inside edition" to come. [ mom ] my son ryan didn't know his voulez-vous from his frere jacques... [ speaking french ] [ mom ] ...so he decided to study in paris. ♪ to see french masterpieces with his very own eyes. we even linked our citibank account to his so when his account ran low we just transferred funds. i just hope the language isn't a barrier. bonjour. [ mom ] my ryan can be very shy. [ male announcer ] from