it does not show predicted sea level rise. it shows how much the level of the bay has risen over the past century. since 1900, the bay waters have risen 7 inches. and we at bcdc have been monitoring this increase for decades and we have been especially concerned because ground elevation, particularly in the south bay, is sinking because of ground water extraction. so even if there's no sea level rise, we expect more flooding as the low-lying areas continue to sink. therefore, over 20 years ago we published a report warning of a dangerous sea level rise in the bay area and the predictions that we made then have shown, unfortunately, to be pretty accurate. it's happening. so, for us in the bay area, reports about sea level rise don't belong in the science prediction section of the library. they belong over in the history section. it's happening here. the same california climate change report i mentioned predicts sea level increases of between 4 inches and 3 feet, 1 meter, by 2100. now, since the bay has risen 7 inches in the pas

that caused sea levels to rise. that mechanism is not well represented in models or understood very well. sea level rise by itself is gentle three feet of rise may not do too much but when it's couple with high tides and storms and el nino, by maybe close to a foot do things like this. this is 1983 in san diego area. and well, let's go on to the next one. that shows the actual sea level record. in the pay delta, it's not just sea level rises but the fact that we have fresh water floods. this is the level that ice street water gauge in sacramento. darn this thing. okay. those are tides. mostly a summer period, but these are floods so you can see, you know the water levels get up to nine meters there. there's a book called, conquering the inner sea which is a history of levies in sacramento valley and trying to contain the water. the fact is, this sort of thing could potentially get more frequent and potentially higher. i don't want to sound like the national inquirer here and when you count, you take one of these cli

this factory once made cosmetics from the dead sea products.he owners were forced to move the business elsewhere. but without compensation, the company itself came close to collapse. but with ever-growing demand for water here and in the capital, finding a solution is vital. that is why this is an international problem. the dead sea lies between israel and juror, but syria also uses some of its water. finding a plan that suits all three countries won't come easy. ben thompson, "bbc news," the dead sea in jordan. >> one of the world's best collections of teddy bears is being sold at auction in london. it is worth an estimated $1.5 million and put together by a disgraced hedge fund imagine manager. >> strictly speaking, it is still a bear market. sales of vintage toys dropped in the downturn. but this crowd ask being sold in a hurry after its american owner was convicted of a multimillion dollar fraud. he spent years and a fortune building up an extraordinary collection which is now expected to fetch $1.5 million. >> they are all by the leader ma

>> first of all to get your question about leaving the sea, we haven't left the sea since 2001.u take look at what we have been doing we have continued those engagements in south america and pacific and we have been engaged around the world from a sea base working in conjunction with the navy. we also responded to crisis. but those crisis have been? a good number have been humanitarian, haiti, pakistan this year. tsunami relief. sometimes we forget those things. we also evacuated the citizens from lebanon. 14,000 american citizens evacuated to a sea base. that's another example of crisis smons. >> you are spending less time at sea or fewer numbers at sea. >> and that is true, we have. and our core capability as you saw from one secretary gates said in his speech in san francisco a few months ago is we can't forget our maritime soul. we were soldiers of the sea but also part of an expeditionary force we have to be able to do our part in the joint force and land combat. we have to do those things. key lesson learned i think that we will face from afghanistan is we have to figure o

the summit of the biggest sea mount in the atlantic ocean. researchers were taken aback by what they saw. there was little evidence of life. just 12 years earlier, they had found a diverse ecosystem full of fish and crustaceans, bunches of coral. the researchers used robots to scan large stretches of the plateau. but everywhere they found the same thing, and underwater wasteland. >> in recent decades, it has seen intensive fishing. it is a lucrative business as long as the fish populations are there. that is the result of a series of positive circumstances. >> nutrient rich water from small life forms rises from the depths, providing food for bigger species. this abundance of fish and other marine life makes see mountains a prime fishing ground. with giant dragnets, trollers scour the underwater plateaus. they leave behind a wasteland, stripped bare of all life. many immature fish also get caught in nets, endangering the remaining fish stocks. whether the fishing activity caused these conditions at me teateor bank remains to be seen. but it i

it's data that clearly shows a historical trend of rising sea level. there's just no doubt about that. and on the left-hand side of the picture i wanted to represent at the far left the transport storage structure, the bay would be on the right side of the dark blue bar and the dark blue line, the gap represents the weir. that's where the overflow point would be. if we progress on with our projections of where sea level is going, the horizontal red bar represents the lowest elevation of our current weir structures. if we look at ipcc projections, for example, of where tides are going, it doesn't take too long -- not too many years, maybe about 2013, 2014, we get to a point where at peak tides we have very regular occurrences of bay water actually topping the weir and coming back into our system. the bad news is we actually see this happening now. the photo on the left is that same structure you saw discharging in a previous slide. the weir structures are the slots underneath. the lower right photo you are seeing a high tide that is actually not happeni

plastic surgery for a sea lion. the 700-pound california sea lion was swimming in the delta last year when someone shot him in the face twice leaving two large holes. >> he had a large home right in the top of his muzzle. it meant that he couldn't swim like a normal sea lion and go in the water. >> today the six flags discovery museum and marine mammal center brought in a plastic surgeon that usually works on human faces. >> i do most of the complex head and next reconstruction. i do a lot of the cancer reconstruction. so using those principles they asked if i could close the wounds and i said i would give it a try and hopefully it would go well. >> it did go well. surgery lasted two hours. then the good sergeant sea lion woke up with a new face. after spending the next couple weeks in the sea lion recovery room he will spend the rest of his life at the california sea lion exhibit at six flags. the sea lion got his name from a sheriff deputy that helped rescue him. >>> giants needed extra innings here at at&t park.

the planes can cover the entire south china sea. their deployment is viewed as a way to contain china. in addition to that, they're having a dispute with china over the islands, also in the south china sea. it is believed that there are-- the seabed. dealing with china has become a challenging diplomatic challenge for china. >> all right. and in other new s news, the mo likely to fuel public mistrust and prosecutors following an earlier case that involved evidence tampering. the osaka district court decide on thursday not to admit 12 documents in the case of a former pr executive. the executive was accused of unlawfully using a postal discount service for people with disabilities. chief judge said prosecutors coerced the suspect by threatening to arrest his son and members of his staff. the judge also said that a prosecutor violently pounded on a desk during the interrogation. although the defendant did not deny the charge, the judge refused to admit 12 of the prosecutor's records into ef. the investigation triggered an abuse charge

along areas along the south china sea still looking at a lot more wet weather headed your way. nothing too severe but definitely still pretty persistent wet weather for you. not good news as the ground is already quite saturated here. for the philippines, as well, covered under plenty of moisture and there will likely be more over the next few days. we are looking at a low pressure system. right now out towards the seas over here but it could start organizing and getting closer to the islands and producing heavy rains and possibly stronger winds. for highs on wednesday looking at 24 in tokyo. pretty balmy again today. 21 for shanghai. getting up to 31 in hong kong. 32 degrees for bangkok. now over toward the americas and we are keeping an eye on our hurricane here, hurricane paula is now a category 2 hurricane with winds as much as 160 kilometers per hour, so powerful winds. it's not a large system, per se, but definitely will be impacting areas in the caribbean. yucatan peninsula right now feeling some of the brunt of the strong winds and then the western sections of cuba will

and the southern part of the sea of japan for pacific bluefin. it also says that protected areas should ultimately cover 40% of the oceans. >>> a large number of north american minks have been found living in the wild in northern japan. experts say the semi aquatic animals pose a threat to the ecosystem in the area. between late august and october 1st, 52 male and female minks were captured along a river in the city. the minks are believed to be descendants of american minks that were brought to northern parts of japan after world war ii to be farmed for their fur. the breeding and sale of american minks had been prohibited in japan since 2006 when they were designated as an invasive species that could harm the indigenous ecosystem. a professor says that six to seven minks were found to be living along the river. he said the dense itity is higher than that of other mink habitats elsewhere around the world. >>> all right, ross mihara joins us with the latest. >> tokyo stocks hovered in a narrow range on tuesday morning. investors are standing by f

his ancestors used to put out to sea. as motorboats. thinks giving up the perks of civilization is a foolish thing to do. yet despite embracing the modern era inwardly he still remains committed to the simple principles preached by his ancestors. we were here for thousands of years. but you know we didn't have this system of paper saying that we can claim this land because in our philosophy in our worldview. you can own land the land owns you you know how can you say you own that when you're only here for a little bit and then you got it's a whole different philosophy of owning it versus living with it.

over the thousands of years they to solve this seascape each time they put out to sea to hunt. but they use canoes with a couple of paddles instead of comfortable motor boats with powerful engines in the past yes it was very very difficult to hunt as an individual you need to group in order to. actually capture for example you look at the sea lines over here in order for you to hunt one of those in the several people. on a summer day and seven hundred forty one scores of you need it's of the land set out on a hunting expedition in canaries they spotted odd looking ships on the horizon. those big sail boats belonged to an expedition led by a russian explorers bearing and. that was how kodiak island made its appearance on russian maps the first colonists were. forty years later seventeen eighty four the city of kodiak was the capital. for fifty. streets to serve as a reminder of. the names of russian travelers and merchants. there is. a call who all founded to. tell you where we. russian permanent settlement in alaska and then there's. son in law. named after nikolai. who are was

they need to help maintain those sea lines of communication. in and around the south china sea though, they pose a more threatening posture. >> reporter: last month in guam, the u.s. navy conducted a large-scale drill with the marine corps. both navy and marine corps officials see it as crucial to keeping china's military in check. in fact, the marine corps is planning to move 8,000 marinesf. the navy is planning an overhaul of its base on the island that's now used as their home port for some marines so that it can accommodate nuclear carriers as well. >> china, the challenges, the norms of behavior out here, and so it would not be helpful for us to diminish our presence out here. what helps support deterrents is presence. and by having a solid presence here in guam, that people know we're here, people see us operating here as we're doing right now. >> nhk's reporter who covered the story is here. seems like china's military presence is being watched in the region. is guam going to going a front line? >> during the cold war guam was an importa

intends to remain engaged in issues concerning the south china sea. thailand has long been conducting annual joint exercises with the u.s. military. this is the first time china has sent such a large naval contingent into territory of the u.s. ally. >> translator: in china's eyes, the u.s. is once again intensifying its presence in southeast asia so it may be inevitable that china would want to counterbalance the u.s. by carrying out joint drills in the area, especially with thailand. countries involved in territorial disputes in the south china sea will be wary. >> reporter: china and the u.s. are both keenly aware of each other's efforts to increase their presence in the south china sea. which of the two powers will gain a greater influence remains to be seen. nhk world, bangkok. >>> the euro zone jobless rate remains at record high levels. the european commission, the eu's executive body, announced on friday that unemployment in the 16-nation zone using the euro stood at 10.1% since november, the worst figure since the common kurnly was introduced

very rough sea conditions around coastal areas.e heights are expected to reach seven to eight meters across these areas as the storm system passes by. now, the peak, it is going to be at its closest to these islands this morning before starting to pull away in the afternoon. however, after that it's going to continue in a northeasterly direction, possibly even getting closer to central japan and even the tokyo area. we're keeping a close eye on the system. for the next 24 thundershowers, meanwhile, the bulk of the rain is going to be affecting these islands here. and then all that moisture is going to be heading northward here. already a lot of wet weather moving in ahead of the storm system. so even starting tonight central japan will see showers start up. and then saturday those rains could easily intensify and we could be seeing some very stormy conditions as well. otherwise, east asia's going to stay calm and dry, nice conditions across the korean peninsula through much of china. even the indo-china peninsula looking a whole lo

they need to help maintain those sea lines of communication. in and around the south china sea though, they pose a more threatening posture. >> reporter: last month in guam, the u.s. navy conducted a large-scale drill with the marine corps. both navy and marine corps officials see it as crucial to keeping china's military in check. in fact, the marine corps is planning to move 8,000 marines from okinawa to guam. the navy is planning an overhaul of its base on the island that's now used as their home port f some marines so that it can accommodate nuclear carriers as well. >> china, the challenges, the norms of behavior out here, and so it would not be helpful for us to diminish our presence out here. what helps support deterrents is presence. and by having a solid presence here in guam, that people know we're here, people see us operating here as we're doing right now. >> nhk's reporter who covered the story is here. seems like china's military presence is being watched in the region. is guam going to going a front line? >> during the cold war g

sea breeze but tomorrow this north wind will do it.we're warming up and drying out and right through the week we won't see much of a change until thursday or friday. the fog is there and burned back to the coast. shouldn't be a problem. >> okay that sounds good. we're getting ready to fall back pretty quickly. >> that is for the first week of november. late sunrise. >> let's check out sports. this afternoon in atlanta the giants and jonathan sanchez on the mound against the braves. tonight the niners play philadelphia eagles on national tv at candlestick park. last night stanford usc battled to a thrilling finish. >> good morning. any time stanford and usc it's going to be a battle and last night it was no different. a sea of red standing room only. andrew 285 yards two tds. 34-28 after a missed extra point. usc with an answer three yards out. they take a 1-point lead. taylor he fumbled twice big run to the trojan 15. and then nate whittaker puts it up stanford wins a thriller 37-35. >> in berkeley cal hosting ucla he finds it and 14-0

flows or trickles down into the sea of galley, divides israel of jordan and goes onto the dead sea.it's celebrated in both jewish and christian history. but the jordan is now so nearly dry and polluted israel built a dam to make more water available for agriculture and for christian baptisms. fred lazaro has the story. >> tourism is big business in the holy land. millions of christians come here for the chance to retrace the footsteps of christ. among the most sacred rituals is to be baptized in the jordan river. >> being baptized for the first time in the jordan river. which is where jesus was baptized, it's awesome. words cannot explain how i feel. >> i feel freed. i feel at peace. my heart feels like it's been opened up. i can't put it into words. >> no words to explain. why i feel very, i feel very happy and free. >> unlike their faith, the river is in very bad shape. this is now the only place considered safe enough for human contact. for midwest of the rest of the jew near, the jordan is reduced to a trickle as it meanders through a region driven by war and tension. gidon brom

it flows or trickles down into the sea of galley, divides israel of jordan and goes onto the dead sea it's celebrated in both jewish and christian history. but the jordan is now so nearly dry and polluted israel built a dam to make more water available for agriculture and for christian baptisms. fred lazaro has the story. >> tourism is big business in the holy land. millions of christians come here for the chance to retrace the footsteps of christ. among the most sacred rituals is to be baptized in the jordan river. >> being baptized for the first time in the jordan river. which is where jesus was baptized, it's awesome. words cannot explain how i feel. >> i feel freed. i feel at peace. my heart feels like it's been opened up. i can't put it into words. >> no words to explain. why i feel very, i feel very happy and free. >> unlike their faith, the river is in very bad shape. this is now the only place considered safe enough for human contact. for midwest of the rest of the jew near, the jordan is reduced to a trickle as it meanders through a region driven by war and tension. gidon bro

espero que no sea la única vez. telefutura, resulta que cuando vino cristián castro me estaba echando piropos él me pidió conocerlo cuál es, con cual te casaste y de hecho me fascina porque cristian me ha tirado el piropo más lindo frente a mi esposo. le dijo hermano, felicidades te llevaste a la mejor, que lindo y mi esposo le contesto muchísimas gracias ella también se casó con el mejor. >> pero no es la primera vez que cristián castro te envía piropos. >> el día después. yo no hago otra cosa si no pensar en las piernas de mariza del portillo. >> por eso no hay que creer lo que pasa en algún lugar hay que ten tener información fidedigna. >> críistian dice sí, lo conocemos, que bueno que nos reconoz reconozcas. >> oye. de una vez lo tienes que confesar que con entrevista o con entrevista no cambias tu lomo? >> completamente cierto. por eso espere a un hombre que me respe respetara un hombre muy agguapo mujeres muy wapas. >> por lo que memencionas pareciera que lleva como parte de su imagen pero en particular nos es

and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit and plains, america, america, america god shed his grace on thee. and crown the thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. [singing]. >> at the beginning of every event we sing the philippino and national anthem. we shall have some [inaudible], that is company and dancers group, they are going to sing the philippine national anthem. >> i am going to read 2 or 3 paragraphs, my last farewell, our national hero. and in english. fair farewell to a stranger who brightens my well. farewell to all who i love to die is to rest. >> thank you. [applause]. [ foreign speaking ] [singing]. [applause] thank you very much. >> patricia leanne caldwell born in tennessee. daughter of robert and irma. at age of 3 moved to missouri and returned when she was 12 years old. patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville pub

y se espera que sea concluido en el 2013.en noticias univision 14......retiran del mercado millones de carriolas porque podrian representar un peligro mortal para los bebes. ---el proximo dos de noviembre, los californianos eligiran al pÓximo vice- gobernador del estado. ---"beatriz ferrari" converso con el candidato republicano, que tiene raices latinas. ---el vice gobernador maldonado, se enfrentara en las urnas al democrata "gavin newsom", actual alcalde de san francisco. --en sacramento, mas de 900 inmigrantes y refugiados recibieron hoy su carta de naturalizacion.--lo mejor de todo es que los nuevos ciudadanos podran participar en las elecciones del 2 de noviembre. --la fecha limite para registrarse para votar vencio el pasado lunes, pero bajo las leyes de california los nuevos ciudadanos tienen ocho dias mas para hacerlo, es decir, hasta el 26 de octubre. --de hecho, afuera del recinto donde se realizo la ceremonia, se instalaron puestos de registro de votantes para que los recien naturalizados no perdieran tiempo y gar

to him putting out to sea is more like fun than work. proud of his traditional. he sees it as a symbol of successive generations and russian traditions. when the russians came. the thing that is similar are the rocks and he. inside and that's something that we've been doing for centuries a tradition where. else which is a russian just. taking. a bath. sven sees the history of his people as a mission he curious a museum which is one of the principal tourist attractions of. when few tourists visited during local people come here to when the russians actually took over. claimed alaska for russia. one of the friends together with his family is listening to his story although his name is of russian origin he doesn't know a single word of the language spoken on the other side of the bering strait nor does he know much about where his last name comes from. what my mom told me in the morning a russian for here we were taken people often are drawn through their hundred thousand year order and they couldn't say our last name so of a russian. spy you don't seem you enough d

california sea lion exhibit at six flags.n case you're wondering sergeant nevis got his name from a sheriff's deputy who asked rescue him. >>> the family of beavers living on lake tahoe's north shore has become a favorite of locals but now they received a death sentence. they set up camp near highway 28 but placer county officials say they are a nuisance. their solution, trap them an kill them. locals who love the beavers begged the officials to consider other options. >> let's have a meeting and we will show you the plans and we will see if we can't work together and get this thing resolved. >> i'm happy to work with you one on one. >> reporter: ?oo one. >> they agreed to give the beavers a reprieve and consider other options. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell at at&t. giants were cruising to victory. they were going to have a 2-0 series lead and then the shocker. coverage inside the team clubhouse when we come back. ,,,, [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as

marks now has more than money invested in this battle with bureaucracy, the predators and the sea. >> i will win in the end, i always do. >> reporter: marks may find the cargo offshore, but experts say the sunken treasure is only part of the mystery. >> more importantly he had a camp onshore and that is the second relatively unsung story here. >> reporter: kelly and others say survivors of the st. augustine buried some of the valuables in that beach front camp and they claim know right where it is. a 2003 report from the area indicates that robert marks never did obtain federal permits to recover the st. augustine and in 1990, gave up trying. >> 1997 state and federal agencies put together a high- tech search project to among other things look for the wreckage of the st. augustine and fothe camp side where the shipwreck survivors lived before sailing south. they didn't find either one and the st. augustine remains listed as "unlocated." still drom on "a second look," how a coast guard boat came to fight pirates off the coast of somalia and what it takes to be a pirate-fighting armed g

y que sea mas facil hacerlo.---blanca garza tiene la cronica.rza= el gobernador schwarzenegger llego hoy a palo alto y dijo que california sera el primer estado en la nacion que tendra un registro de donantes vivos de riÑon. esta maÑana en el hospital infantil lucille packard de esa ciudad, arnold firmo 3 leyes con las que se pretende incrementar el numero de donantes de organos por medio de un registro en el dmv... o division de automotores de california.----las solicitudes se haran mas faciles de llenar para las personas que esten interesadas y deseen convertirse en donantes. --ademas, el gobernador hizo ley tambien que la persona donante sea compensada si se hace el transplante. ---y que se extiendan los beneficios de medical para los donantes con el proposito de que sus organos esten en las mejores condiciones y sanos para un transplante. esta seÑora, presente esta maÑana en el hospital, dice que gracias a una persona que dono un organo, su niÑa esta viva. viva. 22:06 " mi hija tuvo un transplante cuando tenia un año 2 meses.."22:12 las nuev

o sea, las personas pueden decir "yo solamente quiero canales..."quete que se llama más méxico. trae aproximadamente 28 a 30 canales únicamente de méxico... y vas a tener contenta... >> y más canales en inglés. >> y la mayoría de la programación la puedes escoger en inglés, y eso por 29.99. >> pues ahí lo tienen, amigos. ahora que la crisis está pegando tan duro, tele para todos le pega a la crisis con su mejor oferta de la temporada. ahorre mucho dinero y mejore su programación con directv y el paquete optimo más. para ordenar su nuevo servicio, póngale mucha atención a este mensaje o llame ya al número en su pantalla. >> si tiene $1 al día, usted puede obtener el servicio de directv. si no, míreme a mí. >> que no le dé pena llamar. llame ya y obtenga el servicio de directv. le van a atender en español y de una manera muy amable. yo todavía no lo puedo creer; yo llamé y ahora tengo directv. >> tele para todos, ¿cómo le puedo ayudar a ahorrar dinero el día de hoy? >> estoy pagando más de $40 al mes porque tengo cable. >> lo que usted necesita es dir

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reconstructive surgery on a sea lion. the delicate work to give this wounded guy a second chance. >>> the sharks open up their season in sweden and... >> years ago there to ensure a half... >> one cal receiver does more than make plays. that's not him but we'll show him to you coming up in sports. ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] after twenty-eight long years of washington partisanship this is barbara boxer's california. trillions in reckless, wasteful spending. destroying small business. killing jobs. crushing hopes. we can change this, but only if we change the people we send to washington. california cannot afford boxer for six more long years. i'm carly fiorina and i approved this message. lion has undergone reconstructive surgery. don ford tells us about the tragedy that led to h >>> a first-of-its-kind in california, an injured sea lion undergoing reconstructive surgery. don ford tells about the tragedy that led to that operation. >> reporter: nearly 700 pounds of california sea lion named sergeant nieves is a giant. while

en la playa, y en el banco... o sea... mientras ella baila, yo estoy en el banco...♪ >> el lÍder de la cÁmara de representantes de los estados unidos y pudiera lanzarse como candidato republicano a la presidencia. pero mientras tanto lo escuchan tanto demÓcratas como republicanos, esta semana conversÉ con él y con su esposa, estÁn promoviendo un documento llamado "nueve dÍas que cambiaron el mundo" sobre la visita del papa juan pablo ii a polonia hablamos de esto pero tambiÉn de polÍtica. >> gracias por hablar con nosotros y dÉjeme empezar hablando de polÍtica, hable con el presidente del partido demÓcrata y nos dijo que no iban a perder ni en la cÁmara de representantes ni en el senado ¿tiene razÓn? >> yo pienso que lo mÁs seguro es que estÁ equivocado pero faltan 28 dÍas todavía, si fuese Él dirÍa lo mismo, probablemente se quedarÁn con el senado, perderÁn la cámara de representantes pero aÚn es campaÑa. >> ¿cuÁl es el tema principal de estas elecciones? >> yo creo que es el empleo. >> ¿o el presidente obama? >> son las polÍticas de Él. el sÍmbolo mÁs importante es