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

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

last year they treated 19 animals, mostly sea lions.his year silent night is the 9th gunshot victim. the caretakers are made him silent night in honor of the season and because he has a regal composure like a knight. >> belmont police at a middle school to be on the lookout after evidence of a mountain lion attack just behind the school. a picture of a mountain lion paw print captured in the field behind the middle school. that's the same area where a deer carcass was found yesterday. parents and teachers and people's who walks dogs nearby are asked to be extra vig leapt. it's highly unlikely a mountain lion would pose a threat to any of the students. >> police have issued what they call a school alert after a suspicious man tried to make contact with a nine year old girl near grant elementary school. the youngs girl and her brother were walking home near mcnear avenue in petaluma when they noticed a suspicious gray van and when the children entered the house. a man described as short and gray-haired drove his van into their driveway, r

primarily with the hunting and the selling of sea otters which. coast. this building was used as a warehouse from here the for went to russia and to china this sea otter pill has the thickest for any animal the most furs per square inch this is the animal itself the sea otter this animal was what caused the fur gold rush to alaska by russian. russian travelers. first came to alaska two thousand and nine he organized an expedition to retrace the steps of his fellow countryman. was the first ever european to reach alaska's. unexplored land and establish contact with the aboriginal people. looking people welcomed. just as their ancestors welcomed hundred fifty years ago their homes may have changed a lot but their attitude to russia remains the same. only. in the places that it is bases expedition. the russians many of the local people said. they had russian. when the russians came. of the indigenous people. many of them began to work for the russian american company. hunting for sea otters fishing and taking part in the building of new settlements russian

he would calm can the seas and cleanse the temple. he would be welcomed as a king and killed as a criminal. then 3 days after hisdeath he would rise from the dead. these are a few of the prophesies written by the messiah. only 1 man in history fulfilled them all. >> if we rightly understand the hebrew bibleeither jesus is our messiah or there could never be a messiah. no question in the mind of god he was going to send a redeemr. his intent for israel was to be a priestly nation for whom the whether or not he will world could be blessed. it ok 2,000 years to prepare people that could welcome the messiah. >> jesus was born into a world of political upheaval. jews returned from exile to a nation nay no longer ruled. >> during these centuries, the jewish people gan to hear the promises of a son of david and realizedit is someone greer. the regular kings have fallen short, speaking of this anointed one known as the messiah. every prophecy spoken about the son of david. >> line of david no longer in power. herod the great was on the throne

his ancestors used to put out to sea. keeper for. 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 the 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 a. russia's laura house of parliament has given its preliminarily approval to the key nuclear deal with america days after it was voted for approval by the us senate but the debate over conflicting points made by the senators will go on into the new year the treaty could see the nuclear arsenals of the two countries slashed by about a third it was signed in april by president obama and has been hailed as a major diplomatic victory. of the yea

last year they treated 19 animals, mostly sea lions.hisear silent night is the 9th gunshot victim. the caretakers are made him silent night in honor of the season and because he has a regal composure like a knight. >> belmont police at a middle school to be on the lookout after evidence of a mountain lion attack just behind the school. a picture of a mountain lion paw print captured in the field behind the middle school. that's the same area where a deer carcass was found yesterday. parents and teachers and people's who walks dogs nearby are asked to be extra vig leapt. it's highly unlikely a mountain lion would pose a threat tony of the students. >> police have issued what they call a school alert after a suspicious man tried to make contacwith a nine year old girl near grant elementary school. the ungs girl and her brother were walking home near mcnear avenue in petaluma when they noticed a suspicious gray van and when the children entered the house. a man described as short and gray-haired drove his van into their driveway, rang the

to him putting out to sea is more like fun than work. proud of his traditional bathhouse he sees it as a symbol of successive generations and imbedded russian traditions. when the russians came. the thing that is similar are the rocks and the he. inside and that's something that for centuries. tradition where we have a wooden house which is a russian just. taking. a bath. sven sees the history of his people as a mission he curious the museum which is one of the principal tourist attractions of. when few tourists visited during the local people come here to when the russians actually took over are claimed alaska for russia. 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 and the russians for sure they were taken people after drawn through their hundred year order and they couldn't say our last name so a bi

. >>> first, a sea lion is sprayed with bug shot. what we learned about the attack and why sea lions are shot often. i'm bob kearn, president of coit cleaning services. these pictures are the history of my family and they're also the history of coit. we've been in business for 60 years and our greatest asset has always been our people. we use the plum card from american express open to purchase everything we can and with the savings from the early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like ruben here. how can the plum card's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> it's an injury associated with street violence. not an attack on a wild animal but tonight workers at the marine mammal center are doing everything they can to save a sea lion with a gunshot wound to its head. debra villalon live now with where that sea lion was found. >> reporter: this beach is where some people walking along spotted the 7-foot sea lion last night. >> he's finally r

sea shepherd said gojira is due to leave port in a few days.oat is said to be faster than japan's whaling fleet. it's a replacement of the annie gill, which was destroyed in a collision with a whaling ship in january. >>> japan's financial minister said his country is prepared to respond firmly to any activities by the sea shepherd. >> translator: it's really shameful and unforgivable that sea shepherd boats will be carrying out their obstruction tactics again, given all the trouble they've caused in the past. japan has been conducting scientific research whaling in accordance with an international treaty. we will not tolerate any acts of violence toward our whaling operations. >> the fisheries agency is planning to place armed coast guard officers on whaling ships for the first time in three years in light of the recent escalation of sea shepherd tactics. >>> japan's government has decided to raise the monthly child allowance paid to some parents from next april. on thursday national policy minister koich roou gemba met to hammer out payments

over the thousands of years they to solve this seascape each time they put out to sea to hunt. but they use news with a couple of paddles instead of comfortable motor boats with powerful engines in the past very very difficult to hunt as an individual you need to group in order to. capture for example you look at the sea lions over here in order for you to hunt one of those people. on a summer day and seven hundred forty one scores of natives 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 russian explorers and. that was how kodiak island made its appearance on russian maps the first colonists were guided by those maps when he landed on the island more than forty years later seventeen eighty four the city of kodiak was the capital of america for fifty years . streets serve as a reminder of. many of them still bear the names of russian travelers and merchants . there is still the street name a shell a call who all found it and what this why not tell us where we first russ

. >> o sea la suerte se espera. >> ludueña es ahora . >> ya no traen barba. >> algunos la cortaron. >, quintero lo pararon. >> muy elegante , ludueña no sabremos si trae o no barba. >> aprovecho para decirle en cuanto al fútbol , del campeonato de la fifa mientras ve a los suplentes. >> ruíz , santiago , toleo. >> rusia con quatar vencieron. >> era emotivo , todos en estados unidos quería que vinieras. >> que difícil. >> primer eliminado fue australia , después corea del sur . >> después quedo estados unidos. >> pero bueno de los 22 votos , 14 fueron para quatar. >> cuando paso de que rusia votara para eso pasaron. >> para planear o no la fifa pero no lei que pudiera ser quatar. >> ahí esta lo cotradictoria , porque pasaría esto?-. >> es que yo creía que sería estados unidos . >> en la aparicion ludueña. >> debe haber eschado esto. >> por lo que dijo ayer. >> si , impresionante. >> salida de figueroa por la derecha , para arce ahora. >> por el centro con torres . >> ahora diré que hacen. >> gutii con la pelota. >> gano santos laguna pero el centro fue malo. >> después lo más simple er

. >>> first, a sea lion is sprayed with bug shot. what we ♪ [ female announcer keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> it's an injury associated with street violence. not an attack on a wild animal but tonight workers at the marine mammal center are doing everything they can to save a sea lion with a gunshot wound to its head. debra villalon live now with where that sea lion was found. >> reporter: this beach is where some people walking along spotted the 7-foot sea lion last night. >> he's finally resting and finally sleeping and relaxing. >> reporter: it's been a rough couple of days for this 340- pound male. his left eye is swollen shut. his right eye is gone after someone fired a shotgun at him. >> he's got at least five that are lodged in him. there's one, two, three, four five that w

. >>> stormy seas. american travelers on a luxury cruise, and then a crisis. tonight, they're telling stories of a near mutiny on board. >>> listen up. remembering where we first met the folks applying the sounds of this season. >>> also tonight, it's actually happened. a top pro athlete has left money on the table. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. tonight millions of americans are in the grip of some downright dangerous weather, and not all of it makes sense. for example, for a good part of this day, it was colder in northern maine than it was in southern florida. this cold weather stretch is way down to the south, and way out to the east. records were set today for cold temperatures in the eastern half of the country. tomorrow, it could get worse in some areas, especially in the deep south. tonight we're concentrating on a genuine drama with families in the middle of it. traffic headed into the united states from canada, caught and cut off by a snowstorm. and now rescues are under way. nbc's john yang leads off our coverage tonight in michigan ci

hunting for sea otters. fishing and taking part in the building of new settlements russian priests and monks visited the last of the locals and. russian. girls. russian. women and children creole. in the russian capital as well as in the colonial ministration. lives a life entirely different from his ancestors to him putting out to sea is more like fun than work. proud of his traditional bathhouse he sees it as a symbol of successive generations and imbedded russian traditions. when the russians came. the thing that is similar are the rocks and he was steaming. inside and that's something that we've been doing for centuries and tradition. which is a russian just. taking. 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 our claimed alaska. spirit one of the friends together with his family is listening to his story although his name is of rus

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 the 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 a. few . it. all. failed war on drugs besides flooding other countries afghanistan's cheap heroin is depriving thousands of local of the future. with a thank you. thank you thank you for the light. from dismantling a storage monuments to comic strip propaganda as an anti soviet campaign in georgia gathers pace a growing number of people say it's going too far. the us media may be claiming there's a war being waged on christmas but many americ

each time they put out to sea. but they use news with a couple of paddles instead of. with. very very difficult. for example. seven hundred forty one school. natives of. the hunting expedition. they spotted on ships on the horizon. those big sail boats belonged to an expedition explorers. made its appearance on. the first. the island more than forty years later seventeen eighty four the city of kodiak was the capital. for fifteen years. streets serve as a reminder of. many of them still bear the names of russian travelers and merchants . there is still the street name a shell a call who all founded with his wife now tell us the very first russian permanent settlement in alaska and then their. son in law. named after nikolai. who are was representing the government of russia and also the american company. the russian american company was. founded in seventeen. primarily with the hunting and the selling of sea otters which dwelt in large colonies on the alaskan coast. this building was used as a warehouse from here the for went to russia and china this sea otter pill has the t

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 lions 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 natives 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 was the capital. for fifty. streets to serve as a reminder of. the names of russian travelers and merchants. there. who are all founded to. tell us where we. russian permanent settlement in alaska and then there's. son in law. named after nikolai. who are was representing the gover

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

sta sea s con más detalles de los planes de la policía, para cae la fiesta sea segura.úmero de oficial en la calles, mientras que recomiendan usar transporte público para prevenir que el trafico este congestionada. >>> en la beso pera de año, nuevo la familias a toga quiero estar en su casa. >>> pero en el caso de miles de personas el embarcadero será el escenario gratis de fuegos artificiales en un espectáculo que sdlul obra a toda el área de la bahía. >>> estaremos preparados para tener oficiales presentes, una presencia grande para evitar problema. >>> recordaron que bebñ alcohol en público es un acto ilegal. >>> tambié dijeron que justo el 31 de diciembre, se estará realizando un evento importante. >>> que comienza a la 18:00 pm, resulto tara en una mayor congestión del tráfico. >>> le van a decir al público que si planean en venir a san francisco vengan en transporte público para evitar problema de tráfico. >>> creo que es bueno porque es temporada que la gente siempre anda paseandose, manejando borracho acosas así, este creo porte "muni" que anden en la gratuitos

sadly the news not good for the sea lion. she will have to be euthanized. veterinarians at the marine mammal center say her posture indicates she's suffering from a terrible headache, a possible symptom of her acute demoddic asset poisoning. it occurs naturally and works its way up the food chain having devastating effects on sea lions like her. >> she has very serious permanent brain damage. her brain is not working correctly. >> reporter: the staff here say it would be inhumane to put her back in the wild so they will euthanize her but veterinarians here are hoping her death will help other sea lions. >> she will now provide tissues for us to try to understand in much better detail than we can do with any kind of a model. >> reporter: the visitors to the centers say while the death of one sea lion may be tragic, they understand it may help others. >> it must be in the best interest of the animal and the population. >> reporter: she is just one of the patients in what's been a very busy year here. in an average year the marine mammal center treats about 70

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two others were lost at sea. and only two planes finally made it. the winner major arthur goble completed the flight in 26 hours and 17 minutes. among the greatest of all pioneer aviators, man or woman, amelia airhart initiated several of her historic flights from oakland, including, sadly, her last flight in 1937 in an attempt to fly around the world that began in oakland and ended with her disappearance over the pacific ocean on the last leg of her journey. in the 1930s, oakland was also home to the ground-breaking sea planes, those wound rouse creations that rode all too start but magnificent chapter in aviation history in putting the pacific to commercial flight. these planes were flying out of oakland before they found a permanent home in san francisco's treasure island base. the oakland airport was also home to another remarkable but short-lived success story transocean airlines, the little airline that could. it began in 1946 flying military personnel home from the war. transocean grew into a formidable competitor so that by 1960, the last ye

>> así va a ser, sea lo que sea, vamos a estar ahí. >> tú crees que esto puede derrumbar a jenni?y nada lo va a parar. >> llama la atención pero noto como que hubiera un distanciamento, porque en una situación tan delicada, es muy raro que un hermano de jenni rivera no sepa qué está pasando. >> rodolfo, una palabra mal dicha va a ocasionar cualquier defecto para jenni rivera y su hijo. >> dejen explicar algo qué está pasando, yo no creo que gustavo, o jenni estén molestos, él fue muy claro y me dijo que esta situación era una de las más duras de la dinastía rivera, él dijo que no quería comentar el tema, porque a la única persona que le correspondía comentar el tema es ella. >> claro y creo que tiene toda la razón gustavo rivera, porque ella se estaba asesorando por un grupo de abogados, para dar esa conferencia de prensa donde lo hizo muy bien. >> es un problema de los más dramáticos que ha pasado y que va a estar pasando jenni rivera, porque en un momento de la vida, estuvo del otro lado de la moneda, y ahora está siendo madre del acusado, Ángel muchas gracias por estar con noso

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that was while the sea lion was up the sacramento river. it had surgery at six flags in vallejo in october. >>> a police chase ends with a man being killed after his car flew off interstate 80 in berkeley. the chase began with a traffic stop in oakland at 35th and west streets. it ended hours later with the crash near university avenue. anne makovec shows us the driver reportedly tried to run down a police officer. >> got in the car looked like he was still moving slumped over the wheel. so, you know, it's pretty terrible. >> reporter: the 38-year-old man in the car lost control on 80 eastbound in berkeley. police say he was a parolee and had a warrant out for his arrest. >> the driver was critically injured. he was transported the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> reporter: two incidents led to the crash. the first at 8:30 last night when police saw the car in the middle of the street on 35th and west. >> the driver's agitated. wasn't answering the officer's questions. >> reporter: police say he then put the car in drive and hit th

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. >>> a wayward sea lion in need of rescuing. it's not the first time that sea lion has been in harm's way. >>> right now at 11:00, she went out for a hike a week ago and didn't return. how a concerned neighbor helped find a bay area woman this weekend. >> i don't notice every day. >> keeping the dream alive, rallying to keep two bay area students from being deported. is it too late to send a message to washington. >>> saving money on your pet prescriptions, but at what costs? how to be on the lookout for fake medications. the news starts right now. >>> in san francisco tonight, there was an outpouring of support for two students facing deportation. their futures hinge on whether congress passes the dream act next week. which would allow those students and thousands of others to stay in this country legally. monty france is is in san francisco tonight with that story for us. good evening, monty. >> diane, good evening. the lame duck congress is in its final two weeks. a vote on the dream act is expected sometime next week. the co

. >>> large numbers of dead sea creatures, fish, shellfish and sea sponges all washed up on a local beach as the warm gulf waters turned very cold there. experts say it's still too soon to know the long-term effects. >>> and in ohio, buried beneath this gorgeous ice sculpture is a

si van a usar ese léxico, deben usarlo bien, que sea simple, que signifique algo.é que el plomero arregle la ducha, y que mi nieto le de una capa de pintura. el primero de mes está bien. >> mudarme esta semana si a usted le parece. >> ¿por qué no esperamos a que pase su cheque y arreglamos la ducha? le avisaré la semana próxima. >> de acuerdo, gracias señora tinkerman, se lo agradezco. (sonido ambiente). >> hola. >> hola, te traje un regalo >> este no necesita dejarlo respirar. >> no, no lo creo. creo que ya tienes preparado todo. >> así parece ¿verdad? >> si quieres mi opinión, me alegro que te mudes. >> más que alegre, estoy muy feliz. >> oye nick. >> ¿sí? >> quiero hacerte una pregunta. >> te escucho. >> la semana entrante es el beneficio de michael ¿vas a ir? >> bueno, tenemos que ir ¿no? >> quiero que vayas conmigo. >> ¿quieres que vayamos? ¿es una cita? >> de acuerdo, no importa, no debí pedirte. >> no, no, un momento ¿qué paso con eso de no pongas la carne donde pones las verduras? >> el pan, donde haces el pan. >> el pan, sí. >> bueno, no querría verte en u