for the law of the sea as well as the sea for our businesses and industries or we can remain on the outside to deprive the companies of the legal investment and operational security that they seek. seed american competitive advantage and watch what other countries take the spoils. i think the choice is clear. today we have speak speaking with much more authority because it's their lively hoot and their life endeavor. i think we need to listen to them. president r the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce and the american petroleum institute that all of the major producers are partners. jay timmons, president and ceo of the national association of manufacturers and the chairman and ceo of verizon. thank you for being with us. say hello. >> thank you, mr. chairman and join you in welcoming our distinguished panel of industry leaders. i appreciate especially their efforts on behalf of the law of the sea and willingness to explain how the convention will help them create private sector jobs and every major ocean industry including shipping, fishing, telecommunications, oil a

that exist in these two seas. and they are not ready to make any kind of positions about the sovereignty claims, so on as far as that is concerned, the issues are similar. and we also, are in a similar position with the southeast nations that we have to find some constructive solution without touching upon perhaps the sovereignty issues. because the sovereignty issues are very difficult and they know this, so their proposal to the japanese in the 1970s and onward, as far as senkaku is concerned, would be that we would self the sovereignty issues and perhaps conduct a joint development of the resources around the -- in the area. >> that was professor takahara from university of tokyo speaking to our gene otani. >>> tens of thousands of people in japan spent their national holiday hollering an anti-nuclear message. they gathered in tokyo to tell their politicians to shut down plants that produce atomic energy. they are phasing out nuclear power since last year's accident at fukushima daiichi. organizers say this ral

otherwise, incidents like the south china sea -- the skirmishes in the south china sea risk escalating into a much larger and possibly regional conflict. >> thank you so much. charmaine. on thursday, attention was turned to the asean national forum. the united states and north korea will both join that meeting. north korean delegates led by foreign minister arrived in cambodia on wednesday. he later held talks with chinese foreign minister. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton arrived on wednesday. the obama administration has shifted its focus towards the asia pacific. the region is now officially at the center of u.s. economic and military strategy. clinton's priority at the asean regional forum is to contain chinese moves in the south china sea. north korea's nuclear weapons program is expected to be a major talking point. we'll be reporting live again on thursday. so please join us then. reporting in phnom penh. japan and china have failed to narrow their differences over the islands in the east china sea. the state owns one of them. it's been renting the others from a japanese

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the five uninhabited islands are in the east china sea. coast guard officials say one of the boats left the area, but the other 2 1/2 gated just beyond the border. they say one of the two boats then re-entered japan's territorial waters off uwasiri island. they spite fourth chinese patrol boat thursday about 40 kilometers northwest of the senkaku islands. coast guard personnel warned the vessel by radio not to enter japanese territory. the boat's crew responded they were patrolling inside chinese waters. >>> the senkaku issue has created friction between japan and china for years. it has sometimes made relations frosty here in asia, especially in the area of defense. but elsewhere in the world, the dispute is more of a distant concern. off the coast of africa, both countries are working together to confront a common enemy. nhk world's toru nakai explains. >> reporter: these are some of the most dangerous waters in the world. somalia pirates patrol the gulf of aden looking for easy prey. it's an important international shipping route. so le

all these items we know were owned and taken to sea by sailors. throughout this exhibit we learned about many of the sailors who served on board "constitution," so each person is identified. this is dorthea who worked as a servant in the roberts' household in brookhaven, new york, and was married to william cooper, and the roberts' family employed her husband on the farm. they have two daughters, charlotte and fanny, and they have to say goodbye because william has chosen to go to sea for two years. the reason we know the story, i am afraid he doesn't have a very good fate. we know from the records of the national archives, he dies, so she applies for a pension. the only way you can get a pension from the government is to prove that you were legally married. we have a mulatto servant who married a native american and married by an eye tin rant preacher at the indian camp. the household she worked for, the roberts' family wrote this down, and said, "i know them and they have lived together as man and wife, and they had two children and she is deser

but at the same time, a sailor at sea forfeits some of his rights because when you're on a ship at sea, the captain has absolute authority. if you were a part of "constitution's" crew, you disobeyed orders you could be flogged which is to be whipped with a cat o' nine tails. this is an example because you take the pieces of the rope and you break it apart into the strands within and that would be used as a whip on the back of a sailor who was being punished for something he did wrong. there are both sides of the life of the sailor. this would certainly help keep sailors on their toes and minding the officers' orders but it's not something we think of as part of serving in our navy, certainly not today anymore. the frequency with which they used a cat o' nine tails varied according to the officers and the captains. there were regulations you couldn't get more than 12 lashes for a single offense. if a sailor was drunk and neglected his duty and said something inexcellent to an officer, then he might have three different offenses for 12 lashes apiece. it wasn't used every day or as often

they're killing sea turtles. killing whales. >> reporter: he says the strategy in massachusetts of monitoring the sharks and pulling people out of the water when the sharks get too close is what should be done everywhere. he says there's no question which of the two species is the dominant killer. he says 73 million sharks are killed by humans every year. that's compared to six fatalities among humans from shark bites every year. brian todd, cnn, chatham, massachusetts. >>> there's a lot of hype and hysteria over there. put this in perspective, we're joined by george burgess on the phone and oversea, the international shark attack file. george, thanks for being with us. a great white spotting off cape cod, how unusual is that? >> actually, not uncommon these days. recent years, this has been fairly predictable in july and august. >> there's obviously a huge amount of fear and hysteria about great whites. i used to be incredibly scared of them. i've gone diving with them, scuba diving off the coast of cape town an

yeomanry on the sea island, the ownership of land, the working conditions on the sea islands. a lot of people don't realize this, but the sea islands were a boom area after the civil war. good industries, good jobs, good wages, plus numerous pharmacy that were gained by the former slaves on to sea island. and what destroys them will be in many ways really greatly diminish this will be the depression in the 1920s where actually they'll go down to -- wages will drop to 20 cents a day. in the 1920s, the sea islands around port royal had a population of 40,000 people. by 1940, it's down to 20,000 because people have to leave the area to find new jobs and such. he set up a legacy in the sea islands which does last well into the 20th century, and then conditions, economic conditions will completely change the area. one of his greatest legacies, though will, be where i work on parris island. while he was a member of the south carolina legislature, he pushes for a naval station at port royal. when he becomes a u.s. congressman, he puts petitions before the u.s. congress for the establ

the high seas.here's not much they haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> there was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if there's somebody home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling up my hand. and i thought, this is going to be good. >> doug, having experience with these guys, knew instinctively to put his hand out in front of

it could affect its claim to part of the south china sea. the approach of kwam boda will likely be critical. china is cambodia's leading economy supporter. china has invested a lot of amount of money to build infrastructure in cambodia and helped build the prime minister office where the current talk is taking place. so it's questionable how far cambodia can support other asean members like vietnam and philippines against china. the foreign ministry hinted that cambodia will take the middle ground. >> we hope that we believe that both sides have the patience to work together side by side. >> asean is not totally unified on the south china sea issue so it's not clear they will be able to agree on a road map for resolving this dispute peacefully, much diplomatic bargaining is expected in the days ahead. >> thank you. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton will join the discussions on thursday at the asean regional forum. on a visit to vietnam on tuesday, she threw her weight behind the proposed code of conduct. >> we look to asean to make rap

this is footage from mystic sea port museum. it includes scrubbing the deck in the morning, working on the sales, climbing aloft, whenever the duties designed, gun drill practice and by the end of the day you are ready forest. but you don't get eight hours sleep. it is four hours on, four hours off, so only four hours to rest in the hammock and you can take a look what it is like to live below stek on the constitution. all of the hammocks would be higher like this. we lowered some so some of our smaller visitors can climb into a hammock because there is nothing better after you are working hard than climbing into the hammock and being able to enjoy a few hours of rest before you are called back to duty. if are you a sailor on constitution, it is four hours of rest and back to work. the life of a sailor is not easy. it is not what we're used to these days. it is nice to have an opportunity to think about what was it like to be on board constitution to eat food that's been in barrels before it comes aboard the ship because 200 yea

sea. the latter home to the sekaku islands claimed by china and taiwan. the paper expresses concern over china's reluctance to disclose military information. the report will be released to the public after being submitted to the cabinet later this month. >>> the joint panel will include foreign and defense officials. >> translator: we would look to discuss with u.s. officials what we can do to express public concerns jane pin japan. the marines will conduct test flights near the base next month. they'll begin full operations of the aircraft in okinawa in october. the deployment is important to strengthen japan's deterrence and ensure security over the southern islands. a series of accidents involving the osprey alarmed residents across the aircraft's flight path. two of the planes have crashed already this year. >>> chinese leaders are making another move in their campaign to assert control over disputed territory in the south china sea. now in charge of a city that consolidates administra

and you can't really have people who are in the sea org married to people who are not in the sea orgere's a term that -- in the church that they use called -- they label some people as suppressive person. an sp. >> yes. >> what does that mean? >> well, anyone who speaks out publicly in a negative way about scientology would be labeled a suppressive person. also label people that for various other reasons. that would be one of the main reasons. if you're just known to be critical of scientology, they would label you a suppressive person. in which case, any family member, friends, spouse, you have whose a scientologist would be told to disconnect from you, not have anything -- >> when you left the church, your mom was still in the church. so you didn't have contact with her for a long period of time. >> my mom, my grandma, my brother are all still in the church and i haven't had contact with them in years. in fact, i've seen my mom once in about 12 years. >> i mean, that's got to be so difficult. that's because you're considered a suppressive person. >> yeah, it's because of that. i kn

bbaltic seas pch. and toward the balkans. let's talk about your olympic weather. can you see this rain, quite blustery and showery on tuesday. those showers should settle down by the afternoon hours. wednesday, cloudy. up to 23 degrees. cooler once again with rain coming through wednesday. very hot towards the south. we have 38 in madrid and 37 in athens. here is your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. yy

it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you seeing it the same way i'm seeing it? were you floating like a ghost or were you trudging and swimming and dragging yourself? what were you doing out here? on the last trip out, we did a lot of night walking. and we walked barefoot for the most part because it's much easier than walking in boots and it's just nice to walk barefoot for days and days at a time. on that trip in particular there were a lot of sidewinders out in the dunes which made for an interesting element because the previous trip there had been snakes but not so many. you would wake up in the morning and there would be these elegant sidewinder tracks everywhere. the guy who dropped us off has the p

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> david kirby is the author of "death at sea world."ed the video of the 2006 incident through an information request. he joins me now. good to see you again. you said she was making a point due to her calf. how so? >> her calf was in a back pool and she was being forced to do a show in the front pool. this had happened several times before. when she would hear her calf call to her, she would break from control. sometimes she would swim in angry circles. she grabbed ken peters twice before this incident and we don't know for sure, we can't get inside her mind, but any intelligent mother wanting to be with her calf and comfort her calf would try to make her distress known to the people she works with, including people she's quite close to, like this trainer. >> folks who support sea world say look, this is educational, it's informing people a wide audience about these incredible animals. i don't understand, though, why it is okay to take these animals out of the wild and put them in a small pool, given their size. i mean, it just seems ki

so the queen of the seas, britain, has lost to the americans. it was a real surprise in great britain. remember, they are focused on the napoleonic wars and fighting france. there's a world war that's really the focus of their attention but here on this shore our american navy is now proud. we've stood up for ourselves. the british focused a little more attention. they say you can't engage one of these american ships. they realize we build bigger, stronger ships than a typical frigate so they said you can't take on an american ship unless you have superior force, two-on-one, and there was a blockade on the atlantic coast. so much of the action of the war of 1812 moves inland to the lakes. that's not "constitution's" she's here on the coast, but eventually towards the end of the war, she does escape the blockade and meets the british one more time. this is a wonderful portrait of william bainbridge actually painted by sarah peele, one of the first female professional artists in our country, the daughter of charles wilson peele and there's a wonde

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today stronger sea breeze will top temperatures one to seven degrees.tchy drizzle possible along the coast, this weekend sea breeze starts to taper. san francisco the least affected one degree cooler followed by fremont, oakland and santa rosa, two. as you start to get inland a little san jose concord where we see bigger changes four degrees cooler in san jose today, concord about seven. no need for air conditioning in any of our neighborhoods. cloud cover and clouds as they move inland over the next couple of hours they stop around 9:00, pull back to the coast by 11 except for one finger moving that through the golden gate towards oakland and berkeley. 50s along the coast to 80s inland. barely 80s fairfield and highway 4 from pittsburg, antioch and brentwood otherwise mid to upper 70s east bay valleys. hercules, castro valley and fremont mid 70s. mid to upper 70s south bay los gatos 80. low to mid 70s peninsula, northbound millbrae 68. upper 50s to near 60 along the coast today mid 60s downtown south san francisco upper 60s in sausalito, 72 san rafael,

joining the law of the sea will provide benefits to u.s. business and industry not available through any other means. gist a quick few examples. telegrun occasions industry. we have vast under sea cable networks and they provide a backbone for the world's voice and data network. when there is a problem, if a country were to seek to block a company from laying a cable or impeding the repair of damaged cables, the law of the sea provides redress, a party to the treaty can bring suit on behalf of companies within the context of the agreement. since the u.s. is on the outside of that agreement today, we cannot take advantage of this legal road map. our companies have to piggy back on efforts by governments that are a party to the convention. instead of standing up for our company when is they need our help, our failure to join forces them to look elsewhere. greater expense and greater uncertainty and lack of protection of american sovereignty. the status quo is not acceptable. adam of verizon and the ceo who i am please side here today will go

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and it's the same -- the situation in the southd china sea and the situation in the east china sea. same in the sense that the chinese claim sovereignty of the islands that exist in these two seas. and they're not ready to make any concessions about the sovereignty claims. so as far as that is concerned, the issues are similar. and we'll also in a similar position with the southeast asian nations that we have to find some constructive solution without touching upon, perhaps, the sovereignty issues because the sovereignty issues are very difficult to solve. and the chinese side knows this so their proposal to the japanese in the 1970s and onward as far as senkakus are concerned is that we will shelf the sovereignty issues and perhaps conduct a joint development of the resources around the -- in the area. >> professor akia takahara from the university of tokyo talking to us earlier. >>> people in china are involved in territorial disputes on another front. they are haggle with southeast asian nations over parts of the south china sea which is potentially rich in natural resources. chi

how can this video be used against sea world?e on the case, next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with advanced haldex all-wheel drive. [ engine revving ] it's bringing the future forward. >>> newly released video shows how life as a sea world trainer can go from fun to frightening. it might be touch to watch this video. here we go. watch closely with me. it shows a killer whale at sea world. this is san diego. it's dragging its trainer. see the trainer there alongside it. foot stuck for over a minute. the trainer struggles to try to get to the surface of the water. this video is from 2006. it was just released as part of a public information request. the whale pulled him down a second time. you can see he's fine. he got away. you can see he tried to pass through a fence to get to him. the trainer suffered a broken foot. i want to bring this criminal defense attorney. good to see you back her

britain has been queen of the seas for as long as anybody remembers. britain always wins sea battles, but here "uss constitution" fought the battle and they saw cannonballs bounce off of her side and a sailor cried her sides are made of iron, a joke because she's a fully wooden ship, but she earned the nickname "old ironsides." when "constitution" returned to boston after the victory over the british in the war of 1812 the city exploded. it was such a surprise that an american frigate beach a british frigate and captain isaac hull who you see in this portrait by gilbert stewart was welcomed as a hero. by the time he set foot on shore, there was a parade ready to lead him up state street and the crew was greeted with ceremonial dinners, a trip to the theater. it was an explosion in the city. it was such a wonderful surprise. isaac hull came home to the hero's welcome and then he stayed ashore because of a death in the family. he had personal matters to care for so william bainbridge was serving as the commandant here in the charlestown navy yard, so he

the titanic ushered in a new era of regulation at sea. now many are wondering that the costa concordia shows that these big ships are too big, too complex and the rules of the sea are simply too old. georgia and her husband dean are cruise veterans, they have been on more than 60, they were joined on the costa concordia with their daughters. for hector and sahim, it was their first trip to europe and their first cruise. their they embarked in barcelona but they weren't impressed with the safety briefing. >> they showed you the life vests, things like that, but we never went through the physical procedure of which deck or how to get to your master station. >> for the nanias family this cruise didn't feel right from the very beginning. >> we didn't have any direction from any of the representatives. >> the florida based carnival corporation is the biggest cruise line in the world. the captain, 51-year-old fr---o their first night at sea, the ananias family gathered soon@after 9:00. >> there was a vibration. i thought, oh, the ship is probab

northern sea route the water here like ten degrees now but most of the year if i've found and that's the main reason why it cannot compete with the main cargo transit route through. the main advantage of the northern syria it is that it is two times shorter than the suez canal nordic both carriers which will become the biggest user of the routes this yes is nonexistent through the northern sea instead of the canal shortens the trip to just twenty three days compared to forty three through the canal it also saves one thousand tonnes of fuel or more than six hundred thousand dollars vessels going through the northern sea route will avoid long queues and possible pirate attacks however one obstacle remains icebreaker and sports. broker escorts because not much more or less than the. how expensive it will be for the company will depend on whether the ice breaker accompanies just one ship or a convoy. there are new fixed rates on offer in this sector yet last year just thirty four ships use the passage nothing compared to the eighteen thousand vessels passing through the suez canal annual

which always has an effect on the major markets will see that for tuesday we saw a sea of red as well above the down the last that over half a percent in interest in enough shares for apple also almost five percent and that's after reports of its profit and sales didn't beat analyst expectations in fact what we've seen is less sales for i phone because the new model is expected to come out so people are waiting for that if you want to take a look at current season we see we have the updated figures for that now as well if we can get them i will tell you about them there we go now the euro is again against the u.s. dollar though it's pretty much flat when it comes to the ruble losing against both major currencies and we know that the central russia central bank has decided to minimize its level of intervention into the currency market at the same time it has widened the trade are bad for them off against both major currencies now another thing that always has a major factor in the russian economy is while i'm point is there are heading lower for a third day now we see light sweet tradi