but when the sea ice melts, it exposes the dark sea water -- that doesn't reflect the sun's heat, itbsorbs it, so the temperature of the sea rises. here in the arctic, the climate is warming twice as fast as the rest of the earth, and that could have global consequences including rises in sea level around the world. climate change is already affecting the lives of not only wild animals, but ourselves, all over the globe. i have spent my life filming the natural world, and i've traveled to some pretty remote and exciting places in order to do so. i've enjoyed every minute of it. but every journey seems to have got quicker and shorter -- it's as though the world has shrunk. but then, sadly, so have the wild places. the increasing size of the human population is having a devastating effect on the natural world. but fortunately, people are becoming aware of that and doing something about it, and i'd like to think that natural history films have helped in that process. and there are some signs of hope -- animals that i thought might become extinct in my lifetime are still with us and grow

que va a tomar 20 a 30 anos que sea la ciudadania, sino que sea clara. arturo rodriguez, united farmworkers nosotros vamos a estar trabajando bien duro para asegurar que no hay obstaculos para los trabajadores del campo para que ellos se puedan legalizar igualmente como otra persona aqui en este pais. los activistas aseguran que el presidente esta de acuerdo, pero que ellos presionaran con marchas. gustavo torres, casa maryland el 10 de abril esperamos tener aqui en el capitolio miles y miles de miembros de nuestra comunidad que van a marchar, van a luchar por la reforma migratoria, por la legalizacion. pero hay senales de que lideres republicanos se abren al menos a la posibilidad de legalizar a jovenes indocumentados. rep. eric cantor (r-virginia) es hora de dar la oportunidad de 1 residencia legal y ciudadanioa para aquellos que fueron traidos a este pais de ninos y no conocen ningun otro hogar.standup: fernando pizarro washington d.c. y estas reuniones son parte de 1 esfuerzo continuo esta semana de la casa bvlanca por seguir impulsando el debate por

this is a cabin where they survived a dangerous sea journey. scores of people were hiding with no idea where to go or what the future would hold. >> reporter: they were confined without food or water. smugglers took what money they had and abandoned them. on the island we met the man who works inside the smuggling network. he says this shadowy illegal group has never been busier. >> translator: we know rohingyas can't live in myanmar anymore. if we promise to take them to malaysia, they'll quickly pay large smuggling fees. if we don't like them, we sometimes just throw them into the sea. >> reporter: the man gives details about the people operating the human smuggling network. >> translator: there are burmese and thais in the smuggling network. i'm sure both military and police officers are also tied up in this. without them, smuggling would be impossible. >> reporter: allegations about the involvement of officers have made headlines in local media. authorities say it's untrue. >> translator: this kind of business can't be done by individuals a

sea lions are showing up on freeways and businesses and other places they shouldn't be. now researchers have pinpointed what's making them sick and how people can get it too. for road conditions in a national report released today. kpix 5's anne makovec with why ing >>> potholes, cracks, uneven pavement. california is earning low marks for road conditions in a national report released today. >> kpix 5's anne makovec with why the golden state is falling behind the rest of the country. >> rows are bad, frustrating, need to be fixed. >>> ro the result of a new study didn't come as a surprise to bay area drivers. >> with traffic, potholes, bad. >> reporter: california's roadways are going downhill according to the foundation. for the past two decades the foundation tracked spending per mile on state-owned roads and measured performance analyzing things like conditions, congestion and highway deaths. crammed california was the only state that didn't improve except in three categories. >> i'm not surprised. >> reporter: according to the study we made improvements in two key ar

the higher sea surface temperature puts more moisture into the atmosphere. that gets sucked up by the storm. there's heavier rainfalls. it boosts the power of that storm a little bit and makes it just a little bit worse than it otherwise would have been. >> adding to the destructive future of these superstorms, rising sea levels, also fueled by climate change. >> we have satellites in space that are measuring sea level to millimeter accuracy now. since 1992, sea level has gone up 2 1/4 inches since then. >> we expect more in the next century. if you start with higher water, the storm surge will be added on top of that until we get a higher flood. >> rising seas, heightened storm surge, a terrifying prospect facing millions of people living on the east coast. >> my community, my neighborhoods, my best friends, they were all affected by this in a way they are never going to be able to recover. >> a community overwhelmed, a metropolis brought to a standstill. can our cities withstand a future of bigger, more powerful storms? [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. you

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

i think it's important to repair the sea wall and protect that area from rising sea levels. we beg everyone to be patient. and then lately it's with great pride we're nearing completion of our terminal. we'll have a completion of the building and it will go forward to host the 34 cup appears on 27 and 29. i hope everyone can join us at peer 37 with the ribbon cutting with the america's cup. we looking forward to seeing everyone there. and congratulations to all the work crews that have helped to get us to this point. i hope everyone enjoys the building as much as i do. that includes my report >> any public comment? hearing none, we'll move open >> and the 1 hundred and 50 selection in the maritime port. >> commissioners i'd like to introduce our public relations officer and he drew the straw to lead up our efforts. she's doing a terrific job >> i'm the public relations manager and it's my pleasure to announce the ports 1 hundred and 50th anniversary. in 18 sixty-three it was accomplished then and it oversaw the sea wall that continues to serve our great city today. just to p

. ♪ [tarareando] creo que me estoy haciendo más fuerte, o sea, yo vine aquí... anímicamente muy bajacomo yo era antes. (sofía) esta aventura me está, me está aportando muchísimo, y esta disciplina que estamos teniendo que llevar para aguantar la caña contínua del día a día, eso es todo un esfuerzo tan grande que-que es imprescindible tener un equilibrio aquí. de verdad que yo mismo en mí noto una mejora, sin duda, del primer día a la primera prueba en que moría con el cuenco en las manos, ahora que lo único que quiero es correr por todos lados, si me noto una mejoría tremenda. esto está significando para mí mucho, el cambio no te puedo decir cuál es porque lo tengo que vivir, y al estar en algo tan grande me aporta, me está aportando tanto ¿sabes? que yo estoy súper seguro de que esto a mí me-me va... esto es un chute que me va a durar toda la vida, pero estoy súper seguro, seguro, seguro. estoy más que preparada físicamente, vamos, soy la mejor, ahora sí que soy la mejor que hay aquí. pero más capacidad de sufrimiento que tengo yo, vamos, no lo tienen estos... ni de &%$#. ♪ (jesús n

it's where the sea level rises. i'm not comfortable that a person from san francisco is a climate change denier because we're used to that from republicans who don't live in the area near water. i think there was a lot more climate change before the storm hit in last october. we have a sea level problem and it's knocked out of the box by the same legislation. they are grappling with sea level rise and if you're going to become climate change deniers say so openly. let's have a real hearing on it. i'm not so i look at where the bay used to be, which includes all these sites, and where we're going to have -- thank you. >> hello. my name is david [inaudible] mitchell and here on behalf of property owners near peoria and sea wall. while i think it's important that the planning commission has this hearing and on design issues i think it's important that the public is involved in this process as well, and right now the process with regard to the environmental review on this project is seriously deficient. there is not ade

the higher sea surface temperature puts more moisture into the atmosphere. that gets sucked up by the storm. there's heavier rainfalls. it boosts the power of that storm a little bit and makes it just a little bit worse than it otherwise would have been. >> adding to the destructive future of these superstorms, rising sea levels, also fueled by climate change. >> we have satellites in space that are measuring sea level to millimeter accuracy now. since 1992, sea level has gone up 2 1/4 inches since then. >> we expect more in the next century. if you start with higher water, the storm surge will be added on top of that until we get a higher flood. >> rising seas, heightened storm surge, a terrifying prospect facing millions of people living [ female announcer ] when a woman wears a pad she can't always move the way she wants. now you can. with stayfree ultra thins. flexible layers move with your body while thermocontrol wicks moisture away. keep moving. stayfree. with hand-layered pasta, tomatoes, and real mozzarella cheese. but what makes us even prouder...

plus, stranded at sea. the video giving us a new view of the carnival passengers and what they went through. >>> good morning. cloudy and wet and cold outside. all we want is a little sunshine like yesterday. that may be hard to come by. i'll talk about your forecast coming up. [ female announcer ] coffee-mate natural bliss. ♪ made with milk, cream... a touch of sugar... and pure, natural flavors. ♪ who knew being natural could be so delicious? coffee-mate natural bliss, from nestle. now try new delicious low fat chocolate. >>> well, it is a sight thousands of people would have loved to have seen when they were stranded at sea. last night all of the lights came back on aboard the crippled carnival triumph. huge generators are now powering the cruise liner at a shipyard in mobile, alabama, so it can be cleaned and so investigators can figure out exactly what went wrong. and now that passengers have charged their cell phones, we're actually starting to see the first video on board the triumph during those fiv

we're at the sea buoy. ship will begin the transit during daylight hours. >> is there any possibility if it arrives after dark it will be held off? >> our understanding is that will not happen. let me -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> why not do it four days ago? >> let me address one question at a time, please. i'll address your question relatively to mobile. the question was, why didn't we stage all of this hotel operation and air transp portion from mobile -- air transportation from mobile? the answer to that is, when we had our logistics expert look at what the air charter requirements were going to be and the number of people we're going to move and the size of the aircraft that we were going to need, it was not feasible for us to do it here in mobile. the new orleans airport was the best facility for us to arrange that. and to make that happen and it was not feasible here in mobile. here in mobile, we will have a lot of ongoing commerce for the city in the sense that we're going to have hotel needs for our crew

sea and the east asia see what has to remember also the symbolism of the. dispute in china last these islands in hundred ninety five when everyone thought that it has a larger and stronger navy and japan to everyone's surprise. defeat in china back then and took these islands so you know the woman has forgotten about this but china hasn't so it is very specific and peculiar that japan is raising the issue this issue now because this issue was dormant for decades they say that is natural gas and oil in the sea there but the. hasn't been developed in fact japan hasn't done anything with these islands for decades so to raise the issue now is is very interesting to say the least andrew what's a solution what's a win win for both sides of sides if that's possible well i think that as i was saying this problem had been on the table for many many years it's only until the fuck past couple of years that everything seemed to have flare up so tired doesn't want a war because china's the you have huge problems the contend with more america want to war nor for that mat

que tanto estas dispuesta a luchar por ella ana: lo que sea, hasta donde sea" mario..ana sofia regresaranales de este mes para que le realicen una operacion que necesita en la cadera. maria rosa...esta es una esperanza para que pueda correr y jugar como lo desea su madre.... ...continuamos monitoreando la tormenta invernal que afectaria al norteste del pais...efectos indirectos se sentiran en nuestra zona..al regreso fanny gutierrez tendra lo mas reciente. y mas adelante el abogado jose pertierra brindara respuesta a sus preguntas sobre temas migratorios. ademas.. le diremos que dijo el cantautor ricardo arjona sobre una posible reforma migratoria.. buenas tardes, hoy tuvimos un dia mayormente nublado, con brisa ligera y temperatura fresca que alcanzo las 41 millas por hora... actualmente tenemos una temperatura de 38 grados con cielo mayormente nublado y viento soplando hacemos una nueva pausa... pero nos cambie que ya volvemos con la informacion migratoria.... ... pasamos de inmediato a las preguntas sobre inmigracion... ya esta con nosotros el abogado jose pertierra, para responder a

can block off through the sea so that's why is focusing is nearer to home towards the south china sea and the east asia see what has to remember also the symbolism of. china loss these islands in hundred ninety five when everyone thought that it has a larger and stronger navy and japan to have one surprise. defeat in china back then and took these islands so you know the woman had forgotten about this but china hasn't so it is very specific and peculiar that japan is raising the issue this issue now because this issue was dormant for decades they say that is natural gas and oil in the sea there but it hasn't been developed in fact japan hasn't done anything with these islands for decades so to raise the issue now is is very interesting to say the least andrew what's a solution what's a win win for both sides all sides if that's possible. well i think that as i was saying this problem had been on the table for many many years is only until the folk past couple of years that everything seemed to have flare up so tired doesn't want a war because china's the you have huge problems the con

tambien agrego que los ravens deben hacer que el n° 52 de lewis sea el primero que sea retirado en lase pueda hacer para agradecerle a un jugador, los ravens deben hacerlo para lewis. muy pronto se viene la temporada regular de la mls. y les cuento que dc united, termino un micro ciclo de trabajo acÁ en el area para viajar a la florida y continuar su pretemporada con un mejor clima y para participar en el clasico de disney, su primer partido serÁ maÑana contra el rowdies de tampa bay, el miercoles 13 se enfentaran al sporting de kansas city y cierra el sabado 16 contra el impact de montreal. el ultimo partido de pretemporada sera el 20 de febrero cuando enfrenten al union de filadelfia. dc united que ya no tendra a andy najar tendra su primer partido de la temporada regular de la mls el sabado 2 de marzo y de vista en houston contra el dynamo. uno de los objetivos principales de los grandes clubes de europa es fichar al jugador de la selecciÓn de brasil, neymar. algunos medios seÑalaron que el manchester city le ofreceri Ía un cheque en blanco para que la joya de la "verdeamare lha" f

está la vivienda del sospechoso, hasta hace poco oficiales etsaban realizando lainve, esperamos que seae la identidad del senador que fue gravenmente amenazado . >> los supuestos eplosivos detonados fueron encontrados peligrosos, por lo que la patrlla de caminos los destruyó en el hogar del sospechoso, presuntametne amenazó a una autoridad, amenazó al representante de san francisco san mateo . >> un senador que ha luchado contra las armas de asalto y el hombre dio detalles de como iba a matar al senador . >> el senador dijo que su familia y el personal sienten alivio y que seguirá enfocandose en cuestinoes criticas por la violencai de las armas . >> pero las investigaciones continuaron esta tard,e con parte de un área cerrado, además hallaron materiales para construir bombas, además deun a pistoda cargada en el vehículo del sospechoso . >> en tanto vecinos manifestaron que el sospechoso no hablaba mucho con nadie, se mantenía apartado . >> la patrulla de caminos informó que volverán temprano para realizar las investigaciones, buscan cualquier material peligroso que pueda resultar en una

\s >>> tension at sea. japan's defense minister says chinese navy crews locked their radar on a japanese destroyer on international waters. welcome to nhk world "newsline." japanese government officials have launched a protest with chinese authorities over a potentially dangerous incident at sea. they say crews on a frigate locked their weapons radar on a japan self-defense force destroyer. they say it happened in the east china sea near islands both countries claim. >> translator: using this kind of radar, known as weapons radar, is an extremely unusual act. the japanese government believes that the situation could have become extremely dangerous. >> the defense minister revealed the incident happened on the morning on january 30th. the vessels were about three kilometers apart. he also says government analysts are investigating a separate incident from earlier in january. they suspect a chinese navy frigate locked its weapons radar on a self-defense force helicopter. japan and china have been locked in a

sea and the east asia see what has to remember also the symbolism of the. dispute in the china loss these islands in the ninety five when everyone thought that it has a larger and stronger navy and japan to have one surprise. defeat in china back then and took these islands so you know the woman had forgotten about this but china hasn't so it is very specific and peculiar that japan is raising the issue this issue now because this issue was dormant for decades they say that is natural gas and oil in the sea there but it hasn't been developed in fact japan hasn't done anything with these islands for decades so to raise that issue now is is very interesting to say the least andrew what's a solution what's a win win for both sides all sides if that's possible. well i think that as i was saying this problem had been on the table for many many years it's only until the folk past couple of years that everything seemed to have flare up so tyler doesn't want a war because china's the you have huge problems the contend with more america want to war nor for that matt

lastly on the tip of a lot of tongues these day is sea level rise. and this is a great job of walking the walk that we need to see on the water front of a bay that is affected by the rising sea levels in terms of for the project itself, having a project plan that really addresses sea level rise and resil ans in the project site and we have been able to continue that beyond the project site and one of the things that i am excited about is during the infrastructure discussions and the policy that the port has drafted thinking about ways that implement our infrastructure and financing dollars that come out of the district that are not needed for the project could be used to improve the city's sea wall, as we know, as the sea levels rise, we need to have a strategy to protect, obviously downtown and all along the water front in ways that are not necessarily going to be addressed by new projects of the sale of this one and that is something that i think that you sort of have a direct view but also a broader city wide benefit that we are excited to see. th

. >>> ver para creer, como santo tomás que lo enseñen de verdad, aunque sea calladito.jada de cuba levantaron la protesta. >>> no se seguirá gobernando como haa ahora. >>> hace 4 días, fueron publicadas 3 fotos de chávez con sus hijas, pero las preguntas cambian, ahora la pregunta es cuándo se le vera públicamente en maratónicas sesiones en vivo. >>> fidel castro dio una carta a hugo chávez, donde sugiere que los problemas de salud de hugo chávez comenzaron mucho antes de hacerse públicos, la carta dice fue necesaria una espera y la congregtación de los médicos para poder obtener ese objetivo (información en pantalla) recuerde que en univision.com tenemos una sección especial del retorno de chávez a venezuela. >>> pasando a otras informaciones, ni los republicanos ni demócratas quieren que el presidente barack obama se lleve el crédito de la reforma migratoria, después de filtrarse un borrador de la propuesta. >>> mientras que legisladores de ela cámara de representantes trabajan en la propuesta de una reforma migratoria, luis gutiérrez reaccionó ante la carta que fue p

de accidente o atentado, s sea lo que sea.etróleos preciso lugar cuando ocurrió la explosión. cristian, gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias a ustedes. >> cristian, ¿dónde estabas cuando esto ocurrió el jueves? >> yo me encontraba en el primer piso del edificio b2, estábamos por salir, estábamos por cumplir la jornada, y pues de repente se apagaron las luces, el piso se cimbró, fue como una ola de concreto, encontré a un amigo que me ayudó a salir, y había mucho polvo, estaban una crisis nerviosa porque muchas personas estaban bajo los escombros, ¿no? >> ahora, cristian, tengo entendido que eso afectó, tengo entendido de que esto afectó fundamentalmente el sótano, primero y segundo piso, tú estabas en el primer piso, ¿cómo sobreviviste? ¿cómo estaba diseñado el piso de tal forma que afectó a partes a y a ti no otros compañeros? de los que estaban cerca del lugar donde tú estabas. >> mira, yo estaba como te repito en el primer piso, pero hay comunicación para los demás edificios entre el b1 y el b2, entonces yo ib

now, pretend you're a piece of floating sea scum. uh, you be the sea scum. i'll be a bubble. nope.he plankton, the basis of all sea life. oh, there are creatures that spend their whole lives floating around here, like amphipods. and millions upon billions of baby fish the size of a pinhead. imagine that-- spending the entire first part of your life just floating around in the open sea in a plankton swarm. it's a giant floating nursery for baby fish. (chuckling) hey, cute blobby buddy. this guy looks like he's old enough to leave the plankton soon. you're a little underwater blimp. i'll name you blimpy. but what kind of fish are you, anyway? i don't recognize you yet. where will he live when he leaves the plankton? aviva: earth to kratt brothers. come in, tiny brothers. woo! distracted much? oh, sorry. got sidetracked in this plankton. it's like outer space in the sea. come on, you've got to figure out what donita is doing here. we're on it! whoa! both: whoa! it's a rip current. we're getting sucked into it! whoa! i'm swimming forward but going backward. chris, the miniaturizer. we

through the sea so that's why is focusing is nearer to home towards the south china sea and the east asia see what has to remember also the symbolism of the. dispute in china last these islands in hundred ninety five when everyone thought that it has a larger and stronger navy and japan to everyone's surprise. defeat in china back then and took these islands so you know the woman had forgotten about this but china hasn't so it is very specific and peculiar that japan is raising the issue this issue now because this issue was dormant for decades they say that is natural gas and oil in the sea there but the. hasn't been developed in fact japan hasn't done anything with these islands for decades so to raise the issue now is is very interesting to say the least andrew what's a solution what's a win win for both sides of sides if that's possible well i think that as i was saying this problem had been on the table for many many years it's only until the fuck past couple of years that everything seemed to have flare up so tyler doesn't want a war because china's the you have huge problems t

i mean, north carolina beachfronts are very close to sea level.ou're very close and you're vulnerable because of hurricane effects, because of storm surges, and you're vulnerable because of high tides. those vulnerabilities don't go away because you just legislate them away. >> hockenberry: when the bill hit the beaches of north carolina, it had become so controversial that the provision disregarding global warming was dropped. but the science was put on hold for four years. there would have to be a new coastline study, and skeptic views would need to be considered. well, you're winning. >> well, we won this one. this was a home run. and we're going to be involved, i hope, in picking some of the scientists that come in to redo this thing, because they definitely were one-sided. >> the real estate people, and they have a lot to lose if we have to change... >> what they're saying is that we have to include all the naysayers and all the people who say climate change isn't happening, that sea level isn't rising. so it's got to be... >> hockenberry: wh

>> a little bit of sea salt. >> sea salt. a little bit of sea salt here. perfect. now we'll plate one of stephanie's favorite ingredients, quinoa. it's great for you and loaded with flavor. it's delicious. >> it mixes with brown rice, too. >> look how nice this looks. >> perfect. digging in. i look this. steph? >> yes? >> thank you. ciao, everybody. >>> coming up next, imagine the logistics of sending dozens of people overseas nine or ten times a year. >> we have had problems. problems are part of the package deal. >> you're going to meet the bay area woman that's been hard at work year after year all for the good of children in poor countries. this week's jefferson award winner is coming up next. worldwide mission for this week's jefferson award winner. as orts now she >>> one volunteer job has turned into a life-long worldwide mission for this week's jefferson award winner. as kate kelly reports, now she is changing lives from palestine to peru. >>> i have never in my life met someone more dedicated, more determined or more capable than laura escobosa. >> reporte

the sea org members built him a hangar for his airplanes.hey handcrafted a limousine for him these are people paid $50 a week and they are polishing his light bulbs. >> stephen: more than i pay my interns. i should start a cult. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] or for legal reasons, let's say, a religion. thank you so much lawrence wright, "going clear." we'll be right back. [cheers and applause]