these rising sea levels hit coasts hard, particularly when storms beat those sea he seas against our shores and it's not just me saying that, we're supposed to listen to the nonpartisan government accountability office around here. well, a 2013 g.a.o. report on climate change effects said this this -- storm surge combined with sea level rise is projected a wide range of negative impacts on roads and bridges. for example, the report continued, storm surges are expected to increasingly inundate coastal roads, cause more frequent or flooding of infrastructure, erode road bases and scour bridges by eroding river beds and ex bodying bridge foundations. now, people from polluting states may think that that's funny, may think that that doesn't matter but to a coastal state like mine this is a serious threat. this chart shows the worldwide measured change in sea level. this is not some theory. measured change in sea level. as well as a number of different models projecting future sea levels. you can see that sea level has been steadily rising over the past 130 years, generally consistent wit

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en una marcha, ya sea llamando de telÉfonos, ya sea cabildeando a su congresista, pero tambiÉn hay undel condado de orange, este, hunter de san diego. >> pero lo importante es john byner ¿no? el lÍder de la cÁmara de representantes. >> y el liderazgo republicano, >> y el liderazgo republicano, eric cantor, paul ryan y john boehner. >> pero ellos los estÁn escuchando, o sea, los importantes, john boehner, Él puede decidir si se pone a votaciÓn o no. >> claro. >> ¿y dÓnde estÁ? >> claro, no yo creo que parte del anuncio de Él, de que va a ver principios, es parte de esta presiÓn y por cierto que a fines de este mes. >> sÍ. >> vamos a pesar a llevar el ayuno a los distritos electorales por todo el paÍs y vamos a empezar. >> muy dramÁtico. >> no, sÍ, mira vamos a ir cuando menos, la mayorÍa de los distritos republicanos, vamos hacer acto de presencia. >> ¿cÓmo funciona eso de los ayunos? >> bueno, mira, vamos a ir a los que ayunamos. >> mhum. >> vamos a ir a casa distrito, vamos a reunirnos con lÍderes de la comunidad, sindicatos, empresarios para hablar de la tragedia de este sistema de

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though, he lives in the sea, he won't swim.walk alone. ♪ ♪ >>> it is march, summer is over, and another long polar winter is about to begin. the birds have been feeding in the ocean waters for three months. now, their belly is full. it is time to find a mate. ♪ ♪ >> their breeding ground can be up to 70 miles away. to get there, they will walk day and night continuously. sometimes for a week. it is a long, dangerous and seemingly impossible journey, and some of them will not survive it. nonetheless, when the last of the clan is finally clambered onto the ice, their long march will begin, just as it has for thousands of years. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> their destination is always the same. their path, however, is not. the ice on which the birds travel never stops shifting and changing. new road blocks will appear to baffle them every year. we're not exactly sure how they find their way. perhaps they were assisted by the sun or the stars, or maybe having taken this march for thousands of generations, they are guided by some invisib

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sea world of collaborating with the slaughter how is this popular theme park involved. all the marine aquariums are encouraging the capture and display. of dolphins and this this industry is what is killing the dolphins they're enslavement and the killing. you know when they drive these dolphin pods into tiny g. what they do is they select the prime specimens they're the ones that they take off and in slave to the marine aquarium industry then they kill others than they let them go they completely disrupt all these pods the kill about fifteen hundred ties you know every year and it used to be more but we've managed to cut that figure down by just being there on the ground every single day and being in their face you know that we call it operation infinite patience because they've been incredibly stubborn and we've been on the ground there since two thousand and three trying to stop them you know anyone who's seen the cove or knows about your show captain knows that this is going on in japan is there anywhere else in the world that's encouraging this type of animal slaug

one bottlenose dolphins have already been killed so far this year according to conservationists group sea shepherd now you may be familiar with two shepherd from the organizations t.v. show whale wars on animal planet which documents the group's efforts to stop the killing of whales and dolphins by commercial fisherman instead of merely protesting this practice to shepherd engages in direct action against these ships by sabotaging their efforts the group's founder captain paul watson has become an international threat and is at every entity from interpol to the japanese government after him as a result of watson spent fifteen months at sea eluding the capture of authorities or recently returned to the u.s. last october. to face an appeals court so here to discuss what's happening as well as the shepherds other direct action campaigns i'm joined now by captain paul watson himself thank you so much for coming on captain. thank you so you've been called everything from an eco terrorist to a pirate to an extreme conservationist how would you describe yourself and what you do. what we're simpl

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it is to give preference to sea hawk fans.nd they are excluding california fans to prevent ticket scalping. some niners fans think the sea hawks are trying to improve upon that home field advantage. >> are they that afraid of the niners nation? >> so niners fans that want to head up to seattle may be forced to buy their tickets on the secondary market. that will cost them quite a bit of money. stub hub is offering more than 6,000 tickets for next sunday's nfc title game in seattle. the cheapest we saw was $460 while on the other end of the spectrum seats near the end zone are going for $122,000. of course niners fans are known for traveling to the away games. and this one obviously a big game. the nfc title game this sunday. lye this morning in san francisco alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:35. yesterday 49er fans got up early to watch that big game. starting off the day screaming. fans packed into the kizar pub in san francisco. many wearing the red and gold. some still in pajamas. they were there to enjoy what

although one that makes his home in the sea.wondering what he's doing up here on the ice, well, that's part of our story. each year at around the same time, he will leave the comfort of his ocean home and embark on a remarkable journey. he will travel a great distance. and though he is a bird, he won't fly. though he lives in the sea, he won't swim. mostly, he will walk. but he won't walk alone. it is march. summer is over. and another long polar winter is about to begin. the birds have been feeding in the ocean waters for three months. now, their bellies full, it is time to find a mate. their breeding ground can be up to 70 miles away. to get there, they will walk day and night continuously. sometimes for a week. it is a long, dangerous, and seemingly impossible journey. and some of them will not survive it. nonetheless, when the last of the clan has finally clamored on to the ice, their long march will begin, just as it has for thousands of years. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the destination is always the same. their path, however, is not. the ic

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in the sea. would you do heavily lobbied by the oil and gas industry. there are three oil refineries and toast for decades the government wants to go one step further and turn it off shore drilling. complete with platforms. just off the picturesque coastal. this has been sold or the signboard. the northern explore. the british norwegian company spectrum is using need to conduct seismic surveys of the adriatic sea bed. in september with what's known as an air gun. dalton specialists have been monitoring the prospecting and are concerned about the effects of the sun class they think says dyer the world using these at their ease of their guns the producers of hiding and its silence on the torquay at sound sad that effect on the sea floor and they get the information about the structure of the sea floor. and that is this information is used by a against an oil companies and i'm trying to stand at having to leave their current to feel their problems researcher of the tyrannical project is convinced the croatian is breaking eu laws by not conducting a study o

get a loot the sea bottom and destroy the ocean. sea exhibit good reason is that the young. where you once saw life complete where you once saw the gorgons this beautiful marine plant. you know you see only garbage. the statistics the facts and figures they all. speak for themselves if we do not act today to combat are you fishing and we will have no fish some of the estimates are that you know within fifty to one hundred years our season will be devoid of commercial fish stocks so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. before we would see very big fish thirty kilo groupers. him on huge gar fish versus sharks we would see many big fish. count on today if we see a group of this size we're surprised people for the fish are getting smaller and smaller and we have reached the point where they don't even have the time to reproduce. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth to meet their own demand for fish so they have destroyed their own fish stocks and now they are increasingly fishi

there better team to go against than the sea hawks. >> the sea hawks beat the new orleans saints to get there. that was on saturday. and they advance to the nfc championship game as well. >>> 49er fans that want to go up to seattle to see the game in person may billion facing an uphill battle. ktvu alex savidge is joining us live to tell us about that roadblock set up by the sea hawks. what is going on? >> reporter: good morning. the sea hawks may be making it tough for 49er fans to get into that game on sunday and shut out the niners fans and keep the home field advantage they have up there. the team is limiting ticket sales to fans in just six states. and of course california is not on that list. face value tickets will begin to go on sale later on today but if you want to get one of the tickets to the nfc title game and buy them from the sea hawks organization, your credit card billing address must be in washington, oregon, montana, idaho, alaska, hawaii, or anywhere in canada. this move is intended to give preference to sea hawks fans. of course we already know century link field in

it's called the sea or, the sea organization.there are people who have signed contracts for a billion years of service. they are paid $50 a week. many of them joined as children. i mean really as children, really young children and their whole lives are devoted to serving this organization. with unbelievably long work weeks and no money. a number of them have done work for tom cruise. they built a hangar for his airplanes, a limousine they built. they took the body of a limousine and handcrafted everything in it. they fixed up his houses and of even polishes lightbulbs. and he derives all of this benefit in a way that no other member does. he is a very close friend of the leader. all of the physical abuse that your paper has chronicled and i have talked to a number of people as well who have told me they have been physically beaten by the leader of the church, and a number of people who have been confined in these punishment camps. i think the church is headed for an accounting but it's not going to happen unless people like tom

so that means that storms driving the sea against rhode island's coast have ten more inches of sea to throw against our homes and our infrastructure. recently, satellite measurements from the university of colorado tiosea level research group so 3 millimeters of sea level rise from 1993 to 2013. go back to 2010 and that wraits estimated at 1.7 millimeters per year. so the rate of increase has nearly doubled and that means sea level rise is very likely speeding up. and that's all stuff we mairchl that'-- wemeasure. that's not they'r they're rism . sea level will likely rise one half to one full meter by the year 12100 if we do nothing to dial back carbon pollution. the other estimates are for far more extreme sea level rise. we know that oceans are becoming more acidic. oceans not only absorb 90% of the heat, they're absorbing about 30% of the carbon itself. it goes to the sphras of the ocean and is -- is goes to the surface of the ocean and is absorbed there. as all that carbon dissolves into the oceans, what happens? ocean water becomes more acidic. it is a chemistry experiment u if

this move is intended to give preference to sea hawk fans. even though century link field is already one of the toughest places in the nfl, it seems as though the sea hawks want to improve upon that decisive home field advantage. it seems as though the sea hawks are trying to make it as difficult as possible for them to make it to the game. the 49ers faithful will be forced to buy tickets on the secondary market whop then they do that they will have to shell out serious cash. >> are they afraid of the niners nation? >> now stub hub is offering more than 6,000 tickets to the nfc championship game in seattle. the cheap u.s. one we saw as $420. for their part the sea hawks say the reason they are excluding california fans to avoid ticket scalping. live this morning in san francisco alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you very much. but you can watch sunday's big game right here on ktvu channel 2. kickoff for the nfc championship game is at 3:30 p.m.. and the winner heads to new york for the super bowl. >>> state lawmakers will take up the

they do whatever they want at sea we see the fish there. but we can't catch them because of the foreign ships. that we will save the percent of our needs and animal protein is provided by fish. the day the fish disappear. food safety of the senegalese will be endangered. boats and fishing are going to have always been at the heart of the life of the town's inhabitants but you see here we are born among fishermen they become fishermen who do we need. our whole lives revolve around fishing but. even babies from the cradle their first toy is a boat you can grow. a lot of the age of four to five they have a boat and go swimming. up to. nine or ten they go out to sea. all our lives from the cradle to the grave we fish. on the graves you will see fishing nets pieces of wood from boats which shows that fishing is a cultural thing. when they take away the boats and the fishing from us they take away our lives. her. why he did not put money in the bank for the future. would impede humanity. we live day by day we spend whatever money we have been for

though he lives in the sea, he won't swim.will walk, but he won't walk alone. ♪ ♪ >>> it is march, summer is over, and another long polar winter is about to begin. the birds have been feeding in the ocean waters for three months. now, their bellies full, it is time to find a mate. >> their breeding ground can be up to 70 miles away. to get there, they will walk day and night continuously. sometimes for a week. it is a long, dangerous and seemingly impossible journey, and some of them will not survive it. nonetheless, when the last of the clan is finally clambered onto the ice, their long march will begin, just as it has for thousands of years. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> their destination is always the same. their path, however, is not. the ice on which the birds travel never stops shifting and changing. new road blocks will appear to baffle them every year. we're not exactly sure how they find their way. perhaps they were assisted by the sun or the stars, or maybe having taken this march for thousands of generations, they are guided by s

the high seas.'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. >> it 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 the de

registrar a posibles sospechosos, y si una persona fue obesa en la niÑez, lo mÁs probable es que lo seaando se convierta en un adulto, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪>> es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ >> muy buenas noches, comenzamos en mÉxico donde las autoridades propinaron un duro golpe al crimen organizado al poner tras las rejas al hijo del lÍder del cÁrtel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, veamos cómo se desarrollÓ la captura. >> sin un sÓlo disparo, pero sÍ con una rÁpida respuesta del crimen organizado, quien decidiÓ retar a la autoridad quemando autobuses, se logrÓ el arresto del hijo lÍder del cÁrtel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. >> vi cuando la persona dijo, me resisto, no hago nada, voy a salir, no vi por dÓnde lo bajaron, la verdad, simplemente lo vi caminando. >> fue de madrugada cuando elementos de la marina de mÉxico y la defensa nacional tomaron el control del lugar, sin Órdenes de cateo, ingresaron a varias casas en bÚsqueda de alias menchito, hijo de la cabeza de la organizaciÓn criminal aÚn prÓfugo. >> habÍa policías en posiciÓn de tiro,

never operated when we when we threw his body into the sea. and we all prayed to god that he would go to heaven i'm in your home going to know many were crying and saying we're all going to die. when there was a couple of you on the fourth day big waves broke the barrel of the bucket i'm a big guy it was a mobile go get but. at that moment. everyone was out of control or good no matter how many because those people who had more experience know how dangerous it is. a middle going to get out will have the guy who was about on the lookout i'm think i'm evident go to the eldest of a soul a very experienced fisherman he told us not to fear about the poor a good bye is just to take a rope. and use it to tie the broken pieces. it will be a little bit of work in the book because. we did i and we used our bags to close the whole. thing delighted when you looked at some lay down and sealed the hole with their backs so that water wouldn't get into the pirogue. journey was one of the hardest ever made. since i was here arguing for is that courage should p

un aumento por pequeÑo que sea nunca sea tarde. >>> 15 centavos es mejor que nada. >>> y al cuestionarndo. >>> ramÓn adame noticias univisiÓn. >>> en san josÉ, la ordenanza que prohÍbe usar bolsal de plasticcos, pero debido a la pti citaciÓn de la comunidad el precio no aumentarÁ. mas de 200 mil residentes se verÁn afectados por el recorte del subsidio. >>> el 2014 empezÓ de manera negativa para reina rodrÍguez, recibiÓ una carta diciÉndole que no tendrÁ mas el seguro. >>> uno sintrabajo no puede sostenerse. >>> ella es una de las 4 mil personas que perdieron su empleo. >>> impacta mucho. sea como gente desempleado o empleado. >>> esfa situaciÓn es el productuco de la decisiÓn del congreso a quienes perdieron el empleo. >>> para solveltal sus gastos para completar su carrera como tÉcnica farmaceutica. >>> en washington esperan que congreso actue de manereficiente. >>> el seguro d desempleo es la manera mas eficaz para aplicas la econÓmica. >>> tratamos de tenerun futuro. estamos gastando el dinero para nuestra educaciÓn. >>> un hombre de california resultÓ herido por una bala perdida.

lion's arrival and launching a brand new sea lion center and as part of the celebration, the sea lion's center will be giving guided tours over the next couple of days which will be on fridays through monday. and so effectively the long weekend, and in the afternoons on the hour, from 12 to four. the tours will take place on the west side of the pier 39 entrance which is over near the water front grow, i believe. and they are out and there will be a new sea lion center and so the center is going to be hosted by crane of the bay and pier 39. the sea lion center is a new educational center on level two of pier 39 and the center is a hub for all things sea lion including interactive dis plays and educational video and presentations by the naturalist and so if you have a moment to go and celebrate the 300 or so sea lions that make their residence at pier 39 that is a great week to do so and that concludes my report. thank you. >> is there any public comment? >> seeing none, call the next item. >> item 6 c, request approval of the port commission and travel authorization and reimbursement po

s ability to use a field deployable hydrolysis system at sea. neutralizing weapons with water, bleach and caustic soda on land is proven. doing so at sea is unprecedented. 9 pentagon is confident it can be done. >> this is not new technology or a high-risk thing that has not been done. machines like this, similar to this have been used for years. we have people that understand it well and will operate them safely. >> once the 700 tonnes of mus ard gas and precursor chemicals are on board. the u.s. says it may take 90 days to complete what would take a month on land. the main variable in the weather. >> the people working in the feeding post, precursor chemicals to deneutralization equipment. this is the only physical operations that are going to take place, and if the ship rolls or pitches, that could be hazardous. >> another challenge will ensure the continuous operation of the hydrolysis system at full speed without pipes clogging. >> the pentagon stresses that the low hazardous waste will not be taken out to sea, but stored. >> no liquid or g

od shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >>the attorney general-elect, the honorable mark r. herring by the honorable thomas d. horn, retired judge for the 20th judicial circuit of virginia. >> if you would repeat after me. i, mark r herring, do solemnly swear that i will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states of the united states -- the constitution of the united states and the constitution of virginia and that i will faithfully, impartially discharge the duties incumbent upon me as attorney general of the commonwealth of virginia to the best of my ability, so help me god. congratulations. [applause] >> the oath of office will now be administered to the lieutenant governor elect by the honorable glenn a tyler, retired judge of the second judicial circuit of virginia. [applause]

our crews have spotted a lot of sea hawks colors blue and green everywhere you look. but they also found a few niners fans. >> a little worried i might get beat up. a little concerned but i'm here for the fans and here to support the niners. >> you might remember the sea hawks ignited a bit of a controversy with the ticket policy. you can watch with us though. our coverage from seattle just starting. join us for a half hour special tonight at 6:30. and all new hour long show at 9:00 saturday night. and join us ktvu channel 2 for the big game on sunday. kickoff set at 3:30. >>> a string of incidents including violence and vandalism at san francisco's main library has caught the attention of senator dianne feinstein and now she wants to do something about it. one of the incidents includes a violent assault on a patriot. and a man who urinated on thousands of books. >> not once has she reminded me that we as a whole city including. mayors since her time invested in our main libraries. >> after the meeting mayor ed lee sent a letter to the library commission asking for ne

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there is the sea. >> ya.phen: is frederick the old man, you know in this book, and is kathryn her name begins with a "c." is she the sea? is there a parallel or is she the marlin? >> i -- you know that's hard to make a connection between these two books. >> stephen: i did it i did it twice. i should of been the guest on this show. michael, thank you so much for joining me. michael chabon, the book is "telegraph avenue" we will be right back. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh, hi. welcome back to the colbert book club, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: folks, if you are just joining us and want to catch up you need to drink a fifth of whiskey and make love to a bison. tonight is all about ernest hemingway. his books have turned into at least 50 feature films. my favorite, ernest goes to camp. hemingway was a badass. even about the act of writing. saying there is nothing to writing aulg do you is sit down at the typewriter and bleed. her cleaning lady's quote "dear god, what

. >> rising temperatures are raising sea levels.f technology, jake ward spoke to a marine hecologist about the impact that changing sea levels could have on america's biggest cities. >> tell us what you can show us about san francisco where we are right now. >> so this is google earth. and what i've done is i've overlaid an image of water, and you can control the altitude and you can wrote it to see the sea levels all over the world. this is a 5-meter sea level rise, and depending on tidal cycle, this would this could be a foot above. >> so this is a bad day with only really a meter or so of rise, which is pretty much what they're predicting what we'll see by the end of the center he. >> i got a lot of requests for washington d.c. and we can fly over there to see what it looks like with 5 meters of rise. is that the idea? >> it wasn't planned this way, but i launched on your calendar during the sequester, and so a lot of people wanted to see the capital in particular. >> maybe show us brooklyn. >> all right. >> how it's hit so hard