in that respect, one knew yanuae that i thought was interesting, the baltic sea and the black sea, both of those seas happen to have a russian land base as part of them. and so one of the things we ought to be careful not to forget about when we talk about the undersea dominance and threat, land based systems that have an impact on the environment. all of which i think emphasizes a conclusion that does come out in the report, which is that we have to look at the whole issue through a strategic lens. this is not about submarines or maritime patrol aircraft. this is about the whole thing and how to deal with it, my first point. second issue, although the report rightly highlights and i just came in at the end and heard the point about consistent training which is absolutely correct, actually it's not like we're starting with a blank sheet of paper. just last month we have the wonderful dynamic titled mon goose exercise. if there's a competition for an exercise name that has to be well up there. that had 3,000 sailors and air crew from eight allied countries taking part doing specifically

and exactly that is what we're looking at in the black sea. of course together with our partners, what nato countries have black sea access, and at the same time we would, we would be -- we would like to see more common nato presence, not only the black sea countries to be involved in this, not regionalization of the black sea again. because you know that there are several black sea formats. none of them are working. none of them. so now what we need in this case is nato presence. the nato flag in the black sea and the command needs to be marcom. i know we didn't reach a huge audience because it is a very, i'd say, not interesting position. it might be perceived as not, not scandalous. the other is interesting and brings something to the newspapers and to the news in general. and that's why it took so much attention. but this is actually the position with which we went to the nato summit and this is what we want now. this is what we will continue to bring forth and defend at the upcoming ministerial meeting at the ministers of defense in octob

kishida also spoke about the increase in activities recent will in the east china sea. the rule of law at sea is fundamental. >> translator: it is important for the international community to work together to maintain the rule of law at sea. >> yasay expressed his willingness to work with japan to urge china to abide by international rules. >> the philippines share the same concerns expressed by the foreign minister. >> yasay said the international community must never compromise in urging china to respect maritime law. kishida later held talks with the philippine president, rodrigo duterte, who took office in june. the meeting is the first between duterte and a japanese minister. kishida told the president territorial disputes in the south china sea should be resolved peacefully according to international law. he said tokyo supports the philippines' position on the issue. kishida also discussed china's activities in the east china sea and sought the philippines' understanding for tokyo's position on that matter. duterte said the philippines will cooperate with japan to

any distractions on the way to the sea can be debtly including bright lights from as the sea. if you want to help, hands off, turn your lights off at night and let these guys make it to the sea the way nature planned for them to do. >> all right, picking up a sea turtle hatchling to take a photo or messing with the nests is against the law. you're asked to call the hot line if you see stranded or dead sea turtles. we have that on our website, of the sea turtle hatchlings. >> no. >> we invite you to send pictures of the weather, but not of the 4567 lings. >> we -- hatchlings. >> we would appreciate sun rise pictures. >> has the sun risen, we have been inside so long. >> yeah, its up. this is from yesterday. >> that's beautiful. >> lauren clark, got to love those colors. how about that one, tony, wow is right. safety y236ay yy6y payday presents: salty covered sweetness. how can i help you? finally! i've been waiting forever. i've been waiting forever. to meet you! you sweet baby angel! you sound like heaven on earth, on a phone. you sound like love feels. salty on the outside. s

in some cases, it flows directly into the sea.contamination of the seawater is yet another factor, resulting in the death of the coral.ater on 35% of the island is being treated. after the completion later this year of a new sewage treatment plant, that number will rise to 75%. >> a lot of these are coming from people. activities. and the trend in boracay is staggering, so much, this is alarming. the department of tourism, d.o.t., targets 2.7 million by 2 2018. but the basic question is can they handle? they cannot even handle half of it, but now they're planning. what does it mean? >> young people from the island are currently working to regenerate the lost coral. adle al is a diving instructor. he's been helping dr. fortes with his diving studies. with guidance from experts, adel and other diving instructors are working to regenerate coral off white beach. they regularly two lly go to c its progress. >> these large steel frames are at the core of their efforts. a tiny electric current flowing through the structure encourages the

is this a litmus test -- of the sea. scott: although the international law of the sea permits free passage of ships and planes, the chinese are already beginning to push back. last may, the u.s. navy's p-8 poseidon patrolled the area. and received this warning. this is the chinese navy, chinese quickly. senator mccain chairman of the armed services committee. he said the obama administration's policies have failed when it comes to china's militarization of the south china sea. do you agree with that? admiral mcdevitt: and so what would senator mccain have preferred we do? shoot them up? think those ships? blow up those dredges? i mean, come on. scott: mcdevitt says the rise of china's navy is inevitable, and right around the corner. admiral mcdevitt: so they're going to have the range of capability just like the us will have except it will be smaller. but because the rest of world's navies have gotten smaller, it will be the second most capable navy in the world. scott: last month, president obama called for china to sto

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, the way nature intended them to. >> no digging into a sea turtle nest, entering a picking up a sea turtle to take it to the sea. . >> you need to just let nature take its course. >> yeah, do not pick up your phone, but you can pick up your phone to take pictures for you. >> we had amazing storm pictures. take a look at this shot from st. pete beach. that's a shelf cloud moving out over the gulf. and you always have to be safe taking these lightning photos but andrew was this one. be sure to send us your facebook -- . >>> there's a new trend this summer, have you tried it? some families opting to skip the lines at the parks and build their own roller coasters in their own backyards. the rides ranging from simple turns to >> yes. >> you got your gopro ready? >> yes. >> you got your awesome grand pa ready. reporter: there are certain perks that come with being the grandson of a retired boeing engineer, like unlimited roller coaster rides. >> i like when i feel weightless. its kind of a woosh. reer was two and sent his grandfather this drawing. >> it wasn't one of mobbies. >> where mos

sea isle city, 76.uture tracker 6 showing later this afternoon, once we get the morning activity out of here, it should be out of here shortly in the next hour or so. it's a combination of sun and clouds the rest of the way. stop the clock around lunchtime not much going on. here comes the cold front that will put an end to the humidity tomorrow, as it does so it will trigger showers 'thunderstorms. in the city by 3:30 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. it's over south jersey and delaware. storms could produce heavy drenching rain and cloud to ground lightning strikes. the heat indices it will feel awful. temperatures around 91. withhumidity, 98 or 99. lots of lightning associated with the storms. maybe a brief gust of winds maybe small hail there could severe thunderstorms later on, i know a lot of you it's the weekend out and about enjoying the pool or the beach, keep an eye to the sky later on because there could hefty storms. millville, 90. philadelphia, 91. very humid it will feel like the u

what the teams experience on the open sea is impossible to forget. martin kolek: the light fell in such a way that i could clearly see something small swimming under the water. it looked like a doll, the arms were stretched out. it looked so peaceful. he wasn't right at the surface, but some way down. a little child, much lighter than the adults. as light as a feather. i instinctively took him in my arms, as you would a small child. i held him and looked at him. it was almost as if he were still alive. tiny fingers, beautiful eyes. i felt a surge of sadness well up inside me. i had an overwhelming urge to scream and shout, it was so weird. in the mediterranean, this tourist region, nobody sees a baby sink into the water. i started to sing him a song, a melody i know. because i could not yell. i thought, i cannot howl in the presence of this child. ♪ frank dorner: we at sea watch released a photo of the dead baby in the arms of one of our rescuers. it was not an easy decision. it is not the kind of thing we wanted to do to attract attention. but these

expecting a sea breeze again. that means the shoreline is right around 80 degrees, but it could be approaching 90 back away from the coast. now there is no moisture nearby. that will change on wednesday. we havo humidity to say the least. all of that is coming up. >> a lowell native is dead, shot in the back while playing pokemon go at a tourist attraction in san francisco. newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in lowell with this story. reid? reporter: bin ben, police remain puzzled as to what triggered this violent and senseless murder 3,000 miles away. the victim was a 20-year-old kid from lowell. a lowell city baseball

sea otters washing up on shore. tonight california fish and wildlife officers say it is not mother nature. instead they're looking for a shooter. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from santa cruz. robert, do we know if it is a sick prank or something else? >> reporter: we're not really sure. three are confirmed shot and ultimately killed. an investigation is under way right now on a fourth sea otter found dead to see if it was also possibly shot and killed like the others. sea otters swim seemingly without any cares at moss landing, but that apparently changes when some leave the area. the california department of fish and wildlife reports three southern sea otters were shot and a fourth was possibly shot and washed up on to santa cruz county between august 12-20. kim steinhart is a marine photographer and lecturer. >> what happens with the sea otters tells us what is going on with the local ocean environment. for us to pay attention to sea otters is to pay attention to what is important to us. >> reporter: what

in some cases, it flows directly into the sea.contamination of the seawater is yet another factor, resulting in the death of the coral. currently, waste water on 35% of the island is being treated. after the completion later this year of a new sewage treatment plant, that number will rise to 75%. >> a lot of these are coming from people. activities. and the trend in boracay is staggering, so much, this is alarming. the department of tourism, d.o.t., targets 2.7 million by 2 2018. but the basic question is can they handle? they cannot even handle half of it, but now they're planning. what does it mean? >> young people from the island are currently working to regenerate the lost coral. adle al is a diving instructor. he's been helping dr. fortes with his diving studies. with guidance from experts, adel and other diving instructors are working to regenerate coral off white beach. they regularly two lly go to c its progress. >> these large steel frames are at the core of their efforts. a tiny electric current flowing through the struc

>> reporter: at least three sea otters have been shot and killed.ourth dead otter is expected to have been shot. it is an appalling crime to this ocean loving community. we found this sea otter in santa crefore sunset is a sigh thate nre oldor eant ehusiasts. >> there are babies out there rolng aund. >> they were outraged to hear three sea otters were shot and killed and their bodies washing u santa cr beach. >> for someone to do that in this area, it is a marine sanctuary. it is a shame. >> there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and the conviction of the shooter. the california department of fish and wildlife needs the public to come forward. >> maybe something that didn't seem suspicious to them two weeks ago is now suspicious. >> the sea otters a prectedeunr fedal and tateaw theyare critical to the ocn.ea>>hey are aeystone spees and atea that ey are intrica t thworld series. if theyispear there is a chancehe ecosystem can collapse. >> killing the sea oer is untnkable act. i can't imagine why anybody would do something

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the south china sea and east china sea are very central to china's long-term strategic ambitions. in order to secure ssp ends, assure the projection of its feature amphibious maritime power projection fleets into assure access to deep space, china needs to -- and to assure access to deep space, china needs to control the south china sea. here is a depiction from a chinese source of how controlling the spratly islands group assists china's production of power. -- projection of power. in the east china sea, control of the senkaku daiyukai to threaten another island group, japan's ryukyu islands, whereas to control the spratly islands would control taiwan's axis from the south. china and russia is pitted against the united states is gaining steam. i believe it is at the end of may, china and russia held their first missile defense command post exercise. when you cooperate in missile defenses, you must immediately question whether they have also contemplated cooperation in missile offenses. in 1969, the united states signaled with its nuclear forces against former soviet union to prev

the "do nothing scenario" lets sea level rise go unabaited.ency manager says is seeing sometime you lace thinking. >> this really gets the conversation going in a positive way and helps people envision a future that they might want. >> when you think about the future, it's so important to after visualization of what it will be like. so this tool will make people think about that future in a very different way. >> reporter: supervisor pine says is they should be available bay area wide. >> the closer to home, the more people respond to challenge. unless you're climate change denier, the real value of this is that you can see what the consequences of sea level rise are by seeing it yourself. that means when young people look at it they can see their future. when older people look at it, it could be a call to arms to do something about it now. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and that will be a grit tool as those observation posts get expanded. very interesting story. today we had cooler temperatures across the bay area. big time cooling out towar

sadly, around ten baby sea turtles were found dead in the area. turns out, they hatched from a nearby nest and became >> reporter: but thanks to aiden's keen eyes, four baby turtles were saved and are recovering at the marine lab. >> you got to save their lives aiden. you're a hero. do you know that? >> yeah. >> reporter: he certainly is a hero. now, it is unclear exactly why these turtles got disoriented but the wildlife officials tell me it was likely because the headlights of the cars on this road here because this road is very close to the jen? >> they always tell the locals to turn off their back lights at night. but, the bottom line is these folks did the right thing by calling the wildlife experts. >> reporter: they certainly did. a lot of people fail to realize or don't know here in florida, it is illegal to pick up and handle these baby sea turtles. you are supposed to leave them alone. so if you do spot any that are in danger, call the authorities, call florida fish and wildlife. >> or call aiden. john rogers, thank you very much. great

the sea is like glass. it is warm, sunny, there is no wins, it's just one of the most gorgeous states you could possibly imagine. through the periscope he sees the forest of what he described in his log as a forest of mass and smokestacks. he first thinks it's several ships. as he watches this ship makes a turn that immediately puts it out of his reach. he's really pissed off and starts cursing. he told a friend that he unleashes a torrent of profanity. but he decides that he is going to follow just in case. and miraculously the captain turner on the lusitania orders another turn which puts it right in the perfect sweet spot for the summary. spee1 is of the lusitania alerted that there is a submarine active office south coast of ireland? >> guest: the message it receives and this is a point of real interesting controversy, the message captain turner received by way of warning were very generic messages like submarines active off south coast of ireland. well that's a pretty big swath of water. it also said p

in june, he began testing out at sea.the flexible barrier, as shown in this animation will float atop the ocean's surface, its arms outstretched in a "v" shape. a rubber screen will extend six- and-a-half feet below which the designers claim is deep enough to catch plastics, but shallow enough that marine life can swim underneath it. as plastic accumulates in the center of the barrier, it will be pulled up into a tower and stored until it can be transported back to shore and recycled. >> in the north sea the waves and currents are actually stronger than those out in the pacific ocean. that's why the ocean cleanup team is testing the structural integrity of the floating barrier here first. >> so we have the big yellow buoys those are the buoys that will hold the barrier. >> reporter: allard van hoeken is an offshore engineer and the project's chief operating officer. he's overseeing the year long barrier test. what do you expect from this test here? >> so now we're going to see how the barrier will behave in a real offshor

reid: two sea turtles were rescued today in cape cod bay. the two leatherback turtles were found entangled in a buoy line earlier this morning. officials from the center for coastal studies say the turtles suffered only minor injuries. and that owl saved by green line employees, now facing medical complications. the screech owl's wing was broken when it hit a trolley at brookline village this week. but now vets at tufts university say surgery will be challenging because the owl's blood won't flow properly. vets say the condition is linked to rat poison and is common in predators like owls and hawks. aly: to all the little girls who came out today, i hope one day i can watch you in the olympics. diane: olympic champion aly raisman getting a big welcome back from her hometown of needham today. she showed off her 3 medals at the rally for aly and thanked kazakiewich is here with more on the celebration. todd: she said she felt the support and pride in person. >> may i introduce to you needham's own aly raisman! todd: if there's anything better

beachgoers call it a treat to find sea otters in the water. they are often seen floating on their backs.>> they are great poster animals for the bay and for biodiversity and wildlife in general. what's not to love?>> reporter: authority say four male sea otters washed up dead, three killed by at least one gunshot, another suspected. all four reported -- were reported by visitors. the first along 19th and 20th in santa cruz august well. three days later, juvenile on twin lakes state beach. another juvenile on secret state beach august 19. the last daughter discovered august 20 at natural bridges.>> it's unfortunate, it's tragic. sea otters play an integral part of the ecosystem of california's beaches and they are actually considered a keystone species.>> reporter: southern sea otters protected as a threatened species. 3000 of them living between santa barbara and san mateo coastlines. >> it's unique. the last time that three sea otters were found shot and killed was on psalm our state beach in 2013. >> reporter: that case remains unsolved. fis

s tallest mountains in the sea. they used underwater technology. they have been logging marine life with many new species being discovered. our correspondent has more. reporter: plunging the need to the waves.- beneath a submarine going to britain's mountains of the deep. exposition -- expedition has revealed life. the mountainn tops, teaming with creatures in these cold waters. they're living on the u.k.'s highest mountains. the biggest is 1700 meters tall. totally submerged. located off the west coast of scotland, they were explored over the course of six weeks. on board the ship, the scientists controlled the underwater robots, watching the images streaming back. >> it is so exciting to do the research. you see the seafloor and you don't know what you're going to find. this is the first time that anybody has seen the animals that live there and how they live and what they live on, who lives with them. that is really exciting. we saw some incredible things. rebecca: now the research ship is back, docked in southampton and getting unpacked. during

we are counting on the sea breeze to keep us cool.here live, it's more of a wind than a breeze. we'll stay as long as we can. we'll see you back at the station at 10:00 o'clock. >> all right. soak it in, kathy, soak it in. >> let's get down to howard eskin down at the linc first pro season game with the eagles/bucks tonight starting about 40 minutes or so. howard? >> it's a nice breeze here, too. i like this weather. hot. that's what we like it. we'll take look at the players that won't play and obviously the anticipation of who will play and we'll talk to mike quick about that and that will be coming up in sports. ♪ >>> okay. no malcolm jenkins, no jason peters no jordan matthews and no running back wendell small wood but the guy the people are looking for the quarterback. i talked to mike quick a short time ago because what he's looking for from carson wentz. >> i've enjoyed watching the guy in the preseason practices and i, too, would love to see him can't wait to see him in front of the bright lights in front of everybody on the b

sea breezes knocking things back along the coast and plenty of sunshine. do it again tomorrow, shall we? details on the forecast coming up in a bit. doug: thank you. we're following breaking news this morning right now. antoinette: a suspect under arrest in the murder of two nuns in mississippi. overnight, police charged this man, rodney sanders, with two counts of capital murder. he's accused in the stabbing deaths of sister margaret held and sister paula merrill. she's from st person of interest in the murders. doug: more breaking news. police have located a stolen boston ems ambulance. there it is. now searching for the thief. it was taken from the charlestown district just before 5 this morning and tracked down in everett about an hour and a half later. nobody was hurt. antoinette: a man is under peabody. state police say it happened just before 3:00 this morning on route 128 northbound. only one car was involved. the driver was arrested for oui. nobody was hurt. doug: boston police ramping up protection for today's caribbean carnival parade to avoid w

we found this sea otter in santa cruz before sunset. a sight that never gets old for ocean enthusiasts. >> there are babies out there rolling around. >> they were outraged to hear three sea otters were shot and killed and their bodies washing up on santa cruz beaches. >> for someone to do that in this area, it is a marine sanctuary. it is a shame. >> there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and the conviction of the shooter. the california department of fish and wildlife needs the public to come forward. >> maybe something that didn't seem suspicious to them two weeks ago is now suspicious. >> the sea otters are protected under federal and state law. they are critical to the ocean. >> they are a keystone species and that means that they are intricate to the world series. if they disappear there is a chance the ecosystem can collapse. >> killing the sea otters is an unthinkable act. i can't imagine why anybody would do something like that. abc7 news. >> dan: 225 virgin america employees will lose their jobs star

the sea is like glass. it is warm, sunny, there is no wins, it's just one of the most gorgeous states you could possibly imagine. through the periscope he sees the forest of what he described in his log as a forest of mass and smokestacks. he first thinks it's several ships. as he watches this ship makes a turn that immediately puts it out of his reach. he's really pissed off and starts cursing. he told a friend that he unleashes a torrent of profanity. but he decides that he is going to follow just in case. and miraculously the captain turner on the lusitania orders another turn which puts it right in the perfect sweet spot for the summary. spee1 is of the lusitania alerted that there is a submarine active office south coast of ireland? >> guest: the message it receives and this is a point of real interesting controversy, the message captain turner received by way of warning were very generic messages like submarines active off south coast of ireland. well that's a pretty big swath of water. it also said p

and a sea breeze conversion offshore. beaches are hotter today. taking away the cooler west coast sea breeze. 85 degrees here. a bit overcast at the moment. no rainfall. no an impressive florida day without the sunshine. at the crystal river a mix of sunshine and clouds. not much in the way of brightness. our temperatures warm this evening. pass of the international spags station visible for about two minutes. reaching max height about 33 degrees. that's at about 9:35 tonight. hot day 95 degrees. not quite record hot but very warm. 97 degrees back in 1995 is the record. i think sarasota tied a record, 9 # degrees. a hot day. it gets pretty warm here. mostly sunny skies, average temps. at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow storms will push towards the coast. the easterly flow is overwhelming. sometimes we see a light flow and the peninsula reacts to the heating of the day. today the easterly flow has pushed back the west coast sea breeze and we're seeing thunderstorms drop offshore at the moment. a li nel moving towards -- nush nel moving towards -- bushnell movin

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but it's going to turn out to sea. it will be churning up to sea, we may get some slight impacts at the beaches next week with some high seas and perhaps a moderate risk of rip currents. we've been watching invest 99. doesn't have a name. just a cluster of thunderstorms the models are going to continue into the gulf of mexico. doesn't look like it's going to really develop into anything, but it is going to produce tropical rains to parts of florida. you still need to stay alert down there. they could see several inches of rain over the next few days. as for us, we have very slight chances of rain. one sunday night into monday and scattered showers on wednesday. look at that, thursday through saturday forecast. mild day, cool night, the feel of fall will be back in our forecast. >> okay. of stolen flamingos sold to raise money for the family of a sick girl. officers found 15 of those flamingos on the side of the flowed a plastic bag friday. police in ware new hampshire are investigating a string of thefts as part of a f

they picked up a sea breeze. both days they have had an enjoyable sea breeze.he highs in the 80s, all that sunshine and gorgeous weekend. we're seeing swells to 4 feet and moderate risk of rip currents, other than that enjoy the day down there. double scan live crystal clear, nothing going on, we don't expect any moisture out there today or tomorrow. chance of thunderstorm tomorrow, most of us stay dry. high of 90 degrees, the normal is 84 started out at 70 degrees, normal low, 66. quakertown, 84 degrees. center city, 85. glassboro, 87. sin -- cinnaminson, 87. smyrna, gandys beach and vineland all showing 88 degrees. here's satellite and radar, there's the eastern portion of the united states, the u.s. coastline there, there's philadelphia. there's bermuda over my shoulder. this is newly formed tropical depression number 8. you can see the sudden explosion here this is only a 6 hour loop. heavy thunderstorms to the west, or the left-hand side of the center. the center believe it or not is right here. all the thunderstorms are developing on the western side whic

but this front kicks it off to sea but it is churning up the water still. by thursday as the front slips through a lot of clouds and the heat wave ends with a high around 82. trop cat satellite now, as we look at tropical depression 9 all the thunderstorms are developing on either side of florida but the circulation is right about here. winds sustained at 35 miles per hour as of the new 5:00 update it has not transitioned to a tropical storm or strengthened at this point but expected to become tropical storm hermine tonight or during the day tomorrow. so the national hurricane center has some hurricane watches in effect from apalachicola and down to cedar key and on the brisk of tampa. this is on thursday as that storm as we look at the track pulls itself into north western florida on thursday. as you look at all the different lines, those are different computer modelled trying to predict where the storm will go and the general consensus or the majority will keep it off cape hatteras and off to sea. but there are a couple of models that want to hug the coas

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