man: reefs are the most wonderful expression of life in the sea. they are this incredible ecosystem that we go visit, and it just blows us away all the time because they are this profusion of life that we just sort of instantly see. narrator: phil dustan is an ecologist and marine biologist who has been monitoring coral reefs since the mid 1970s. dustan: i had the privilege of working with jacques cousteau in the 1970s and 1980s. i worked with him as a scientist that helped make movies about coral reefs, and i worked as principal scientist on the calypso. cousteau was inspirational. he taught us that the oceans are alive. that was the biggest gift of all that he could ever give to humanity as a single human being. alling: i grew up by the sea, and i saiailed as a very yoyoung girl, w would go out on a smala, 12-foot boat and just loved being in the middle of the ocean. narrator: after spending over a decade at sea studying whales, dolphins, and marine life of all kinds, at age 26, gaie alling was invited to take part in a unique experiment. togethe

can sea lice actually kill salmon?s, 100-gram fish, if they have more than ten sea lice, we usually regard it to be lethal. >> greenberg: lethal? imagine the same process duplicated on a thousand farms up and down norway's coast. meanwhile, the government has looked at plans to expand the industry as much as five times. but they know they have problems. is the sea lice a real serious problem? >> yes, it's a problem. if the number of sea lice in the farmed fish is higher, then you can get the pressure also for the wild salmon. it's the fish farmers, they're responsible to get rid of it and they have used chemicals and that's been a problem. of course it's not good for the environment, and it's also a problem with resistance. >> greenberg: curiously, these are not even atlantic salmon in the farm the fisheries director brought us to. they're rainbow trout. it is an unusually fat rainbow trout, fatter than you would see in nature, i believe. it's a farmed animal. i don't think anyone would ever compare a wild pig with a f

in this photograph he leads men up over the inchon sea wall.hort time later, he was killed in action. he was given awarded the medal of honor. >> how high does the tide go up here? >> translator: it was over eight meters. >> how did you climb up the sea wall? >> translator: like a cat climbing up the wall. >> they came up over the sea wall. it was just getting dusk. all we could see was fire from the hills. >> we had a sand pile. it was soft. the tide was not high enough actually. we were in waist deep water and mud. >> they were shooting at us. our ships were shooting back at them. a lot of tracers. hectic, chaotic. particularly when you wanted to get off the ship and get in the dirt. >> by evening of the 15th, marines landed and dug in. 20 were killed and 174 wounded. the enemy was taken completely by surprise. mcarthur declared navy and marines have never shown more brightly. >> our orders were set is up for the night, get ready for attack tomorrow morning. >> in case we got hit the next morning, which we did. >> with 30,000 north korean tro

saved the sea lion's life. i want the s brought the sea lion in. >> from a sea lie on unicorns.ica loves sparkly, magical bright colors. the unicorn food thing quite the craze. we had unicorn hot chocolate, ma macaroons, popsicles and grilled cheese. this is probably going to be the most popular one. starbuck's has come out with unicorn frap. available here through the 23. dusting of pink powder. blended into a frap. mango syrup. available on a secret menu at starbuck's for some time. >> cult menu at start buck's. >> didn't have the unicorn. >> it looks like, of the past. it is bringing back the retro any way, interesting show of force. sore, some kind of manley competition. >> or stupidity. >> these guys, engage in this world coal carrying competition. there is now a winner, everyone. >> northern england. 12 l yard race. the guy completed it in 4. 3, 1. carrying 110 pound sack of coal on his shoulders. >> the guy walking moving just as quickly as guys running with the coal. >> all of this originating in a, guess some kind of a beer, beer hall fight where they were freeing to de

and he said to us -- >> into the sea. into the sea.p, jump. >> and peter said, i am not leaving this boat. >> i am staying with my boat. >> no, no, jump into the sea. into the sea. >> he kept shouting at me, jump, go. >> toip sea. >> and we knew that now he is getting serious. >> into the sea. >> he said, okay, jump. just before i jumped i was watching him and he turned to face the gun right at peter. and he shot three times. >> that was the last we saw of peter. >> jump into the sea. >> as we got to the beach, and they said don't look back. you are not allowed the look back. just go. one pirate had the gun behind bruno and me and he was pushing us. he was scared that the helicopter would come to see us, and he kept on trying to push us to make us march or walk faster. >> we were marched off into the desert. guns pointed in our backs, and told us to get faster, and they wanted to get us under cover at the top of the hill. >> i heard the helicopter coming. and i thought if i run now, they might see me. we then reached a place where ther

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all of our ships that are operating in the sea of japan, east sea area, operate under standing rules of engagement. and they have what they need, in my opinion and belief, to defend of themselves. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> on behalf of chairman mccain, senator perdue, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. admiral, thank you, and thank you for all the men and women in your theater. you know, since the barbary pirates, the united states has dealt with our foreign policy and national interests from a position of strength. i'm very concerned as we sit here today that we're in the middle of a paradigm shift relative to the other super powers. in your mind, since 2000, china has spent or is spending today approximately six times more on their military, and these are constant dollars, 2016 dollars. is that directionally correct, in your mind, about six times compared to just 15 years ago? >> probably, sir. but i don't have the data. but i've seen that, you know, the curve. >> yes, sir. >> and the curve is dramatic in the amount of defense spending that they're doing, based on

guys. >> a sea of worshipers gathered at st.er's square to hear the message by pope francis. >> in the wake of attacks on coppic churches inpt. coptic christians will be targets of militant in egypt. during mass last night, he under the faithful to keep hope alive for a better future. >> vice president mike pence is in south korea to rally support against north korea and his weapons program. this morning pens spoke to troops stationed in south korea. he said a failed missile test was a provocation and reminder of the risk they face. he would hold meetings with south south korean prime minister and japan. it was a medium range missile that exploded 4 to 5 seconds into the flight. north korea paraded the weapons through the streets of pyongyang. 08,000 americans troops are stationed in south korea as part of a normal deployment. president donald trump called north korea a problem. >>> jim mattis issued this statement -- >>> your time, 7 police working to solve a murder after a 24-year-old woman was shot and killed. police say this

. >>> hundreds of roads in marin county could face flooding because of rising sea levels. >> reporter: it was a huge study detailing in fine degree what scientists and planners see as marin's more aquatic future. maps show what areas are likely to flood by the end of the century when the water is expected to be 5 feet higher than it is now. it sets the stage to answer three questions. >> what options do we want to consider and in what locations in the county and what is best for the future. >> you look at where we built our cities and towns, there is quite a bit that is along the shoreline. >> that includes massive changes to the water front. the sea level rise takes a toll on city, county and state parks including the mill valley path and the lagoon, they can all be gone. >> we have great coastal resources, trails and marshes, if we do not do anything about sea level rice, it will all be shoreline. >> reporter: rest race of the wet lands presents a real solution. >> at the same time that we are protecting species and habitats, we are using the habitats to help protect from climate ch

i want to talk about the south china sea right now.s when we talk about the economic relationship, we talk about free navigation of the sea. and in asia, so much trade goes through the south china sea from the world. right now they just want a smooth summit. we can only hope for the best as we move forward. the former us ambassador to the asia bank. among things on the agenda will be north korea. the us wants china to use its economic influence to curtail north korea's nuclear and missile development. the trade imbalance that we have been hearing about will also be discussed as barbara plett—usher, who was in mar—a—lago, explained to me earlier. he made it a campaign issue, is rallying cry, that there was this trade imbalance, that they manipulated currency, that they were dumping cheap goods on the market, that they had investment and tariff barriers. all of these things were stealing americanjobs. barriers. all of these things were stealing american jobs. this was sort of standard stuff during the campaign and quite hostile rhetoric.

level rise with hundred and 8 inches of sea level rise this is 66 inches of sea level rise plus stormeizures and king tides a reminder the cost of doing nothing that is when you get to one and 8 inches the total exposure to the city is up to $75 billion an important figure to know that if we do nothing that is the replacement costs of buildings that will be possibly damaged electrical, etc. it didn't include loss of prosperity or eco system or other things that happen when you experience a slow moving disaster but a general understanding what we're talking about this is the action plan implementation right now we are in the process of advertenting all the assets close to sea level rise looking at very levels of sea level rise all the way through 21 hundred and beyond and developing an expensive geocoded database all the city departments can understand what assets are exposed and who is imposed exposes in the assets are commodity and interrelated private and public land that information will be studied for a risk assessment that looks at the values in the city what do we value and how

es el café frío de américa, cuando sea, donde sea. américa se mueve con dunkin'.Ás antiguos estarÍa en peligro de desaparecer. >> lori montenegro nos explica. >> sÍ este edificio es un gran ejemplo como los fondos federales se usan para remodelar. >> se trata de un tiedificio qu estÁ en el corazÓn de la capital, la mayorÍa latinas que lograron ser dueÑas de sus departamentos >>> el director de la organizaciÓn dice que fue posible gracias al programa federal de desarrollo comunitario y otros que proveen dinero a los estados para construir casas o departamentos para familias de bajos ingresos pier tan que sus casas, la educaciÓn de los inquilinos y la educaciÓn financiera. >> esos programas tambiÉn son un verdadero salvavidas para miles de familias que reciben subsidio paras pagar su alquiler o evitar un embargo hipotecario, ahora el presidente trump promete quitarse 6.000 millones de dÓlares al departamento de vivienda y desarrollo urbano, tur durante 4 dÉcadas ha provocado. >> para ofrecer algo que cada vez escasea mÁs. >> viviendas accesibles. >> si esos fondos n

>> all of our ships that are operating in the sea of japan, east sea area operate understanding rooms- under standing rules of engagement. they have the obligation to defend themselves. >> thank you, mr. chairman. admiral, thank you. and thank you for all the men and women in your theater. since the barbary pirates, the united states has always dealt with our foreign policy from a position of strength. i am very concerned as we sit here today that we are in the middle of a paradigm shift relative to the other superpowers. since 2000, china is spending today approximately six times more on their military and these are constant dollars. isn't that directionally correct , about six times compared to 15 years ago? >> probably, sir. i don't have the data. i have seen the curve and the curve is a dramatic in the amount of defense spending they are doing based just on what they tell us and their problem with spending -- and no problem with spending higher. >> the stockholm international i believenstitute -- china is spending more than these numbers reveal. in 2017, they are going to spend ab

yo no creÍa, o sea...>> mÁs adelante regreso con mas noticias de "un nuevo dÍa" ahora continuamos con janice y el informe del tiempo, adelante. >> muchÍsimas gracias vanessa, muy buenos dÍas que, pero bueno vamos a dar un inicio con las temperaturas actuales, bos tan amanece con bastante frÍo, washington 62, 76 para miami, chicago con 44, hacia el otro lado san francisco con 52 pero en el dÍa de hoy, preste muchÍsima atenciÓn, tenemos riesgo de tormenta severa para todo el sur de nuestra naciÓn estÁ en un nivel entre elevado, moderado ¿quÉ significa? que podrÍamos tener brotes de tornados posibilidades de granizo, fuertes rÁfagas de vientos que podrÍan alcanzar hasta las 40 millas por horas o sobrepasarla para sectores de alaba alabama, georgia y carolina del sur, si continuamos hacia nueva inglaterra que tiene la posibilidad de inundaciones contarÁ la ciudad de nueva york con bastante nubosidad ahÍ por sectores de nueva inglaterra, pero miren nada mÁs si vamos hacia el mapa futuro podrÍamos ver las posibi

así que visitanos hoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hacemos que cada estadÍa sea especial.a herencia y camilo la verdad que nos estuvimos contando todo, pero tienes mÁs informo asÍ que bueno que estas aquÍ. >> feliz dÍa y bÁsicamente vamos a hacer un breve resumen de los momentos mÁs importante que les contamos ayer, si la gente creÍa que estÁ por terminar, creÍa que por lo que estamos viendo a piensa comienza. >> vamos a ir a ver las imÁgenes de la llegada de todos los familiares y empleados se presentaron ivanka con su esposa, llegÓ tambiÉn luis alberto el otro hermano, jae habÍa mucha expectativa con el encuentro y sin embargo, se declaran a un lado estÁ ivanka con su grupo de abogados al otro lado el resto de la familia no se saludaron, no tuvimos la oportunidad cuando les preguntamos y hablarÁ de luis alberto, que decÍa si lo vi, pero haciendo un chiste pero tambiÉn que no hubo ningÚn tipo de contacto, ademÁs el juez se molestÓ que el testamento estaba sellado, se utilizÓ como identificaciÓn para una transacciÓn economica, ahora es un documento publi y el juez comenta

cuando emigramos a otros pases, no importa de dnde vengamos que tenemos esa lucha de buscar el agua, o sea los animales buscan el agua cada vez que emigran, nosotros buscamos una mejor vida, un mejor futuro" 11"3451 con retratos de inmigrantes de todos lados ha creado el mural "la monarca" que se exhibe actualmente en en los ngeles. el mismo crecer con cada nuevo voluntario que se deja fotografiar, al que rodea y decora con mariposas . silvia figueroa / visitante exposicin "la monarca" 114925 " se me hace un orgullo poder representar o podernos comparar con algo de la naturaleza para empezar y segundo porque creo que cada migrante trae su historia en el corazn, cada migrante viene con una idea, viene con un sueÑo 114939 para olivia, se trata de reforzar la idea de que este es un pas multicultural olivia barrionuevo / artista visual 113900 "de una manera positiva y no crear el ambiente de lo que es odio porque yo creo que no te lleva a ninguna parte sino simplemente crea separaciones, y al crear algo que sea bonito en

is really it is a really big for the city and huge undertaking you think the dual threat of sea level rise it is a complex challenge. >> i'm glad we're there thank you. appreciate it. >> colleagues all in favor of the resolution >> opposed? >> item item no. 11b - request authorization to advertise for competitive bids for construction contract no. 2781, crane cove park construction package 2, park improvements. >> good afternoon, commissioners director forbes david with the planning and development i too am pinch hitting for stephen he's out be patient with me left me in good shape here to advertise for construction contract 2781 for crane cove park construction package two this meets the port strategic objectives of renewable and liveability and resiliency and as you may know the major project along the blue greenway and pursuing for over 10 years a few months back in segment of the 2016 we awarded contract number one, that was site demolition in preparation for crane cove park a dry by the site it's moving forward well, this request it is is the preliminary consultant the landscapin

sea shrimp, sardine, let's go over there. >> anthony: okay. ooh, look at that. ooh, uni?a urchin -- one of my absolute favorite things -- has a limited season in japan, from september to april, and it's tastiest in winter. good. from here? >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: hokkaido. >> anthony: hokkaido. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: good deal. another seasonal specialty currently at or near its best, kanogani, or snow crab. juicy and sweet -- and delicious. oh, man. that is good. >> masa: really good. sweet, huh? >> anthony: very. >> masa: we need a sake, huh? [ laughter ] >> anthony: yeah. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> woman: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: good. >> masa: good. really good. thank you! >> worker: thank you! >> masa: thank you, very good. ♪ oh let's eat this one. [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: eel livers, grilled on a stick. unagi? >> masa: unagi, yeah. >> anthony: yeah. ooh, hot. [ laughter ] >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: oysters. these are the size of freakin' clown shoes. >> mas

that sea breeze low 70s in san mateo. but 76 in san jose. it's on friday where we see heavy down pours. the highest amounts in the north bay and winds anywhere from 30 to 50 miles per hour. by friday your morning commute not only are you looking at the heavy rain, you'll see the gusty winds. another wave pushes through and looks like perhaps the second half of the weekend will be much cooler. we've got them going from late thursday into saturday morning. 3/4s of an inch to an inch 1/2. look at saturday night. we're already up to two inches in santa rosa. in the winds once again very gusty. 7:00 in the morning, 40 mile-per-hour winds and by the afternoon we're still looking at 25 mile-per-hour winds and into saturday morning it is still blustery. the accuweather forecast, sun and high clouds tomorrow. showers late in the north bay on thursday and download your abc seven news app and be up to date with any watches and warnings we may have. winds may be a factor. look how saturated the hill side is anyway. so it is a concern to keep aware of. >

, any disputed features in particular in the south china sea. the critical thing to understand as both the vice president and i have observed, is the prosperity of everybody in this region and every nation has been underpinned by decades ,f peace and stability supported by the strong commitment of the united states to this region. that is why we so welcome the commitment of president trump's new administration. this is a historic visit. it underlies the importance of the american commitment to our region, the sheet anchor, the bedrock to peace and stability upon which the prosperity of billions depends. thank you all very much indeed. >> congress returns this week with a looming deadline for funding the federal government. members have until friday to pass a temporary spending bill to stop a potential government shutdown. we will get more details from a capital reporter. reporterappropriations lecall.

west sea, with the koreans. the japanese were involved, and we had a b-52 fly through there. the japanese handed off to the koreans who then escorted the bomber through the korean peninsula to the other side. so this is pretty complicated operation. and it demonstrated to our allies and friends, and also to kim jong-un, we have this capability that we can bring these forces to bear from all around the pacific, to focus on him if need be. so i'm pleased with the array of forces that we have. in terms of fight tonight forces. but as i answered previous question, i am concerned about follow-on forces and the means to get them there. all of which is affected by readiness, which is affected by the budget and on and on. >> seems to me, part of this is a whole government response. are we doing enough in the nonmilitary instruments of power? for example, in the '90s we used banking sanctions that i thought were very effective. are there other things we should be doing to help put pressure on north korea? >> yeah, sir, i

military bases into quote seas of fire. i mean, we've heard the seas of fire rhetoric before from north korea. this as president trump is now warning of a potential conflict with the kingdom. trump: there's a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. absolutely. liz: but secretary of state rex tillerson telling fox news that the u.s. is not looking for war but to get rid of north korea's nuclear weapons. >> we have been very clear. we do not seek regime change in north korea, we're not seeking a collapse of the regime. we are not seeking to find some excuse for accelerated reunification of the peninsula. what we are seeking is the same thing china has said they seek. a full denuclearization of the korean peninsula. liz: so you heard he mentioned china and possibly south korea getting in here to help out. that seems to be the administration's position along not war but getting those two countries to take a harder stance against north korea. >> well, yes, and this is something that president

the sea once reached these ramparts. a modern development grows into the harbor, and today half the city is built upon reclaimed land. gibraltar's old town is long and skinny, with one main street. gibraltarians are a proud bunch, remaining steadfastly loyal to britain. its 30,000 residents vote overwhelmingly to continue as a self-governing british dependency. within a generation, the economy has gone from one dominated by the military to one based on tourism. but it's much more than sunburned brits on holiday. gibraltar is a crossroads community with a jumble of muslims, jews, hindus, and italians joining the english, and all crowded together at the base of this mighty rock. with its strategic setting, gibraltar has an illustrious military history, and remnants of its martial past are everywhere. the rock is honeycombed with tunnels. many were blasted out by the brits in napoleonic times. during world war ii, britain drilled 30 more miles of tunnels. the 100-ton gun is one of many cannon that both protected gibraltar a

i think the advantages pretty clear somebody with the fda sea just like any bankruptcy. it is different like those resolution programs so looking at regulators for europe we can go through this as much as we can. so there is a lot of testing and others are doing it. >> so comparing the travel schedule that would cause concern over the u.s. economy? >> i am glad the imf raised their forecast but for the most part paula sea is the issue -- policy is the issue but if you look generally they have better performance. but to me that should be the main message we want the economy is to be more stable so what worries me is like the crisis is coming tomorrow but with the issue of faster growth but it has not gone anywhere. but in terms of instability issues there is a lot of monetary policy so if there was an agreement we could reduce the risk with respect to normalization her other parts of the world. >> i wish justin m. venice there is. intent was pelted with tomatoes. in very different environment now. hoping that they can do the right thing but china talk about a hard landing

or into the sea of japan. so that is somewhat to be expected. sinpo is also, there's a port there where the north koreans are believed to keep some of their submarines. and we saw at the big parade that they have yesterday in pyongyang, they showed one of their ballistic -- sublaunch ballistic missiles. they have fired it off from a submarine before. sinpo is the area where we believe they keep these subs. and we don't know much about their military but so much of it is analysis. u.s. military and intelligence analysis that's there that we believe. >> it's analysis that comes from the pictures we were just showing. whether they are real, functional is always a question, isn't it when we do see these parades on key anniversaries. this the 105th anniversary of the birth of kim il-sung who is seen to be god-like there in north korea. at least by the leadership in terms of the way they talk about the kim family here and the leadership there. so we don't know necessarily where it may be headed. you are noting this

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a late day sea breeze, upper 70s.had some 80less yesterday from redwood city and mountain view today. a little cooler, 70 downtown. cooler in the north bay from santa rosa to petaluma and by the water it will be in the mid-70s. oakland, hayward, 78 for you. a beautiful afternoon in san ramon getting toasty. for your day game, upper 60s to near 70 degrees today, so a beautiful day in san francisco. overnight lows tonight. it will get windy in the hills from the north bay hills to the east bay hills, and that's going to set the stage for that offshore flow that we don't like to hear about with the rapidly warming temperatures and with all the rain and the rapid growth of the grasses out there. we'll have to watch it even though it is may and we've had all that moisture. the accuweather 7-day forecast will warm it up and you'll see if they put any wind advisories there for us end of the week. >> i've had a hard time with allergies. >> unfortunately, it will be with us again, still. >> thanks for the sun, lisa. >>> next,

in the north sea.breeze across the south—east through the channel islands, taking the edge off the temperatures, where we will also have a fair amount of cloud. head further inland and we get sunshine and it will feel pleasant, especially across western scotland and northern ireland. high pressure is firmly in control as we head towards thursday. the winds will be light the further north you are and more of a breeze across the east and the south—east is a feeling quite chilly across eastern coastal areas. further south and west, more sunshine and shelter from that wind will mean we will see the best temperatures. the reason why it is cool on the coast, particularly in the east, is because the sea temperatures are ranging between seven and nine celsius so you have to head further inland towards the west for the sunshine and warmth. as we had beyond this period, into friday, high pressure will continue to dominate the picture but this area of low pressure will be pushing across southern areas so we could

still quite cool on the north sea coast. further south, sunny spells and showers.the north sea coast, the temperatures are doing quite well. the middle and upper teens. a cool day again along the north sea coast on tuesday. cloudy, a couple of showers. further west, brighter and warmer. the rest of the week looks pretty good. dry weather in the forecast. light winds and it will still be cool on eastern coast. away from there it will be quite warm for many of us. a fair bit going on over the next few days. keep up with all of the details online. this is bbc world news. our top stories: get out of the way, trump! tens of thousands protest in us cities over climate change. much of their anger is directed at president trump, who's marking his first 100 days in office. european leaders take just four minutes to unanimously approve a negotiation strategy for britain's withdrawal from the eu. translation: at the end of the day, it was much easier to keep all of them united than i expected, and today, it was also a very strong mandate. pope francis calls for international

navy launched 60 tomahawk missiles, 59 of the 60 hit the target with only one landing in the sea. the tomahawk missile is a very effective choice, it is a precise weapon, it can be fired up to 1,000 miles away. joining is now is the host of war stories, our friend lieutenant colonel oliver north. we have the images, 59 out of 60 targets, pinpoint accuracy. all missing on purpose the chemical weapons that were stored at that air base, tell us more about this incredible weapon in the professionalism of our military. >> let's start with the idea if you want to send a message you can send flowers, but if you want to send a message that matters, santa cruise missiles that's exactly what the president did. the good news about all this, i remember what happened when we did this but to qaddafi, we didn't have this kinds of missiles in the quantities we now have them. we lost an f111 with two airmen. that didn't happen last night, the targets were struck all pinpointed well before they were launched, the gps coordinates were plugged into them and those missiles were fired so there's about

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