of people watching the sea lion, and because it is sunny, the sea lions are out ogetting sun of their own. this marine expert tells us that they look nice, but the video is showing how powerful the california sea lions are. >> reporter: in the video, the sea lion poked his head out, and the little girl walks over to the edge of the pier, and then the sea lion jumps up and grabs her dress to pull her into the wa er. the finally yox ku see the man who jumped in after her to come out unscathed. i talk ted to the executive director at the marine wildlife center, and she says this is one reason that the public should stay at least 100 feet away from the sea lions. the california sea lions don't normally go after people and eat fish, but they can be emboldened by people who feed them. >> these animals are hunters and sometimes as is the case here attracted to worse harbors where is ooeither fishing communitiesr fish markets, and unfortunately fed by the public. >> now, when the girl and the man who jumped into the water after her funlly got out, the girl's family walked her away, and off of

sea ice and glaciers are melting faster than expected. raising the sea level. the we do nothing on climate change scenario by around 20 inches. when noaa and its partners applied these findings to america's coast, take manage into account things like regional circulation and gravitational pull and erosion settling and depletion of groundwater, the news was particularly harsh for the northeast atlantic coast -- from virginia to maine, including rhode island. our rhode island resources management council is telling us that for planning purposes we need to face the possibility of nine to 12 vertical feet of sea-level rise along our shores by the end of this century. a little girl born today at rhode island's women and infants hospital will likely actuarially live to see all of these changes, and that invasion of our shores by the rising ocean will leave rhode island's map unrecognizable. early explorers to rhode island found our coastline looking much like it does today and before the 1600's, it had looked much the same for many centuries further before that to th

as a sea lion snatches a girl off a pier in canada. >>> right now at 4:30 a frighten scene as a sea lion snatched a girl off of the pier in canada. and what the marine wildlife experts are saying about the potential of a similar incident here. >>> it is unpredictable, and unpredictable day here in the bay area, and will the bay breakers behave? >> there is still much work to be done, and that is meaning honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremists. >> and the speech of global a war on terrorism during president trump's first international trip. >> the news starts right now. good evening and thank you for joining us at 4:30 on this sunday, i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. the president wrapped up day two after muslim leaderers gathered in saudi arabia today. he called on them to combat what he called muslim extremism. >> many of the muslims near in the bay area are responding, and what do they think of what the president had to say, christie smith? >> well, we spoke to the president ofcare and s cair and that he is trying to reset the tone, but it does not chang

if we were to have a conflict in the south china sea, what purpose would the loa ns china sea, what purpose interest between america and china 01’ interest between america and china or the philippines and the southeast asian nations to enter into a wall. —— war. if the idea is to get loans, the idea is to create a zone of stability. previous to that we would have to look at zones or areas of agreement where we and china could actually agree on. we need to leave it there. thank you for your insight. hundreds of thousands of sufi followers have flocked to a shrine in southern pakistan in defiance of threats of terrorism. a suicide bomber attacked the shrine in february, killing over 70 people. we have been to meet the dvt is his faith is stronger than fear. they have travelled over 1000 miles, facing boiling hot weather and difficult terrain. their destination isa difficult terrain. their destination is a shrine, one of the most revered sufi sentries on the indian subcontinent. it is the anniversary of the siege there and it's followers hope it will bless them. translation: initially i did no

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. -- world war ii's battle of the coral sea. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, very much. president andmr. ump formp -- and mrs.tr your form -- your warm family welcome in your city. it was an honor to be here. it has been a great evening. thank you so much and well done. it is always good to win a vote in the congress or the parliament as we call it. say, it is always reasonably satisfying to win a vote when you have people predict you are not going to win it. well done. there are so many distinguished guest. guesht -- a distinguished ts tonight. there are the thing which guests but none -- none are more distinguished than the veterans of the battle of the coral sea. bill, derekon, holyoke and from the u.s. navy john hancock. gentlemen, we salute you and we thank you. say you are all in great shape. earlier this week in townsville we thanked and welcomed sessile -- a 93-year-old who served as a 17 year old. 75 years ago, the japanese advance seemed unstoppable. there is a surprise attack on pearl harbor had a song or disabled most of th

in terms of reaching these creatures, these are four kilometres underneath the sea.do not dive down there. we stay on the deck. we deploy technology and send it down. it can take almost seven hours for a four kilometre trawl to go down and come up again. the animals get trapped in the nets and we bring it up from the depths. the scientists go crazy. we are excited to see what is down there. we are exploring immediately. we put the animals on ice because they're coming through freezing waters up to the warm waters. we need to keep tissues viable for dna research as well. it's pretty cool. absolutely fascinating. you call them miniature monsters. they are all different sizes. we have had some strange ones. some crustaceans, we're talking about pinhead size for some of these amazing creatures. some of the scientists are spending quite rocky—rolly days looking at these through microscopes and trying to identify them. it is fun to see. at a large scale, they look like complete aliens. amazing. you talk about aliens. we actually know more about the moon than we do about th

adrift for 32 hours in the irish sea.red for death'. emmanuel macron and marine le pen are back on the campaign trail in france after their bad—tempered to debate. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be live in washington as the us house of representatives hold a vote on a revised healthcare bill that republicans hope will replace obamacare. rallies in france as polling day approaches in the french presidential election. we'll have the latest from the both camps, as centrist emmanuel macron takes on the far right marine le pen.

now in the video, you could see the sea lions poke his head out of the water. the little girl decides to go over to the edge of the peer and at that point the sea lions grabbed her by the dress and pulled her into the water and a man jumped in after her and finally you could see the man and the girl come out of the water unscathed. now we talked with the executive director of the marine mammal center in california and he said california sea lions are hunters. but people are not on the menu. they usually eat fish. the public still needs to remember sea lions need their space and people should maintain about 100 foot distance from them. >> certainly a startling thing. the little girl has to be frightened for me it was a quick reminder of the fact these are wild animals. >> reporter: well when the girl and the man would jumped into the water after her finally got out the girl's family walked her away and off the harbor and there is no word she suffered any injuries and same for the plan who went in after her. >> did talk -- in talking with the expert at the marine

the biggest one in sea world history. they'll continue to use the whales as long as they have them. >> sea world is calling this a pivotal moment, a big change in how they have done business before and how they will do business going forward. >> really impacted their business. i used to live in san diego. popular spot. have the fireworks show every night. business has definitely died down a bit since the controversy. coming up, personalizing our family fun. the ultra-fine mist startstoms working instantly to deliver up to 12 hours of ahhhhh get fast relief with vicks sinex. >>> welcome back. we have our favorite board games. we look to play. maybe you want to personalize your family fun. maybe figure out. it fits into this, dyi process. making your toy fun. and, doing it yourself. toy insider, here to tell us about it. i will get myself out of the box. try to figure what is going on here. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. so this is all about dyi for kids. how? >> exactly. whole family. not just kids. make f

still a keen breeze for the north sea coast.ls and again, it is 15, 16, 17 celsius. pleasant enoughin it is 15, 16, 17 celsius. pleasant enough in the sunshine, but cooler down the eastern coast. by tuesday, the weather fronts trying to push their way into the north—west of the uk. might bring cloud and rain into northern ireland, but elsewhere, it looks like another decent day, but the pattern does repeat. cooler down the pattern does repeat. cooler down the north sea coast with a fair bit of cloud. central and western areas seeing the best of the spells of sunshine. and then later next week, i think through the middle of the week, it looks quiet, wednesday is a decent day for most. we start to see low pressure systems heading our way. this one will be filling. this one looks like it will become the dominant low that will be driving our weather. it will be a gradual change, but we are looking at stronger winds developing and that's going to drag in showers or longer spells of rain and temperatures will be below where they shoul

sea barnacles or percebes are much loved here.t, simple, like much of basque cooking. >> irati: ah, okay, okay, okay. by the shell. >> anthony: that's delicious. very, very good, i love these. >> edorta: salud! >> anthony: salud! >> irati: and thank you for coming! >> anthony: how long do you think the basque people lived in this community? does anybody know? >> edorta: 25,000 years we are living here. >> anthony: so you're talking like cro-magnon. >> irati: yes. >> anthony: all the way back. >> irati: all the way back. >> anthony: and the language? from here? >> irati: we really don't know. it is the only language in europe that we know of that doesn't have anything to do with the rest of the languages, that doesn't come from the same place. >> anthony: right, and the basque genetic signature is also seemingly unique. nobodies finding any relatives anywhere. >> irati: they did this research with peoples dna from this area. >> anthony: yeah. >> irati: and the conclusion is that it's the same people that was living here uhh 25,000

thursday, we lose the muqqy the north sea. thursday, we lose the muggy airand the north sea.oss—the—board. north—westerly winds feeding in across—the—board. there will be sunshine in between and temperatures down a notch across—the—board. towards and temperatures down a notch across—the—boa rd. towards friday and temperatures down a notch across—the—board. towards friday and the weekend, it will feel a touch fresher with sunshine and showers, some of which will be heavy. welcome to the programme. the top story, moors murderer ian brady has died. along with his girlfriend, myra hindley, he killed the nineteen l‘aiii; iii,ilii,t;‘lt;t;iii, m just destroy five gave in; families for more that they gave the families for more than 50 years, destroyed all of the families as well, even to this day. relatives say his death does not end their nightmare. we will speak to some of those who have met ian brady. also, the 16—year—olds and 17—year—olds who are trying to make sure you turn out to vote, even though they are too young to do the centuryjeremy corbyn or theresa

sea lions can carry harmful bacteria. the family is anonymous. rom reportedly posting on chinese social media my little treasure is okay. all we lost were two pairs of sunglasses. a close call one family will never forget. miguel almaguer, nbc news, vancouver. >>> now to a warning from doctors to parents, stop giving fruit juice to babies. in a new report, the american academy of pediatrics says babies shouldn't have fruit juice for the first year of their lives changing the previous guidance for the first six months. babies under a year old get no nutritional benefit from juice that could be loaded with sugar. >>> when we come back, we'll have some final thoughts on this historic day in jerusalem. stay with us. 'll have some fina thoughts on this historic day in jerusalem. stay with us. [radio alarm] ♪ julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive

"action news" reporter trish hartman will be live in sea isle city. john rawlins is covering road travel on the pennsylvania turnpike in king of prussia and cesily tynan has the all-important forecast from accuweather. cecily let's start with you. >> reporter: jim were starting the holiday weekend what will be the weather theme of the weekend unsettled. double scan live showing we're not looking at heavy rain, but we have spotty showers most of them across salem and cumberland county. one batch over cumberland moved through salem earlier. we've got another batch developing, as well. they are brief, they are not that heavy, they move through and then you see the return of partly sunny skies. excuse me. that's what we had today. we started the day with a good amount of sunshine. the clouds bubbled up in the afternoon. temperatures made it into the 70s. philadelphia, 74 down from a high of 76. one degree shy of normal. it's cooler in cape may with the wind off the bay, 69 degrees. if you're heading to the phillies take a sweatshirt or jacket some clearin

o sea, ¿que es actor o cantante? varias veces ha venido aquí con una chava que, bueno, yo creía que era su novia. está en la prepa ella. y hasta creo que le da dinero. raquel: ¿sabes cómo se llama esa muchacha? por favor, dímelo. ella tiene que saber que le está viendo la cara igual que a mí. marieta: pues mira, justo se acaba de unir a la página de aquí, del café. mira, la vamos a buscar a ver si la encontramos. raquel: muchas gracias. beto: ¿qué has pensado? dime lo que sea. fernanda: pues, lo único que he pensado es que te amo, beto. beto: yo también te amo, princesa. no he podido dormir solamente de pensar que no te iba a volver a ver. beto: dime la verdad. y, por favor, quiero que seas sincero, ¿me amas? beto: no hace falta que te lo jure, creo que se me nota. esto hizo darme cuenta que realmente eres el amor de mi vida. de ahora en adelante todo va a ser distinto. fernanda: está bien. raquel: ¿fernanda? fernanda: ¿qué quiere? ya le estoy hablando a la policía, ¿eh? raquel: ¿podemos hablar un momento? tengo algo

[applause] >> controlling and the coral sea.ews of whathe , heened at pearl harbor -- this was the biggest flight from american dutch fleet of american ships i saw. t of american ships i saw. battle, it was the first night of battle that we ever fought without the enemy ships setting one another. blokes.e fine [applause] please welcome to the stage the ceo of the chemical company and the president and ceo of defense, space and security. honored to be joined with leanne. please hold your applause until we have them all up here for you to recognize. first, mr. gordon johnson. he is a veteran who joined the navy at 16 and served in the raphist.s a teleg later in life, he became ceo of aircraft guided weapons. history.ed in naval he is an honored member of the association and has worked on coral sea events are many years. norm joined the navy at 16, served as a severing lookout during the battle. the battle.uring he is also a veteran of the korean war, having served board the aircraft carrier. >> derek joined the navy as a 16-year-o

and from the south china sea to the sea of japan.nd you'll pull into the finest ports in the world. you'll run into classmates, swap sea stories and hoist a pint to good times past and to fellowshipmates that you lost along the way. and whenever, wherever, natural disaster may strike. you'll be there, too, to provide relief. along the way you'll make decisions every day, large and small. decisiones that will define who you are. decisions that will reflect what you value. decisions that will determine your fate, future and decisions that, future, and decisions that will determine the fate of our nation. so, decide carefully. it's an exciting, yet highly uncertain future that awaits you. what is certain is that our national security will continue to rely on the dedication, the skill, the abilities, the passion, and ultimately, the professionalism of our leaders in uniform. each and every one of you. and while it may be far from your mind today, i can say with certainty that you will have the duty,unity, indeed, the to help shape the fu

here are the sea temperatures.n the coast for the rest of the week. a lot of dry weather, a keen wind. it will feel chillier in the east. more sunshine in the west — this is where we will see higher temperatures. we will be looking at the papers and business shortly but first, the headlines. president trump has said he would be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, despite weeks of tough talk against his regime. however, a white house spokesman said the right conditions for a meeting did not yet exist. after months of anti—government protests, the president of venezuela, nicolas maduro, has called for a new citizens‘ assembly with powers to rewrite the constitution. he said it would bypass the opposition—controlled parliament. the palestinian militant group hamas has published a new policy document, in which it declares for the first time a willingness to accept a transitional palestinian state, although without explicitly recognising israel. chancellor merkel of germany will travel to the russian b

god bless you with fair winds and following seas.od bless the navy and the marines, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> regardless of your background, remember where you came from. hold on to all of you who mentored young people. hold on to the way you engaged in this community. make sure to bring that commitment to whatever wildlife you choose. wasravery, not perfection the key that unlocked every door i have walked through since. it took me 33 years to figure out that brown girls can do white guy things, too. >> you also understand that now is time to help others. night at 8:00 eastern, 2017 commencement speeches. speeches include former california governor arnold schwarzenegger, former vice president joe biden at colby scrippsin maine, college. at jointna governor base andrews. hobby or gonzales at new mexic

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the sea lion grabbing this girl right off the dock. and the lightning-fast response that may have made all the difference. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with president trump's speech to the muslim world, rallying leaders from 50 muslim countries against terror. but no mention of the phrase, radical islamic terrorism. the move, marking a reset of the harsher tones of the presidential campaign. president trump helping the saudis launch a new global center as well. jonathan karl, traveling with the president and starting us off tonight. >> reporter: the muslim world. here in the birthplace of islam, the man who had portrayed muslims as the problem, offering a message of unity against terrorism. >> terrorists do not worship god. they worship death. this is not a battle between different faiths, different sects or civilizations. this is a battle between b barbaric criminals and decent people. this is a battle between good and evil. >> reporter: in the audience, the leaders of more than 50 m

tonight a new push for an over the count er option at a much lower cost. >>> and sea lion scare, therightening moment a little girl is yanked under water. what the man who shot that heart-stopping video was

they've been beating back the sea for hundreds of years.sh nur reports. >> reporter: these windmills were built nearly 300 years ago, to pump water out of the surrounding farmland. but the dutch have been outsmarting the water that's everywhere around them for 1,000 years. it is a matter of survival, 26% of the country is below sea level. this massive storm surge barrier was completed in it protects rotterdam, europe's largest port. >> they're as big as an eiffel tower. >> reporter: the man describing this colossus. >> it means water ambassador. >> reporter: the dutch are the world's go-to water management experts. he spent two years in the united states working in areas hit by superstorm sandy. >> could you think about preventing the disaster? and it was like, preventing the disaster? no. we couldn't. no, we have to make sure that we respond faster. and i said, but suppose that there is no disaster, because you prepared better. >> reporter: who doesn't know the fable about the little dutch boy who plugged the hole in a dike with his finger

the sea is a graveyard, too. the search will go on.ng from libya has become an established route, run by ruthless criminals, who care little whether their desperate passengers will see another day. reeta chakrabarti, bbc news. 0fcom has said it is concerned about the rising cost of calls to directory enquiries. £5.50 was the average price for a cool and one was nearly £9. they are worried ugly people —— they are worried elderly people will be particularly affected. the halifax bank says house prices in the uk fell by nought—point—two % between february and april, the first quarterly drop for more than four years. the lender says household finances are being squeezed by rising prices in the shops, weakening the demand for homes. there are fears of a drought in the uk this summer — as a lack of rainfall in the last few months has left some rivers and reservoirs with dwindling water levels. this met office map of rainfall in april shows that the majority of the uk experienced less than half the average amount — with southern england seein

to shining sea and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> ladies andsecretary mattis. [applause] sec. mattis: they shall not grow old as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun in the morning, we will remember them. mr. president, mr. vice president, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general dunford, gold star families, everyone, we gather here today with a shared attitude of gratitude. 23 centuries ago, so plutarch tells us, an old spartan king observed, it is not the places that grace men, but men grace the places. today, we know that he was right. more than a century ago, this 624-acre plot of land was a plantation on the potomac, scenic but hardly sacred. now these fields hold the greatest treasure of our nation, america's courageous dead, those who today we pause to remember. not far from here lies the marker of oliver wendell holmes jr., a civil war infantry veteran who later rose to be a supreme court justice. holmes said those who serve in our military have hearts that are to

across the irish sea, there is some sea fog and that might come onto shore.ng across southern counties through hampshire, into the south midlands and into kent and east anglia, we have a fair bit of cloud around first thing. through the course of the day the cloud will break up. not immune from showers from mid wales heading towards ken. most will miss them all together but there will be won or two around. coastal mist and fog which could come onto shore at times. top temperatures, 23, 24 in the south—east, 19, 20 into the north. light winds in the sunshine and it will feel nice. 0vernight there will be dry weather, quite a bit of cloud at times so for scotland, northern england and north wales it will be as cold as the one just gone. we will have this sea fog lapping onshore because parts of kent and into the south—eastern corner generally and another weather from waiting. that will be progressing steadily south eastwards through the course of the day. the heaviest rain will be with height and at lower levels it will be drizzle. the winds will start to stren

in off the sea and it is exacerbating the problem.

crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea.erhood from sea to shining sea. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary mattis. sec. mattis: they shall not grow old as we who are left grow old. age shall not weary them or the years condemn. at the going down of the sun in the morning, we will remember them.hould -- remember mr. president, mr. vice president, general dunford, all-star families, everyone, we starnford, gold , we rememberryone today the fallen. that spartan king was right. more than a century ago, this plot of land was a plantation on the potomac. now, these fields hold the greatest treasure of our nation, america's courageous dead. not far from here lies the marker of oliver wendell holmes junior, who later rose to become a supreme court justice. he said that those who serve in our military have hearts that are touched with fire. , heng known a great things said, they are content with silence. if you have ever known one of knownllen, you have greatness, but it is hard to be content with their silence for we mi

may god bless you with fair winds and following seas.od bless the navy and the marines, and god bless the united states of america. [applause]

here are the sea temperatures.f the north sea. it won't be particularly warm on the coast for the rest of the week. a lot of dry weather, a keen wind. it will build chile in the week —— east. this is where we will see higher temperatures. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: after weeks of threats, president trump now says he'd be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstances. if the circumstances present themselves, we are prepared to, but they are clearly not at this time. violent scenes on the streets of paris, as the city's traditional mayday march becomes a protest against marine le pen. they can't even agree to disagree. britain and eu leaders offer rival explanations for what happened at a downing street dinner. after months of demonstrations, venezuela's president says he's creating a new citizens assembly which could give him much greater power. and the faces of war. a new exhibi

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the temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea.nator whether it is typical of this time of year but in strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is newsday on the bbc. iam rico i am rico hizon in singapore. after weeks of threats and tough talk, president trump says he will hold talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstances. talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstancesm the circumstances present themselves, we would be prepared to. the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, gets an invitation to the white house, but he says he may be too busy to go. also. violent scenes on the streets of paris as the city's traditional may day march becomes a protest against marine le pen. and a tribute to the japanese

still chilly with that breeze along north sea coasts. tomorrow evening, againafew north sea coasts.ain, the arrows indicate whether breeze is coming m, indicate whether breeze is coming in, adding a chill from the sea. there is no difference on friday. southern parts of the uk may brighten up a bit. barely any wet weather to talk about. it has been a very dry april. for the weekend, high pressure develops to the north of us. we keep this flow of air from the north sea, keep it cool for eastern coastal parts. elsewhere, someone in the sunshine, especially in the west, and it is looking dry for the weekend. theresa may says no one should accept that striking the right deal with the eu will be anything but tough. —— should expect. with the eu will be anything but tough. -- should expect. during the leadership campaign i was described by many colleagues as a bloody difficult woman, i said, the next person to find that out will be jean—claude juncker. person to find that out will be jean-claude juncker. today at five, theresa may says she‘ll live up to her reputation as "that bloody diff

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a surfer lost at sea for more than 30 hours, describes the moment a helicopter crew spotted him.nd then turned it around. and then they saved my life. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where the us house of representatives has narrowly passed a republican party proposal to repeal barack obama's affordable healthcare act. after suffering an embarrassing setback in march, president trump finally notched up his first major legislative victory. the vote in the house of representatives was tight. 217 to 213, with no democrats voting in favour. but quite how quickly this bill becomes law is a very different matter, as it still faces steep hurdles in the senate. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. the moment itjust after two o'clock this afternoon in washington when trumpcare this afternoon in washington when trumpca re became a this afternoon in washington when trumpcare became a thing. the ayes are 217. the nays are 213. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid up

tho5e temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea.strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be 5un5hine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: after weeks of threats, president trump now says he would be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea‘s leader, under the right circumstances. if the conditions are clear, if the circumstances present them5elve5, we would be prepared to. but they‘re clearly not at this time. violent scenes on the streets of paris, as the city‘s traditional may day march becomes a protest against marine le pen. they can‘t even agree to disagree. britain and eu leaders offer rival explanations for what happened at a downing street dinner. after months of protest, venezuela‘s president says he is creating a new citizens

authorities blame the situation on tourists feeding the sea lions. they could get aggressive when they are hungry. >>> the curtain falls forever on ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus and tonight these words heard for the final time. >> welcome to the greatest show on earth. >> after 146 years ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus is folding up its tents for good. the circus gave its last performance tonight in new york. dechaining tickets sales and complaints from animal rights groups led to the end. >>> we will be right back. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses.

>> we have significant sea level rival -- sea level rise already baked in to the system and it's important to realize that this decision has to be made today to lessen the impact in the future. >>> for the 106th year in a row, runners laced up their shoes and went to the bay to breakers. for many of these people roaming the 12 k route, the main goal was to show off their colorful costumes. one no-nonsense athlete finished first, popping in at 38 minutes, 44 seconds, philemon cheboi. and then first place in the women's was buze diriba. there were partiers and there was no relaxing on this stretch of the course since the park has closed for a renovation project. finishing touches are made before the square reopens wednesday. no reports of any arrests along the course and the roads have reopened. >> my wife goes to work early sunday morning and had to try to get through it and was stuck in traffic for three hours. >> i believe that. >> mile four is where we have the costume contest and it was colorful. for those who had costumes on. [ laughter ] some don't. >>> there is areas of low clouds pu

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walk to watch the sea lions play, bark and doze in the sun. but many saw the video on saturday a fl sea lion snatching the girl. >> i think that everyone probably has a new rechlgs of what they're capable of. >> new video shows the girl and the family feeding the sea lion before it pulled her over. >> thaerl they werious enabling the sea lion i'm not advised. >> these tourists from alaska say they would have known better. >> we're from alaska i've seen stuff like that before. i know that they're mean. they're extremely aggressive. >> yeah wild animals. >> i thought it was kind common sense apparently not. >> now the tourists over here strifting from alaska say they've seen first hand sea lions take on a killer wleel they were horrified to see the girl so close np nbc bay area news. >>> undercover cops fishing for crooked contractors. have a start up to thank he reeling in bad guys. the problem is home horn ownering thing the same service is full full of good guys that mistake could cost them thousands of dollars. consumer investigator chris ch