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i'm wondering when you're out there on the water, it's not just whales and sea lions, are there more problems because of the encounters with people? >> i'm not sure. i know there are probably regulation saying you can't get within a certain distance, and again we were not following them, we were just waiting for the swim to begin. i don't know how big the problems are with the larger vessels. our club are always respectful if we see animals in the water, and it is neat because they don't have much apprehension about coming close on their own. as long as you're sitting there not going after them, it's a different situation than someone trying to chase it down. >> before we let you go, it looks from the picture that it cames really close, do you have any idea how close it came? >> yeah, i don't. i was amazed that the video came out because my hands were shaking. i would say roughly 25 feet. i think the angle of the photo, makes it appear a little closer, but it was close enough that i could see the tale. the other choosing thing, if you get close, it's routed as it got closer. i have o

the situation here is basically that there can be no see life, seals, sea lions, there can be no fishingds or anything like that or the environmental community will not allow that. that is part of the deal they made. over here you will see eight remaining piers. these may become some sort of a raised platform going 1000 feet into the bay. that will be a place where people can come to recreate, maybe have food or go fishing. all of that is undecided but these will remain until they decide whether or not they want to do that. if they do not, these will also go out as well. starting around 10:00, whenever they decide to do these explosions, the chp will have rolling outages. that is to say rolling stops so people cannot cross the bridge at the time the blasting is going on. there is no danger to the people on the bridge except the fact they may get spooked by the sound of the explosions. they are not that loud but they are not taking any chances. this will happen every other weekend until november when all those piers are gone. then the decision will be made whether or not to keep these. th