sea world has already rescued more than 400 sea lion pups since january. more than twice the number in a typical year. extremely malnourished and emaciated, these sea lions arrive in desperate need. sea world's rescue team provides feedings around the clock, most of them by tubes. >> it is very emotional. >> reporter: in the 50-some years that sea world has been around, park officials tell us they haven't had to suspend a show. well, with these sea lions coming ashore they tell us sea lions live has been suspended for approximately two weeks. >> so the sea lion and otter stadium team is sending their members to work alongside sea world's rescue team members to get these animals the help they need. >> reporter: sea world has had to take some of the animals in the park and move them to other areas to make room for the sea lions. right now they're also building two temporary pools to house more pups. with all hands on deck, it's taking a toll. >> i've been here in the park for 20 years. it gets me because i see the commitment every day that i'm work alongside

. >>> coming up the new face of sea world. the theme park giant is going full tilt with a new ad blitz, fighting back against critics who say it mistreats the animals that star in its shows. >>> later, home entertainment, our toy insider mom lori shack will join us with brand new ideas. you are watching in "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by finish quantum max. >>> recapping our top story the recovery operation resuming this morning after that deadly plane crash in the french alps. the germanwing's passenger jet was headed to dusseldorf from dars loan that when it went down with 150 people on boompld one blak black box has been recovered. this morning the first bodies are expected to be removed from the crash site. >>> switching gears here. sea world is launching a new campaign to fight back against its critics. >> the theme park giant is hoping the new ad blitz can help repair its image after that damaging documentary. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: sea world is trying to counte

i'm from florida and we often went to sea world growing up and it was pretty cool to see the animals so up close. especially animals from the sea because you don't go down to your nearest lake and get to see orcas. >> sure. >> i'm torn. i want my children to have the opportunity to be able to sea sea life and wildlife and there are a lot of people that thought after that documentary they would never go near the theme park. they went publicly and their stock is down 50% from their high in 2013. >> we will have to follow this and see what shakes out of it. >>> coming up family game night. >> more and more families trying to get back to the basics. this morning, our toy insider mom, laurie schacht, joins us with fresh new home entertainment ideas. you are watching "world news now." att2wút+o md7 bt@qb/0 tt2wút+o md7 "a@qr#t tt2wút+o md7 bm@qy(x tt4wút+o md7" dztq w, tt4wút+o md7" entq psl tt4wút+o md7" gzt& it4 tt4wút+o md7" hnt& yzx tt4wút+o md7" iztq 33 tt4wút+o md7" jntq !c@ tt4wút+o md7" lzt& 9.< more and more families are discovering reconnecting over games that don't require a batt

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coming up at noon, the new push by sea world to reparities -- repair its image. the details you'll want to hear next. autria: little league world series hero monet davis is proving she's a class act both on and off the field. davis is forgiving the college baseball player joey castleberry. he was kicked off bloomberg university's team over the weekend for posting an offensive tweet about her. davis sent the school a letter asking castleberry to be reinstated. the school says no. it's standing by its decision. sea world is launching an ad campaign today in hopes of repairing its image following the release of a documentary. animal rights activists in the film "blackfish" accuse the theme park of abusing the killer whales. print ads in major newspapers will defend sea world's practices and highlighting its generosity including a $10 million donation to study endangered orcas. finally, more springlikish weather is on the way. jacqui is back with the last look at the forecast next. autria: well, come take a look at this. this might be one of the scariest sights ever c

." >>> sea world launched another ad campaign amidst heavy criticism. >> don't believe pita, our killer whales live as long as killer whales in the wild. >> animal rights activists accused sea world of abusing the endangered animals. they reject the claim and point out they committed $10 million to study endangered orcas if the wild. >>> still ahead one celebrity will not be returning to the ballroom after last night's "dancing with the stars." outside sky 6 hd showing you a gray sky this afternoon and david murphy is tracking a midweek warm up that has rain. your exclusive accuweather forecast when "action news" at 12:3 comes right back. >>> take a look at this, a shash frenzy was kaurt on camera off the coast of louisiana over the weekend. the sharks are s ares are s ares are migrating north after going south for the winter. that is terrifying video. >> it's okay to watch it from the helicopter. >> as long as you don't get in the water. we might see some thunder boomers this week? >> perhaps thursday night the first of the spring stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry acro

sea world is flying in workers from its texas and florida parks to also help treat the sick sea lions >> it chokes me up, the parks commitment, with the team members i work with, they are my heroes and more of those heroes are coming back to help us. >> sea world is also building new pools so they can take in more sick and starving sea lions. the park says the problem is so bad this year it's the first time animal rescue efforts forced it to stop performances to help with rescues. >>> shelter dogs get a second chance by being trained for police work. san antonio-based universal canine rescued 750 dogs across the country, they are given to police departments for free. the director of the organization says any dog can train to become a police dog. >> usually the dogs that nobody wants as a pet, because they are high, high energy, those dogs usually get euthanized, right? but those dogs are excellent for this type of work. >> one of the dogs that was rescued was just one day away from being euthanized. she now works as a police dog doing narcotics bust just south of dallas. >>> 7:25. an

. >> sea world has already rescued more than -- more than twice the number in a typical year. y malnourished these sea lions arrived in desperate need. >> it is very emotional. >> in the 50 some years, park officials tell us they haven't had to suspend a show. >> so the see lion and otter stadium are sending their team to help get the animals the help that they need. >> right now they are also building two temporary pools. >> i have been there in the park for 20 years. >> i see the commitment every day that i'm working alongside these two team members. >> researchers are trying to figure out what is causing this mass trend with the sea lions. the mothers are diving deeper leaving the pups to fend for themselves. >> these sitweighs have been reported before. >> until they find out, sea world will continue to take them in. >> they will monitor the situation. they had gotten three times as many as they normally do. >> bad situation. we will be right back. >> an american couple were crowned champion at the uk's eighth annual wife carrying championship. raced over a hilly course mor

there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> sea world in san diego is stopping one of its mostopular shows, the sea lions live show is on hiatus for two weeks. they're helping to rescue sea lion pups who are showing up in large numbers along the california coast. they've rescued more than twice the regular number this year. the park is building two temporary pools for the sea lions. this is the first time that animal rescues have forced a shutdown of any of its shows. experts say unusually warm ocean water is forcing nursing mothers to head out further for food. >>> and what started out as a facebook dream has turned into a horse racing reality. kimberly trae haserry has the story. >> reporter: this 3-year-old colt is making quite a name for himself. >> when you get involved in a sport like this you stay optimistic that you'll have a good horse but this is beyond our dreams. >> reporter: on valentine's day, the horse won the el camino derby and will compete later this month in kentucky. >> if he wins that race he definitely deserves a chance to show his stuff as churchill downs

. >>> sea world san diego is putting its sea lion and otter show on hold so park facilities can help rescue sea lion pups. >> we basically are rehabilitating right now two years worth of what we normally rescue. >> reporter: sea world says it's rescued more than 400 stranded sea lions from california shores this year. park officials say the pups are sickly and thin and need time to recooperate. they're building two additional pools to accommodate the pups and flying sea lion handlers in from parks in orlando, tampa and texas to help. >> it really chokes me up just this parks commitment. the team members i work with. they're my heros and more of those heros are coming back to help us. >> reporter: it appears the amaceuated pups are not getting enough food but it's not clear why. this is the first time the park has shutdown shows. >>> a north california teen's art inspired by news headlines. >> i think people can look at it however they want. >> i talk about his digital imagine of bill cosby that gained him national attention. >>> and we have just heartbreaking details about a woman hi

if we're looking at sea world as an indication sea world had one of their executives resign. losing a lot of revenue all because of the documentary black fish. this could be a big reason that their bottom line is hurting. >> yeah. as a result. go back to the tricksters doing their -- they're not standing on their nose that really occur in nature. you get them to do this without being a little bit cruel to them and incurrenting them with not just carrots but tricks. >> they were not doing those tricks at all. >> did they have the hat? >> no. they were all natural. hanging out with their families. >> the ringling brothers has settled a lot of cases. but, hey, the bright side is that these elephants will be joining a conservetory in florida. it's not like they're just -- >> get some sun. have some food. thanks guys. happy friday to you. that's all i have for you today. hope you're making money. here's liz. liz: i have more melissa. watch out. in this final hour, a river of red after better than expected jobs number which is actually, of course good news. led investors on a chick

. >> sea world has rescued more than 400 stranded sea lions. and bringing in workers from the texas and florida parks an as well. >> they will help them care for. and they are building two new pools. so there is more room for treat animal high school. they are seeing more rescues. because water temperatures are sending the fish the sea lions eat further from shoar. >> it is making it hard err to eat. >> authorities say he overpowered a deputy and ran off. >> if he was violent enough to assault you know, a sheriff was officer. lord knows what he would do to stay out. >> intense search still on the way to find a child molest store. >> one of the 49ers most popular players. colin kaepernick is on the trading block and what the team has to say about it. >>> we are off and running as weigh take look. things are looking good at 880 in oakland. we will talk about the one area. >> highway four and the san mateo bridge. >>> i would trade the fog for rain. >> nothing today. but tuesday, wednesday. >> large and in charge. >> we will have more. >>> we are

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. >> reporter: it's gotten so bad sea world announced this week it's suspending its sea lion show so trainers can help with rescue missions, which can get emotional. >> this week as i see the commitment every day. >> reporter: the sea lion pups usually stay on the channel islands off california's coast, but scientists think warmer waters forcing their mothers deeper into the ocean to look for food leaving the babies to fend for themselves. >> they ended up on our beaches skinny and cold and looking for space. >> reporter: problem is rehab facilities are filling up too fast. the sickest and weakest nursed back to help at shelters. and eventually, hopefully, released back into the wild. that's the first priority for rescuers. and for the pups a second chance for survival. hallie jackson, nbc news, santa monica. >> here's to those coming to their rescue. >>> when we come back no time to waste. skiers dig through the snow to find a friend trapped under an avalanche. >>> there is a brand new island in the south pacific never before touched by man until now. here's some pictures taken by a

there are online videos explaining how sea world cares for the animals.sed questions about the treatment of killer whales in activity. steven king the best seller master is waiting for an apology from the governor of maine. he addressed that king a long time resident of maine moved to florida to avoid paying income taxes in the state. it was a suggestion that needed fact checking. king set the record straight in saying the governor is full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green. we are glad to pay our taxes. a revised address no longer mentions king at all. what do tailor vift and harvard have in common. they're purchases x rated do main names early? i think it's a good idea. >> okay. now for a look at what's coming up on "morning joe." a lot to ask benjamin netanyahu's spokesman. allegations that israel spied on the u.s. and plus the apology tour that the white house isn't buying. no prompter? no problem. ted cruz gives an announcement from memory. the word he used almost 30 times in that speech and one person said it reminded him of president obam

. >> unfortunately that's what most people want to do whether they go to sea world and swim with dolphins or feed the dolphins and they think it's no different. there's a jie ginormous difference. this is a marine mammal that is endangered and not getting treated as such. sheila macvicar, al jazeera. >> that's "america tonight." tell us what you think, come back for more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> tomorrow. >> to the apaches, it's an ancestral place. >> sacred lands threatened. >> were the apache consulted on this? >> no. >> a controversial deal. >> we would love to have a mine in the community. at the end of the day, it is an issue of fairness. >> america tonight gets an exclusive interview with a foreign mining company accused of taking native american land. >> people have been very critical of your company, saying that it'll leave a permanent scar on the landscape. will it? >> an america tonight special report: "mining sacred lands". tomorrow, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> tunisia's president visits the victims of wednesday's stack on the country's national mus

. >> unfortunately that's what most people want to do whether they go to sea world and swim with dolphins or feed the dolphins and they think it's no different. there's a jie ginormous difference. this is a marine mammal that is endangered and not getting treated as such. sheila macvicar, al jazeera. >> that's "america tonight." tell us what you think, come back for more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> tourists attack in tunisia. the gunmen killed at a museum. welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. in the next half hour the united states rebuke prime minister benjamin netanyahu of his rhetoric accusing him of undermining ideals. >>> europe central bank's new headquarters are targeted. >>> would you like to buy

. >> unfortunately that's what most people want to do whether they go to sea world and swim with dolphins or feed the dolphins and they think it's no different. there's a jie ginormous difference. this is a marine mammal that is endangered and not getting treated as such. sheila macvicar, al jazeera. >> that's "america tonight." tell us what you think come back for more of "america tonight," tomorrow. international news. shining a light on the untold stories. >> believe in yourself and you'll get there. >> making the connections to the bigger picture. >> shouldn't you have been tougher? >> get the international news you need to know. al jazeera america. >> what are you going to do to me? >> put your hands up. >> what are you going to do? what are you going to do? >> get down on the ground. >> what would you do if you were a cop faced with a split-second life or death decision? tonight i'll take you inside the cost of injustice in america. from the hands on lethal force training that is unaffordable to many departments to the taxpayer funded reforms forced on broken police departments that

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. >>> sea world in san diego shut down its animal show to focus on a big problem along the california coast. hundreds of sea lions that are washing up on beaches. >> we have never turned an animal in need away. >> this is the first weekend of shows featuring otters and sea lions were closed. they are flying in employees from texas and florida to help treat the sick sea lions in california. most animals are young pups abandon by their mothers. they are underweight and cold. >> chokes me up, the commitment, the team members. they are my heroes and more are coming back to help us. >> officials say the problem is so bad this year this is the first time animal rescue efforts forced to it stop performances to help with the rescues. >> we had a number of pups washing up in the bay area. >>> ahead ventage treasures for sale to support a bay area museum ask some of the most unusual items that were sold and giving shelter dogs a certain chance. >> and a hollywood star visits san francisco and no one noticed. why he stopped by one particular house in the city. >>> thousands of people jammed into

. >>> sea world is launching a campaign to counter act negative publicity. it includes video about the life span of killer whales. they lave normal 50 years thanks to a healthcare program. it accuses a group of misinforming the public about the quality of care they get. officials called it an effort to restore their reputation. >>> bill requiring all meetings regarding the bay bridge to be open to the public. the committee is responsible for all aspects of the project. a report blasted the committee for a lack of transparency about the bridge, including keeping problems underwraps. it would change that -- under wraps. it would change that. >> we are trying to make sure there is sunshine in the process. when they are the only one who decides what happens, that is a problem. >> officials say they have open meetings policy that allows the public to attend but some say the policy is discorrectionary and the committee can close the meets for any reason. >>> a self-driving car from the bay area new york. -- bay area to new york. it has been tested on streets in ca

i'll mention this and i'm not saying -- but go back and look at what happened to the stock sea worldn that documentary came out, black fish. and the drop we saw in the stock. i'm not saying there's guilt or innocence here. i'm just pointing out the price action in the stock once the doc came out. could happen with yelp. >> i don't want to -- but just so viewers know, we did look at the performance of seaworld after "black fish" and we're not trying to say this is the same thing. but public perception of a stock in a business can be influenced by something like this. after "black fish" was released, one month after wards it was down. one year afterwards, it was down 25%. it could have been gone down for a host of other reasons. >> so listen. i think yelp in and of itself o for a long-term investment is going to be tough until you have this issue resolved. it's probably not going to resolve for quite a bit. that being said, you had that gap down. when the earnings came out back in february. it looks like it wants to fill that gap. you're going to use 44 at your stopoff point. i think j

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. >>> then troubled waters sea world fighting back against critics.today in an effort to repair its damaged image after criticism for its treatment of animals in the documentary black fish. much more on that. then the first couple booted off season 20 of "dancing with the stars" redfoo and emma joining us live in times square and the amazing surprise from noah galloway that brought the ballroom to tears all coming up next here on "good morning america" matt and tam back to you. >> that's a big show. we'll see you soon amy. >> we have been following the details of this breaking news. let's go back live to chopper 6 on the scene in bensalem. this is street route road route 132 between mechanicsville and knights road. fatal accident scene involving a pedestrian, a number of police on hand right now directing traffic around the scene. you see the flares set up and this is going to create problems in the area. stick to woodhaven road as your alternate to street road which is closed in this area or use byberry road and hulmeville road to avoid the intersect

sea. >> nhk world naoki in our beijing studio what were the highlights of the government work report? >> the main highlight was the lowering of the economic growth target to 7%. last year china's gdp grew by 7.4%. the government stressed that it has achieved its target but it was the lowest level of growth in 24 years. and it is clear that the economy is slowing. behind this are strong real estate investment and exports which have been driving the economy. in addition, investing searchly in property development and attracting factories in order to achieve high growth. as a result, the housing market is saturated and heavy industry has too much capacity. the administration of xi jinping has been using the new normal as a catch phrase. its stance is that it is aiming for sustainable development rather than rapid growth with an emphasis on quality and efficiency. premier li keqiang said in the report the leaders arrived at this year's growth target by looking at what is needed and what is possible. he stressed that the country can maintain a sufficient number of jobs at this pace of grow

you've been busy taking care of baby sea lions. >> sea world san diego has rescued over 400 starving >> are they all getting along? >> they're getting along as well. luckily sea lion pups are social animals so they're all over each other. but they comfort each other. about 700 pounds of food a day. >> we have a baby cheetah. they were recently born at busch gardens in tampa. >> oh! >> these guys are so important in terms of the genetic variability -- >> she's kind of freaked out a little. >> they're both brothers. recently born as part of our breeding program. >> the next one -- get in there, get your meat. yes! >> there you go. >> he had to check out the situation and and the other one just went right for it. >> this is the fastest land animal on earth. 65 miles per hour. you can see how long their legs are -- >> how big will they get? >> about 150 to 200 pounds when they're full grown. they're an amazing cat that can accelerate faster than a sports car. >> you can tell they're already in the position. >> just let them roam. >> we have an attraction called cheetah hunt and cheetah r

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seas. >> all over the world a lot of it is containers go to the port of the oakland most the produce some goes by air i don't know of any that is going to the vessels similar to pier 80 but most of it is iou it goes into the air freight. >> thank you commissioner adams. >> jimmy want to thank you for your hard work and this is right where we need to go if you remember the grand jury report san francisco rising that's it that's maritime maritime needs to grow back in january director more and more and i met with mayor ed lee he was 2 hundred percent in about maritime jobs more maritime in the ports i think this is good and i think this is the beginning of pier 96 we need to develop it to the maximum and also pier 80 and just really it adds another dimension to the port and plus our crews ships and maritime can't be a fading star in of the port of san francisco it noticing needs to be a beacon of light here to stay and we'll get people investigators that are willing to invest the money i know what our talking about china had the market cornered and things are coming out of australia but thi

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>>reporter: speed of light entire school transfox sports world into a sea of white hair for shot at gunness world record. >> largest gathering of people dressed as einstein. >>reporter: rules strict. >> flt wig and the mustache. >>reporter: students gathering the costume for about 3 week. >> even with all the preparation the process of actually setting and documenting the world record is complex. einstein would probably appreciate it's a very scientific process. >> you have to have counter and witness and video and photograph and wrist band with numbers. >>reporter: students are counted on the way in. and then the tough part. they have to stay put for 10 minutes. >> get set, go. >>reporter: that's a golden opportunity to learn about the great scientist. >> really enjoys failing but he never learns how to swim. >>reporter: fame us equation. is sing witness me. >>reporter: all too soon it was over. final count iii 19. we broke a world record. >>reporter: pretty bright guy who was also hum a.just like them. >> when he was a kid e.t. had dyslexia and make me feel special because i have dyslexia

if this trend continues, humans may be the only hope for the sea lion population in california and around the world tony, it's tragic in the way that the sea lions careers are coming experts. and the researchers at the marine mammal interest told us that one in five of the sea lions coming to them are riddled with cancer, and that's something that we have not gotten to the bottom of yet. we're becoming experts in the lives and deaths of these animals. >> for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour, john seigenthaler is here. >> coming up, a change in approach? or is it? and is it signify? now after the elections israel's prime minister says that he once again wants to form a palestinian state. >>> the mother of a dallas man shot by the police is speaking out. the police captured the body camera last june, and it shows jason harris holding a screwdriver, and after a few chaotic seconds later several shots can be heard. and plus, the police say that he lunged at them. and the mother said that she called the police to get her son to the hospital. >> every day. every day. i don't trust them.

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and center with the main paradox of these glaciations -- that you had glaciers at sea level in the warmest parts of the world which implies that the rest of the world was glaciated, as well. narrator: evidence for two distinct snowball periods, one 710 million years ago and another 635 million years ago, is found not just in the glacial deposits of namibia, but in glacial deposits worldwide. through paleomagnetic testing, these deposits have all been placed near the equator painting the picture of a snowball earth where all of the continents are in the tropics. at this point, all of the land on the planet would be where it is warmest and wettest, leading to more weathering. this elevated weathering would absorb more and more carbon dioxide over time cooling the earth. as temperatures get colder the area of ice and snow at the poles becomes greater and greater. the expanses of ice at the poles will increase the planet's reflectivity, or albedo, cooling it even more. hoffman: so, presumably the area that's covered by ice and snow gets greater. and as a result, the albedo becomes higher. more of the radiation i