they are shipwreck hunters. they were at cross roads doing lots of deep water explorations and both of them saw friends die before them many times. they were at a crossroads what do you now. one was approaching 50 and the other 40. they ran out of challenges and were at this crucial point in their lives and they decided they would go find old spanish treasureshi ships. that is what they dedicated their live to. in treasure hunting it turns out bad for the explorer. they go broke and set out and don't find out what they are looking for. >> c-span: where do they live now? >> guest: staten island and boca raton. >> c-span: where did you meet the one with less hair? >> guest: a few years ago. one thing he was huge and powerful and he said he was one of the highest paid body guardss. and secondally he picked up the four figure check and i was happy about that. >> c-span: why did they call you? >> guest: this was only the second pirate ship found and identified deserved something more than a telling of a press release

i mean literally a wreck, a spanish shipwreck. it's an incredible archeological find, and we keep bringing up more treasure all the time. >> you must be taffi. >> welcome to the mel fisher maritime heritage society. >> taffi's father, mel fisher, salvaged tons of treasure from the sea. oh, yeah. solid gold. >> this is an emerald cross and ring that was found in 1982. >> some of his most precious artifacts are in the museum he founded here in key west. he must have loved the adventure. >> he did. he was an awful lot like tom sawyer. >> tom sawyer had the mississippi. indiana native mel fisher dreams up his childhood adventures on lake michigan. >> he would go to the lake, and he made a dive helmet out of a bucket. >> how did that work out? >> he said that it didn't work at all. >> in world war ii, mel joins the army corps of engineers. >> over in europe, one of his jobs was building latrines. >> but after the war, this hoosier is fated for a higher -- or maybe lower -- calling. >> he'd met some gentlemen who were spearfishing in ta

it's been called the holy grail of shipwrecks... discovered deep in the sea. we'll tell you how much the treasure on this warship that went down 300 years ago is worth. nikki: and.... the warmer temperatures made it the perfect day for a winter jog.... we'll show you some of the costumes in today's jingle bell run. are iowa" nikki: this weekend-- the world's largest sunken treasure has been discovered. more than a billion dollars jewelry were found on a warship that went down 300 years ago. abc'5 sara haines has the story. feast your eyes on what could be billions of dollars in sunken treasure? experts speculate these images to be gold, silver and jewels researchers have been combing the sea floor to discover! it's been called the holy grail of shipwrecks - the san jose - sunken more than 300 years ago! in a mighty battle - what we imagine would be like this one from 'pirates of the carribean' nats - pirates caribbean clip pirates and cannon sound the three-deck ship sank in 1708 during heavy fighting with the british off the coast of cartagena ? sparkling coi

not all of these sites may prove to have shipwrecks. contain potential and contain those crucial community and building elements to have these conversations around these ships and around the slave trade. >> you have the names of any of these individuals slaves who either lived or died in this shipwreck? do you wish you had a name? themu wish you could honor by calling their name. as long as you can say someone's name, they are never gone. i wish we could say the names. we can honor their spirits by o jose.ring the sa our hope is that as we do this work we may find some names. but the reality is you are probably not going to. though they may be nameless, they are alive in our spirits and they are crucial to our understanding of who we are. say the pastnce to matters. the way the folks in mozambique reacted to this helped us realize that what we are doing is more than looking back. we are helping people to find issues that have divided us. by shining a light in all these dark corners, we can find that reconciliation and healing that is so

it's being called the holy grail of shipwrecks.son -- billions of dollars of sunken treasure at the bottom of ocean are at stake. here's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: in these first images from the ocean floor, you can clearly see vases, cannons, and what looks like coins. so much gold, colombia's president making a claim as big as the discovery. "it is one of the biggest findings and identification of underwater heritage in the history of humanity," he says. the spanish galleon, the san jose, sank on june 8th, 1708, in the caribbean off the coast of cartagena, colombia. it was 150 feet long and armed with 64 guns. estimates of the treasure on board, believed to include emeralds, gold and coins like this one shown on the facebook page for sea search armada, and silver vary widely. from an astonishing $4 billion to as much as $17 billion. "it is a job of many years with many people," says a member of the team. "a huge triumph." dive teams have kept the exact location of the galleon secret, for obvious reasons. it was found in 1,000 f

we have archival material that documents shipwrecks there. the smithsonian is coming in. not all of these sites may prove to have shipwrecks. but all of them, whether they are in st. croix, cuba, senegal, or other sites, they all contain potential and contain those crucial historical and community -building elements to have these ships and around the slave trade. >> you have said, you do not have the names of any of these individuals slaves who either lived or died in this shipwreck? do you wish you had a name? >> you wish you could honor them by calling their name. as long as you can say someone's name, they are never gone. i wish we could say the names. we can honor their spirits by remembering the sao jose. our hope is that as we do this work we may find some names. but the reality is you are probably not going to. though they may be nameless, they are alive in our spirits and they are crucial to our understanding of who we are. this is a chance to say the past matters. the way the tribal folks in mozambique reacted to this helped us realize that what we are doing is m

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for now, the precise location of the shipwreck remains a secret, for obvious reasons. wright, abc news, new york. >> good luck keeping it a secret for long. thanks for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here at abc n >>. >>> black lives do matter. >> renewed calls for police to revamp their use of force policy with less lethal alternatives. we'll have the story. >>> this echos policies enacted in nazi germany against the jews. >> and donald trump's inflammatory remarks about banning all muse limbs from entering the united states. also... >>> wild waves and a wet week. the surf warning in advance of some strong rains. >>> triggers and shields instead of guns and bullets. calls for san francisco police to change their use of force policy and use less lethal alternatives. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm an ashley. the naacp is meeting to talk about the death of a bay view man last week. they're asking to review the city's use of force policies. mario woods was carrying

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>> well, this ship was called the most valuable ship sunk, the holy grail of shipwrecks.his has been searched for decades, and it was president santos in a celebratory mood who said that the colombian navy together with the institute of french anthropology and history were able to finally pinpoint the exact location of the wreck. there are pictures that they've shown during the press conference showing what is left of the ship underwater. they say they have no doubt that it is the ship that has been the search for so long. because they were able to see the bronze canons that were unique to that ship, and have dolphins carved on them. while this is obvious by one of the most important discoveries in decades because the trove is valued somewhere between $4 billion to $17 billion. >> wow. let's hear how excited the president was, alessandro, and then i'm coming back to you. here is the president of colombia. >> this is one of the greatest, the colombian government will continue it's investigatory process of exploring and protect protection. >> it means something from a previ

it's been called the holy grail of shipwrecks, the san jose sunken in battle more than 300 yearago. in a battle that we would imagine looked like this one in "pirates of the caribbbbean." it sank during heavy fighting with the british, sparkingly coins captur in this image surrounding the ship, buried fall below the surface. the treasure thought to be worth anywhere from $4 billion to $17 billion making it the most valuable shipwreck in the western hemisphere. researchs using solar imaging to identify the ship, described the history of humanity. sorry, how exciting is that, i'm thinking ery time i go snorkeling, i always l look to see -- not scuba diving -- just snorkeling -- i look for shining coins at the bottom of the ocean. >> you ignore the fish. >> i'm not going to get very far, i'm snorkeling. >> sara will have part two and who actually gets the money next week. >> that's a depressing story, because there's a legal battttle. everybody wants the money. you know how that goes. >> it sounds like an expedition right up your alley. >>> want to show you, if you're hunting for some

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the unveiling will be on memorial day and the ceremony will include survivors of the shipwreck paying tribute to their fallen comrades. an internationall y acclaimed singer is performing in sioux city this weekend. bass-baritone simon estes will perform with the mount zion baptist choir as part of the christmas spectacular at theherpheum on saturday. estes has performed with opera companies all over the world. he is a centerville, iowa, native and says he always relishes the chance to come back and perform in his home state. "whenever i come back to iowa, it's like coming back home. my roots are here, and i've sung with the des moines symphony orchestra many, many times. but i love the midwest, i love iowa, and i'm really thrilled to be back in sioux city again." said simon estes. estes also currently holds teaching positions at iowa state university and wartburg college. you can watch estes perfom this 7:30 p.m. (sheila) today, we had a chance to spread a little holiday cheer in northeast nebraska. (matt) the "tree of love" made a stop in emerson, nebraska, this afternoon. sheila and

even before the shipwreck, these people suffered much.hey are all from an iraqi isis.ty fleeing a new source of refugees. she is looking for her son, too. the survivors have been taken to several locations. do not know if their friends and family survived. this morning, they are plucking people out of sinking boats. this is another callout. this is a dinghy. every wave swamping it. people pleading for help. >> stay calm. david: babies are rescued first. he was promised billions to stop the boat. the arrivals have slowed. almost 2000 people are crossing into greece every day. five small children here. this is the third note we have seen in the past hour and it is only nine: 30 a.m. the rescue teams have seen 10 already. that is not even the most overloaded. when people are this desperate to reach the european shores, nothing will stop them. most of the people working here are volunteers. but the european cross guard -- the european crossing guard is unlikely to deter people. >> they want to come, they will come. david: this is what is happ

niobrara plaque will be dedicated next memorial day in a ceremony that will include survivors of the shipwreck paying tribute to their fallen comrades. it's an amazing experience for a woman to hold her newborn child immediately after birth. but when the baby is delivered via c-section, new mothers often don't those first precious now, some siouxland hospitals are changing that. ktiv's sarah te slaa shows us. << nats- she's incredible. baby hope is just a few hours old. she's alison reed's fourth child, but hope's birth was different than her other kids. 20:30 "she didn't get wisked away out of the room right away she was skin to skin with me right after birth which was amazing," says reed. it's a new procedure during c-sections at cherokee regional medical center called skin to skin. :43 "we put baby right up on mom's chest, we pull down that gown so baby is skin to skin with mom. they are chest to chest so they have that bonding experience," says stephanie hill, the ob supervisor at cherokee regional medical center. the procedure is routinely done for vaginal births, but baby hope is the fir

. >> it seems well integrated and from the shipwrecks of the bay to the marine corps memorial and the fa abroadened its definition of aircraft to include drones and rc planes and that's not doable. >> if this band is only temporary. how temporary? that's still up in the air. >> the faa is upgrading its radar systems to be able to detect the unmanned plans in the d.c. area. estimates say that can be done between january and july. meanwhile, the ama filed a suit to responsible flyers and flyers like cyrus phillips say that's not the enemy. >> we don't want to fight with the faa. we don't want to be outlaws. >> we are waiting for a response. i want to show you a live look at the woodrow wilson bridge. traffic doesn't look like it's piling up too, too bad. today is one of the busiest travel days of the year as you head home after the holidays. you may want to give yourself extra time if you're on the roads or taking to the skies. unbelievable weather from shorts and t-shirts to tomorrow, jackets, puffy coats and take your pick. >> yes. temperatures tomorrow will be in the 40s throughout d

hemsworth undergoes a body transformation, dropping an estimated 30 pounds to portray a starving and shipwrecked sailor. how did you do that? >> i just didn't eat a whole lot. throughout the shoot, we would reduce the calories down, down, down, until we were at about 500, 600 calories. i can't say i want to do it again. i read things now, and if it even mention skinny, it's a pass. >> hemsworth plays a first mate on a whaling ship attacked by a white whale. hemsworth learned how to run a ship to make it look authentic. >> as i understand it, you spent time training in sailing and harpooning? >> yes. how to navigate your way around the ship. >> what was it like in the helicopter shot of you? the seas were really rocking. >> ron, i will ask the questions. >> oh. >> no, i'm kidding. >> i remember you saying fine, no worries. i climbed up there, and it was like incredibly intimidating. i was just trying to look heroic. white knuckling it. >> back on land and in real life, "people" magazine's former sexiest man alive, gave up living in hollywood for a more private existence in his native australia wi

tonight, what t thought to be one of the world's most valuable shipwrecks is a secret no o re. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. for those of you celebrating tonight, happy hanukkah. evening.elisa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m a beautiful sunset downtown, but more clouds east where we're seeing colder temperatures. 30s there, 40s for most. tonight, clear skies but patchy fog will become an issue, getting down into the mid 20s. gorgeous sunshine tomorrow, and much of the 7-day. that's next, but first here's deborah with your local news! " "

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tonight, what is thought to be one of the world's most valuable shipwrecks is a secret no more. neal karlinsky, abc news, los angeles. >> we thank neal for that story. we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. for those of you celebrating, happy hanukkah. night. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now.

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. >> sreenivasan: finally, the shipwreck of the spanish gallion believed to be carrying a fortune ingold coins, silver, and gems, has been found off the coast of colombia. colombia's president tweeted the news last night and said the wreck of the san jose found near cartagena could be worth at least $1 billion. it was sunk in 1708 while carrying its precious cargo to inspector general to fund the spanish war. i'm hari sreenivasan. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: giada

tonight, what is thought to be one of the world's most valuable shipwrecks is a secret no more. neal karlinsky, abc news, los angeles. we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning, and david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. for those of you celebrating, happy hanukkah. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change

in today's money, billions. >> the incredible thing about the "san jose" find this is a virgin shipwreck. years. >> reporter: it took the treasure-hunting schmidt family 16 years of hard work to finally get lucky and find the historic >> you hate to say it's a dream come true, but it's a dream come true. >> reporter: months ago they hit it big, finding more than 350 spanish gold coins worth $4.5 million. the exact location of the "san jose" wreck is a closely guarded secret, and there will likely be years of court fights to determine who is entitled to what, but treasure hunters say it's about more than money. >> everyone thinks in treasure hunting of the gold and silver, but it really comes down to the amazing artifacts that tell a bigger story, provide a great bounty of information for mankind. >> reporter: for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >> amazingled conversation that story sparked here on this set. a lot of budding treasure hunters. >> exactly. >> and i confess to watching "titanic" over the weekend. >> that turns into a whole other story. >> she went out and bought a s

it' s being called one of the world' s most valuable shipwrecks. mike: speaking of value , you cannot put a price on the day we had today. high temperature, 59 degrees. a few clouds over westchester. tomorrow, temperatures will be colder than today. overall, we continue the warm trend. the average right now is running five degrees above normal. it cool down towards the end of the month. we will see if that happens in december.

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paul of the shipwrecked church where people there plan to talk about another marching rally in honor of woods and they also say they're calling for swift action by the police department in demanding justice for woods and taking action against those officers. we'll of course wait and see what develops from all of this and have the latest throughout our newscast. >> i'm curious, are there any police officers there tonight keeping an eye on things? >> there very well may be. i have not seen any myself. that doesn't mean there are not officers in plain clothes around here. officers were aware that this protest was going to be happening, this vigil, so they likely are here. i just haven't seen any myself. >> cristina rendon in the bayview district. thank you. >>> this video has many people now asking how officers are trained for critical situations just like this. our team coverage continues right now with ktvu crime reporter henry lee. henry spoke with experts and police tactics and training to get their perspective. what did they tell you? >> it happens after nearly every fatal police s

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