calcium within seawater, calum carbonate skeleton.he slow growing coral is very sensitive to changes in its environment. this satellite image shows the sea bed around boracay island. the island is in the middle. the coral areas are shown in pink. dr. fortes paid attention off the white beach. by following the changes occurring since 1988, the decline is very easy to analysis shows that the amount of coral in the sea off white beach has decreased by 40% over the past two decades. between the beach and the coral, will is also an increasing area in brown, where the coral has died and simply left behind its crumbled skeleton. dr. fortes has been analyzing photographs. they show in certain areas, the coral has vanished altogether. >> the area, 1988, you have coral not just here, from there, there, but look, practically disappeared. >> this is dinowad, photographed in 1988. the darker areas in the water show extending for around 100 meters. almost 20 years later, the coral is nearly all gone. >> waves, water, it erodes the land. there must

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he is skeleton's in his closet. -- skeletons in his closet.oth candidates, while they have a lot of support, they both have people in their parties that don't like them. >> neither will go in on overwhelming -- with overwhelming support. on the democratic side, the party will unite around hillary when it is clear that trump is the opposition. to that extent, democrats will go in with an advantage. katty: thank you. it will be an ugly campaign. police in france have arrested 4 islamic militants on suspicion of carrying out attacks in central paris. three men and one woman were arrested at dawn. they also have an unused cartridge for an automatic rifle and computer equipment. they say they were known to security versus and one has been under house arrest since last month. ofa has asked were tens millions of dollars for compensation in the united states, saying it was a victim of corruption by its own officials. knowledged officials were guilty of selling votes in world cup bidding contest, but get thedetermined to cash back. a naval force attack

a skeleton laid out in a casket is how they last saw their father. >> it was shocking and a hard thing to see him, just his skeleton. >> reporter: they are taking his cremated remains back home but leaving this memorial that is just a quarter mile from his home. an unbearable thought for the family that never gave up looking for their father and continue looking foreclosure. >> we get to bring him home today. >> a large turnout today for fill ajunior. >> action air 1 was above the services as officers from near respects. friends and family told stories of his life. he was killed while protecting driver. >> he was everything that is good in law enforcement and the human race. he was a selfless soul. >> i'm proud and honored to call him a hero today. he earned it and deserved it. >> he will be buried in his home state of massachusetts. the sheriff's department will dedicate a plaque in his name at a fallen heroes memorial in may. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> good evening, everybody. looking at some showers. light stuff rolling into pinellas an

kennedy: so melania has some skeletons in her clothes, really beautiful skeletons. >> my favorite partdonald trump deleted the tweet right after. it's like in a courtroom drama where one of the lawyers say something and the other one objects. >> he deleted it, but then he wrote with it again with lyin' ted in it. the first one didn't have lyin' ted. kennedy: the thing i like about stain gram is you can edit your post. with twitter you have to delete something and it makes you look like you are embarrassed by it. now, you won't get as many favorites and loves. are you surprised this ways we are talking about? >> i have been surprised by a lot of this. it's interesting to me, particularly trump is the frontrunner. he acts like the under drawing he could stands become and be presidential. and you would think if your wife was on the cover of this magazine it's pretty public common knowledge. you ought to be proud of it, right? why not. kennedy: she was in the moment. and rightly so. if i had a body like that -- >> she works at goldman sachs. kennedy: she works sat goldman sachs? she is bri

i was told you had skeleton hands and i'm quiet during it? i close my eyes?l right. >> stephen: again, i have no idea what's going to happen. tell my wife i love her. ( laughter ) >> this would be so weird if this is the way you died. >> stephen: yep. got a lot of egg on me. we'll try it like this. okay. close your eyes. now open them, and just trust me, stephen. >> stephen: open m yeah. ( laughter ) stephen, this is one of the greatest moments of my life. i want you to know that. i-- ( laughter ) i guess in some case this really validates me as a comedian. god, look at this... ( laughter ) the 21st annual critics choice awards sunday on a&e and lifetime! t. j. miller, everyone! we'll be right back! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ when i grow up, i want to be a teacher, a scientist, or maybe a dancer. ♪ but learning is hard when you're hungry. kellogg's has helped provide millions of breakfasts to kids who start school without it. and with your help, we can all grow into our dreams. ♪ take 25% off nike appa

add meat to that skeleton, they finally -- the primary issue if the -- skeleton, the the primary issue with that is the only base the fcc can be attached to is currently under state and national telephone charges, long-distance. is, not a lot of people are making long-distance calls anymore, so the base you on is shrinking. at the same time, lifeline and the high cost of these other programs are growing, so when you have a growing numerator and a shrieking denominator, you end up with a larger fraction. one solution might be to ultimately increase the base to add the tax not just long-distance phone revenue, but also your monthly internet charge. that is potentially on the table now that the fcc has aslassified internet access telecommunications, but it is politically difficult because when the fcc made the controversial move to reclassified internet, they made the process that they will not tax the internet. so if the fcc goes this route, they will have to thread the needle to argue that universal service line charges are not a , and theythe statute support the consequences of doing s

apple cofounder steve woes knee ak is supporting apple in the fight to build a skeleton key to break into iphone s. they have always pro second user's right and the federal government is using a weak excuse to gain access to information. after federal authorities asked the tech giant to unlock an iphone used by one twovrt san bernadine owe shooters. the iphone will help with the investigation. >> good news for fans of fantasy web sites draft king and fan dual. a video tribute for rg3 has gone viral. whretdz of lights and retweets. malik is not ashamed of his love for rg three. . >> i'm not ashamed to say that i get emotional yeah i'm a fan. you know i don't have any personal relationship with him but you know what i mean, what are fans for.d posts them on so. rg3 it. yesterday morning you were to school off. leonardtown 5 aas well and fredericksburg 44. we'll warm up, warm up nice a lip warm up qu sun comes up today and temperatures will shoot upyouth. no problems gaithersburg n c off and on closures for t. morehavk in a few for you guys. >> straight ahead a big and bere ndin for fou

. >> only a charred skeleton of the building remains leaving dozens of people homeless. >> my apartment was in flames, the pets are dead, everything is gone. ambrose to help. >> it's incredible and shocking in a great way and a great sign of the community here. >> donations are being collected until 5 this evening. sarah fhinney news channel 5. >> stay with news channel 5 for continuing coverage on this story and download our news 5 app for updates on the go. we are following breaking news from east cleveland this afternoon. police there in east cleveland have recovered a stolen car that belongs to the son of cleveland's police chief williams. calvin williams jr. left his 2011 chevy impala running at a gas station. gun which was inside it. no suspects in the car theft and the gun that was inside the car remains missing. >>> new at the noon hour as we continue investigators in south west ohio are revealing what they found in search with the school shooting there. bb guns ammunition knives and computers were seized from the home of the 14-year-old student accused of opening fire in madiso

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i'm not saying that that skeleton is not of one individual. it could perfectly well be >>> in terms of history, the business of bones is a relative upstart. but the true value of our past lies in the mysteries long buried. that may be too high a price for any one person to pay >>> you have to remember we're looking at something that has been buried for 150 million years. so we're the first ones to see this come in, being exposed, being unearthed. even every little square inch of bone that is exposed has been seen by no-one else >>> england is full of history and this dinosaur auction is one for the books. what's the future for the business of bones? hundreds of millions of years of history has yet to determine its fate. that is it for this episode of techknow here in london. we will see you next time. dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes at alaljazeera.com/techknow. well.

police say the shooter was wearing a black hoodie, skeleton mask and gloves. >>> campaign 2016, and we have where the candidates stand. today's topic is the war on terror. john, with everything that's happening in the world, that has been a cutting edge issue in this race. >> it has, and ever since 9/11, terror has been at the forefront of american politics. both parties have struggled with how to make the issue their own. this year donald trump is rewriting the play book, as he rallies voters behind his ban. >> we have to be much tougher, much stronger than we've been. >> reporter: in the wake of paris and san bernardino, trump upped the ante in the war on terror. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: most of the leading republicans shunned that call. john kasich called it outrageous. and ted cruz said it's, quote, not my policy. but trump's position has >> it's ironic. >> reporter: a terrorism expert and active member of the council on foreign relations. >> i'm very worried that trump's rhetoric, which is i

the dichotomy of architecture which is the skeleton and the muscles and the drapery which of the energetic spirals the travel rhythmically through the composition. the wounded soldier is falling down but then with the drapery and the light there are all these things that are rising up towards the future. the future's face is the most illuminated element of the whole composition. also an infinity symbol that i constructed into this. how the arm is picked up by this hand which is picked up by the drapery the continues through with this hand going behind it. the head of shoulder and the arm. ll these other allegories that are described within how i designed it. he infinity symbolism is about eternity. about how this is an element that will always be there. you have this sense of caring humanity the senses humanity. how do we create the collective? where all of humanity is represented. nobody is left out. there is the sense of interwoven connectedness and that is why we also had this terminology about brothers in arms and weight of remembrance. this sense of our society as a whole and how that

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. >>> investigators hope dna from two human skeletons will help identify who they are. they got a call on wednesday about a skull found in polk valley. if dna can't identify them they will try to reconstruct a face using the skull. >>> one of the grand marshals of this year's san francisco pride parade is not just one person. the title of organizational grand marshall goes to the black lives matters movement. they have several grand marshals and they are selected for being local heros who made significant contributions to the lgbq community and society at large. the pride parade will be held on june 26th. >>> the news at 11:00 continues. chaos in chicago. protesters shutdown donald trump's windy city rally tonight. the gop front runner is firing back tonight. >> most importantly she will once again lay down beside the man who is the love of her life. >> plus, the farewell to nancy reagan. the who's who of politicians and celebrities paying tribute to the late first lady. >> and don't try this at home. the bay area daredevils taking advantage of today's wet weather. >> h

. >> tearing cars done to their skeletons, kimble and his crew install custom ballistic steel plates and glass. and then put it all back together as good as new. the cost to armor a car goes from $40,000 on up. and kimble says business is good. and getting better. >> economic stress on the, in the world, the economic downturn, the terrorism, that type of world that we live in nowadays is, is -- good for business. unfortunately. just a second. >> who need these armored vehicles? >> so our clientele range from heads of state of foreign countries all the way done to a soccer mom here in the u.s. >> protection against kidnapping? protection against assault from an angry soccer parent? >> outside the u.s. mainly kidnapping for ransom. inside the u.s., usually protecting just against street crime. >> when i got hit. first, felt like a ton of bricks. >> this detective, nypd, knows firsthand value of protection. in 2013 he was shot in his ballistic vest during a routine stop for a minor subway violation. >> gentleman gets up. he starts walking towards the train car door. i see him reach into

. >> apple cofounder steve woes knee ak is fighting to mack a skeleton key iphones. they have always pr next giantse fbi says it wilju po thaoint 18 years old. >> you this this morning michael white producer of rocky horror picture show and monty python and holy grail died. according to his girlfriend he died in california and was 80. he was born if scotland and began pro doosing flames in london before big screen. most recently he was subje dler over the new selfie kim yostrt kim, summed up the twitter battle with essay that she posted to her web site you have to be a member of. she's third of being empowered by other body. i don't do drugs, harley drink. never committed a crime yet i'm a bad role model for being proud of my body. >> can we move on already. >> kim k doing kim >> you'll be talking month about it. madehe's winning. new york city. >> it's estimated over a billion barbie dls and over 150 countries and we want to you share your favorite barbie doll memories tweet us @fox5dc. >> high, gary. >> what's going on. >> weather? >> yeah. >> fabulous. >> you're b

. >>> investigators hope dna from two human skeletons will help identify who they are. they got a call on wednesday about a skull found in polk valley. if dna can't identify them they will try to reconstruct a face using the skull. >>> one of the grand marshals of this year's san francisco pride parade is not just one person. the title of organizational grand marshall goes to the black lives matters movement. they have several grand marshals and they are selected for being local heros who made significant contributions to the lgbq community and society at large. the pride parade will be held on june 26th. >>> the news at 11:00 continues. chaos in chicago. protesters shutdown donald trump's windy city rally tonight. the gop front runner is firing back tonight. >> most importantly she will once again lay down beside the man who is the love of her life. >> plus, the farewell to nancy reagan. the who's who of politicians and celebrities paying tribute to the late first lady. >> and don't try this at home. the bay area daredevils taking advantage of today's wet weather. >> h

thing will be growing his skeleton back. it could take years to get his full-blown density.tt, or any astronaut would agree, it is infinitely worth it. katty: this is something we haven't had, a twin to measure him against. -- what kind of data will that throw up for nasa? butt is a tiny data sample, it is unprecedented. his identical twin brother, mark, a retired astronaut, has been living a regular life on earth while scott has been on the space station. why not take advantage of that medical and scientific opportunity? they will be taking samples from mark and scott, and drawing every conclusion they can. it is a brand-new thing, for us to a spent that much time in space. , butust quick probes starting to move away from earth. the space station is the crucible where we test that. addedcott emma we get the bonus of the controlled sample of his identical twin. the doctors and researchers are trying to -- scott will give more blood in the next month than he has given in his whole life. katty: thank you so much for joining us. >> nice to talk to you. many: that sounds like a

. >> the skeleton was scattered and the more we looked around the more bones we've seen. >> did theyook like they were >> oh, yes. probably since this place of built. >> reporter: once those skeletal remains are collected they will be taken to the medical examiner's office to be reviewed and to find out who they belonged to and how this person passed away. once we find out new information wewel let you know. dan krauth, nbc 6 news. >> thanks so much for the update. >>> it is 11:06 now and also breaking news. the fbi has arrested a florida man in connection to a sizeable gold heist. 46-year-old adalberto perez was arrested without incident in opa-locka, all of this in connection with a tractor trailer carrying precious metals. the robbery wanted last year and we brought you extensive cocoerage of that when it was happening. he's expected to make an appearance in a miami federal courtroom. >>> police are looking for two other suspects possibly in connection with this robbery. they're still trying to figure their part in this out. here's a sketch of what investigators think the two men if

>>reporter: in just the past 15 minutes the charred skeleton of that bus was pulled out of this gas station. for those who sought go down say it is something they will never forget. at 2:30 the driver of this empty trans metro bus pulled into the chevron station because he thought the engine was overheating. firefighters say by the time he made it across the parking lot, the chevron food mark, the bus was smoking and flaming. >>it caught fire so quickly, probably within two minutes half of the vehicle was engulfed. >>reporter: employees inside chevron hit the internal gas shut off to keep the flames from getting to the underground fuel tanks. >>we did it right away. that is the first thing we have to do when there is a fire. >>reporter: was at the first time you have -- you had to sit the shut off valve? >>yes. >>reporter: witnesses said they heard two explosions. >>it was like a torch shooting straight up. >>reporter: when the firefighters arrived they began evacuating the area around night and howard. >>the heat was crazy. we were on the corner at starbucks and you can feel the heat. as s

today, ryan, we're goi to be dragging all your skeletons from the closet. and once we are through here today, then you also will be through. smells a little bit like bourbon in here to me, pat. oh, that was-- are you going to lecture me on my bad habits when you got a whole pile of them over there all your own, counlman? you know what, pat? i think, uh, i think we're through. i don't think we've really gotten started. why don't you sit down. (gun cocks) i said sit... down. malone: what the hell are you doing? cosgrove: well, i got a lot more questions for you. malone put that away. cosgrove: stay with us, folks, because you are with pat "the lion" cosgrove, and things here are about to get real interesting. (gunshot) oh, you got to be kidding me. who-- is that for real? let's not wait for a call. you heard the boss, gu. let's go! let's go! let's go! (sirens wailing) (sirens wailing) (tires screeching) stainton: sru has arrived. they'll be on their way up in a minute. talk to me. we got one shot fired about 12 minutes ago. they're still in studio? yeah. well

there's no skeletons in his closet. >> reporter: two men worked together under then attorney general janet reno. >> he would change the court. when the republicans say this would change the court and settle lots of social issues that are important, they're right. they just don't like the direction that he would go in. >> reporter: while senate republican leaders have said they won't even hold hearings on the issue, little says garland may have an ally, utah senator orrin hatch. >> i think orrin hatch is not going to be able to say, i'm unified with the republicans, and i think he shouldn't even get a hearing. i think you are going to see orrin hatch say, you know, this guy should probably get a hearing. i think this is a good chance to engage the american public and say, look, who do you think the next nominee should be, and vote for the president and the senate that you believe will provide that nominee to you. >> republican east bay attorney tom is running for the seat vacated by barbara boxeser. >> i don't support him because he clearly believes you can change the amendments. >> i

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. >> guest: to add a little bit of meat to that skeleton the primary issue with the service on contribution mechanism right now is that the only base that the usf can be attached to is currently interstate and international telephone charges. the problem is not only are people making a lot of long-distance calls, the tax is shrinking and at the same time lifeline and the high cost of funding these programs are growing and ending up with a larger fraction. one solution might be ultimately to increase the face base by saying we are going to at the tax and not just phone revenue but your monthly internet charge. that's something that potentially is on the table now that the fcc has reclassified internet access as telecommunication but a politically difficult a because the fcc base some of the controversial move to reclassified internet has made a promise that we are not going to tax the internet and even a specific congressional statute out there that says that to preempt any type of attempt to attack internet access. if the fcc has to thread a needle to argue that universal service reform com

. >> napa county sheriffs investigators are reevaluating two skeletons found in rural napa county this week. concrete workers discovered the bones on monday and they do say the bones are not native american. >> police are looking for a driver of a van that hit and killed a man before powell street. we're live near that tunnel to tell us what information police have to work with. lyanne? >> reporter: there was so few witnesses out here, we know he's a 60-year-old man and that he died alone, now, the mayor wants the driver caught. this is the fifth pedestrian killed in san francisco so far. police say a white van was seen driving on powell street, turning on broadway, when it hit and killed the pedestrian. it's not clear if the man was in the crosswalk at the time. >> we don't know if the person was dragged or if the impact landed body. >> the hit and run happened at 5:45 in the morning when it was raining and dark. >> all we have is a white van and no windows. >> neighbors know cars speed as they approach the tunnel. >> this can happen any time. you know? to me, that is unacceptable, th

. >> napa county sheriffs investigators are reevaluating two skeletons found in rural napa county this week. concrete workers discovered the bones on monday and they do say the bones are not native american. >> police are looking for a driver of a van that hit and killed a man before powell street. we're live near that tunnel to tell us what information police have to work with. lyanne? >> reporter: there was so few witnesses out here, we know he's a 60-year-old man and that he died alone, now, the mayor wants the driver caught. this is the fifth pedestrian killed in san francisco so far. police say a white van was seen driving on powell street, turning on broadway, when it hit and killed the pedestrian. it's not clear if the man was in the crosswalk at the time. >> we don't know if the person was dragged or if the impact landed body. >> the hit and run happened at 5:45 in the morning when it was raining and dark. >> all we have is a white van and no windows. >> neighbors know cars speed as they approach the tunnel. >> this can happen any time. you know? to me, that is unacceptable, th

. >> reporter: the fire already was raging leaving nothing but a skeleton of the transmetrobus. in a phone call with kpix5 a manager with transmetro identified the bus as a paratransit chevy mini bus, likely a 2012 or 2013 model that holds about 25. kpix5 that transmetro has a $1.3 million contract with alameda county that runs through april to take county employees from b.a.r.t. to county facilities. transmetro also runs buses from sf state to daly city b.a.r.t. >> it was literally like a torch shooting straight up into the undercanopy up there. >> reporter: investigators are looking at the source of two explosions heard throughout the city, though thus far they don't believe it was one of the now melted gas pumps. >> i believe preliminary they were the tires exploding. >> reporter: one san francisco firefighter was injured out here this afternoon. we're told a piece of equipment from the rig fell off and left him with minor injuries. in san francisco andria borba, kpix5. >>> sheriff's deputies accused of running a fight club at the san francisco jail, tonight criminal charges

there are skeletons, so the key is to clean out those skeletons and redeploy the capital toward the piecesost value. a lot of investors don't want to deal with it and that is when multiples are too high. that is when it is a normal company. cory: what you are describing our companies where most of the numbers you would look at are going to look crummy. not just top line numbers, but free cash flow generation. fort going to be there those companies? it's hard to imagine they could be better. guest: therein lies the opportunity. we are betting on the people managing the companies, so we spend a lot of time getting to know who is driving the ship. you have a lot of companies, especially in europe, where you have good business is buried under bad businesses. as they peel off the weaker, low are --businesses, they it is like vivendi where you have universal music it was surrounded by these underperforming telecom assets they have been selling off. anotherlevator pitch -- when you are looking at. guest: this is one of the largest salmon farming companies in the world. they have been rationalizin

the images show the skeleton of a bus remaining and extensive damage done to vehicles.37 people dead. among them, one or two of the attackers. 125 wounded. 19 in critical condition. this is another attack that has shaken turkey to its score underscoring how vulnerable the population is. the government believes a terrorist organization is behind it. not disclosing who until the investigation is complete. >> thank you, arwa damon. >>> the president of the ivory coast is appealing for calm after the attack left 16 people dead this weekend. gunmen opened fire at three beach resort hotels near the capital. african affiliate of al qaeda claiming responsibility. cnn's robyn kriel is live nairo nairobi, kenya. >> reporter: this isn't the first of al qaeda in the islamic rim with the attack of this nature, christine. they also launched attacks against hotels last year killing dozens of people and in bakima faso attacking a cafe popular with person westerners. this is the latest high profile attack in the last five months. they are trying to compete with isis with publicity and o

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the skeletons, you know, look in my closet, look at my numbers, mistakes that i made. >> these concernsan be crippling to newly minted small business owners. >> i think people start businesses because they're passionate in the thing they're getting into. you make what you enjoy. >> it's your baby. we don't want to call your baby ug ugly. >> ray and rommy have survived cheese challenges because of entrepreneurs organization, or eo for short. >> the real goal of accelerator is to hold the mentees accountable and help them get up over $1 million. >> tom cuffler is one of the eo advisers, the owner of civic asset management, a successful real estate and commercial firm. ple to says accountability is the key hurdle for many at ray and rommy's level. >> we call him tough love tom. >> business owners like ray, rommy and tom get together once a month as part of what they call the eo accelerator they focus on the sometimes daunting details of running a business. >> i had a bookkeeper. in the classic entrepreneurial way i decided i was going to take over the books. he said you're not a bookkeeper

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but crime scene investigators hope to learn more about who this skeleton belonged to and exactly what caused them to end up here. that's our story for now. live in oakland park, brandon beyer, 7 news. posing as a doctor and practicing without a license is arrested again. vanessa medina is livi at palm beach county where he's being detained. >> reporter: as if this story couldn't get more bizarre, it does. malachai posing as a medical doctor for some time. he opened up his own medical clinic and made house calls f. we can go to video, this is his latest mug shot. again, he's just a teenager, 18 years old. his latest arrest comes after police say he defrauded an 86-year-old woman. police say that woman hired the teen to help her out. she said with severe stomach pain. he sold her fake vitamins and forged her name on checks he allegedly stole. police say he paid his car loan, morehan $29,000 to nissan and used the ches to also pay his credit cards f. we can go to our the teen was arrested a few weeks back for practicing medicine without a license in west palm beach. now, at that office,