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st. paul island, smack in the middle of the bering sea.ll that said, hey, we've got a fishing vessel that's trapped in the ice in st. paul, and we need you to go up there. >> gooth and her crew will have to fly 600 miles to get to the ship, which will take them six hours. meanwhile, the coast guard cutter rushes toward st. paul island, muscles in as close as it can, and tries firing tow lines across the ice to the alaskan monarch, but it doesn't work. lieutenant commander's gooth's chopper is half an hour from the island when she begins hearing radio transmissions from the two ships. >> we hear the captain from the monarch telling them we're coming close to the rocks, we're putting our survival suits on. when we heard them say, "survival suits on," that keys us to say, this is not a salvage anymore, boys, we'd better be ready for a rescue. >> by the time laura gooth maneuvers her chopper over the bow of the monarch, four crewmen are ready to leave the ship. while the crew's being rescued, captain morris hanson and his engineer decide to st

the indonesian island of st montana erupting volcano has forced thousands of residents to flee with action rocks raining down on surrounding villages. low clouds above mt syndrome it's always smart to go more than two thousand meters most kayla has been rumbling since september but recent eruptions from the tories to raise the alert. residents of seventeen has come into emergency shelters outside to find new uses. now slice it in two thousand and ten. ore miner of the main story was always a special emergency measures in place in thailand is in bangkok sees some very severe. it will continue on that story in a handy dandy and the airk new and new guru

could be as high as ten thousand nineteen ten when mark thompson had more now from the devastated island of st. my limbs ripped its opponents' points placing high and trees uprooted. how long lines and down on streams across see two strips that by wins at least reaching two hundred miles an hour. along the roadside children spend the day holding up signs taking the fish. many of the schools here have been destroyed i used to fund the school when the company collapsed. when i suddenly cried. dozens of people on the line and still huge wind storm swept through on friday. it's kind of painful ones. thousands of residents were evacuated ahead of time. and the young comedy words and when the wind started to paint all that is not much left she constantly. i don't want to go to a refugee center because i want to stay with my paints. during the typhoon imam and i was terrible. we all thought the whole house is going to fly away. it felt like that from us five hours around a hundred and ten thousand of the audience displaced have taken refuge in makeshift evacuation centers like this school. he had bla

some expats for the bases move to st to chipping away at tokyo's trained to administer the control over the tiny uninhabited islands. china's actions and this may have backed by a drop in the u s closer to japan and helping to bolster support for tokyo's intended to strengthen its military washington dc and to not touch any support is a former national security agency and the list tend to be capped with snow to ski in the display. it's on to the campaign in the run up to the reopening of the us congress in january. i'm good security surveillance practices have sped on activists and did not sin like to call a halt to what they see is new patient papacy. it's time to stop the nsa come from seizing in search of mine e mails my g mail blogging my telephone calls i never signed up for this. the us citizenry does not want this and i want the people who see the pups to know that her millions others were thinking the exact same thing meanwhile united nations committee has adopted a resolution to protect the rights to the seat external forces they dance it follows reports that the us eavesdrop on foreign leaders including t

to one of the largest filipino communities outsidef the islands, and lars night dozens of people gathered at a church to pray for the victims. st. andrew's opened mas with a prayer for the victims. filipino-american,any with relatives who live on the island. while many loved ones areow accounted for, oths are not, including this womas husband. >> can't get wor to him, so i don't know how he's doing. >> howong has it been since you have spoken to him? i think about two days shocked and i w crying because my children are all there. >> the same region was struck by a 7.1 magnitude ethquake less than twoonths ago. >> i kind of pra and wonder again, o, deargod, how much c people bear, but they're bearing it and we pray very hard. i say don'tive up, don't giv upkeep praying. we're waing to hear. >> the father says a group of local crches raised money to send overseas right afterhe earthquake and they pno do the same same thing for the typhoon victims. you can go to nbcbayarea.com, the link at the top of the page will showou how you can help. >>> ople gathered for a day of action in severa cities around 13-year-old boy w was shot a th

islands. in a place like this, thwater st stacked up as it ved into bays and channels and once the water roseit knocked down everything in sight. ere is no power, no fuel. roads and bridges e out. many coastal services haveot yet been seahed. because communications areut theris no way to know th status of the re isolated communities. we hitched a ride with the u.s marines on a c-130 into tacloban. the u.s.ilitary is ferrying philippineroops by the hundre and often carrying storm victimsout. while aid is beginning to arrive, it is butt a trickle i an ocean of need. there is no other way describe the sittion in tacloban other than goawful. the stenchf death hangs everywhere youo. quite ankly, it's a wonder the people who surved have kept their sanity. brian? >> harry smith, back imanila tonight. hay, thanks. >>> also among theembers of our team on the ground covering the story in the philippines, r chief medical editor dr. nay snyderman. e made her way by air to one of the hospitals itacloban. on her way the, she witnessed some of the rst devastation which is all t more alarming in the before and

to one of the largest philippino commities outside of the islands and tonight they' hoping for signs that their loved os survived the storm. st. andrewsatholic church opened up their mass tonight with prayer fo the milies. >> it's ashock, not onlyhe earthquake but nowhetyphoon. and i kind of praynd wonder, you know, dear god, how much can people bear but they seem to be bearing it and we're praying very hard. >> for the latest updates onhe typhoo go to nbcbayareaom. >>> across the state today people gatheredor a day of action for 13-year-old andy pez who was killed by a sonoma county deputy. in santa rosa dozens of peoe gaered. last month a sheriff's deputy shot and killed lopez saying he thought the toy gun that the boy was carrying was a real rifle. >> i c't imagine. when i fst heard about it,y heart just breaks for his mother. happen to one of my children. i feel so much love for that family. just had to come out. >> and a smaller ptestas held at the b.a.r.t. staon in fran today as well >>> new details about george shir cow what. he was stenced to jail here yesterday. ter he's released shakawa will be on pra bags for three

st. louis reservoir. the storage capacity of more than 2 million-acre feet of water. this year, not so much. >> this is dry. >> this is what a drought physically looks like. island emerging from the center of a 500 foot lake. that's only a quarter full. >> it looks fun to kayak on. there are islands that weren't here before. >> stretches of land that haven't seen sunlight for decades exposed. >> what does 24% of capacity really mean? >> our livestock should be completely drowned. >> no water story in california is crystal clear. and san lewis' is equally murky. combined with federally mandated federal water delivery contracts and to farmers in the central valley have left san lewis the lowest it's been in years. >> i'm at the dinosaur boat launch and the dock is sitting on grass. >> and despite guaranteed water delivers, the main problem is mother nature. >> we had some rain three weeks ago. it rained four seconds. >> no rain, no snow pack. and dwindling supply of water left to feed and nourish a thirsty state. >> this doesn't look good. >> andrea, kpix5. >> brian webb also made land fall today in the middle of lake mendocino. >> in a good year, the water should

us and south korea for st in planes over the cause today is deliberately ignoring china's demand to that it be informed of all flights on the no fly zone covers a group of islands that are claimed by both china and japan are currently under japanese control china deployed its planes after the new air defence and was breached by several american and japanese and south korean military aircraft without warning. the chinese air force identified ten japanese planes and two from the us according to officials in beijing china's establishment of the air defence zone was not directed towards any specific country or target it's entirely for the purposes of exercise in china's right to self defense and will not cost regional tensions. japan is showing verbal restraints. prime minister cecil ave said his country wants to deal with the situation calmly and firmly. but using my door is always open for dialogue and i would like to work hard to deepen relations on all levels through dialogue. but it will have a big deal the local cement their minds the confrontation centers on these islands called tou in chinese and sing come through in japanese. their belief the rich in fish

area is home to one of the larst filipino communities ouide the islands a last night dozens of people gathered at a churc to pay for the stth a prayer for the viims. 99% ofarriishiers are pill fe lipino-american. many have relatives in the typhoon's path. many are getting good news about their family members, others are not. st. andrews says a group of localhurches areaising mey to sendoverseas t the typhoon victims. >>> peopleathered for a day of tion inself cities around the state yestday horing the 13-year-d boy who was shot and killed by a sonoma county deputy. the shooting happened in santa rosa. the deputy said he thought a toy rifle e boy was carrying was a reala k-47. ople whourned out said tt they did it to tryo make people remember lopez ando support his family. other rallies were held in san francisco, oakld, los angeles, and sacramento. >>> will she or won't she? hillary clinton headlined two big events last night inan francisco, and everyon wants to know will she run r the white house in 2016? gave a speech at the national association of realtors conventi at the moscone center. supporte rallied outside hours

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first middle college established in rhode island and first american charter school dedicated to the nursing profession. my grandfather was a proud nurse at st. joseph's hospital for many years. as a four-year program thins constitution helps to bridge the fap gaap between high school and college, providing students who have graduated ninth grade with an innovative learning experience that allows them to graduate with a high school diploma and nursing credentials so they can enter the work force. it first opened its doors two years ago and today provides a quality education for 27 young people from my home state of rhode island. if we are serious about getting our economy back on the right track, we need to find new, innovative ways to make sure young people have the opportunity to go to college or begin their careers equipped with the skills they need to compete in a global economy. the nursing institute middle college is showing us one way to achieve this goal. i want to applaud the work of the chief executive officer, their entire faculty, staff, and all the students. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what