living community but sustain the human community as well. >> you and i are both scuba divers and steve chonoticed in resent years reduction in the wildlife i've seen around reefs, are you actually able to observe the destruction of corals impact on these eco systems as you dive? >> all the time i just came back from dives in hawaii and along the coast of california, we participated on ocean mysteries and documented projects to replant coral reefs so there is hope to reestablish these reefs. but, yeah you can see the impact and again it's like a perfect storm, you add pollution, you add runoff you add the hundreds of millions of tons of plastic waste we dump you add in the unsustainable fisheries and dynamite and cyanide fishing comes together and you and i like to scuba dive and there is an etiquette sharing this echo system with the coral reefs and too much hands on can damage the reef and see that from tourism. >> it's big stuff we have not touched on the acid of c 02 from global warming and thank you so much for your insights on this. >> thank you. >> beautiful and tomorrow might on the

steve cho, al jazeera in the triangle. >>> time for the latest in the sporting world. >> thank you verycharge of organizing the 2022 world cup says qatar is the victim of clear bias and has told al jazeera he believes the country was unfairly focused on during a corruption investigation. qatar was cleared of serious wrongdoing in the report that was put together for fifa that is the governing body by american lawyer michael garcia and he was investigating all the countries for the 2018 and 2022 world cups and he says qatar has been singled out. >> all the reporting that came out in terms of michael garcia the description was that the focus was on us it was on 2022 bidding at qatar and that was inaccurate. the simple fact was the investigation was on all bidding nations, 2018 along with 2022 this other fact is we were very open and accepted an investigator coming from a nation that is or coming from a country that was a competitor to us in 2022 we never raised an issue because we are confident of our position and we embrace the whole investigative process because for us it was an end to

cho hyun-ah was charged after demanding that a crew member be removed from a flight for failing to serve the nuts on a plate. i spoke a short while ago to our correspondent, steve evans who's this seoul for us. >> reporter: cho hyun-ah, contrite, but not contrite enough. the judge said he didn't think she was really sorry, so a heavy one-year sentence was needed. inside this plane, she had a mega tantrum, because the nuts in first class were served in a bag, not a bowl. her father is the airline's head, so she felt entitled to order the captain to turn back to the gate to have the offendingoffend offending purser put off. it started a debate about career family-owned firms called chevals. samsung is the biggest. you think electronics, but it's everything from this amusement park to ships to hospitals, to housing, to funeral homes. on land and sea, from cradle to grave. samsung's head was convicted of tax evasion. >> they're often said to run the company or the group in an emperor-like way. that means they make decisions on their own, without any check or balance or monitoring by the board of the company. >> reporter: for critics, that car park epitomizes the pr

steve rudin will join me in and we'll have more on another winter blast coming our way. back to you. >> parts of southern maryland got the most snow from this storm. diane cho live in calvert county. diane, how are conditions out there right now? >> well leon it's not so bad. in fact the pavement here in this shopping center where we are is wet. the good news is it's not covered in ice because the sun has been out for most of the day. and what is left on the ground in this parking lot is mostly this slushy stuff that we're seeing underneath my feet. for the most part everyone we've talked to here in calvert county told us they were impressed with how quickly they were able to clear the roadways and side streets throughout the county today. calvert county as much as seven inches of snow in some areas. it wasn't the hardest hit in the state. that went to st. mary's county where one area saw as much as nine inches on the ground today. we found several people trying to clean up their driveways pretty early this morning. trying to get it done before it started to refreeze. >> it hasn't been too bad. early on it was very nice. snow was light. that around the road