after repeated attacks, the sea lion cannot hold on. water until it drowns. >> killer whales have highly adapted foraging techniques. >> reporter: for the hunt, sharks rely on instinct. but young whales practice. when a seal is caught, it is carried out to the pod where the young learn the art of killing, and for the killer whale, it is an art that is constantly evolving. >> they adapt to certain conditions, and then proliferate those behaviors through time and then pass them on. it's a cultural transmission. it's learned behavior that they're passing on from generation to generation. >> reporter: at 30 feet long, weighing 20,000 pounds, it is an eating machine. sometimes even consuming other whales. >> we've seen killer whales attack all sorts of other whales. it's just part of their prey. >> reporter: this grey whale, another giant of the sea, is no match for the orca, its only predator save for humans. but what happens when the killer whale and the great white turn on each other? these ancient enemies sometimes go after the same prey

it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you seeing it the same way i'm seeing it? were you floating like a ghost or were you trudging and swimming and dragging yourself? what were you doing out here? on the last trip out, we did a lot of night walking. and we walked barefoot for the most part because it's much easier than walking in boots and it's just nice to walk barefoot for days and days at a time. on that trip in particular there were a lot of sidewinders out in the dunes which made for an interesting element because the previous trip there had been snakes but not so many. you would wake up in the morning and there would be these elegant sidewinder tracks everywhere. the guy who dropped us off has the pr

why is it the sea lion cross the road? to get to the other side apparently and media reports say this sea lion crossed the road at the crosswalk and spotted in three different places and caused a traffic jam. >> looks like he's headed to that tiki bar. >> or maybe he came from the tiki bar and passed out in the middle of the road. >> of course what happens whenever anybody is disturbing the peace the police shade showed up for the sea lion and all the fun was over. >> his arms are too short to cuff. you can't cuff him. >> that's going to do it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. if you like shrimp, then you're going to love sizzler's shrimp combos starting at just $9.99! four kinds of shrimp, seasoned just right and served in three new combinations. at sizzler! >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. time for the best videos the web has to offer right this minute. >>> a guy does a flying leap over two officers. >> but then the police notice the camera. >> why the prankster is not laughing about what happened ne

lastly on the tip of a lot of tongues these day is sea level rise. and this is a great job of walking the walk that we need to see on the water front of a bay that is affected by the rising sea levels in terms of for the project itself, having a project plan that really addresses sea level rise and resil ans in the project site and we have been able to continue that beyond the project site and one of the things that i am excited about is during the infrastructure discussions and the policy that the port has drafted thinking about ways that implement our infrastructure and financing dollars that come out of the district that are not needed for the project could be used to improve the city's sea wall, as we know, as the sea levels rise, we need to have a strategy to protect, obviously downtown and all along the water front in ways that are not necessarily going to be addressed by new projects of the sale of this one and that is something that i think that you sort of have a direct view but also a broader city wide benefit that we are excited to see. thi

lion on the beach and you can see kelly step in to get the american bulldog mix off the sea lion and calm the dog down, although the sea lion died, marine biologists determined it was not due to bite wounds. >> the $3 million painting at the palace hotel in san francisco that was going to be auctioned off is not going anywhere. the owners of the famed downtown hotel changed their mind after getting an earful from the mayor and many others. the pied piper was hanging there for 100 years and the palace how tell agreed it was part of the heritage and will be restored and displayed at hotel. it was created for the re-opening after the 1906 great quake. >> people go on facebook to reunited with old friends or make new ones but a massachusetts man is getting a new kidney because of the social site. the 51-year-old met kelly wright on facebook and they are scheduled to undergo surgery, a bacteria infection from surgery in 2011 sent his body into shock and the kidneys shut down immediately. the father of two was put on a waiting list and realized it could be a long wait so he found a perf

. >> jacqueline: one state, the sea breezes are going to decrease. we go for the latter portion of the week we will seek cooling. take a look outside the fog tracker tomorrow. the fog is up and down the san mateo coast. and through the delta. this is is that as it is going to get. mostly clear skies. taking a look at the satellite and radar with mainly clear skies. the storm as well to the north. we are still seeing these light clouds that are pushing through. mostly sunny conditions tomorrow. the future cast out the door tomorrow with 40's and '50's. pretty mild. we will see another day of widespread 70's and 60's closer to the coast. because of that fog. temperatures in your neighborhood. 74 degrees. 72 degrees and san jose. however for the east bay shore we will stay in thie fifties because of the cool green air. in the north bay, we will reach the 70's. 76 degrees. a look a your extended forecast. and warmer on wednesday but we will cool back down for the rest of the week and the weekend. more cloud coverage temperatures getting back into the 60s

the sea pups washing ashore so hungry and so weak. t, there is a giant effort under way to nurse them back to life. abc's clayton sandell was there, as one of the calls came in late today. >> hello? marine rescue. >> reporter: in 27 years, saving sea creatures big and small, peter wallerstein is seeing something he's never seen before. >> they do look so cute. but they have a bite ten-times greater than a pit bull. >> reporter: wallerstein normally rescues 200 sea lion peps in an entire year. but now, the animals are beaching themselves in unprecedented numbers. tell me about this year. >> this year, it's been an alarmingly high number of rescues. done 200 rescues since january 1st. >> reporter: the animals are showing up all over southern california beaches, skinny and starving. scientists say they don't know exactly why. they do know for some reason there simply isn't enough food for the sea lions to eat. >> commercial bait finishmen friends of mine, says there's no bait in the water. no anchovies, no sardines, no mackerel, the kind

the sea level rices and the extremely vulnerable to climate change, the cultural cities were built below sea level and the rising sea waters are putting many people at risk. years ago in front of this building there was a football pitch. now it looks more like a swimming pool. this area is around three kilometers from the sea and the water is still spreading further inland. it's forced people to think creatively. >> for the farmers who can fford it, one way to avoid the flooding so elevate the land using sand. this is an expensive lution and difficult for everybody to find each other? afford to this one pay for -- >> for the young farmers who buy or inat their land from their parents, it's particularly hard. they don't have money to elevate it because they are not getting any income from the land so they abandoned it or sell it for nothing. >> scientists complain excessive governments have ignored the dangers of climate change and warn around 10% of land in the delta could be ruined in the next 10 years if nothing is done to protect low-lying areas. the environment may not be the governm

very much like what we see here in japan, the sea effect snow. 're seeing thunderstorms and rain showers due to a westerly flow of moisture. down there towards the house, and towards the north, ber lynn at minus one here on your wednesday. let's look at eastern asia, we're looking at another storm push across north earn china. we're seeing dry and warm air, tokyo on wednesday expecting 21 here for the high. into south korea, seeing numerous wild fires. very dry air kicking up here. the system will push overhead, and helping out the sichgts the -- situation there. and then around midnight, that's when it will be affected there, pushing over, temperatures will drop back off again. seoul getting up to eight here. this is ahead of the front, 21 here into tokyo, accompanied by gusty winds. now let's take a look over towards the americas. now pushing off towards the east, into new england, you're seeing rain showers here, a decent snow patch, you have runoff, there is a chance of refer flooding now. we want to mention into the pacific northwest, there i

the town in half. he climbed onto a metal roof but though water pulled him out to sea. the water was black with diesel, guest, which, a dirt, mud, and kukchi thrashed around. there was another wave coming. water covered him again and he sought a rope dangling. i barely got to the pillar before the ocean dragged me back so i grabbed it. my lover have was submerged by kept holding on as the water drew away my legs were pulled out i was floating on the back progress first i was not worried about losing my grip but then my hands got so cold. water came in title sequences. in between waves he remembers another period it's still this, the sea was a lagoon a log floated past. sitting astride he could see the extent of the destruction for the first time. the entire port demolished. fishing boats for rolled onto top of buildings. almost every house on including his own. of being floated by he was swimming in the remnants of his past. >> the first part of a june trip i traveled with a young woman and lived with her parents. we all live together. there was no place to stay as he mo

the upcoming voyage will feature drills on the high seas. the commander did not disclose further details of the trial, such as its route or duration. china's rapid military buildup is creating concerns among some neighbors. >>> the u.s. secretary of state is criticizing north korean leaders for threatening to scrap the 1953 armistice that ended fighting in the korean war. john kerry says authorities in pyongyang should try to arrange dialogue with other nations, not create more divisions. the north koreans denounced ongoing u.s./south korean exercises as a flagrant military provocation. they said as of next monday, the armistice would no longer be in effect. kerry said officials in the obama administration want north korean leader kim jong un to stop the provocations. >> rather than threaten to abrogate and threaten to move in some new direction, the world would be better served if he would direct his people and make a decision himself to engage in a legitimate dialogue. >> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon said he's concerned about what he

look ahead, a little cooling with the sea breeze. tomorrow increasing clouds the middle of the week with a slight chance of showers and a better chance of rain toward the end of the week and next weekend, which is easter. >> all right were we will take it. thank you, lisa. thanks everyone for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. good morning america is next. >>> good morning, america. this morning -- endless winter. the severe spring snowstorm that caused this kind of damage, is now heading east after battering the central plains and midwest. so, who's in its crosshairs now? >>> close encounter caught on camera. look at this great white, swimming into a shark cage with two divers inside. >> yes, i think my heart definitely stopped. >> whoa! >> we'll hear from the man who shot this video and find out how the divers survived. >>> one winner. somewhere out there is a single powerball ticket worth $338 million. we'll introduce you to a woman who helps lottery winners avoid the the trap of becoming a

if we don't like them we sometimes just throw them into the sea. >> reporter: the man give us details about the people operating the human smuggling network. >> translator:here are burmese and thais in the network. i'm also sure police are tied up in it. without them smuggling would be impossible. >> reporter: involvement of officers have made headlines. they say it's untrue. >> translator: this kind of business can't be done by individuals acting alone. they do it as a network. an investigation by the police show our people were not involved. >> reporter: they flee violence. those who survive are confronted by another harsh reality. there's no safe place to go. >> translator: i left my family and i don't know what has happened to them. i want to know why our life is so hard. why do we have to struggle like this just to live. i don't know why. >> reporter: the u.n. refugee agency is urging them to protect them. with few countries willing or able to act, these unwanted peopleill continue to set out to sea not knowing what fate awaits them. >>> time now to get a check on the weather. pe

facing the sea. he remembers a roar, water was receding, surging backwards until the open floor was exposed. we have got to get out of here? but his father didn't move. the war intensified. a white wine appeared at the horizon, the wave was coming fast. as he climbed the to get to his father, water came at him. his father shook his head refusing to budge. one last look, then the young fisherman jumped off of the wall. my father chose to stay and i thought it would be the same for me. water tower over him, he saw nine tons, teetering on the waves -- swinging and shattering, and swept into the river that splits the town in half. he climbed onto a metal roof but it sucked him backwards, pulling in not to see. and was black with the land gas, sewage, derek and blood and he rolled and crashed inside its debris, marbles, and there was another war and another way of coming, water covered him again, and he saw a rope dangling, before the ocean began so i reached and grabs it, the lower half was submerged, de

is talking about safely been tried in the sea but you feel like he's getting a fair trial in libya what has been tried once you know two or three sessions you know and we didn't see any mistreatment you know but when you were working and cut off his garment you were in somewhat friendly relations with him were not. there was a working relationship sporadic. but i was basically a consultant. as his own team but some technical issues that relate to my specialisation sometimes yes he gets in touch with me and asks me some questions you know it because back then i was told that he was trying to democratize or liberalize libyan economy and was it a sincere attempt could it have helped at that point no i don't think it was sincere or told i think it was some sort of a division of labor by gaddafi among his own sons you know when you were working with qaddafi did he have any understanding of what was really going on and what could have really happened well first of all it didn't work for good work and for the libyans th i don't think he had any glimpses of understanding of what was coming you

as we go for thursday and friday the sea breeze will return. we will continue to cooling trend for next week. >> coming up seventh street and market street in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> gary: coming up later the draft choice with the raiders. and walker is draft choice with the raiders. and walker is gone...[ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized onions and melted white cheddar. everyday, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. (male announcer): here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> lets look at the lady holding flip flops near the corner of 7th and market streets in san francisco see appear to be trying to sell the then to whomever is interested, then finally she get the attention of these men then the man with the black baseball cap takes the f

today, changes come in with cooler afternoon highs, and a few more clouds in the sea breezes, well, the sea breeze should pick up by the afternoon, a lot like yesterday. so, with a little bit of fog this morning, we are looking at some of the visibility reduced in napa and santa rosa, and talking about partly cloudy and cooler this afternoon, with a better chance of rain toward the end of the week. santa rosa is quarter-mile visibility, and four miles in napa and the rest of the bay is fine but we are warming this morning than yesterday. in fact, we are six degrees warmer in oakland and two degrees warmer in san jose. high pressure is still holding on but it is eventually sliding to the east. as it does, by the middle of the week, we will go out for a southern flow and a couple of weak systems to the north to get awfully close to the bay. the rest of the afternoon, we will call it partly cloudy with some sunshine and cooler afternoon high and 50's coast and 60's around the bay and we are talking about this forecast, really, to hold throughout much of the upcoming work week. 68 in morgan

the event center and mixed use development at piers 30-32 and sea wall lot 330 informational item. >> good afternoon president fong and members of the commission. i am joy [inaudible] of planning staff. this is an information item on the mixed use and development at piers 30-32 and sea wall lot 330. there is not a hearing on the environmental review for the project. however that is under way. as the notice of preparation went out and we will come back this fall with the draftd eir so today we're going to present the project. the presentation will go as follows. i will have jennifer max from work force development come up say a few words and david a allanba and what is important in terms of design and craig dikers will go over the project design and he is accompanied by nick raider from [inaudible], bill crocket and [inaudible] from a com and chris [inaudible] and david israel bar architects in case you have any questions. i have other planning staff members here, chris kern, liz waddy and diane osh mafrom port staff if you have questions as well as jessie [inaudible] and ellen warner

not a cheerleader in the sea level rising area. and if there is, in fact, a plan support by mayor's office and enthu enthusely sponsored by the mayor's office to eliminate a chunk of you 80 it's a land use

is talking about safely been tried in the sea but you feel like he's getting a fair trial in libya he'd been tried once you know two or three sessions you know and we didn't see any mistreatment you know but when you were working and cut off his government you were in somewhat friendly relations with him were not. there was a working relationship sporadic. but i was basically a consultant. he has his own team but some technical issues that relate to my specialization sometimes yes he gets in touch with me and asks me some questions you know it because back then i was told that he was trying to democratize or liberalize libyan economy and was it a sincere attempt could it have helped at that point no i don't think it was sincere or told i think it was some sort of a division of labor by gaddafi among his own sons you know when you were working with qaddafi did he have any understanding of what was really going on and what could he really happen well first of all it didn't work for good work and for the libyans th i don't think he had any glimpses of understanding of what was coming you k

we don't have the sea. give me the impression that there's not just this event a british government is the one like you every now and then used you hear in the news talking about human rights justice social justice and so on but they are the one that many people in the justice the cica seeing community have been fighting for their right to return to the islands ever since they winning some of their court cases pushed. government have continually appealed blocking their progress every step of the way how differently the chikezie in people have been treated there's been a government balloting or knocking on doors on their behalf or asking what they want the h word comes to my mind age four for how long are you going to punish us for how long we're going to leave this life. we don't want to be here we don't want this life we want to go back home. where we belong that i would. send us back or perhaps the most shocking thing about this story with this is simply something that happened decades ago this past injust

assault, assault oh , channel of the deep blue sea. sure no one will see. just look out the world around you right here on the ocean floor. such wonderful things around you what more is you looking for. rag ed claws scuffling across the seas. tell be thin, fine, attention nigger mermaids, chains like hooks and sifrpgs are didy don't bleed into the sea the stains won't watch out we ain't responsible for your mess. the management. there is company, can't remember. there is company. the stains will not wash out. [applause] >> he wasn't dragged death in a quick casual way. they had fun with his body they chained him to the back of the car did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his body came lose and some of the men confessed and rechained him after rolling back over him to get him. most of us heard about this tragedy. something we don't hear is because dragged to death we assume he was dragged like this. see that way chained to the truck it's not true. he was not dragged like that he was dragged like this. chained the back of the truck watching the road behi

when there is no wind and very little air is pushed into the sea water, the oxygen content sinks. if the weather stays calm for several days, the herring use up all the oxygen. >> as long as the fish is fresh, if he can be processed into fish meal and sold for 50 euro since a kilo, but once dead, herring rot's quickly. the children from the local school have been given time off to lend a hand. >> it does not look like much fun. >> as hard as they work, they will hardly be able to make a dent. almost all of it will end up riding where it lies. many farmers are angry over the government's decision to do nothing. >> the question is -- what will happen with the fjord, and what will happen to the salmon trying to swim up the rivers? the problems will not show up until spring. i just hope it will not end in a huge disaster. >> thousands of seabirds are already descending on the area. word of the free lunch seems to have spread quickly. this ornithologist is worried that the oil from the herring will spread more and more on the sea, run aground, and fouled coastline. >> the immediate eff

it's where the sea level rises. i'm not comfortable that a person from san francisco is a climate change denier because we're used to that from republicans who don't live in the area near water. i think there was a lot more climate change before the storm hit in last october. we have a sea level problem and it's knocked out of the box by the same legislation. they are grappling with sea level rise and if you're going to become climate change deniers say so openly. let's have a real hearing on it. i'm not so i look at where the bay used to be, which includes all these sites, and where we're going to have -- thank you. >> hello. my name is david [inaudible] mitchell and here on behalf of property owners near peoria and sea wall. while i think it's important that the planning commission has this hearing and on design issues i think it's important that the public is involved in this process as well, and right now the process with regard to the environmental review on this project is seriously deficient. there is not adeq

not a cheerleader in the sea level rising area. and if there is, in fact, a plan support by mayor's office and enthu enthusely sponsored by the mayor's office to eliminate a chunk of you 80 it's a land use issue. so this is your opportunity to ask for hearing. i can't ask for hearing and i'm pleading with you get the information on what the sequesterer monies are going to do to the city. we shouldn't have to read it in the paper. thank you >> is there any additional public comment 1, 2, 3, 4. >> okay seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioners that will place you under the regular calendar 11 and 12 have been continued you're on the next session. san francisco overlook the developmental. please notes the public commit for the draft is close it end on june 19th. the public does not conduct the final hearing and they've been presented to you already on the general calendar >> good morning. i'm lisa planning department staff. the item before you is the vial impact report for the project. a draft of the certification motion i

to a red spring saying this is the blood of perseus that he washed off his hands after he killed the sea monster and on that rock over there, you can still see the marks of the chains where andramada was chained. and even to this day i've visited jaffa a couple of years ago, there's a rock out there of the middle of the water there which they call the rock of an drama da -- andramada. this is the overlapping borrowing cultural commingling as it were that really, i think, eclipses the whole idea of the us and them. >> we are talking about dr. eric gruen, he's talking about how that ancient world and how it connected. i have a feeling he's going to connect it to our 21st century when we come back and we are going to learn a little bit more about him. stay with us. >>> one of the treasures of the bay area is dr. eric gruen. he's kind enough to be with us today. he's an emirates professor of the history and the classics at cal berkeley. share with us some of the -- where did you grow up? >> i grew up actually? washington, d.c. -- actually in washington, d.c. then went to columbia as an under

oil and gas are thought to lie beneath the sea. hina's president continues his first major overseas trip. his wife has been stealing the spotlight back home. we take a look at her rising popularity. >> putting their best foot forward, chinese fashion brands, the international clothes show. the hot topic of conversation is an unlikely one. the chinese first lady as trend certificate. since set thing off a plane at the start of their first big trip, she has often been making the headlines ahead of president kxinping. they are abuzz with talk of her grace and poise. thanks to home grown chinese fashion. >> the local brands are growing stronger. before we were just a workshop that would churn out other people's products. now we have the confidence to promote our own brands to the market. >> well, the growing army of chinese consumers, until now lavishly scooping up anything western and luxurious, it has given them pause for thought. the chinese companies have shown they can make quality products. if our first lady is wearing them, this

researchers believe a landslide may have occurred under the sea immediately after the tremor. the landslide triggered a series of waves that came on top of the original tsunami. the team says the results of its simulations concur with the actual height of the waves that hit japan's pacific coast. >> if we can confirm this and we're running additional simulations to verify that this is really what happened, then it means a lot for tsunami hazard assessment, for risk mitigation, for the future. >> the researchers say they want to work with japanese counterparts to inspect the site of the landslide. >>> people in northeastern japan are reminded daily of what they lost on march 11th, 2011. the earthquake and tsunami took away loved ones, homes, entire communities. survivors are moving ahead, but they still face obstacles at the damaged nuclear plant and all along the pacific coast. "newsline "oil bring you their stories. don't miss "path to recovery: two years on." >>> the latest statistics show that unemployment in the 17 nation euro zone edged up in january. it reached a new rec

not a cheerleader in the sea level rising area. and if there is, in fact, a plan support by mayor's office and enthu enthusely sponsored by the mayor's office to eliminate a chunk of you 80 it's a land use issue. so this is your opportunity to ask for hearing. i can't ask for hearing and i'm pleading with you get the information on what the sequesterer monies are going to do to the city. we shouldn't have to read it in the paper. thank you >> is there any additional public comment 1, 2, 3, 4. >> okay seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioners that will place

definitely cooler coast side the sea breeze winds still on top tomorrow afternoon. he 50s there. 64 in san fransisco. a look at your extended forecast. warming tomorrow. but the big warming takes place on wednesday. the sea breeze winds are cut off. we'll have upper 70s. even low 80s around the bay area. we'll cool back down for the rest of the week into the weekend especially as we start next week temperatures back in the 60s. >>> the oakland zoo. the first mere cats born in more than a year. there have been problems in the past. sometimes adult mere cats will attack the babies. but these little ones have been kept safe. the new pups bring the size of the zoo's existing mere cat population to eight. >>> we are 68 days away from this year's beta breakers. kron 4 proud to be part of the san fransisco event. we'll bring you the race from start to finish. the crazy costumes in between. beta breakers happening sunday may 19th. >>> and the 49ers trade for a big time wide receiver. gary's got the details straight ahead. and the last time stephen curry played the knicks he

royal caribbean's vision of the seas ship. hed port today after a caribbean voyage that saw more than 100 passengers come down with a rough stomach virus which folks have called the winter vomiting bug. the company officials said that plenty of over-the-counter medication was on hand and workers had sanitized the ship so it's ready to sail again. at least the power was on. not like last month when a fire knocked out electricity to carnival's triumph. expanding passengers until tug boats could haul it back to port in mobile. some of the world's most powerful leaders including the presidents of iran and cuba gathered in one city today to mourn the loss of the man who called president bush el diablo but a few high profile americans were there as well. we are live in lenz. but reports that dennis rod man's paul the north korean leader has just fired up his troops in a big way. the threat of all-out war. and the pictures of his soldiers dancing in the water. hang on. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times

the sea breeze is more persistent. more clouds into monday. tuesday into wednesday, you can see the opportunity there is getting rain. probably a half inch or less. not a big system except in the north bay. we may get close to an inch of rain there. sierra, snow up to 6,000 feet. high pressure builds back next friday and saturday mid-70s. >> sounds good to me. >> i was up in tahoe, all that snow is melting away. >> highs close to 60. it's still beautiful spring skiing. >>> the grand princess makes a maiden voyage. what it means for san francisco. >>> more tourism dollars are pouring into san francisco. the grand princess is leaving just about now. it's the first ship to be based in san francisco year round. here it is. the 2600 passenger ship is expected to inject about $1 million into the economy every time it comes into port. >> really like the convenience of having it in our home city. that way, we don't have to worry about a hotel the night before or how we are going to get to the cruise terminal. yeah, it worked well. >> the ship will carr

the sea breeze will be stronger on friday and even cooler on the weekend.ht chance for showers on fridaydefense secretary chuck hagel had dinner with afghan president hamid karzai in kabul. it was an attempt to ease tensions between the united states and afghanistan. hagel was asked if they talked about karzai's claims of behind the scenes communications between the u-s and the taliban. >> i told the president said it and was not true with the to use nine states is a unilateral with the taliban. it and trying to negotiate anything that the united states is unilateral with the taliban. any prospect for political settlements or peace past two "be led by afghans." >> hagel also said the united states is still on track to end its 11-year combat mission in afghanistan. >> tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the devastating earthquake that triggered a tsunami in japan. nearly 16-thousand people died as a result of the disaster. this is the same earthquake and tsunami that triggered a massive meltdown at the fukushima nuclear power plant. that meltdown forced

so we're going to talk a little bit about carville by the sea today. rville was a unique community out on the edge of san francisco. as you can see by the slide, it was made up of old street cars and horse cars that people used for residences, bars, restaurants, clubhouses. it had its peak in the 1890's, around the turn of the century. i should mention that you see this is a color shot. none of these photos were originally colorized. i essentially put color in there for the book just to make it pop a little bit. so don't be fooled. before we get started i'd like to talk about the organization that i helped found 10 years ago, the western neighborhoods project dedicated to the history of western san francisco. we have a very popular website, outsidelands.org where we have old photos, stories, over 15,000 messages put up by people remembering their time in the richmond district, the sunset district, west of twin peaks. i couldn't fit everything into a book so i decided to have a little companion website. so if there's new things that come up, if there's c

and the south china sea. chinese leaders are expanding their military budget. the country's defense spending has surged nearly fourfold in the past decade. >>> populous, prosperous, pushing ahead. china's ride, power, and problems. an income gap divides it's people, pollution threatens their health, and trained relations with their neighbors. find out about the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> police in south korea say a cyber attack is being investigated. malware affected tv stations and banks say it disabled more than 32,000 computers. members of a task force have detected ip addresses to the u.s. and three european countries. they have not disclosed the names, but they have asked for cooperation to track down the original source of the cyber attacks. investigators are also checking if ip addresses in any other countries were used. >>> japan and the european union decided to start negotiations in april for an economic partnership agreement. the decision came after telephone talks. the euments the ja

lets go under the sea for some beautiful footage of the coast in hawaii. we got ourselves a good samaritan diver because he's about to make a rescue. you can't quite see what he's about to rescue. divers getting closer to that rock and you see something moving back there and then you realize, yeah, that's a shock. >> and it has a hook in its mouth. >> so the hook is through his mouth and stuck on the rock? >> yeah. the it look like he's tangled somehow. we believe this is a white tip reef shark. you can see the thing. he's got a pair of snipes. he's trying to get close to snipe that line and let this thing free. >> and imagine being the person shooting this video. you don't know which way the shark is going to go. >> eventually the diver gets close enough that he's able to sneak his snips in as the shark is looking in the other direction. first attempt, not so successful. but there he goes just like that, cuts the line. the shark is eventually like, wait, i think i'm good, i think i'm relieved. able to swim off, but sadly, the hook still lodged in the shar

in particular, we would maintain the sea lanes in that area, whatever the challenge might be. even as we reduce our defense budget, therefore we must maintain and would maintain a powerful navy, and that that navy would be charged with maintaining the freedom of those sea lanes. we had, of course, to be concerned as to whether there would be a challenge for that. we observed that the rise and shine has more energy needs for more energy than they can produce themselves, and to maintain the economic growth which they believe is essential. we observed that the south china sea is a potential source of energy supplies for china and that there is a contention among the nations in that region as to where the ownership and rights of access are to the south china sea. and this is conceivable that china might seek to reestablish its claim there by military coercion and that could lead them into a confrontation with the united states' desire to maintain free access. the best way of avoiding that military conflict is what we should see because the military conflict with china would be cat

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