watching the sea very carefully. and hoping that things might get back to normal sometime soon. >> all right, jennifer glasse, in cornwall. and thank you for being with us this afternoon if. >> meanwhile, 300 miles away, the red carpet is out in london for the annual bafta award. it's the major award ceremony leading up to the academy awards, and phil, what can we expect for this type of award? >> reporter: that's a good question, because this is the first bafta in many years. and of those four, there are four main components. the best film, and the best actress for sandra bullock, and if she takes that best actress prize, it means that 50% from taken a prize, because it only starred sandra bullock and george clooney. one of the strongest visual affects movies that we have seen in 30 years, it was made around london, di and hence why it qualifies for a bafta. ten years a slave, very very more serious, harsher, and the critics didn't think that it would be the hit that it was, and the reason they thought that was the c

the channel through the current gates that connects the seas was the official start of the northern sea route. the car route is a reference point it's where the tour begins and ends. at all nancy kyra gates after them it counts for nothing. but it was twenty two years ago in august that i started work here. and i wanted to get married at some point. in my first tour was on the vi guy. and i met a guy there they warned me love only lasts until the car gates then he'll forget you but he didn't. get blasted up to the gates and beyond you've got it and all the way back. and that's. one two three four five six. the time you finally catches up with the fleet and the . military ships have been given a special task in the arctic but there's nothing between them and their destination . provide the only means for such a long convoy to cross the strait. and you just the position we can take your place or maneuver between will it just come alongside your approach just five degrees. slowed down. into the wake of ok into the wake. central control room to lower it to ten percent. joined the fleet at f

the image of the deep-sea fisher has been tarnished. some have indicated a willingness not to trawl so deep , but that does nothing to change the fact that they would still be fishing in a place of untouched nature. >> the days are short, the nights are long -- yes, it's still winter in europe. in our series, europe by night, we look at how nocturnal life awakens on our continent after dusk. the sun sets at around 5:00 p.m. in poland at the moment, which is pretty early, but that does not mean there is nothing to see in warsaw after sunset. on the contrary, there is a site, which is even more spectacular when it's dark. >> this story is something of a fairy tale. once upon a time, there was a wonderful royal palace in the city of warsaw. in summer, tourists flocked from far and wide to visit it, but there was a little problem -- in winter, when it gets dark early in poland, hardly anyone came to the palace. tourism experts thought long and hard about the problem, and then they saw the light. not just one light -- 150,000 lights. palace g

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the other name is the east sea. once the governor signs the bill it will be in effect from july this year. the korean-american community hails the passing of the bill as a victory. the state has over 73,000 korean immigrants. the population has grown by more than 50% in the last decade. >> this is right thing to do and fair thing to do. we're not trying to take disrespect japan or sea of japan. we still going to keep the sea of japan in the textbooks. we just adding east sea. >> reporter: to counter the move, officials with the japanese embassy in washington have spent thousands of dollars, and hired five lobbying experts from a major law firm in december. the lobbyists say they have met all 140 lawmakers. they argued that sea of japan is the only internationally recognized name, and that the bill should not pass. >> -- general assembly as the only state to take this action is breaking the united states policy on the name of the body of the sea of japan. >> reporter: japanese ambassador to the u.s. kenichiro sasae ha

for weeks, the sea has pounded the decline of cornwall, washing away sand dunes and sinking boats. it's home to britain's most southern port. and here they have a healthy respect for the ocean. here, the behaves got so big, they destroyed a car, and the driver barely got out in time. it's the roughest weather anyone can remember. >> it has been a stressful couple of weeks, we have had bad weather since christmas. and last wednesday was a bit extreme. >> that's when the sea broke some of the two ton wooden beams that were supposed to protect the harbor. and insteader they washed into the port and sunk ten boats and damaged more. >> it has been empty since it was built. and i don't know what day it was, but it's a few hundred years old. >> this port was started 200 years ago, but didn't open until 1825. it has been a difficult winter for the fishermen and along the coastline. some of them haven't been able to fish for two months because of the bad weather. it will take a few weeks before the harbor can reopen, and even then, there's no guarantee that the sea will cooperate. even toda

japanese refer to it as the sea of japan. to south koreans, it's the east sea. now the dispute over the naming is causing waves half a world away in the united states. nhk world has more. >> reporter: a group of lawmakers in the state of virginia is pushing to pass a bill on school textbooks. it would require them to include the name "east sea" as well as "sea of japan." members of a korean-american group have been lobbying for the change. a lower house committee voted in favor of the legislation on monday. the bill will now go to a vote before the full house. the state senate has already backed another bill on the same issue. a spokesperson for governor terry mcauliffe told nhk that if the bill reaches his desk, he's likely to sign it. the japanese government is urging virginians to reject the legislation. chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga has repeatedly emphasized japan's stance on the issue. >> translator: the sea of japan is the only internationally established name. the japanese government has asked the international community to understand and support

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the issue is the method used to catch the deep sea fish. kilometer long trawl nets are dragged along the seabed leaving a trail of destruction in their wake one one. with all your stated that the creatures in the waters have a particularly long like psycho and don't reproduce easily in the known world that contains vast numbers of species like an underwater tropical rain forest we will win. underwater video shows the detrimental effects of trauma. lulu. the only economic advantage to this method is that it heals of march catch. but scott padgett and ask high prices for the deep sea fish the homeless. the number of restaurants. i offer a fish dish everyday. so for the people who come to eat there everyday. i need good quality finish. that is reasonably priced. the mean time we lose that. small steel bridge and traders generally sell fish and seafood from the waters around their own post the deep sea fish don't even account for ten percent of their products. nonetheless their real concerns and brittany about the effects of removing deep sea fi

spend four months patrolling the northern sea route despite passing through ten times the crew will never adjust the ship's clock it's quite likely they'll never pull into a port either with the crew jealous. morning good morning yes it llano your beautiful girl down don't forget your hat. sukhamoy has ruined my hair now. and the captain and the first officer said here they don't like holes in their bread i have to put more bread out because the navigate is sit here and they eat a lot. of the possibly the most unlike the tables to be laid properly he likes everything to be good and he likes beautiful women actually he just loves old women too. just like all men like. i should know what. the floors icy cold and my feet are cold. on. something warm on their feet because they would just freeze. yes it is cold here we are in the arctic. this ice breaker was purpose built for the arctic. to. crush it a shape which squeezes the ice crushing it beneath the vessels weight. the propellers are designed for speed but when the need arises the time can reach the quite respectable speed of nineteen. sh

but scott passionate and ask high prices for the deep sea fish the homeless. the number of restaurants. i offer a fish dish everyday. so for the people who come to eat there everyday. i need good quality finish. that is reasonably priced. the mean time we lose that. small steel bridge and traders generally sell fish and seafood from the waters around their own post the deep sea fish don't even account for ten percent of their products. nonetheless there are real concerns and brittany about the effects of removing deep sea fish from the product range. so to get good enough then to suddenly stop sending seven species of fish would have a negative impact on our reputation as an important and dynamic markets with a fitted well with the hans and you trade is to sense how can someone says his country operate might disappear. it was beautiful so that people not to. we learned how to process the station we know where to sell them. they are an important part of our range and important for our turnover the reduction in turnover would ultimately jeopardize jobs. it's all

the japanese recognize under law of the sea. they may see it is not quite such a great contribution as you are laying out is certainly the neighbors do. i think more than that china has just shown an unwillingness in many instances to sit down and negotiate for example in the south china sea with a range of players in the way that they want and i think that is problematic as well. personally i don't think they recognize that contradiction nor do i think they will have any difficulty holding it in their head. >> i think that's right on the money. >> lives, mike, dr. elizabeth economy and dr. michael levi director of energy and climate change at the council on foreign relations in their new book "by all means necessary". thank you both for being with us tonight and thank you all for joining us for this discussion about this very important issue. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

the sea ice is going to disappear in the summertime. the ice is continue to respond, sea level is going to continue to rise, but when we look at things like, well, where are the precipitation patterns going to change? who's going to get more rain? who's going to get less rain? what's going to happen to the american southwest? are they going to lose their snowfall? in that sense, there's not a whole lot of robustness between the model simulations yet, so they give different answers in different regions, and so we don't have a good handle, i think, on how rainfall, for example, is going to change in a warming climate. and that's really i think one of the key things that we need to better understand is where is the water going to be? because a lot of regions depend very strongly, for example, on the glacier, to feed the city and provide all the water for a city like santiago, chile, for example, and so better understanding on how precipitation is going to change and snowfall is going to change is one of the key things that we need to under

of japan and the east sea. the state senate and assembly will decide whether both names will be used in new public school textbooks. the bill's sponsor is state senator toby ann stavisky. she said in a statement that the widely used name sea of jan be was established when japan annexeds korean peninsula. she said the bill is intended to provide new york students with a fuller and more balanced picture of east asia. officials at the japanese consulate general in new york are trying to gain the understanding of japan's position that the sea of japan is the only internationally established name for the waterway. a similar bill was passed last week by virginia's house of delegates. korean-american groups are also pressing for a similar bill in new jersey. >>> four ministers in the european union are trying to help defuse the political crisis in ukraine. they say they are ready to offer financial support to the government. the ministers met on monday in brussels. they called on ukrainian leaders to sit down with memb

of using the north sea with. technologies advancing the climate is changing. role materials are becoming more expensive but. very differently. everything. with domestic problems life is very different here my wife and i were. life i've only spent fourteen at home i missed those years i spent at sea i didn't play a part in bringing out my children one time i came home and they were small and next they were grown ups when i worked in the far east i used to bring back clothes and things boots for example for my eldest daughter and when i got home it turned out they were already too small so next time i brought bigger ones but by the time i got home they were too small as well. and i've had enough of the sea in the arctic that it's better than most spent thirty five years here just like they're going to soon or middle students i first saw my son a year and a half after he was born and going to do the annual no i wasn't there when my wife left the maternity home last any of our children are the son or daughter the other yes we're turning around to go and help the n

janell wang takes us to the black sea. >> reporter: sochi sits on the edge of the black sea, and at the foot of the western mountain region. 90 miles of the city lies along the black sea, rocky beaches, small waves, an area known as the russian rivera. sochi's population, 350,000. that number is increasing by 70% this month. 200,000 spectators are expected to come and watch the winter games. 25,000 volunteers are working it. 11,000 media members are reporting on it. and 6,000 athletes from nearly 90 countries are competing in it. russians are proud that sochi is on the world stage. >> i feel so proud, so great that this event is here and i was remembering about being in the olympic games for four years, and really i'm so happy to be here. >> right now it's unbelievable. lots of people are screaming, russia, russia. they are so happy, so smiley. >> reporter: volunteers from all over the world worked these games for free. they get no paycheck but receive free room and record, free olympic swag and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> it's been overwhelming. it's a culture shock. i'm reall

here they have a healthy respect for the ocean. >> that sea will take you off your feet and wash you . >> reporter: here the waves got so big they destroyed a car. the driver barely got out in time. it's the roughest weather anyone can remember. >> it's been a stressful couple of weeks, we have had weather since before christmas, last wednesday was a bit extreme. >> reporter: that's when the sea broke some of the two-ton wooden beams that were supposed to protect the harbor, instead they washed in to the port and helped sink sen are 10 boats and damaged a dozen more. >> that's the first time it's been empty since it was built. i don't know what date it was but it's obviously quite a few hundred years old. >> reporter: this port was started 200 years ago, but didn't open until ale 1825. it took 15 years to build this refuge from the atlanta. even before the latest storms it's been a difficult went fore the fis fishermen here and alone cornish coastline. some haven't been able to fish for nearly two months because of bad weather. it will take a few weeks before the harbor can reopen, ev

>> the sea hawks. >> and daniel? >> denver. >> all unbiased preponderances, join us back here for the super bowl party, near the stadium, in a couple of minutes. past weeks of violence is that it is not only you, and welcome back to al jazeera america. and here are today's headlines. voting has begun for a new president in el sal have core. the vice president is among those, but he is not expected to win. sending the election into a second round in march. and secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. supports protestor protestn the ukraine, and their fight for democracy. in the past few months a court dropped all charges against an activist who was beaten and hospitalized. over the past eight days. and the nfl's biggest game of the year kicked off in just a very few short hours. and super bowl xlviii matches the broncos up against the sea hawks and they will battle it out on the turf in east rutherford new jersey this evening. temperatures for the cold weather game could reach close to 50 degrees by game time. and a

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koreans call it the east sea. japanese call it the sea of japan. korean american groups are said to be pressuring legislators to adopt their term. last week lawmakers in virginia approved to bill requiring textbooks to include both names. officials at japan's say it's the only internationally established name. >>> delegates from north and south korea have wound up 12 hours of talks in the village of panmunjom and reached no consensus. people who watch the two countries might say real progress has already been made. we look at some of the possible factors affecting the north's recent behavior. >> reporter: it has been years since north and south korea held high level talks. the meeting in panmunjom was the first since south korean president park geun hye took office. a focus of discussion was the annual military drill scheduled between south korea and the u.s. before the talks north korea had offered to allow reunions of families separated by the korean war. it looked like this offer could become a sort of bargaining chip. the north asked the south

japan's leaders see the sea of japan is the only internationally established name and they see the us government supports the japanese view eye the us ambassador to japan says the two countries forward together to support this tells the alliance of women in africa and other developing nations killing kennedy spoke at a symposium on assistance for africa kennedy said. those of the us and japan both the us and japan can ship it nearly forty percent and international funding to developing countries in humanitarian and other aids prime minister on a designated a national debate here in japan on the importance of women's economic participation. that partnership has been strengthened through our joint commitment to work more closely together. and global economic development and to focus our efforts and economic empowerment for women in africa. japanese government officials agreed in december with us vice president joe biden that they will cooperate to help and a women's participation in society. senior officials from both governments expected to hold their first talks in washington next wee

of japan and the east sea. the state senate and assembly will decide whether both names will be used in new school textbooks the bill's sponsor is state sen toby and instead been ski they she said to the witness statements that the widely in use the name sea of japan it was established when japan annexed the korean peninsula she said the bill is intended to provide new york students with a fuller and more balance to be a picture of the station officials and the japanese consulate general in new york are trying to gain the understanding of japan's position that the sea of japan is the only internationally established name for the waterway. a similar bill was passed last week by virginia's house of delegates korean american troops are also pressing for a similar bill in new jersey the associated press has found disparities in how american soldiers are court martialed for sexual assaults ep discover the probability of punishment is much lower in japan compared with that as us forces stationed in the united states a

lion's arrival and launching a brand new sea lion center and as part of the celebration, the sea lion's center will be giving guided tours over the next couple of days which will be on fridays through monday. and so effectively the long weekend, and in the afternoons on the hour, from 12 to four. the tours will take place on the west side of the pier 39 entrance which is over near the water front grow, i believe. and they are out and there will be a new sea lion center and so the center is going to be hosted by crane of the bay and pier 39. the sea lion center is a new educational center on level two of pier 39 and the center is a hub for all things sea lion including interactive dis plays and educational video and presentations by the naturalist and so if you have a moment to go and celebrate the 300 or so sea lions that make their residence at pier 39 that is a great week to do so and that concludes my report. thank you. >> is there any public comment? >> seeing none, call the next item. >> item 6 c, request approval of the port commission and travel authorization and reimbursem

it is different from the sea shepherd. bob barker the activists and the japanese provoked a crash by cutting across there. she said after the shooting twenty two nd. speaking from another ship the steve irwin spokesman accused the japanese of talking to you. three ships from the japanese whaling fleet began circling other than steve irwin. they were undertaking a hassle but extremely close proximity sometimes coming within three to five meters are now japan says it kills about one thousand whales a year for scientific purposes. but critics say that's just a cover for commercial whaling and that most of the whale meat is sold as food. clean up operation is underway along the atlantic coast of spain and france. after a weekend of heavy storms waves up to about ten meters high and snacks and sea defences and flooded sea front shops and hotels fortunately no deaths have yet been reported but damage is extensive. look beyond the waves breaking over the seawall it on him dying on the french basque coast but the force at the previ

under the law of the sea. they may see it is as not quite such a great contradiction as you are laying out but certainly the neighbors do and i think more than that china has just shown an unwillingness in many instances to sit down and negotiate for example in the south china sea with the range of players in the way that they want and i think that is problematic as well. so personally i don't think they recognize that contradiction nor do i think they have any difficulty holding it in their head. >> i've think that's right on the money. >> dr. elizabeth economy director of area studies and dr. michael levi trekker programs on energy security at the council on foreign relations in their new book, "by all means necessary." thank you all for joining us about such an important topic. goodnight. [applause] [inaudible conversations] speed reading attention to what women do or how women have contributed always returns to the question of the body so for one thing many people object to bringing women's studies or women

he can claim most regretful findings in the south china sea convention by germany. john eighteen ninety. comparing the territorial dispute between china and the philippines to world war two is senseless. we're extremely displeased. mark's by the philippine side curran also responded to growing concern that happens officials in beijing will establish an air defense identification zone over the south china sea the consecrated one of the east tennessee knots tn he denied any speculation corning it tastes. multiple cars i wound. i knew. it has i know. this is sammy this line. since. i know this. i am chunks of the blooms. this monkey. the highest mountain in the european hopes sen graham who aspired to come to its turning point it is i just got a chance to win. tv critics tend to use and to discuss

china is declared the east china sea ages. and the united states has no intention of changing how we conduct operations in the region future battles are referred to his beach and all you want and the east china sea which charge a nationalized in two thousand and twelve. it will be. it's not that we believe that we will respond calmly and with results. but despite the display of unity that had being strains in the alliance recently. prime minister shinzo abe's recent controversial visit to the us economy will slide which all those japanese war dead including convicted will watch the criminals was condemned by washington wolf i do believe. important ally and a great time being in asia. however we have been united states government as well as analysts who study. i was very troubled by some statements. coming out of the japanese government and people that are complete. has introduced a japanese comic across the board member gop hoisted to the claimed last week. nineteen thirty seven nanjing massacre of chinese of the hands of invad

the sea-effect snow continuing to come ashore. this will be tapering off thursday evening into friday. we have a change in the weather pattern. it won't be the sea-effect snow by the weekend but a southerly storm. we talked about this. when the storms come in from the south and go south of japan, around the mountains, that brings the risk of snowfall to tokyo. right now this low is moving over eastern china, already bringing traffic disruptions to portions of eastern china. through friday it will be moving over the southern japanese islands. okinawa, about 80 millimeters of rainfall. it has a lot of energy. take a look at this. it pushes northeast and over tokyo, the dark areas in the purple, that's showing heavy precipitation. temperatures will be cold enough. there's a high risk of some pretty decent snowfall coming out of this. going into the weekend, just be careful if you plan on commuting, if you plan on flying into tokyo, definitely a slow-go at the airport. high of 8 on friday. rain showers in shanghai, high of seven. hong

we leave you with details from the sea. a man in western japan went diving for shells and came up with a lot more than he bargained for it's all come on the spot of the giants with four meters below the surface the creature was one of four meters long and weighed about two hundred kilograms come up that i did to his boat and took a back four i was stunned to see the giant creature i've been fishing at sea for decades but i've never seen anything like that giant squid live deep in the ocean survive and found this winter in the sea of japan. they could easily become who he is quite rare for a giant squid to come up from the deep waters business people to see researchers will examine the squid to find out why it came to the surface. i didn't mind it is now ravaging of honey in tokyo. the eye. did ch. goo. it's a fake identity that a number of forts film is often seen as a window into the culture which produced twenty eight clicks with you the unique and fascinating world of japanese cinema below and check you can explore their

rocks or along the sea floor, to be heroically discovered by ture momentsra, like i'm not actually watching as the confederate in the next boat over hurls them into the water one after another. i'm no marine biologist, but i know dead octopus when i see one. pretty sure they don't drop from the sky and sink straight to the bottom. >> how many do we have? three? >> yeah. >> okay. >> i tried to get some patate now and also small abalone. >> strangely, everyone else believes the hideous sham unfolding before our eyes, doing their best to ignore the blindingly obvious. [ speaking foreign language ] >> then they gave up and just dumped a whole bag of dead fish into the sea. at this point, i begin desperately looking for signs of life, hoping that one of them would stir, become revived. i'm frantically swimming around the bottom littered with dead things looking for one that's still twitching so can i hold it up to the camera and end this misery. but no, my shame will be absolute. for some reason, i feel something snap, and i slide quickly into a spiral of near h

the bulk of the report focuses on the freighter seas near the panama canal. he was on its way from cuba to north korea the ship was found to be caring soviet era fighter aircraft and missile related components hidden under tonnes of sugar. experts say the captain of the ship received secret instructions from conan based shipping company that has branches in china and russia may stay in singapore based company was involved in paying the cost of the voyage the experts say the company's registered address is the same as that of the north korean embassy the chinese media is a sound clip as cities in the country are probably using a new form of labor camp to re educate those critical of the government and the communist party. this is despite government officials saying they abolished the program last year the beijing news reported on thursday. the facilities called reprimand centers are filling the role of the much criticized chance to see new facilities have been set up in havana province for detention without judicial procedure. the report mentions one resident

on the day, sea water was covering the entire area then gradually receded. but it revealed some sea water continued to cover low-lying land. ocean salt blocked the absorption of water by tree roots, weakening the body. kimura says the sick trees couldn't survive the hot, dry summer. >> translator: the trees were weakened by tsunami. and lost their leaves. that reduces their ability to photo synthesize enough energy to sustain themselves.synthesizo sustain themselves. >> reporter: the local government is planning to restore the forest as soon as possible to prepare for another disaster. but young pine trees need at least 20 years to grow enough to offer protection from tsunami. effects of the 2011 disaster are still spreading in the environment, nearly three years later. nhk world. >>> a popular japanese composer of classical music has revealed that he has paid someone else to write his pieces. he has been called a modern-day beethoven because he is hearing impaired. a lawyer representing him explained the existence of a ghost writer who wrote some of the work

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and as the explorer now heads back out to sea again, royal caribbean says the ship has been scrubbed from top to bottom since it docked wednesday. everything from swimming pools, restaurants and the staterooms. norovirus is so contagious, if it arrived in, say, contaminated seafood, not only would everyone who ate the fish likely get sick, but the virus could spread to those who handled the fish, and to anyone who touched the ice it was served on. hand sanitizer won't help. the best thing to do on a cruise is don't share food and use your elbows to open doors. and hope for no unwelcome stowaways on your dream vacation. gio benitez, abc news, bayonne, new jersey. >>> and now, right here, our special report on children, our neighbors, and gun safety in our homes. so many american children dying in accidental shooting. tonight, we ask you to join in, our national conversation on keeping them safe. and abc's david muir has some parents who think the best way to teach children about guns is to put them in their hands at a very young age. >> reporter: there are parents around the country w

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