sharks are also a growing threat to the california sea otter population. in 2011, researchers said of the 355 dead or injured otters found on california costs about 1/3 of them had shark bites. and that was almost four times as many as in the 1980s. as robert honda reported in 2012, the question remains why. >> reporter: the new baby sea otter has a dramatic story. he was rescued in san luis obispo injured from a shark attack. researchers can only speculate how he escaped. researchers say sharks are now the biggest obstacle in sea otters getting off the endangered list. a leading researchers at the usgs lab, says in the 1980s and 90s sharks accounted for only 8% of the sea otter mortality rate. now it's 30% and growing. >> if you take the current levels of mortality we're seeing from all the other factors that kill sea otters and you add this increase, it does not bode well for continued recovery. something has to go down. >> reporter: some are trying to determine if sharks are acting different or if sea otters are changing their usual patterns putting them

notice how the sea breeze is stronger today so we are seeing more cloud cover along the coast and into san francisco and we will call it hazy sunshine and warmer especially inland today with helped fog and comfortable overnight and that is even this weekend when above average highs will hit most areas. look at the golden gate bridge for an idea of how localized the sea breeze is, you can hardly see a thing. as far as our set up you can see the trough inland is what is drawing the stronger sea breeze in today because of the rising air in the central valley. we have a warm dome of air offer the tough us and where the sea breeze doesn't get, places like los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy we are in the mid-to-upper 80's otherwise to the mid-80's in the south. 82 in los altos, and low 60's loan the coast and mid-to-upper 60's downtown and south san francisco and sauce lady and the sea breeze keeps petaluma at 75, and 68 in richmond and 78 in fremont. we are at mid-90's inland. inland we are in the 90's for at least seven days. we will stay in the 80's around the bay. warming mostly this w

the last of the sea nomads, trapped by laws made on land. and -- we visit the ethiopian region where the lion is still considered king. more than 45 million people are currently fleeing conflict, persecution, and other threats worldwide. that's according to un figures. ongoing turmoil combined with poverty in some african nations have driven millions of desperate people from their homes. some of them have made their way to israel, one of the only rich nations within reach overland. despite its tight borders, the jewish state is an attractive destination for those who feel they have nothing left to lose. so, thousands make the dangerous trip through the desert to find that they are not welcome. and no matter how long they stay, they never quite seem to arrive. >> keni is in despair. six years ago, he fled to israel from darfur in southern sudan. during his flight, he was tortured. some of his family members disappeared without a trace. now he's being put into a camp in the desert. >> i fled to israel because i was tortured in darfur. now they

and the philippine sea and with the philippine sea is the u.s.s. truxton, both of which are supply shiche ships. amphibious transport dock ship that mike touched on in his report, are u.s.s. mess i mesa , not only does she carry marines on board, she carries these, you can see those m mc os -- mv osprey. used to rescue that stranded pilot of the bomber that came down on libya, that's the aircraft that got him out. larnd and air -- land and air. the president may call on predatory drones, based on reports and various comments that have made before top brass in congress, several bases in afghanistan, of course, the gulf states like qatar, the uae and even, tony, saudi arabia. >> john, appreciate it, thank you. on i.s.i.l. fighters move closer to baghdad, a number of countries and international organizations are evacuating staff and personnel from baghdad. removing dozens of people from its baghdad mission. has the iraqi government had any comments from the u.n. and other groups around understand the moving -- and moving,. >> there is no potential sta

where did all the sea lions go? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and barking to the del . >> well, you couldn't really miss them. the sea lions at pier 39 sunbathing and barking to the delight of tourists. >> but tonight, they are missing. the docks are empty. there are even signs like this like this one posted at the pier asking for all the sea lions have gone. the only wildlife in sight, the birds but those who came to check out the sea lions know where they are. >> we came to see the sea lions, we hear they went south to go mate so there are none here. i saw one earlier today. a little disappointed but nature has a way of interrupting things sometimes. >> that's right. you got to do what you got to do. before nature called, this is what tourists could expect to see at pier 39. every single dock packed with sea lions. this isn't the first time they have all vanished. they will probably be back. it just defends on the season and the food supply. >> and of course the mating you know how that goes. >> strangers in the night, ex

the high seas. hey haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> it was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if there's somebody home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough, one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling up my hand. and i thought, this is going to be good. >> doug, having experience with these guys, knew instinctively to put his hand out in front of the den, and sure

the rest sinks to the bottom of the sea. >> i am out at 6:00 a.m. the captain and his crew are the equivalent of volunteer maritime garbage collectors hauling tons of decaying fish and trash from the north sea. they find almost anything when they haul up their nets. >> these days the crew is constantly repairing the nets which get torn by the sharp ends of pieces of waste. on this trip, too, they have hauled lots of metal. although the vast majority of garbage is made of plastic. 91 fishing boats in the netherlands alone are taking part in the european project fishing for litter. the trash they haul is sorted and recycled. every year plastic in the world's oceans kills millions of sea birds. these are the contents found in the stomaches of two alba trosses. almost half of all whales and seals ingest plastic. many die painful deaths. there's no way of counting the number of dead fish. and in the long term, plastic marine time waste will affect human beings as well. researchers are currently investigating the possibilities. >> for example, we don't kno

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cooler still for wednesday and the sea breeze should get pretty strong. bring back some more fog as well. vicki? >> wine lovers are descending on the wine concern this weekend. t the awtion napa valley. here's a taste. >> it's in full swing. >> to eat and drink and drink and drink. >> reporter: sure you come for the wine. >> basically, yes. i'm savoring this. >> very local. >> reporter: and the food. >> very fresh. everything is grown in the meadow. >> making a -- >> reporter: thousands are here enjoying the fundraiser for community and health services in the napa valley. by the glass, even two-fisted drinkers and the barrel. >> it's really cool that people are here to meet us and go i think to the vineyards and to do it well and to have a glamorous weekend in napa valley. >> matching today. >> wine is all about the community, all about friendship. and civilization so we need to give back. >> the live -- lots of wine so they can raise a glass and toast another successful year. >> this is the 34th year of auction napa valley. they've raised $120 million for

the arctic circle. revealing land and sea bed as rich in oil an minerals as any in history. as david shuster reports, that has set off a competition among countries and companies to cash in. >> once a frozen expanse, today the region is melting at an unprecedented rate. according to the united nations, the polar cap has retreated, and bringing access to millions or billions of dollars of natural resources. 13% of its crude oil, most of it offshore. in april russia jumped to the head of the race. shipping its first tanker of oil in the gazprom , shelf. but the arctic promises much more than petroleum. >> nickel, zinc already exist in the arctic. fresh water, timber, fish, a whole host of resource he including renewable are energy such as tidal and wind, as well. >> also opening new shipping routes. crowding the northwest passage, a once impassible link between the atlantic and pacific oceans, and in the waters above russia, an increasingly more viable shipping route. by 2020 the country predicts more than 30 million tons of goods could travel route each year. >> despite presid

i swam out to it, about seven miles from the sea plane that dropped me off. hanging below that red float is a bomb the size of this desk. and they explode these bombs to test our submarine hulls. very important work. we need to do that. we need to test these hulls for, but not there. the mouth of the mississippi river would be a better place, because it's a dead zone. there's nothing alive there anymore. so we -- but it just goes to show that activism actually works. >> you were in the sanctuary. >> i was in the sanctuary, and we were able to stop that ship shock test. they don't do that anymore. works. >> our community had no idea that there was a marine mammal program, $28 million the go spendings to use the dolphins and ann has a question, do these dolphins die? and does the military hurt them? >> yes, the military hurts them. these are civilian contractors by the way who are making a lot system. >> so we're talking about private contractors? >> yeah, it's a private contractor in san diego that -- a lot of these military programs are sort of a black budget.

. >>> we go under the sea. jacques yves cousteau's grandson hops to break a record set by his grandfather. >>> and will the threat of there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system people want to believe that the justice system works. people wanna believe that prosecutors and police do the right thing. i think every american needs to be concerned about that. we do have the best justice system in the world, in theory... the problem is, it's run by human beings... human beings make mistakes... i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. wrongful convictions happen, we need to be

i swam out to it, about seven miles from the sea plane that dropped me off. hanging below that red float is a bomb the size of this desk. and they explode these bombs to test our submarine hulls. very important work. we need to do that. we need to test these hulls for, but not there. the mouth of the mississippi river would be a better place, because it's a dead zone. there's nothing alive there anymore. so we -- but it just goes to show that activism actually works. >> you were in the sanctuary. >> i was in the sanctuary, and we were able to stop that ship shock test. they don't do that anymore. works. >> our community had no idea that there was a marine mammal program, $28 million the go spendings to use the dolphins and ann has a question, do these dolphins die? and does the military hurt them? >> yes, the military hurts them. these are civilian contractors by the way who are making a lot system. >> so we're talking about private contractors? >> yeah, it's a private contractor in san diego that -- a lot of these military programs are sort of a black budget.

we have the late day sea breeze. even with the winds from the west, we'll spend now toward midnight in the 70s, eventually may be cooling in the mid 60s by tomorrow morning. one more hot day but notice down the coast, you are starting to see some low clouds and fog, at santa cruz. we have spare the air day tomorrow as the sea breeze turns stronger. we will see our air quality begin to improve toward the middle part of the week. short term, one thing to watch, a little area of low pressure going to track across the southern sierra. you can see that activity as we head toward tuesday. it's also going to pull in the sea breeze. right now, high pressure is holding its ground. we see a trough anchor itself across the pacific northwest, that's going to drop our temperatures down by 20 and 30 degrees between mondays highs and wednesdays highs. we will get that cooling approaching the milling part of this week. 92 for san jose tomorrow, 98 in saratoga. still warm in san francisco tomorrow. dropping back into the tuesdays on t

basically it ran out of fuel and crashed into the sea. they are saying that this new search area, this massive search area, around about the size of texas. you can understand why it's going to take a year to search it. they're saying this does fall on that southern ark going over the southern indian ocean which has been the focus of the search since back in march now. >> thank you very much john. >>> the extremist preacher abu qatada is found not guilty. the cleric was deported from britain last year after a long legal process. about eight years in fact. gordon was in court for us. i asked how the events unfolded. >> reporter: it was a dramatic scene at the state security court an hour or so ago when the verdict was read out. abu was in court in an iron cage. when he heard he had been acquitted on the first charge he broke down in tears a few feet from me. he's not yet a free man. he was tried on two terrorism cases before the state security court. one related to a 1998 alleged plot to attack targets here. and that he gave spiritual suppor

again, i want to reiterate that this area of the sea is very deep. five kilometers, it's estimated and it is largely unmapped. the transport and safety bureau is today releasing a report that outlines the basis of the search area and the calculations that have been undertaken, which lead us to the view that the new search area is the most likely place where the aircraft is resting. the aim is to ensure an efficient and effective search effort with the highest chance of a successful outcome. at the same time, we must take a measured approach to what remains a very challenging and complex operation. the new high priority search zone, which you note on the map is this -- the broader blue areas, the main priority there is the orange area in the center. the blue area overlaps the previous search area where we've been active. this is the area now where we think the prospect of locating the aircraft is highest. the satellite working group has reviewed and refined complex analysis of radar and satellite data and performance date de to determine what is the m

breeze is trying to work inland and along the shore with the upper 70s and the sea breeze. if you are looking for the thunderstorms, they are up to the north and they are missing us tonight. however, there is another system beginning to take shape across the plains, these are tornado watch boxes, and a risk of thunderstorms tomorrow night and that will take the edge off the heat. during the day tomorrow with the high pressure down to the south we get a strong wind out of the west so 94 degrees is the high in philadelphia and it will feel close toward 98 degrees and you'll get the land breeze and not a sea breeze and it is going to be hot. the record highs tomorrow, we are getting in striking distance and 95 is the record and wilmington 95 and all of these set back in 1957, the record high is 93 set back in 1962, a good shot that the record will be broken, at the shore tomorrow, put on the sunscreen and get into the water and the ocean temperature in the mid-60s, on the beaches it's going to be hot, 84 degrees and temperatures up to 90 degrees by 3:00 and it's land b

to breed and birth pups. >> reporter:the breeding season ends around mid july and the sea lions usuallyeturn here to pier 39 in late july or early august. >> reporter: >> catherine: the case stems from two cases in which people were convicted based on an affirmation found near the search of mobile devices, privacy activists are delighted with this latest news. enforcement not so much. considering how much private information is on our phones and could be the right decision. millions of people around >> have a lot of personal stuff and clean-air passwords is is like a personal computer on the go. >> catherine: >> catherine: they probably on your desktop on the phone or on your body google quest to be everywhere you are. but stanley roberts has filed and study and the soccer ball the science behind the explosion in world cup goals. their research >> jacqueline: have more on the weather coming up after >> jfemale announcer:ore on don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train'

to arrest the perpetrators another at the sea cross the line. and pointed its weapon on the russians in neighboring them to retrieve their own soldiers well the men have been retrieved but not the machinery the koreans desperately try to solve the backseat ukraine but the russian border guards never let that happen that much of this is coming on the back of he explains that it was a rush and it traded ukraine's borders earlier president vladimir putin had already instructed the russian foreign ministry to send

they looked across the heaving sea. us on the beaches and even death that still withstand a mage. across the groaning of the sea came the thin thunder of a massive power drawn from the great free peoples of the earth, it gathered in the ancient thoughts of england on the steel and covered ships. encumbered ships. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it was a funny sort of thing marching down to the ships. we had done it plenty of times before. they did not tell us this was a big show. it might have been another exercise. some of the chapped cracked gags. it wasn't very comic but we laughed. we all just. the general feeling was if this is it, let's get it over with. i never could stand waiting for a bus. after beck, our ship found its place in the middle of all the rest and there we stayed for days. >> they gave us the final briefing then. we knew what to do and how they told us where and when at the briefing. i listened to every word. i wrote it down in my head like a record and kept playing it over and over again. hit the beach in the morning. ev

the sand. will also, 74. wildwood, 74. places like avalon, sea isle city, cape may probably dropping down back down into the mid 70s, as well. sun and clouds, 82 degrees forecasted high. wind out of the southeast at 10. overnight 56 for the outlying suburbs, 62 for center city. we'll increase the heat each and everyday, today is pleasant one, tomorrow is nice one, tuesday, more humid, wednesday, 88 showers and thunderstorms late in the day. some of these could be strong. thursday, sunny, 86. the humidity drops back off again, friday, sun and clouds, 87. saturday, more thunderstorms and 88 degrees, not a bad seven-day forecast. >> the first day of summer meant it was time to put the green thumbs to use across philadelphia. it was community garden day. 30 participating oasis locations opened their gates to neighbors. several spots were family projects, others were a place >> a northeast philadelphia mother continues her quest for justice for her son's murder, rick williams has more in the crime fighters report. >> reporter: a mother remembers her s

and japan for their stance tonne the south china sea -- on the south china sea snoost 3,500 -- >> 3,500 migrants land on italy's shores. >>> calls to cull more elephants - environmentalists will have none of it. that report from sri lanka. >>> good to have you with us. a u.s. soldier is being flown to a hospital in germany. sergeant bowe bergdahl was freed after five years in exchange for five detainees in guantanamo bay. >> i've been in afghanistan from may 3rd, 2009... >> this is the deal the taliban has been pushing for. sergeant bowe bergdahl reportedly handed to a force of u.s. special operations forces in eastern afghanistan by a 19-strong contight. in exchange five prisoners will be september to qatar and be subjected to security restrictions, including a ban on travel. >> i want to go home. you know, the afghanistan men in our prisons, they want to go home too. >> during his captivity bowe could be seen in video tapes. this prisoner swap has been discussed since 2011 but never came to anything. a white house official said weeks ago a new opportunity arose. >> in the roz garden,

where did all the sea lions go? we'll tell you. >> and we want to invite all you pet lovers out there send us your questions about their health and well-being at pets@kpix.com. or on our web page at kpix.com/pets. we'll have our pet expert give you an answer right here at noon. >>> we are seeing patchy, dense fog along the coastline even some drizzle there. this afternoon, going to start to see some 70s popping up inside the peninsula and parts of the south bay. we are going to see warmer temperatures this afternoon maybe as high as 78 degrees, 84 degrees in morgan hill. some sunshine in gilroy about 86. in the east bay about 80 in livermore. 73 in fremont. 84 in antioch. 79 in danville. about 80 degrees sunny and bright in walnut creek. our friends in the north bay will see some sunshine today. looks like a beautiful day and looks like lots of sunshine coming this weekend, too. 76 in santa rosa. 75 in san rafael. into san francisco a little breezy, 67 degrees. >>> and we have a lot of fun stuff going on this weeken

two short-range ballistic missiles were fired toward the sea of japan. the workers party newspaper on monday showed pictures of kim jong-un and what appears to be a flying missile. top japanese government officials held a national security council meeting on monday to discuss the situation. prime minister shinzo abe and four cabinet members confirmed the delegation in beijing will file a strong protest against pyongyang over the missile launch. and chief cabinet secretary yoshiri suga said the talks will go on. >> translator: it's also an opportunity to talk about security concerns such as missiles and nuclear programs. >> reporter: an expert on north korean politics says he believes officials in pyongyang were well aware of the impact the missile launches would have. >> translator: i think north korean leader anticipated japan's protest, but they want to test japan's determination towards continuing dialogue and observing the bilateral agreement. i think japanese officials should appeal to the international community that the development of dialogue betw

across the sea and grinned. ould wreak harm is on us and even death himself would stand amazed. yet across the groaning of the sea came the then cover. ♪ >> it was a funny sort of feeling marching down to the ships. we had done it plenty of times before. they did not tell us this was the big show. it might have just been exercises. comic, but we laughed. i think we all guessed. the general feeling was if this was it, let's get it over with. even waiting for a bus, never could stand it. after a bit, or ship found a place the middle of the rest of us and there we stayed for days. >> they gave us the final briefing. we know what to do and how. they told us where and when. that's the briefing. i listened to every word. ever since i became a soldier, they would get me ready for this -- every time they would get me ready for this. there were only a few hours left. in the morning for my would have to face it. i try to imagine how much fear i would have to keep me from doing my job. i suppose everyone else was wondering

that keeps the sea breeze strong through tuesday. temperatures at their coolest likely on monday. nland locations in the upper 70s. good news for air quality but the wind is not helping allergies tuesday and wednesday but it's thursday, high pressure will build in at least temporarily. you see the jump there in the seven-day forecast passing wednesday. that's the brief return of high pressure. and the next area of low pressure approaches the coast for rain in seattle and portland and bring us the ocean air-conditioning next weekend. tomorrow near 80 in san jose, 84 in saratoga. san francisco should see highs in the mid-60s. and the north bay, 70s around napa, low 80s for another stay. and the tri-valley looking comfortable. mid-80s tomorrow and dropping to the 70s. livermore cooling off for monday and numbers rebounding midweek. temperatures good tomorrow with mist and clouds in the morning. >> thanks so much. >>> let's check in with kate scott. i know she wants to lead with soccer. let's see what her first story is. >> i do want to lead with soccer but we have baseball in the bay.

notice the green shades out in the sea. it is actually a tropical storm. it is going to make its way towards us in the next day or so. the cloud is pushing across the sea there. not too concerned about the winds just yet. it is equivalent to a category 1 storm. on the other side of the waters more rain, laura. >> 44 degrees, no problem. now metro workers in brazil suspended a strike that brought the city to a stand still but resuming the would beingout on thursday if their demands are not met. that is the day that the world cup is to begin. we have a report from the city. >> no agreement, but the strike is suspended, at least for a day. that was the surprise decision by the metro union members after four hours of closed door talks with the government broke done. they are returning to work for now and meeting again on wednesday, a day before the kickoff in the city of the world cup and deciding the next course of action. the day started, several youth protestor burning the rubbish and blocking a major avenue. it is tense at time. the police are looking the d

still 80s and 90s inland, but this is the first sign of the sea breeze starting to come back. we're going to see it for the coast and around the inner bay late on tuesday. and then on wednesday, everybody should begin to cool down. this will be as high pressure will finally loosen its grip around the bay area. but in the meantime tomorrow, the hottest day of the week, temperatures 90s to just above 100 degrees for places like livermore and san jose around saratoga. then this high is going to give some ground. allow the second half of the week to cool down as the area of low pressure moves in toward the pacific northwest that will increase the onshore breeze, deepen the marine layer which is 700 feet, should move up closer to 2,000 feet by the middle of the week. tomorrow, no cooling for san jose. 92 degrees tomorrow, san francisco, close to 80. so we'll see this 5-day forecast. peak intensity, the heat for san francisco tomorrow, cooler toward the middle part of the week. and about the same range for the north bay and the tri-valley. temperatures in the mid-90s around santa ros

we are in the mediterranean, in the high seas, south of libya. this is a boat spotted 16 hours or so ago. the naval boat we are on raced to the scene. originally 270 on board. they have told the crew of the italian navy ship that they are from syria. all women and children, we believe 50 women and 18 children are taken off. i swing the phone this way. you see the bridge of this ship n. t in the distance. the sea is relatively calm at the moment. they're taking no chances. the first thing they do is send a small boat out to the boat in question. we don't know where this is from but believe it's come from egypt with syrians on board. this boat is first then -- they put lifeboats on the boat and make sure everybody wears them. there were anxious moments when the migrants get on board they believe they're about to be rescued. they'll stand up. that creates great inability on the boat. the navy has done this an awful lot over the months pinpointing boats in trouble or those boats which they believe could get into trouble. they come out as fast as they

trenton 90 and reading 91 and wilmington 91 and millville 91 and the sea breeze has finally kicked up along the beaches but warm at the boardwalk in atlantic city, it's 80 degrees, if you add the humidity, it moves it up a little bit of a notch. the humidity levels have dropped since this morning. philadelphia feels like 94 and wilmington 95 and feels like 95 in mill shrill, dover though, the heat index is oppressive feeling like 98 degrees. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing there are some spotty thunderstorms well up to the north mainly over new york state from a boundary that is beginning to sneak a little closer to us tomorrow. that will give us a betser chance of spotty thunderstorms, really the big story will be the heat tomorrow, we keep the heat and add the humidity, tomorrow a heat advisory in affect along the i-95 corridor, the heat index, the way it feels soaring into the upper 90s, we'll talk btd timing of storms coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. >> now to center city where kids were cooling off at sisters city park in logan, they splash

the u.s. navy when fighting at sea. winston churchill said after the battle that one stroke the dominant position of japan in the pacific was reversed. while this is indeed true, my thoughts always return to the young sailors, soldiers, airmen, marines, and coast guardsmen. try to imagine how it was to face such adversity at such a young age. i believe the historian walter lord said it best when he wrote, "even against the greatest odds, there is something in the human spirit, a magic blend of skill, faith, and valor that can lift men from certain defeat to incredible victory." in today's navy and in our marine corps, coast guard, army, and air force, a new generation has accepted these veterans' gifts to us of american leadership at sea. we recognize security and stability are forged far away from home at sea and trust and skill must be built in waters far from american shores. we continue to remind ourselves that others have indeed faced far greater challenges than we ever have and have emerged with their honor and vic

>> we'll see the sea breeze picking up this afternoon. e sunshine and air quality looks pretty good, too. not much fog in san francisco this morning. a little patchy fog down towards santa cruz and half moon bay. we'll see the low clouds thin out as we head through midday. the sea breeze very weak, not much of a sea breeze at all. we'll see temperatures warm quickly through 2:00 this afternoon and then we'll see some cooling as the wet system dropping out a sea breeze. tomorrow, high clouds, should be a gorgeous one. it's also going to bring up the onshore winds. the evening will be a little blustery around the bay area. for tomorrow, low car r cards to start and so we're going to transition out of a pattern today which allows inland temperatures to the uper 80s, which will lead to the stronger sea breeze and some cooler temperatures kicking in for tomorrow and especially as we head towards monday and tuesday, you can see the changes as the temperatures trend cooler next week. 82 close to 70. temperatures around the north bay, around 82 de

enjoy for recreational and publics enjoyment and the other things we do and the strategic issue of the sea level revise it needs to be addressed by the port and lastly recently the traffic congestion issue we alone at the port can solve. now the reason i mention all the things the reasons i'm engaged because those issues are important and i hope my service on the port commission will address those issues going forward. thank you >> any questions. supervisor campos. thank you >> thank you, thank you very much i want to thank the commissioner for her service and continuing to want to serve i've been impressed with our work and the meeting with you. what do you think are sort of the key challenges facing the port as we're moving forward i know that there are budgetary issues around the infrastructure of the agency. just wondering what those challenges are and your priorities will be >> well, i think number one we'll be adjusting to the guidelines going forward and how that effects others projects on the screen. i think on an operation basis we'll continue to figure out how optimize 4 hundred

it was just extreme high tides pushed into the town by sea level rise. emn duty to solve. the committee has much to learn from the collective experience from the former administrators as we address this american challenge. soent over the minutes senator vitter will have an extra minute. >> if i can make it unanimous consent request. we have at least eight empty chairs in the room. there are plenty of folks outside, many of whom have traveled a long distance to be year. we also have standing room, so i would like to make the unanimous consent request that at least 10 or 12 more folks be let in for this important discussion. >> i would be happy to allow folks to be let into the extent that there are empty chairs that aren't reserved for anyone. we will at the committee sort that out. >> let me sort that out. >> some aren't here, -- of the people are here is your witnesses. >> we will keep the witnesses seats open. >> i think that is permission for about 10 other folks come in , thank you. the science and economic consequences and legal underpinnings of the

you don't need a model to go to the end of the dock at fort pulaski and see how much the sea level has risen. you measure it. it's simple. same thing at the naval war college. you measure it. it's simple. you don't need complex computer models doing to narragansett bay and see this nearly four degrees warmer with the water temperature and all the changes that happen as a result. you use a thermometer. it's not complicated. and the acidification of the oceans that is affecting the coral reefs and so many other creatures, it wiped out in the northwest oyster spat. people grow oysters in the pacific northwest and the seawater that came in was so acidic, it dissolved the shells of the baby oysters and wiped out a huge percentage of their crop. that you measure with the same kind of litmus tests that kids do their aquariums with. it's not complicated. but they always want to talk about where it can be confusing. they never want to confront the problem. well, we're going to find ways to continue to insist on confronting this problem. they may not be here tonight, but as the old saying goes,

kpix 5 reporter don ford tells us the sea lion saved from death is now a brand-new father. >>> reportere is the newest smallest addition to the sea lion family here at six flags discovery kingdom 11 days old and doing fine. her name is pebbles. >> this one is special because we believe the father is the rescued animal named sarge. he was shot in the face by a fisherman. it happens quite a bit. >> reporter: in 2009 the 800- pound animal with giant holes blasted into his face was rescued from the sacramento river. then with volunteer doctors had the world's first sea lion reconstructive facial surgery. he recovered but lost his sense of smell. and that's how boy sea lions know when girl sea lions are ready to -- well, you know, make more pups. >> he wouldn't have an interest in breeding because he wouldn't recommend that the females are "in season." >> reporter: apparently he figured it out. little pebbles is packing the place and suddenly, mom gives pebbles her first swim lesson. >> there she goes! she did it! [ laughter ] [ sea lions bark ] >> reporter: that crowd goes wild. >> very cut

. >> the leaders expressed deep concern over tensions in the east and south china seas. chinese and vietnamese crews have been facing off over an oil drilling rig in the south china sea. the chinese rig is in an area which both countries claim. the leaders said they oppose any unilateral attempts to restore territorial or maritime claims through the use of force. they also criticized north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs and they urged officials in pyongyang to comply with their obligations under u.n. security council resolutions. >>> the turmoil in ukraine has dominated much of the g-7's discussions. some participants are trying to strike a balance between pressure and dialogue with russian leader. nhk world's jun yots mo toe reports. >> reporter: g-7 leaders regularly juggle a number of pressing issues. but their dispute over russia and ukraine has proven to be a particularly difficult one. still, they say, they stand united in the face of this crisis. >> translator: we were seven and not eight. we were seven united on the same position, and i stress this

a little bit cooler still for monday as we'll have have some more fog in the morning. seae gets weaker, a warming trend for the week. in the meantime, cooler is the theme, because of this weather system right here. this is the one that brought the high clouds for today and those hazy conditions now pushing out. behind it, the cooler onshore winds ramp up for tomorrow. upper 80s for the south bay tomorrow, upper 70s for father's day. look for a mid 70s into redwood city, free monlt, 75 degrees, close to 80 for san jose. we will get some 80s inland. fairfield, pittsburgh, concord, 83 degrees, mid 80s walnut creek. notice it's cooler by the bay. that's typical. with mid to upper 60s and low 70s, about 10 degrees cooler for san francisco. cooler as well for the north bay. 60s at the coast. here's the 7 day around the bay. notice temperatures drop a little bit more for the -- fog, but then less fog and a warming trend through midweek. by wednesday and thursday, close to 90 inland. but then turning cooler again as we get closer to the weekend. >>> a special flag day this june 14

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the delaware bay. we're expecting a sea breeze to develop. e out of the east/southeast that will cool the oceanfront off later this afternoon. same thing with the home properties in cumberland county. if you're on a boat this morning and doing fishing it's going to be smooth sailing, the waves are less than one foot. winds out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. bay temperature up to 75. gandys beach and fortescue showing a temperature of 66. cape may and the villas69. oaks temperature, 75. winds are light out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour on the ocean front. sea isle city and avalon 70. >> the phillies wrap up their road trip in saint louis. the phils' win streak is over. jeff skeverski has your morning sports. >> reporter: just as you want to throw your hands up and give up on the phillies chances of making the playoffs. they are back in the playoff hunt. they are the best team in baseball in the last week and a half.are the best team in cole hamels on the mound. marlin byrd's throw in the in time. the first run he allowed since jun

the sea breeze has really been just falling apart. so without that delta breeze, temperatures will have no problem warming up. when you get 36 miles an hour gusts like monday, it's cool. the fog keeps temperatures on the mild to cool side over et by the coast. 30s up in the mountains. 54 sacramento. a little low right there. a little spinning right there. over all by the coast not much change. inland temperatures warming up. not as much fog either. fog or sun by the coast. there is always a couple banana belts that get in on the sunshine. 60s and 70s and 80s to near 90 degrees. tennessees getting above average. they have been below. few they will get above. warmer kind of stuck here for a couple of days but then we will bump it up friday. >>> e ran mask says it's tough being ceo of two different companies but he will stay on. he plans to stay as ceo at least until the company's next mainstream electric car is well into production. it's expected to start rolling off the assembly line. >>> that is a small mobile data. the company helps p

on the beaches sea isle and atlantic city, 80 degrees. sat light and radar composite clear skies across the most of the eastern half of the united states, but the clouds are starting to build to the west. this will give way to showers and thunderstorms after midnight tonight. unfortunately that system will sit over top of us the next several days and provide provide us with wet weather. high pressure is in control today. that means another nice one coming up here. winds out of the southwest. the ocean temperatures is warming up. the beaches are mild this afternoon. combination of sun and clouds. the two frontal systems sit over us tonight into monday and tuesday, probably pushing back to the as well as in the form of a back door cold front for wednesday back to the northeast and sit back over top us again for thursday and friday. i'll show you what that means with future tracker. clouds increase and they loran thicken and showers -- they lower and thicken and showers break out tonight in the northern and western suburbs. in the lehigh vall

not only will the sea breeze set up today. t today up to 20 miles per hour and kind of gusty through the afternoon. up po 30 miles per hour. but everything changes tomorrow, as the high moves in it will get warmer and the sea breeze, which will be more confined to the coast. and we'll see the winds back off. so we'll get some warming tomorrow at our beaches through the upper 60s. state wide, look at all the reds, we're in the 90s, sacramento 93, 94 in chico. back in monterey, 65. 82 in los angeles, 107 in las vegas. so temperatures around the bay today in the mid 70s for milpitas, 79, san jose, look for 84 in los gatos, with 85 in morgan hill. on the peninsula, millbrae, 70, 76 in redwood city and the low clouds and fog keeping it cool from half moon bay and pacifica. san francisco, 68 in the sunshine today. and up in the northern bay, notice the red and orange contours here. withal warmth. mid 80s, have a lay hoe, san rafael, mid 80s and the near east bay, nice afternoon from union city, 73, 74 in fremont. mid and upper 80s in

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