we thought was awesome it's freaking mean north korea test fired three artillery shells into the west sea earlier today on this monday and one of them has fallen north korea launches another provocation out of the blue candy was out in the field so the new center delivered the break in the us. a fire across their dispute injure a korean maritime border. south korea's joint chiefs of staff that that was the began its life fire drill at the pass and in this monday afternoon a spokesperson for the joint chiefs of staff that some of the shells fired by north korean propaganda found me in the gym and that the south responded with fire poi assaults all the news was all airlines will the media's of thinking wow i should of been assumed that knows the wrong time to go down. but this north korea some predictable so i can't be on standby twenty four seven. just waiting for their publication on a five story of guilt and sense defense related to beat days later. before he could recover from its trip to cotton candy and went straight to the ministry of national defence. i welcome this monday the thirt

still amazingly well the sauce it's freaking nice riyadh has fired three artillery shells into the west sea. earlier today on this monday and one that has fallen. north korea launches another provocation out of the blue. camden was held in the field so the new center delivered the breaking news. i fly across their dispute injure a korean maritime border. south korea's joint chiefs of staff at that mark i began its life fire drill at the pass and in this monday afternoon. a spokesperson for the joint chiefs of staff that some of the shells fired by north korean drop in the south korean beaten and that the south responded with fire poi assaults local news was all have one for all the media's was thinking wow i should of been a student knows the wrong time to go down. but it is north korea's unpredictable so i can't be on standby twenty four seven just waiting for the publication of the file the story of guilt to its defense related have to beat days later. before she could recover from this trip to poland and in went straight to the ministry of national defence. i welcome this monday the thir

staff said the north that they are telling trails into regions north of the northern limit line in the west sea and that none of the fifty artillery shells fired thousands of canadian waters. south korean president and five nearby border islands were advised to take shelter. last month during a similar drilled by the door. the two koreas exchanged fire caused the maritime border after more than a hundred north korean artillery shells fell into south korean territory expecting such as in are you could occur this time around president talking head had told the south korean military to respond firmly should any north korean shells landed south korean territory. seoul's defence ministry each tab its vigilance by dispatching working and fighter jets to the area. the five bills come in accounting and threats of something they can add to that small break and a nice before april thirty f this on top of a threat issued last month to conduct a new type of a new contest. experts say the fourth new clear test to be in the works. as recent satellite and a jury has shown increased the cavity add the veggies

church but no more than all been in the east wing of the mountains but they're going to open in the west sea fear cell phone era buildings and we won't even talk about minorities. ultimately it was gone. and yes at first more than ninety percent of the village's residents voted for the project. real estate prices are rising and business people are investing young people are moving and instead of away. so opinion remains divided. i really just us it's great for us if we can make deliveries. there are more jobs. people have a really positive effect on the region weekend. i'm know i'm close to keep this vehicle two goals today. a little today. but otherwise it's good. the findings today in school. hardly anyone in the village dares express doubts and saw me some nice presents. he has the status of a rock star. for even the savior and he hates criticism of his resorts bozo on the muppets t shirt under my guidance. the army is gone and that means fewer and fewer jobs. without this project and ten or twenty years. everyone here would be old. without jobs. the young people won't stay in the village

to other parts of the country the nation is under the influence of a low pressure trough from the west sea which is why we're seeing cloudy and threatening tight across the nation. in the rain is falling mostly over the central regions while the products hours are dropping over the south they'll be aware of the wet roads. the contest and i expect that the road tomorrow morning. however those down south may want to keep them from i can see the tuesday evening. will they not see that tomorrow's ratings saw like a blimp was ungreased eight teams in the spot until his seventh team. holding on to their place as it will be a cloudy day and tasty with a daytime high of ninety degrees. well for two nd month contract at fourteen and eight. that's all for now and i'll see you again after midnight. things will get on and the air broadcasts on this monday night anti science helen sharman thanks for watching season. i go the zero agents heartbeat idea. the books. the henning has been good to you. in many of these seats about forty years of age. in nineteen sixty five. msf two two. i was one of fourteen

lots for boards by apparently that mason is under the influence of a high pressure system from the west sea which is why we're seeing clear skies that. tomorrow daytime highs in the southern regions blog jumped to around twenty five degrees though he gets it feel more like early summer otherwise might have a shower or two as of late tomorrow evening or early thursday morning in style and tone from its agm i get to my reading. at twenty degrees boss david dems to twenty six and two breaches twenty four every ten adds that at some tops out at twenty three degrees fall. so as not to demean us. for now but i'll be back with more active in that. things got. broadcasts on this tuesday nights and it became so emotional and thanks for watching season. i know. i am a student. what the market is sort of an accordion company in korea the second thing is i want to meet the eighty s singer by its profits were being put in. for dinner. the morse code for inclusion is. as the mob. pr knew he thought about before quitting and difficult. they could come about this when i was doing and so much fun this week

response to north korea's last fire drill due to defective or in some border with south korea and the west sea on tuesday. drew was fifty heavy artillery shells were fired. it was the latest in a string of provocative acts from the north of the border the lord to push and builders. what's next the speculation is that the north will conduct a fork nuclear test the new future but determining blend is another story. despite moral analysis of several commercial satellite images still with a senior fellow with the us korea institute of johns hopkins university said is hard to predict what with said that there are currently no signs that a test is the minute. he added that north korea is almost certain to carry out attacks at some point. some experts believe that north korea will conduct its nuclear test the us midterm elections in november. at this moment it's appropriate for encrypted that this is not imminent but the province north of the four nuclear path. maybe the joke on board the more i think that the human body. i mean. considering changing it there's a new division include the united state

of a get the current conditions in a senate that inevitable about the high pressure system from the west sea which is why we're seeing this guy had to carry any neurological administration announced that what the outlook for an april and early april when we get more precipitation than you thought i looked like we're going to get one of the disease the average weather in late april. living on say wednesday's meeting is out with a plan to make it to that madee me smile with teeth that twenty degrees above it on sale at their present that tops out at twenty two degrees will go and i can to reach the mid teens. updates for this hour i'll be back with mark to the bank. thanks don't and that's the past this tc ninety nine due to pain so jocelyn thanks for watching season the school at all. and. our. i didn't like that. it's from. paul will this time the house. i was in the tt and you were watching them. she's in no way to nh. each seat the appearance by images of options the eighteen eighty eight c and h c hall watching the game uses it please folks if you're watching any means. she is i'm going t

that the current conditions jason will gradually be at the end of a high pressure system from the west sea that is why we're seeing clouds to end. tomorrow you can expect more mild spring weather with daytime highs peeking from between fourteen to twenty five degrees then goes and how ankle in the province of me that might have been erratic sprinkled over night thinking i might get tomorrow's reading or so and that will make it to the low twenties while i do the dems to twenty five of every cent that said it's as if he'd said nineteen degrees bought for two and non combatant reads eleven and eighteen greens. it's at this hour i'll be back with my active again. don't broadcast on this was the ninth and each evening so strong when things were watching season. i know good news. we need covering meal. when i first encountered previously i was meaningless. those who came the parties. no new info and. the us. and the story each day. excludes any team that works. the top story was the case most intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners back to back in english. it's one am in

drink and a sense that they say will practically be at the end of the high pressure system from the west sea which is why we're seeing white clouds hovering above sub region lara and breezy conditions will persist it already seemed like hours all up on thursday bringing temperatures down to illinois i do when they fall into that make it to twenty two degrees bought cake. he said twenty seven. their present tense concrete is nineteen degrees. oh and not content to top out in the mid teens seal bag. well yes and that broadcasts on its tuesday night and she found in style with a no show and thanks for watching all season. i am. i see. i am a student. when it is sort of an accordion company in korea. the second thing is i want to meet the eighty s ago. and by its profits to the study included in our favor the morse code for cody and his. the mob. he knew he thought about before quitting and difficult. they could come profit amounted to a time so much fun to speak with the lutherans. it is like a person of the war leaving. caribbean cooking use the tub. found out that he is my home. i would say t

north korea firing some 50 artillery shells into its own waters in the west sea close to the disputedime border between the two koreas. south korea responding by putting all arms of its military on high alert. it didn't reach the same stage as the last live firing exercise by north korea last month, which saw north korean shells dropping into south korean territory and the south koreans responding with live fire of their own. it does undermine the continued provocative actions being taken by north korea in the wake of the visit by the u.s. president, barack obama, to seoul just last week. this disputed maritime area remains a flash point in relations between the two koreas. four years ago a south korean naval vessel sunk in the area. the south koreans claimed it was through north korea action although the north koreans have denied that. also in the same area, an island was shelled four years ago killing several residents so tensi tensions remain high in seoul. >> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> breaking right now. outbreak. >> that's definitely a tornado. >> 75 million

protect the philippines in case a territorial dispute with china in the west philippines sea or the southhina sea become an armed china. and how do you think china will react to the enhanced defense cooperation agreement? china has so far refused to participate in arbitration proceedings. and what are you going to do with this that is consistent with your position to have the territorial disputes resolved in arbitration? thank you. >> well, i've been consistent throughout my travels in asia. we welcome china's peaceful rise. we have a constructive relationship with china. there's enormous trade, enormous business that's done between the united -- [ audio difficulty ] a range of issues on the international stage in which cooperation between the u.s. and china are vital. our goal is not to counter china. our goal is not to contain china. our goal to is make sure that international rules and norms are respected. and that includes in the area of maritime disputes. we do not have claims in this area territorially where an asia pacific nation and our primary interest is the peaceful resolution

the beach looks good. patchy fog, 67 degrees tomorrow. winds out of west-northwest after the sea breeze kicks in. swells are light. just a foot. inland, middle 70s, it looks good around the area. high pressure re-establishes itself off of the west coast. it will only be there for a day. not one of the high pressure systems hathat lingers forever. it will be down to the side by tuesday biincreasing pressure. so, for tomorrow, we get sunny skis, then the situation changes on cooling. warm inland. still, the numbers come down on tuesday. increasing with low clouds, a little bit tomorrow morning around the peninsula. the rest of the day looks nice and sunny. but late tomorrow night we have been trying to get the lunar eclipse tomorrow. headlines, sunny on monday. cooling off on tuesday. no rain on the horizon, so, all of that is looking pretty good but for the rain part. we don't get much this time of the year any way. at the airport, it should not slow you down. a cloud or two. winds out of the west, 15, mix of rain and snow in chicago, 57 degrees. denver, after snow today, 43 and sunshine. overnight

see a cooler day tomorrow in the forecast and saturday, as the low pressure off to the west draws near and enhances the sea breeze. we will see temperatures rebound on sunday and monday and drop to normal on tuesday and wednesday. it will be dry. >> in the areas of fog in the north bay, it is socked in along 101 as you come through santa rosa and into rohnert park but you are still at top speed. it is clear northbound and southbound direction. as we continue through petaluma to novato, 64 miles per hour is the top speed and out of fog we are still looking clear with no accidents to report up to mill valley and over the golden gate bridge. as we head to the altamont pass, we have a bumper blocking a couple of lanes westbound direction along 580 at north flynn road and you can see we are seeing early risers and it is not causing any slowing because we are still under 30 minutes from tracy to dublin and 280 away from 17 is wide open and dark. not even a single car in the southbound direction. >> a south african prosecutor is calling oscar pistorius selfish and accused him of being unable to take responsibilit

use on the second tenure in developing story about the ship that was overturned in the south west of south korea the seas of self worth to south korea and the we can show you video of the ship when it actually turned out of it so amazing sock to have her epic story of the ship was carrying four hundred and seventy seven people. when this happens most of the passages were high school students traveling on a school trip to holland to have died but there has been some changes to the initial reports of will put out about the number of passages are still unaccounted for. it's possible that almost three hundred people still missing officials did sign a one hundred ninety passengers have been rescued of you that this number has now risen considerably. twenty seven people receiving treatment in hospitals and so by the side most of the missing might still be trapped inside the ship. so i will keep following that story for you here at cctv new santa bring you any further developments from the cab. the us and the recent shootings in kansas and at the fork would ministry based in texas. once again spur of the debate

rain-free forecast the next seven days with winds in fairly at 16 miles per hour from the west and you have a good sea breeze. the sunshine is out but with the clouds retarding the sunshine this morning, we are freeway from two degrees cooler at half moon bay to 60 degrees cooler in napa and oakland at nine degrees cooler and san jose at seven and concord is nine. it is running almost jacket weather out here with temperatures in the 50's to low 60's around san mateo and mountain view. there are exceptions, 68 in san ramon and 69 in leg leg and this is how it looks from mount tamalpais the encroachment of the clouds probably showing the finger of fog constant around the golden gate bridge. cooler breezes and cooler temperatures. clouds return to the same areas if you drove through the fog in the north bay develop you have some, again, tomorrow and we will have a bigger cooling trend for the weekend. you can see the sunshine in san jose but this is where you will see a big drop from 87 yesterday down to 80. the average high is 70 is we are running warm. as we head up the peninsula we start at 79 at los

the south china sea and parts by taiwan, malaysia and vietnam and we have more from manila. >> reporter: increased presence of soldiers and fortification and up grading of u.s. military facilities in the westes and the area facing the south china sea. washington said this does not mean the return of the u.s. bases. they were taken off and forced out of the philippines in the 1990s although in reality the u.s. soldiers never left. right now there is more than 600 of them involved in counter terrorism operations particularly in the southern philippines and the president said this agreement is not just a military one, it's improving people to people ties between the two countries, a lot of skeptics wonder if increased military presence in the region and the philippines means the philippines becomes a much bigger target for the south china sea. >> reporter: russia or ukraine. >> we are going to be moving forward with an expanded list of individuals and companies that will be affected by sanctions. they remain targeted. we will also focus on some areas of high tech defense exports to russia that we don't think are appropriate to be exporting in this kind of climate. >> reporter: on monday membe

the pacific satellite image. this kole front is coming in. this will bring us a sea breeze from the west, 10-20 miles-per-hour. there's a high surf advisory to be aware of. easter sunrise, 6:28 tomorrow. will be cloudy and then we'll see sunshine by the afternoon. highs ranging from the 60s to even some low 80s inland. i want to show you the cold front approaching with the forecast model. the areas of green other mean lying rain monday night and tuesday, chance of showers then and another chance coming up. i'll tell you about that with the seven-day forecast. the high surf advisory in effect until 2:00 tomorrow in 5:00 a.m. monday. current wave heights are five to six feet but look for swells up to 13 to 15 feets, so strong rip currents and a higher risk of sneaker wave. overnight lows fairly cool, upper 40s to near 50. 50 in san francisco. oakland. and 50 in san jose, as well as some upper 40s in concord and livermore. your highs tomorrow, once we get through the morning life clouds, some mild weather, and a lot of sunshine, especially inland. look for 60s -- near 60 along the coast, 59, half moon bay. san fr

cooperation with moscow in mid march after russian forces and exclaim me at home to the russian black sea fleet. naidu in the west of the excuse of a generally weak response to russia's aggression against ukraine nato members themselves had difficulty finding common ground and strategy toward the kremlin leaders disagreeing over the scope of response to button your code in germany in particular has been blamed for not imposing harsh sanctions and crippling his ability to respond to the growing crisis. united states has hesitated in sharing some information with ukraine intelligence agencies have today been infiltrated by a russian forces. but it was been seen as a message to the kremlin and a show of support ukraine at the white house confirmed the caa director john brennan made a trip to kiev to meet with the interim authorities there and discuss ways to increase cooperation in intelligence gathering something ukraine it desperately needs as a russian friends for their aggression . i honestly doubt messaging service similar to twitter has raised less than expected talent and eighty six million dollars in its ini

. >> axelrod: we close tonight with a mystery that has wildlife experts on the west coast baffled. a seaornia rescue center near san francisco-- this after he got lost. wait until you see how lost. here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: this little sea lion pup named hoppie is only ten months old, but, oh, the adventures he's had since being separated from his mother. shawn johnson is a veterinarian with the marine mammal center near san francisco. >> he goes out in the world trying to find his way and try to figure out where and how to catch fish, and somehow he ended up going the wrong way. >> reporter: did he ever. it's believed hoppie's odyssey began in southern california off the channel islands. he migrated north, then under the golden gate bridge into san francisco bay, and down the san joaquin river, 100 miles inland. he then hopped out of the water, waddled over a mile before being found in an almond orchard. how bad was hoppie when you found him? >> he was near death when we found him. his main problem was his malnutrition. he was really skinny and we could see his ribs. and

the west keeping the storm system to the west. there is a kink in the armor tomorrow, with a sea breeze along the coast dropping you a couple of degreesthe afternoon and the rest of us are so hat and at friday we are six to eight together cooler and we will drop the same amount on saturday and back to average on sunday with a good sea breeze and cloud cover coming in ahead of the system that could bring us below average temperatures for sure on monday and tuesday and slight chance of rain on monday night into tuesday. >>> stop-and-go traffic if hayward southbound 880 because of the enski crash and now blocking one lane. southbound 880 at stroll parkway is involving three vehicles and you can see it is spoiling the drive away from 238 and it will take you 24 minutes from san leandro to fremont causing pressure on castro valley so it is moving from 580 to 880. headed across the water, it is looking clear no matter which bridge you are, when you meet up with 101 or 280, no accidents or slow downs. >> this the drive through walnut creek and it is a nice drive away from pleasant hill and empty. it will take you nine minutes from highway 4

the west. while we won't get rain we'll see the sea breeze turn stronger. tuesday and wednesday, as fast as temperatures came up today, they're going to drop down as we head toward the middle part of the week. no sign of rain in the seven-day forecast. around san jose tomorrow, near 78. up about 3 from today. san francisco in the upper 60s. peninsula temperatures mid to upper 70s tomorrow. right around 3:00 that sea breeze is going to pick up much more strongly than today. north bay, temperatures in the upper 70s. maybe increase to 80 in napa as winds shift in the afternoon. east bay temperatures in the low 70s around oakland. tri-valley locations should reach low to mid 80s tomorrow. we're going to see temperatures cool down, big drop for some locations monday into tuesday. peninsula and fran a 5-degree drop. the biggest drop in the tri-valley. you'll see numbers dropping by 10 degrees heading into tuesday morning, rebounding as we approach thursday and friday. >>> the wait is almost over for one of the most talked about pieces of new technology. google gl

the west coast. workers sanitized the ship before it returned to sea. >>> hillary clinton said freedom to connect online is a universal right. >> it is freedom of speech. it can be every other freedom. expressed just through the means of technology. >> said that communication through social media has helped to open closed society. she said she even asked twitter to delay a planned shut down so that activists in iran could coordinate during the protests in 2009. >> twitter could have said no. but the fact that people were literally staying alive and able to express themselves was important to them. >> clinton, who is expected to run for president in 2016 made the keynote address at the markets summit at mass coney center this afternoon. the former first lady is also set to appear at -- thursday night. >>> governor brown's job approval rating is soaring. a new poll shows 59% of registered voters approve of the job the governor is doing. that's up from 46%. also holds a huge lead over his republican challengers. 57% say they would vote for brown in june while -- have the support of just 22% of likely voter

live doppler 7 hd shows the first containing this morning is the sea breeze with west wind at 13 miles per hour and the wind coming from the southwest from fairfield at 16 so we have that. that is why we have low clouds along the coast and the rest of us are dealing with increasing high clouds and around the bay we have 55 degrees and a colorful sunrise and can you post them on twitter. clouds gather at noon at 60. sprinkles are possible by 7:00. inland we are at 54 with high clouds and mid-to-upper 60's with are? ing clouds this afternoon and sprinkles and 62 at 7:00, and low clouds along the coast and breezy at 53, and mid-to-upper 50's with increasing clouds and sprinkles possible by five o'clock. >>> we are starting off in napa and we will talk about this, a power line that exploded off of 221, shutting down northbound and southbound 221 at anderson road and we have wires across the road that knock out power to 285 pg&e customers and it will be wild before pg&e is on the scene and makes the repairs. you can see 29 as the alternate. across the amount pass, it is 48 minutes to head f

we now know after it made the left hand turn, it turned around, flew back across malaysia over the sea on the west side of malaysia. it flew north of indonesia not flying across indonesia, flying purposely or apparently purposely, according to this official, around ind knee shan air space. this data a has led the searchers to the southern indian ocean where they're searching now. this is a significant development. it shows the complete flight path. we understand from this senior malaysian official it indicates whoever was flying the aircraft was trying to void radar detection. there was concern perhaps when the first left hand turn was made there was some problem or mechanical issue. we now understand the after the intention to fly around indonesia it was purposeful. it then made a turn to fly to the southern indian ocean. investigators have a much full you a er picture of what happened. >> experts say for maneuvers to have taken place, it required someone in the cockpit highly skilled. does this put the cockpit back on the investigation? >> reporter: senior officials tell us they've been able to

faced with a reality in which there is a imagi majority between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea a on the west and in which case, they will have one man, one vote to be franchised and if we disenfranchise them, we are sort of an apartheid state. if we that is what john kerry w saying, the "a" word, so to speak should not have been used. >> said, it's not a big deal. >> the comments, though, what do they do to the peace talks which are already collapsed? is there a -- does this make it more difficult for john kerry to put talks back on track? >> no. i don't think so. i think putting the talks back on track is the responsibility of israelis and palestinians and they have failed ms. recallbly in the last 20 years, 30 years, 10 years, one year, two weeks, to doing so, to put the onus on john kerry would be an easy way out. i don't think this infringes or disturns john kerry from being further involved. >> john kerry and the president said some settlement are probably one of the biggest challenges to getting a solution. do you agree? >> yes but let's put it in context. the u.s., the u.s. ha

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. >> reporter: we're live on the university overpass where you can see a virtual sea of lights, the white headlights of thousands of cars traveling on 80 west. once they cross under the overpass you can see it's just a sea of red taillights a virtual parking lot and to the right, thousands of flashing red emergency vehicle lights. that is where the fire is and when you think about how long this back-up has been plaguing this stretch of 80, you realize just how big, just how raging that fire is to be able to cause a back-up for this long. we have the only people who are really moving are people on foot, which you can see here, folks who decided to get up and walk and folks who were forewarned and got off to use the overpass. so we will be here all night and give you updates. we're hoping to catch up with debora in a little bit, monitoring the fire, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our coverage of the berkeley fire will continue throughout this newscast. if we get any additional updates on the firefight as well as any traffic troubles we'll be sure to bring them to you on twitter, facebook and throughout this newscast. >>> other new dev

than a month ago the the investigation is continuing the the mystery of flight mh370 could timely be solved in isolated seas off australia's west coast. far beyond the horizon, the is nsive search for clues continuing as a sun sets on another day. there is growing optimism here that the final resting place of the malaysian jet could soon be revealed, although no hard evidence has yet been found. bbc news, near perth, western australia. >>> white house announced today that it would not grain the visa to the man iran has chosen to be its next ambassador to the united nations. in response, iran called the decision regrettable, saying it does not comport with international law. the dispute is over the background of hamid aboutalebi, who was involved in the 1979 takeover of the u.s. embassy in iran. >> so which is it? is it legitimate that the white house is doing it? or is it, as the iranians are saying, in couldn't rah vention of international law? >> this is a bit of a murky area. it hasn't come up that many times. u.s. immigration law gives the u.s. pretty broad latitude to reject vice as. the problem is that the is u.s. also ha

ago during a combined amphibious exercise billed as the largest in 20 years, north korea chose that day to hold it's own drill off the sea of the west coast of the peninsula firing 100 shells into south korean water. south korea returned fire. and south korea and the united states launching the biggest ever air defense exercise. that may be something that the north koreans may want to react to in some way. this is also the day that the south korean defense ministry made it's interim findings on its investigation into a number of north korean drones, low flying, low-tech drones that have been discovered in south korea in recent weeks which has dominated headlines and mines in the military and defense ministry. >> crews are narrowing their search for the missing malaysia airline planes. australia said they are confident that signals coming from deep in the indian ocean are coming from the planes black boxes. but they are fading and it's a race against time because those batteries powering the beacon only last as month. >>> taking thousands of americans tax refunds to pay decades' debt racked up by family members. >>> contaminated air

states air force and navy in a difficult position because it is the united states air and sea power e essentially betting is mature in the west has to not allow china to undermine the sovereignty of all these countries. at the same time not let the nationalism of the philippines or be a non or the united states with vietnam. >> host: they say there is nothing wrong or aggressive it is the same as the americans did. but american dominance led to a huge role in the world. should united states be concerned about a larger chinese rule of the south china sea? >> they see it as on locking the door to break out the first into the wider pacific and allowing them to envelop to make the engine run around sovereignty without having to conquer taiwan. >> host: to surround it? >> by more and more trade and air connections and ballistic missiles focused at the same time. and at the same time the south china sea it is the antechamber to the indian ocean and china is helping to finance deep water ports as the commercial empire. the indian ocean covers the sahara desert to the archipelago. if base day dominant it unlocks the world to them mos

they sent someone allegedly to the south china sea and others to the south and west.ing storyies now to say they finally figured out what their radar said sounds to me like it's one more story and why should this one be any truer? >> we now understand the latest is that it was who? >> we now say it's the pilot. >> the captain, right? not the first officer. >> this reinforces that from the beginning the malaysian government has had a hard time coordinating its information that it had and making it available in a truthful way. it undercuts the credibility of the government and its investigation. >> and it doesn't mean anything when we hear from sources necessarily that we didn't hear anything besides the captain's voice. >> if you are talking directly into a microphone you would not have heard if there were someone else in the cockpit. we don't know. >> microphones have fields of what they pick up. uni directional, you won't hear what is happening. >> somebody behind you could have been having a conversation and you wouldn't have heard it. >> mark, peter, tom, thank you

the west. the storm track will stay far enough to the north keeping the storms out of the way. that seareeze is going to turn stronger. a cool down coming our way tuesday into wednesday. in the meantime, san jose, 78 degrees. close to 80 in sar toga. warm by 11:00 or noon. and then the sea breeze picks up. and then to the north bay tomorrow, highs in the 70s but dropping about 5-10 degrees. and then the trivalley running into the low 80s tomorrow. low 70s on tuesday. and then the temperatures rebound some. >> all right. thank you very much, rob. coming um next, a remarkable tribute to the victims of last year's boston marathon bombing. a nonstop relay that took nearly a month to complete. we'll show you coming up. >>> in boston tonight, a race with most of all, sacrifice. and the entire benefit is for survivors of last year's attack. >> in groups large and small, they ran. day or night, rain or shine, no matter, they ran. through countless towns across america, they ran for just one. one run for boston. for marathon survivors. an idea put into motion by three friends. this, already, the

the west and the east. crimea has never been part of the bridge. it was russian, it's one thing to go to the southern tip inside the black sea, it's different to match across the bridge between the west and the east and try to move the border to the west. john kerry has to seem strong, the u.s. has to seem strong, and has to be willing to put a military might or say they will behind an invasion in the east. n.a.t.o. says they don't see the russian troops diminishing this crisis. everything that the u.s. said about crimea or ukraine, russia ignored. the ball is in russia's court. on israel and the palestinians. very important line from john kerry, trying to save the process. he said yes, mahmoud abbas has gone to the international organizations even though mahmoud abbas when the process started said "we will not go to the international organizations so long as the process contin s continues", the implication that it was dead. kerry says the international organization do not include the u.n. that is important. they can use the international criminal court to sue or accuse israelis of war crimes. that's really a red line for his rail. what kerry is try

north of the ferry building, you can see the flags blowing out west to east and coming off the ocean so we will see increases clouds and a cooling sea breeze. light showers are possible tonight law tomorrow morning and we will have a better chance with the system on friday. i hope that doesn't change. we could use a nice april soaking. we have mid-to-upper 70's around gilroy and los gatos and up the peninsula, dropping down to 67 in millbrae. and temperatures along coast, upper 50's and low-to-mid 60's around downtown and south san francisco and the thickest clouds are across the north bay and san rafael and napa and nearly 60 around the east bay shore and headed into the east bay valley is warmest at almost 70's. tonight, we have scattered light showers and in the lower 50's. on monday morning, the high clouds are increasing headed through the afternoon and mid-level clouds also, but not much in the way of low clouds and by midnight the cold front hoofs in and it hases the hour with scattered showers overnight through tomorrow's commute and breezy conditions develop temperatures drop again tomorrow. breezy on wednesday and a bet we

. >>> now to a dramatic rescue on the high seas after a sailor fell overboard west of san francisco. ppened. in the middle of a yacht race from china to california. the crew was 2,500 miles from san francisco when the 46-year-old andrew taylor was knocked overboard by a giant wave. his crew mates fought to maneuver the boat closer to taylor but wave kept pushing him farther around farther away. an hour and a half into the ordeal we have the dramatic rescue. taylor was pulled out of the water and on to the yacht. >>> 6:47 now. this morning an online dating site is urging people to stop supporting an anti-gay marriage contributor. the site okcupid is unhappy with the new ceo of mozilla, brendan each. each gave money to the campaign to pass proposition 8 which banned same-sex marriage in california. until that was eventually overturned by the supreme court. mozilla is the maker of the firefox web browser. okcupid encourages user to stop using firefox through a letter on its website. >>> 6:47. time to talk business. the dow on an upswing right now to 16,528. >>> new this morning, facebook

the american west. the result? higher food prices for all. the nation's coastline under pressure from rising seas. lower manhattan and the jersey shore under water during hurricane sandy. >> huge waves crashing up and over! >> reporter: last year alone, the u.s. suffered seven weather disaster events, costing the country $7 billion and 109 lives. >> the global warming that has already occurred is already having impacts. >> reporter: and while global warming is easiest to see at the poles, this new report by a united nations science panel says there is no more debate. global warming is real, here now, wreaking havoc worldwide and is caused by humans. >> it is consistent with human activities, particularly the emissions of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere. >> reporter: america is making some progress in cutting back on emissions. unfortunately, india and china are not. temperatures now rising 3 to 5 degrees worldwide in these yellow and red areas since the 1950s. in fact, despite america's most recent rough winter, around the globe, 2013 was one of the warmest years ever. jim avila, abc news, wash

. >> the history of flight mh 370 could finally solved in isolated seas off australia's west coast. nd the horizon, the search for clues is continueing -- is continuing as the sun sets here. there's information that the final resting place of the missing jet could be revealed but no hard evidence has been found. bbc news near perth in western australia i can't. >>> in afghanistan a girl badly wounded by a grenade has returned home after treatment in the united states. the girl took the full blast in the area where the people are caught in the crossfire. the same region in fact two western female journalists were shot, one fatally. karin allen has been following this progress and has this exclusive report. >> reporter: i first came across her days after her tiny body had been shattered by a frequegrena. children like her fear for their lives. 1700 killed and injured last year. she was one of the fortunate few flown to america after a nurse raised the alarm she's been treated for injuries and even going to school. her family were left by hind thousands of miles away. today i met her an

the west over the weekend. the wind is off the cold north sea. just 11 degrees as a high in london. even further south, you see the influence of that cold wind on paris with a maximum of 14 degrees. you've got to get south toward madrid before you start to see brighter, warmer weather. you've still got the area of cloud and rain across the balkan region. it extends into turkey and greece, that circulation keeping things unsettled. that extends to the other side of the mediterranean across libya, unsettled conditions here, though it should remain largely dry across the region. >> still ahead on the news our, china's most popular blogging site goes public on the nasdaq. >> thousands rally to mark prisoners day. >> the final day of the nba regular season wraps up. we'll have action in sports, also a look ahead to the playoffs. do stay with us. >> russia the u.s. and european union and ukraine's acting foreign minister are meeting in geneva to resolve the cries in eastern ukraine. >> nigeria, conflicting reports over the rescue of school girls kidnapped, the military claiming it rescued

sea channel is where you're going to get the really good catches. gaza is the last palestinian area with access to the coast. that's really important to remember. you have the westway, but many of the palestinians there have never seen the sea, have never been to the sea. >> the family owns a small farm in the eastern gaza strip. she and her husband are unusual in that they cook together. this is not typical in this part of the world or in this culture. they use their own fresh-killed chickens to make the gazan classic. the traditional palestinian dish comprised of layers of fried eggplant, tomato, potatoes, carmelized onions, and chicken sauteed then simmered in a broth with nutmeg, sin mom, cardamom and rice. it's a big family. children, grandchildren all living under the same roof, and it can get chaotic. so let's talk about food and eat food. it's just sitting here. tell me what do we have here? >> yeah, yeah, sure. >> this is called mahmouba. traditionally lamb, in this case chicken. [ speaking foreign language ]. they're very concerned that we're being very rude. we're not allowing the others to eat. he says how can you be eating and you -- >> wow. >> for

the underwater search canceled today because of high seas be. the bluefin and other equipment will continue scouring an area the size of west virginia.say what the exact coordinates are. they're only giving that information to governments involved in the search. but if, and that is a big if something of interest is in this area, the next question would be what did radar from india and bangladesh pick up? of course, they would want to revisit that. but i have to say, i spoke to quite a few people today. even the people who say we need to check this out, they're still skeptical. >> for good reason. but check it out, and let's see. all right, rene, thank you. >>> up next, we're going to check in on the dangerous storms. the extreme tornado threats that are in the south right now. ndred and seventy-seven thousand dollars per minute. that's what big oil made last year... now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and less expensiv

china wants to do eventually to the south and east china seas is what the united states did to the caribbean in the 19th and early 20th century. dilute american influence in westasia so that china could expand its continental land mass into the adjacent blue waters. the south china sea has the potential to make china into a great military power in the way the caribbean gave the united states domination of the western hemisphere. >> then you have the east china seas which is the area between china and japan, basically. >> yes. >> to me this is the most dangerous because it involves two very big, rich countries, the second and third largest economies in the world. and countries with huge defense budgets. we saw one version of what could happen. a ship captain takes his boat into these waters. play out for us what you think could happen. >> the east china sea is a more acute problem for the united states because, frankly speaking, the united states will probably not go to the war to defend the philippines. it's a poor country but not a serious one like japan is. japan is a serious ally for the united states and on holding back japanese nationalism could be as muc

boaters and other people at the shore in hawaii are warned they might see strong currents and sea level changes. the national tsunami warning center says any waves that reach the west coast will be too small to be a problem. the quake was felt in bolivia 300 miles from the epicenter. panicked people in la paz grabbed their belongings and ran into the street. the last big quake that hill chile was an 8.4, that was four years ago. it killed more than 500 people and destroyed more than 200,000 homes. >>> missing for two days now a san francisco snowboarder is found in the sierra but not before spending a frigid night in a snow cave. abraham finkelstein disappeared monday near cast the peak. rescue crews used snowcats and snowmobiles looking for the man for hours. the 25-year-old apparently dug a shelter in the snow to survive the night before using his own snowboard as shoes to hike to a house near soda springs. >> he is doing okay. he has some issues. he has to be assessed for treatment. but i believe them to be minor so hopefully he will recover just fine. >> finkelstein's dad was headed back to the car when they got separated. he said his son just wanted one more r

the black sea . another grenade attack . injuring seven people . at a government checkpoint. russia and ukraine . pointing fingers at each other. the west wants - and this is how it all began - to seize control of ukraine because of their own political ambitions, not in the interests of the ukrainian people. >> the world has not yet forgotten the second world war, but russia is already keen on starting a third world war. all responsibility for aggression on ukrainian territory and for undermining international security and stability rests with the leadership of the russian federation. >> meanwhile russian state media is reporting that president putin is planning to expand its fleet in the black sea. yesterday russia restarted military exercises along the ukrainian border. hoda abdel-hamid reports on the build-up. >> it was a day after they vowed to leave ukraine in mid march. any russian troops that crossed into ukraine. >> i don't think anybody is going to come, but looking at the big picture, if that kind of situation comes about, we'll be the first to meet them. we're ready to fulfill all duties before us. >> russia already has tens