on friday, who appeared entrusted with us coast guard is working to contain an oil spill off the coast of texas. up to 2000 gallons of fuel is estimated to have spilled after a barge crashed into a bridge near galveston. officials are investigating how the bars became detached from the boat, which was guiding it. the number of countries effected by coral bleaching is growing. a record ocean temperatures bleaching has been recorded and 62 countries and territory since february 2023. excited to say that in the past year round 60 percent of the world's rates have experienced temperatures, which can cause bleaching to russian president vladimir putin has arrived in harbin as it continues as to day visit to china. earlier prudent met with china is liter, season painting and beijing. the 2 leaders have reaffirmed, there are no limits partnership and the phase of growing pensions with the west. she and prudent have signed an agreement on deepening ties and said they're working towards ending the warranty crane, although they offered no details on their efforts. journalist fabia and customize,

for mapping the coast, but something else is interesting: adak is part of the network of us national security centers, and the main customer of these so-called studies is the us coast guardmation, even if they are real for scientific purposes, then this information may be clearly used for military purposes, that is, to lay out the routes of ships. in order to know whether this or that cruiser is capable of entering this or that harbor, it is necessary to understand the bottom landscape, this one, secondly, you need to understand that everything that comes from america will... then some buoys, be it anything, and even democracy has a dual purpose. yellow buoy is just one of the long-range autonomous underwater vehicles capable of operating in the arctic. american center has deployed an entire observation network near our borders, which includes mobile platforms, a set of sensors, as well as communication and navigation buoys. and this entire project is overseen by retired us air force major general randy key, who has combat operations in the balkans and afghanistan behind him. back in the twenty-first year, he openly stated that russia and china pose a threat to us nation

some of the other headlines from around the above the us coast guard is working to contain an oil spill off the coast of texas. up to 2000 gallons of fuel is estimated to have spilled off. the barge crashed into a bridge near galveston. officials are investigating how the bodies became detached from the boat, which was guiding its of south africa. has also united nations stopped or to hold israel's operations in rough or in the southern guys or south africa accuses eas, ran all stepping up what it calls a genocide is rather really present its case in a 2nd to day or few outings of the course in the hague, on friday, russian president vladimir putin is visiting china is northeast and city of har. been on the 2nd and last day of his trip to the country. 14 attended a tray to explore in the city, which is near the russian border. and as historical ties to the country footing stop, that is meant to underscore the economic cooperation between the 2 nations. the presidents, reaffirmed the no limits bought the issue. i made growing tensions with the rest of all right, let's get the ball from j

on friday to repeat in trusted with the us coast guard is working to contain an oil spill off the coast of texas. up to 2000 gallons of fuel is estimated to have spilled after barge crashing to a bridge near galveston. officials are investigating how the barge became detached from the boat, which was guiding the number of countries affected by coral. bleaching is growing. mid record ocean temperatures. bleaching has been recorded in 62 countries and territory since february 2023. scientists say that in the past year, around 60 percent of the world's reeves, i've experienced temperatures which can cause bleaching. it's up next to w documentary on the state of this and baldwin economy. people who are forced to live on remittances from family members to work abroad. i'm almeni's that stay with us the they burst into our is whenever they feel like doing the 1000 kind of for design of fashion and most abusive in the sky. many including the office of how do they do in the secret lives. the dogs may 22nd on dw the the.

fortunately, sf fire with an assist from the us coast guard were able to bring the three safely back california is reporting its first increase in groundwater supplies for the first time in four years. the department of water resources says the state saw more than 4 million acre feet of managed groundwater recharge. much of the state relies on groundwater for the drinking water in people's homes. >> one of california's biggest reservoirs is officially full for the second year in a row. lake oroville, which provides water to 27 million californians, currently holds more than 3.5 million acre feet of water. this is actually video from last year. the reservoir was boosted by the two back to back pretty big winners. the department of water resources says more planned releases of the dam are expected to happen here in the coming weeks, to make room for the runoff from the snow. >> yeah, and that extra snow we got on saturday certainly isn't going to hurt. we got a little bit of rain around here as well. and as we head forward, it's not going to rain for a while. it's going to stay dry. it

we have an animation that was put together by the us army corps of engineers and the coast guard, giving us sort of an idea of what is going to happen. they have been looking at the structure for several days. they have gone in and made at position can cause in specific areas of the bridge that is now draped a top, the dally, right? that's what happened is massive portion of the bridge fell on top of the bridge. they of the ship, i should say, they went in, they made these positions cuts. they have put chargers in those cards. and when those chargers are wired, that's where the controlled explosion is going to happen one thing that's important to note here, friday is that this is not going to be like a big explosion like you see in a movie. this is a very controlled and careful operation. it's going to look like small fireworks or puffs of smoke. >> then the thrust of the bridge is going to ball into the water. >> the salvage operation will be able to come in and remove pieces of that bridge and this is all so that the ship can eventually be moved here in baltimore, very much people stil

and the coast guard was notified, and the search ensued. reportter: the us coast guard tells cnn it's got a ship on the scene and aircraft, including c-130 planes, canadian ships and planes joining the search as well. craig sopin: the titan was a submersible that was being used to bring passengers to look at and learn about the titanic firsthand. [somber music] five people were aboard the titan, including stockton rush, who owned oceangate, the company that operated the titan. oren liebermann: pakistani british billionaire shahzada dawood, 48 years old, and his 19-year-old son, sulaiman. victor vescovo: the other members that were on board were p.h. nargeole. he was involved in virtually every major expedition to titanic. and then hamish harding was a passenger on the vessel. titanic was something that he just really, really wanted to see. and he thought-- in his own words to me, he thought that the titan was safe enough. [tense music] oren liebermann: oceangate explorations would give you a few hours on the bottom of the ocean with the titanic on board thei

the us coast guard announced that it had found what it presumed to be human remains on the sea floor that would be from the submersible titan. they did recover large pieces of that debris. it is amazing to think in 1912, the titanic sank and now in 2023, you have more people, lives being claimed right at the site of the titanic. and i think it simply is adding to the intrigue of the titanic that 100 years later, it's still leading people to their death. to see the titanic with your own eyes and go down to the depths of the wreck requires an acceptance of some level of danger. that doesn't change whether you're an explorer, a scientist, or the curator of titanic artifacts. there are numerous artifacts that have come off the ship. and i can ascribe very high values to any of them. relics recovered from the titanic aren't just in exhibits and museums, many of them are sold at auction. and i know certain things went for vast amounts of money. wallace hartley's violin sold at auction one time, and it went for $1.7 million, which is the highest amount paid for any artifact that came off of

meanwhile, multiple agencies, including the fbi and us coast guard, are still investigating what causedhe collision. preliminary findings from the national transportation safety board show the ship had two electrical blackouts hours before leaving port. >> the ship had an emergency generator. it does not power propulsion, and without the propeller turning, the rudder was less effective. they were essentially drifting. >> the ship's 21 crew members from india in sri lanka have remained on board since the collision. with the boat now docked, it's still unclear when they'll be permitted to leave. so far, the white house has earmarked $60 million to rebuild the bridge and urged congress to pass additional funding. but some house republicans have appeared hesitant to do so. in washington, rebecca castor, ktvu, fox two news. >> red lobster has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the move is to bring down the seafood restaurant chain's outstanding debt. dozens of locations have already closed, including those in fremont and rohnert park. the company says it plans to continue closing re

us coast guard has reopened daily limited access through baltimore harbor as salvage operations continueas will depart from baltimore may 25th. russian president vladimir putin is meeting with chinese leader xi jinping this week. this comes as china faces growing questions about its economic support of russia. greg palkot has the latest developments. >> chinese leader xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin promising to strengthen their partnership in beijing on thursday. the two leaders meeting in a show of unity as they face rising tension from the west. >> we will continue to act in unison for the successful development of the two countries and to increase the authority and influence of russia and china in the world. >> the two day visit is putin's first overseas trip since he began a fifth term in office. it also comes as russian forces ramp up an offensive in ukraine, driving thousands of people from the kharkiv region after more than two years of war. moscow has grown more dependent on china, which has become a top market for russia's western sanctioned energy exports. >> r

. >> several agencies are assisting with the search, including the us coast guard. zavala was last seen wearing a brown jail shirt, orange pants and black shoes. anyone who sees him is urged to call 911. >> tonight we're learning more from san jose police about an hours long standoff. a shooting suspect eventually surrendered at a house last night, and officers discovered a woman's body inside ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary live tonight in san jose with the very latest on this case. jesse, good evening mike. >> good evening to you. investigators say the suspect in this case is under arrest, but being held at an area hospital with self-inflicted wounds. they say he is charged with shooting and wounding a man and killing a woman. investigators say neighbors called 911 around 6:00 monday evening, reporting gunshots fired in the 300 block of north 20th street near east julian street in san jose. multiple bullet holes could be seen through a front window of a home upon arrival, officers discovered an adult female victim suffering from extensive physical trauma. >> t

meanwhile multiple agencies, including the fbi and us coast guard, are still investigating what causedinary findings from the national transportation safety board show the ship had two electrical blackouts hours before leaving port. >> the ship had an emergency generator. it does not power propulsion and without the propeller turning, the rudder was less effective. they were essentially drifting. >> the ship's 21 crew members from india in sri lanka have remained on board since the collision with the boat now docked, it's still unclear when they'll be permitted to leave. so far, the white house has earmarked $60 million to rebuild the bridge and urged congress to pass additional funding. but some house republicans have appeared hesitant to do so. in washington, rebecca castor, ktvu, fox two news. >> fighting has been raging in ukraine now for two years since russia's invasion. how is the war affecting ukrainian children? we get a glimpse into their lives through a new exhibit at san jose state. stay with us. the organizer joins us live. >> and the warming trend continues into your bay

. >> meanwhile, multiple agencies, including the fbi and us coast guard are still investigating whatcollision. preliminary findings from the national transportation safety board show the ship had two electrical blackouts hours before leaving port. >> the ship had an emergency generator. it does not power propulsion and without the propeller turning, the rudder was less effective. they were essentially drifting. >> the ship's 21 crew members from india in sri lanka have remained on board since the collision. with the boat now docked, it's still unclear when they'll be permitted to leave. so far, the white house has earmarked $60 million to rebuild the bridge and urged congress to pass additional funding. but some house republicans have appeared hesitant to do so, and washington rebecca castor, ktvu, fox two news a legal victory for wikileaks founder julian assange as he tries to fight extradition to the united states. >> assange faces up to 175 years in prison on 17 counts of espionage for posting a large number of classified government documents online. well, today, a london court ru

the us coast guard has reopened daily limited access through baltimore harbor as salvage operations continue. royal caribbean's vision of the seas will depart from baltimore may 25th. an iconic hotel on the las vegas strip is closing down for good this summer to make room for a 700 foot guitar shaped tower. the mirage hotel and casinos officially closing july 17th for crews to begin transforming the property into the hard rock hotel and casino. the new hotel will feature a guitar soaring above the heart of the strip. some 3000 hotel employees are being laid off because of the closure. hard rock officials say they're paying about $80 million in severance packages. jobs will be offered to the laid off employees once hard rock las vegas opens in 2027. >> if you're feeling the urge to get away this memorial day weekend but haven't made any plans yet, we've got you covered. from seaside serenity to thrilling outdoor adventures, we've turned to the experts for some hand-picked vacation ideas for every budget. with us now is travel expert gabe salyer. gabe, it's nice to see you again, you know what

us coast guard officials say these small blast will break apart a massive chunks of the bridge structure from a top the dali cargo ship, the vessel so which weighs more than 200 million pounds lost power on march 26 and struck a pillar supporting the bridge causing it to completely collapsed into the taps go river last week officials recovered the body of the sixth and final victim if all goes according to plan now the dali could be refloated and returned to the port of baltimore as soon as this week, according to our affiliate wb a elle severe weather takes aim at texas once again, 35 million people are at risk for damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes in the days to come, it was just a week he could go when that part of the state saw flood levels, not seen since hurricane harvey and 2017. let's bring and cnn meteorologist ellis chinchar, allison chinchar. hard time talking so they could barely dried out from all of that rain. >> and there was a whole lot of other stuff in the system. and now it's back to severe weather again right? >> i mean, they got a little bit of a brief repriev

we spoke with the us coast guard just to try and get an understanding of just how complicated this operationand why every environmental factor matters. >> there is an increment weather in the area today through are a few lightnings trigs. whenever there's a lightning strike in the area that pushes the clock back. and so that clock just kept getting pushed back and push back. and so ultimately we arrived at the decision to postpone until tomorrow. a very dynamic situation that we're dealing with here with the key bridge response it's important to note that we will absolutely not sacrifice is safe now, the unified command and the us army corps of engineers has been looking at and working at the structure for several days now, they have already gone in and and carried out a number of precision cuts in those position cuts, they have placed a chargers which will be wired when this it's operation can finally take place to help remove pieces of this bridge is going to be a controlled explosion small explosive what can be seen in this video, this video animation provided to us by the us army corps o

portion of the collapsed francis scott key key bridge, but weather has forced a delay yet again us coast guard officials say the plans, small explosions will break apart a massive chunks of the bridge from a top, the dali cargo ship joining me right now to discuss is democratic congressman john gerome, nd. he's on the transportation and infrastructure committee, which is holding a hearing wednesday on the bridge collapsed investigation. great to see you, congressman good debate with you. all right. still know ntsb report, right. so what kind of questions do you want answered? >> well, it based question is who's going to pay for this that question goes back to the maritime insurance laws, as well as the sum of the insurance issues that are within the jurisdiction of the state of maryland, who see what happens here. clearly, the state, federal governments are going to be putting up a lot of money initially and then trying to collect the money from the insurance industry as well as from the shipping company it's going to be long road. >> but right now, the key is to get the channels open get the

used a coast guard approved life vest if you're not a strong swimmer.rtantly, learn how to swim. >> when you learn how to swim, you learn what to do when you get tired, you learn how to know what your comfort is with the water and you learn howto float. >> really, i just like to swim. >> i learned how to swim so i can get refreshed and cool. >> i love swimming because it's really fun. >> i learned about how to make bubbles under water and bubbles with your nose and with your mouth. >> reporter: when it comes to swimming in rivers, lakes and oceans, remember to watch out for tides and currents. sometimes it's hard to see where the water can pull you around. and don't swim too far out. stay close to shore so people can see where you are. >> make sure there's a lifeguard on duty and you want to swim as close as possible to a lifeguard to keep an eye on you. you want to swim parallel to shore and get out of the area where the rip currents are. if they're not that good a swimmer, i suggest no deeper than your waist. >> reporter: what if you've floated out fa

are the coast guard budgets being reduced at the hs level? that is how those of us following coast guard are feeling. i will let you talk now. i've taken four minutes to shape it up for you. please help me out. i am worried about the coast guard. >> senator murkowski, i share your concern. in fact, more and more is being asked of the united states coast guard. remarkably, they perform more and more every single day. as his hearing is proceeding, they are in baltimore responding to the tragic collapse of the bridge. >> and louisiana too. >> they will be there as well. they were in hawaii following the tragic fires there. let me assure you with respect to your institutional. , i believe very strongly the united states coast guard belongs in the department of homeland security from a mission perspective. number two, i fight vigorously for the budget for the united states coast guard, and i have encouraged the leadership of the coast guard across the country, not just in headquarters, for them to fight for the budget as well. i can only echo the concerns you have expres

use the coast guard in the waterways. aquatic barriers, land barriers, physical wall, legal wall, you name it, that is already they arized in the name of the u.s. president's executive power. what you have a president who failed to enforce the existing laws. chuck schumer and the democratic party will put up a smoke screen they need to pass new laws in everything else hail mary, to every tactic they try is a hail mary in the face of cratering poll numbers. the hard truth they already had the power to act. they failed. the american people shouldn't fall another that. the right policy would be decided at the ballot box. larry: vivek ramaswamy, as always sir, we appreciate you coming on very much, take care. folks let's turn back to the breaking news from earlier this hour. news corp and openai signed a landmark global partnership that will bring news corp news content to openai. openai will receive access from current and archived content from news corp major news and major publications that include "the wall street journal,

fox news jared halperin tells us the coast guard now estimates the port's permanent channel could reopens month. >> crews in baltimore using controlled explosions to break a part of a massive portion of the collapsed francis scott key bridge on monday. >> the 500 foot long span sits on top of a cargo ship that crashed into a support column in march, killing six construction workers. the vessel's 21 member crew remains on board during demolition. >> they are necessary to keep the ship safe and operational if something were to happen. they are the in the best place to actually fight a fire on board the ship. >> the port of baltimore has been closed to most maritime traffic since the accident. coast guard officials say after demolition, they plan to refloat and remove the cargo ship in about two days, with the goal of fully reopening the port's permanent channel by the end of the month. >> there were some who, when we were here weeks ago, looked at the complexity of this operation and said this is going to take months. we've been able to get it done in a matter of weeks. >> in the weeks aft

crews today demolished a key portion of the structure, as fox's jared halperin tells us, the coast guardt channel could reopen later on this month. >> crews in baltimore using controlled explosions to break a part of a massive portion of the collapsed francis scott key bridge on monday. the 500 foot long span sits on top of a cargo ship that crashed into a support column in march, killing six, construction workers. the vessel's 21 member crew remains on board during demolition. >> they are necessary to keep the ship safe and operational if something were to happen. they are the in the best place to actually fight a fire on board the ship. >> the port of baltimore has been closed to most maritime traffic since the accident. coast guard officials say after demolition, they plan to refloat and remove the cargo ship in about two days, with the goal of fully reopening the port's permanent channel by the end of the month. >> there were some who, when we were here weeks ago, looked at the complexity of this operation and said this is going to take months. we've been able to get it done in a mat

the downgrade stations with the coast guard not because of this incident that what is happening with the coast guard. we passed the coast guard authorization that gets us to the 14 1/2 billion dollars for 25 and $15 billion for 26. we are not near the goal of $20 billion for 2030. so this appropriation for the key bridge, how is the coast guard thinking about being part of that to get some cost recovery. >> i don't want to get ahead on the plans. the way have articulated first of all we've been expending operating funds like for emergency responses and other things. we have been keeping close tabs on those. so far we have spent about $20 million of direct and indirect response. what we have seen in these events and others like it, we do what we call burn readiness. we have to have other assets around the area work harder to cover for the aircraft people that are working these. we mobilized now. on average we have had about 200 individuals at the command post per day. that has gone down. we are mobilizing them from around the country. in fact, most of them are from outside baltimore right now. there's opportunity cost from the command that provide those

living and we get in more support in terms of logistics and equipment to help the use, the armed forces and coast guard to the control the voters and the shores of the bundle. and therefore, limits of the migrants, both sailing from the cypress and 2 other european countries. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and the columbia and president, gustavo petro has announced his government is breaking diplomatic relations with israel. he described israel's will, against homeless as genocide. colombia has historically been one of his wells places, partners in less than america, but relations have cooled since the full member of the left wing um, through the group was elected president in 2022. i must get a quote, has extended the pre trial detention as a russian play, right? i'm see as a director ginia that co, that split that long enough for 3 choke facing charges of justifying terrorism. accusations relate to the 2021 play for training russian women who allude into marriage by proponents of radical islam and syria. the pat have already spent a year and at

they used to the greek coast guard of failing to intervene and rescue efforts. over 500 people on board, the entry on an 804 rescue to form us president of donald trump. this defense team has arrested its case and as hush money trial, trump didn't take to the stand to testify the despite promising that he would, he's on trial for concealing a payments made to an adult film actress during the campaign, allegedly, to stop him from making their relationship public, he says the charges are politically motivated. drawers will be back on may the 28th, to hear closing argumentative from the chinese on both sides of corresponding custom, salumi has moved from outside the court in new on the defense team, wrapped up their case calling just 2 witnesses to the stand. and donald trump was one of them despite trumps claims that he wanted to testify at the end of it all the defense to consider that too risky and focused instead on their efforts to undermine the credibility of the prosecution star witness michael cohen. the positives former bixler, now trump payments to michael

the us coast guard has reopened daily limited access through the harbor as salvage operations continueean's vision of the seas will depart from baltimore may 25th. >> our time now 424 a man whose truck was stolen in redwood city is frustrated with the police after he didn't get help and he had to track down his car himself. yesterday morning, a group of thieves stole a dodge ram pickup truck from outside the victim's home in redwood city. the owner used a bluetooth tracking device to track his car to east oakland. the victim says he called oakland police several times but didn't get any help, so he decided to call us at ktvu. and when ktvu called the police, things seemed to speed up, telling them i could see the truck. >> i have a tracker i can remote start it, i can turn on the lights and they're saying too busy, don't care. it wasn't until the news got involved were also there, kicked into high gear. >> about an hour later, he received a call from redwood city saying oakland police had towed his car. there's no word about any arrests, but the victim says he's worried those thieves m

inside the bay when they were pulled out to the ocean rescue watercraft from sf fire, and the us coast guardafely. one year after its launch, the city of antioch is applauding the success of a special emergency response team. the angelo quinto community response team takes on low level emergencies. the goal is to help free up police for more serious calls. the team was named after a man who died in antioch police custody in 2020. team members say they handle about 500 calls a month. the mayor of antioch talked about the impact the team has had for the community. >> we haven't had an in-custody death since we launched this, and so that's a mark of success for me. the fact that we can take 500 calls off of the police's shoulders, that's success to me. >> the mayor also says the community response program needs more staff and is on borrowed time with federal funds. he says the city may need to restructure its budget to fund this team in the near future. two bay area doctors are being recognized as some of the most influential people in health. time magazine has named ucsf neil powell and the sa

using a maritime militia, coast guard fishing vessels that have military capabilities that are confrontingnot done anything about that. if you look at the federal budget, $7 trillion a year, $2 trillion borrowed, not enough room there to increase the military as much as we need to without some sort of drastic re- formation focus on china. >> massive foreign policy issues now is not the time. great to see you. thanks for being here. >> joining us tomorrow steve "forbes" and attorney general john you, joe con chuck. i will be here as well. sending it over to the bottom line. dagen: thank you

she focuses on the use, the silent policy and migration that you and it's members, states coast guards have saved many people in distress. but critics say that you isn't doing enough to protect refugees and migrant. and there has even been reports of 3 coast guards illegally pushing boats out of the waters. you have flats to protect refugees under international treaties in 2023 alone, just over 1000000 people applied for asylum in the country. but many have no chance of being granted asylum in most countries say too many people are coming. we have our international obligations we will fulfill them. we have done that in the past. we do this now, but we as europeans, will decide who comes to europe and under what circumstances and not the smart lesson try. for schuman smugglers and traffickers, irregular migration to the new is big business. they can charge thousands of years per person for the journey. first thing, as many people as possible onto the boat in 2023 in italy alone. more than a 150000 people arrived by see these are the top 5 countries they came from. and as we saw, many of

coast guard crew spotting a pod of orca as they're on the hunt. the u.s. coast guard's monterey station sharing this video with usls and sea lions out there in the monterey bay. the post calls the video pretty incredible local. well watchers say that now actually is the peak time for spotting or cause in the bay. coming up next, remember those debt cards sent out by the state to help you out with inflation? turns out that some people turns out that some people still haven't use them. how introducing kardiamobile. with kardiamobile, the fda-cleared smart device, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. every morning i check, make sure i'm in good shape. and it makes me feel pretty good about my heart condition. kardiamobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation. and it's fda-cleared to detect normal heart rhythm, bradycardia and tachycardia. i mean, you might as well be in a doctor's office. get kardiamobile today for just $79 at kardia.com or amazon. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: sydney, what's up? sydney: nothing. girl: are you ok? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: talk to me.

coast in the water sp. there is a guided entry sequence, and it will take us close to shannon, ireland, right ■gst, and hopefully, and irish coast guardl get them bk >>go ahead. thank you for taking my question. i was curious if you could share if we [indiscernible] going through the analysise, coming up to the flight rationale, what is your perspective? astronaut to fly like this? >>m an astronaut perspective, one say, and we met nasa commercial crew program■j office, as well as the boeing company have included us, butch, and their representatives and slight operations directory, and we are part of the team. we know wh i understand discussd risks g mitigated. butch and suni have a strong voice. if they were concerned about something, we would send it up to our chain to the cheap astronaut who would take it d. if you ask butch and suni directly, i can answer for them they feel comfortable and confident forward, and as flight testers and engineers, this is something that we know is giving birth to the spacecraft -- dramatic -- but when you have a new spacecraft, you need to learn all about it. this has been a great exercise in understa

celebrated in 1950 and was meant to honor all branches of the us military the army, navy, air force, marine corps, space force, coast guard and national guard, and reserve forces. a big thank you to all who serve. okay time for our pop quiz. the subject geography. the question this week. name the only great lake that lies completely in the united states. is it a lake michigan b lake erie or c lake superior? i'll give you a few seconds to think about it. okay. time's up. the answer is a lake michigan. lake michigan is the only one of the great lakes that is located entirely within the boundaries of the united states. did you know there are five great lakes and they make up the largest freshwater system in the world? meantime, the brookfield zoo chicago is welcoming two new additions, a pair of koalas. for the first time in its history, brumby and william will make their public debut later this month. and it got us thinking just what makes koalas so special? our friend erin mclaughlin explains. the koala, one of the world's most famous species, can be found in the wild of australia. koalas are related to kangaroos. they're