they say they'll confront the whalers in the pacific ocean, instead of the antarctic ocean as in past years. paul watson is said to take part of the operation. he's on interpol's wanted list for skipping bail in germany. sea shepherd activists obstructed whaling activities 12 times during last season's expedition. >>> militants in pakistan have staged another attack against women seeking an education. the targets this time were college students. the attack occurred on a van that was carrying 20 students. they were returning home from their university in northwest pakistan. the attackers used guns and hurled what appeared to be acid at the students. two men were burned and shot. nhk interviewed one of the victims after agreeing not to reveal her identity. >> translator: an armed group attacked our van. my brother and i were burned. they targeted us because they are againsted girls like me getting an education. >> the incident came just days after taliban gunman shot a 15-year-old schoolgirl. she was campaigning for women's education in pakistan. she's recovering from her injuries in br

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whalers and buck near brought in norway and black rat to feed on the egg of everything from tortoise and snake and hawk and even plant. they are going through the islands like crazy. the rat reproduce every three months. poison is very strong anti-coagulant so the rat dry up and disinterest great. >> well, collection of incredible animal experts who want to share some of that with you. they capture the more human side of our distant one of our distant relative any wa way. this is based in london and gave us permission to show you his work. here's a picture of panda arm raised meditating on a subject. turned away. the gorilla well the chicken mid stride with one eye on the camera. then look. monkey pick at the finger and look surprised. orangatan pictured gazing out of shot. so is this owl look at that picture. here's gorilla. orange eye just gazing into the distance. and this feels like we have interrupted something as april enjoy this. tim spend seven years creating his book called the more than human. fascinating book. >> call them eye crook. coming up. what might be a record heist

as a sportsman he uses his 21- foot boston whaler and travels nearly five miles offshore but these crabbersclose and use a kayak. big boats, little boats, how about no boats? for that matter you don't even need your own crab trap to catch crab. >> whoo. >> >> >> reporter: no crabby crabbers here. for $60, party boats like this will take you out and show you how to pull your own crab trap. >> look at that. >> reporter: the skipper says good weather and calm seas produced a perfect storm last weekend. >> i have never seen so much activity in the harbor. the launch ramp was backed up over a mile. >> reporter: for the moment the sport fishermen have the ocean to themselves. it will still be a while, however, before you can crab in the stores. commercial season starts later and it is those professional boats that supply the markets. in a little over a week, the commercial fleet will be allowed to go out and get crabs, too. but whether they leave the docks or not will depend on if they can negotiate a good price with the buyers. in half moon bay, don ford, cbs 5. >>> all right. everybody on a boa

>> they still dream of getting the whalers back some day, but for today, we'll talk expectations for

as fishermen and whalers, the quileute have always considered themselves stewards of the coast, says a quileute elder. >> it's been a great quality of life since the time of our beginning here, that all the things that were made available to us by the creator-- all the salmon, the cedar trees, just a wide variety of different life that's here on the coast. >> sreenivasan: hundreds of years ago, the tribe adapted to shifts in the weather by migrating within their expansive territory that stretched thousands of miles across the olympic peninsula. but now their village is just one square mile. in 1855, the quileute signed a treaty giving up most of their land to the federal government in exchange for fishing rights. they were restricted to a small reservation bounded by the pacific ocean and the quileute river on one side and olympic national park on the other. but now even that land is threatened. la push sits right at sea level, and the tribe's dependence on the ocean leaves them vulnerable, says morganroth. >> as the climate changes, as the environment changes, we have to change with

you might be wondering why am i in hartford, connecticut, today, it's not only because of the whalers. my grandmother passed away. lived in water bury, connecticut. the story is a story of america for the last century. it was a factory town. sort of the brass capital of the united states. it's where the working class and middle class was built in the middle of the 20th century. water bury is a story that the united states i think, and i think my grandmother's life is the story of water bury. she was born into a family that didn't even speak english. her mother during prohibition might have been involved in a little bootlegging. and my grandmother willed her way into nursing school and through nursing school. she raised five kids. she was a nurse for 30 years and in the city of water bury she unionized her hospital at a time when, you know, that was brand new. the first hospital in connecticut that was unionized. my grandmother did that. she just had an extraordinary life. my favorite story also was a couple of years ago she even -- a big football fan. she put a bet on the super bowl w