and our destination today is the white sea coast thousand kilometers north of moscow why is an asian land of sea conquerors sailors fishermen ship builders upon more people have been linked with the sea for generations and even today their way of why it hasn't changed much excess are so you found out. we are now in. the first russian fleet now the creators of the russian fleet are the more people the people who have very close relations with the sea and they are the first russian settlers on the white sea coast now they were primarily fishermen hunters and sea traders in fact they create a very strong trading links with northern norway to the point that a pigeon language was created between the two of them now they have also played an important role in russian history because it's the banks to them that russia was able to keep its northern borders unchanged now today the people who call themselves uphold very strong and gimmick traditions so we dug a little deeper and we had a first time taste of the traditions and the way of life of the mars take a look. they were one of the first co

people who have very close relations with the sea and they are the first russian settlers on the white sea coast now they were primarily fishermen hunters and sea traders in fact they created very strong trading links with northern norway to the point that a pigeon language was created between the two of them now they have also played an important role in russian history because it's banks to them that russia was able to keep its northern borders unchanged well today the people who call themselves uphold very strong and unique traditions so we dug a little deeper and we had a first time taste of the traditions and the way of life of the take a look. they were one of the first congress of the northern waters. fisherman. not so many. feel good. fish rebus for spawning shipbuilders sea captains the moors have a bond with the sea unbroken for centuries. my grandfather used to build one. he was one of the best ship builders out there everyone with families connected to the sea. is a native of but i meant one that he calls the homeland of captains so we traveled to. a four hour boat journey to a

north west russia for generations the local people's livelihood and heritage is bringing into the white sea communities of. from the natural resources of the. seas. is this time as the sea it so. we are now in. the first russian fleet of the russian fleet more people the people who have very close relations with the sea and they are the first russians on the white sea coast now they were primarily fishermen hunters and sea traders in fact they created very strong trading links with northern norway to the point that a pigeon was created between the two of them. have also played an important role in russian history because it's thanks to them that russia was able to keep its northern borders unchanged now today the people who call themselves hold very strong and unique traditions so we dug a little deeper and we had a first time taste of the traditions and the way of life of the take a look. they were one of the first conquerors of the northern waters fisherman. not sign any fresh it's off season now the soundman is a northern fish it comes to our rivers for spawning shipbuilders sea captains

russia for generations the local people's livelihood and heritage has been intertwined with the white sea communities of sailors fishermen and carpenters of thrive from the natural resources of the landscape as artie's tests are cilia found out the way of life there is as timeless as the sea itself. they were one of the first conquerors of the northern waters fisherman. not so many fish it's off season now soundman is a northern fish and comes to a rebus for spawning shipbuilders sea captains the boomers have a bond with the sea unbroken for centuries this my grandfather used to build one mast into mast boats he was one of the best ship builders out there everyone in my family is connected to the sea they were the sailors or captains. work of is a native of politically got island one that he calls the homeland of captains so we travelled to put it a four hour boat journey to an island only accessible during the summer months today it's inhabited by about four hundred to morse descendants of the very first settlers here we discovered that the so-called traditional poem or way of life is ce

artie's close up team travels to one of russia's northern outposts of the coast of the white sea to meet the locals who depend on the region's natural resources for their livelihood. five am in the russian capital tressa thanks for joining us on r t our top story the first nuclear power plant in the middle east has been switched on in iran the southern city of who share the russian built reactor is now operating under the strict control of the un atomic watchdog amid international concerns over terrans nuclear ambitions archies oksana boyko was at the long awaited opening. more than thirty years in the making with a price tag of over two billion dollars by all accounts the bush era nuclear power plant is an expensive undertaking and the one for which iran has spared no expense the chaplet have always been more than just an education or ready to sell it for all it's a symbol of the country social progress and proof but it's more in touch up around critics the embodiment of the family crippled likes of ideological backwardness and a vivid example of a building which a diplomatic bargaining

see parents be taking to russia's white sea coast to explore hug and local traditions of sailing and should be kept afloat. one pm in the russian capital your watching ati's week news review fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev and the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and tajikistan discussed how to stabilize the troubled region. reports. the leverage yes. which was the world yes and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because there's a common problem we should face up to it together not individually afghanistan nor russia can solve the problem in their own problem and it was no coincidence president medvedev singled out these two countries again as stan is the world's largest opium producer russia the world's largest consumer what costs one country thirty thousand human lives a year is a profitable business for the other organ m

land of seafarers we take you to russians white sea coast to explore how the local traditions of selling and shipbuilding are being kept afloat. welcome to the weekly here in our team this sunday on the nice and now way first this hour fighting terrorism and drug trafficking in central asia was the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev and the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and to them discussed how to stabilize the troubled region are to get through the crush now reports for the list which just told the french where the focus and the war in just talking whether terrorism pull the t. and one other the burning topi took a front seat as russia hosted his three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it's a common problem we should face up to it together not individually know that afghanistan nor russia can solve the problem only in the room option problem and it was no coincidence president medvedev singled out these two countries again as stan is the world's largest opium producer russia the world's largest consume

with the water on its travels to russia's white sea coast local people keeping tradition afloat. live from our studios here in central moscow twenty four hours a day this is. the first nuclear power plant in the middle east has been switched on in the southern city of bushehr the russian built reactor is now operating under the strict control of the un atomic watchdog amid international concerns over nuclear ambitions. was that the long awaited grand opening. more than thirty years in the making with a price tag of over two billion dollars by all accounts the nuclear power plant is an expensive undertaking and one for which iran has spared no expense the russia plan has always been more than just an education or writing facility for money it's a symbol of the country's social progress and proof of what's good for intentions of our own critics the embodiment of baserunning republics an ideological backwardness and a vivid example of that until things which are at a diplomatic bargaining chip for years the station has finally come closer to fulfilling its practical purpose but the

and i'll close all team take you to russia's white sea coast westsail is in fisherman leader like you can change by time and industry. a very warm welcome steve this is aussie live from the russian capital with me alex have it iran has a fuss at nuclear power plant built by russia in the southern city of boucher well engine answer in both countries and i'll lay doing fuel and the reactors have all the strict control of the un's attala watchdog and will correspond with all the boys is a new chef for us. from the moment that the. nuclear. was placed into the reactor is considered to be. functioning nuclear facility now it's going to take a few weeks for the fuel to be fully placed into the reactor and. the couple of months before they start. producing. for the iranian side it is a relatively short wave. more than three days. waiting for. construction. began back in the seventy's spearheaded by the german company's. project after the. seventy nine and it was a not a. project it's been plagued by financing difficulties also has been hampered by international pressure. on enrichment progra

now on the coast of the white sea lies the land of the pummel people for centuries communities of saythose fishermen and ship builders have thrived on the natural resources of the landscape and to this day their way of life is as timeless as the see itself as tess and also discovered. they were one of the first conquerors of the northern waters fisherman with. not so many fresh it's off season now salmond is a northern fish it comes to rivers for spawning shipbuilders sea captains the norse have a bond with the sea unbroken for centuries yes my grandfather used to build one mast and two mast boats he was one of the best ship builders out there everyone in my family is connected to the sea they were either sailors or captains. bourque of is a native of but to keep got island one that he calls the homeland of captains so we travelled to put a key for a four hour boat journey to an island only accessible during the summer months today it's inhabited by about four hundred to moore's descendants of the very first settlers here we discovered that the so-called traditional poem or way of lif

and our close up team take you to russia's white sea coast where sailors and fishermen wheel drive little changed by time and industry. this is already coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshua welcome to the program now iran has started off its first nuclear power plant built by russia in the southern city of will share and engineers from both countries are now loading fuel into the reactor under the strict control of the un's atomic watchdog we now cross to bush era tell correspondents on a boy called. now can the plan be considered operational now. in a sense that it has not yet produced any alex recently but as of now from the moment that the first batch of nuclear. what was placed into the reactor the plant is considered to be fully functioning new clear facility now it's going to take a few weeks for the fuel to be fully placed into the reactor and. the couple of months before they start will be producing electricity but for the iranian side it is it relatively short wave considering to you all more than three decades that the people of iran have been waiting for the set facility

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and dossiers days out team set sail from russia the white sea caves to explore the locals the mystery the hole they keep a history of. a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow with me out of habit rounds first nuclear power plant is now powering up in the cell phones if you share under the strict control of the un's atomic watch talk while she helped to construct the reactor out of to save. the usage of spent fuel well that some of the international concerns over iran's nuclear ambitions. boy has more from the plan. well and thirty years in the making with the price tag of over two billion dollars by all accounts the pushchair nuclear power plant is an expensive undertaking and one for which iran has spared no expense the chaparral have always been more than just that energy generating facility for iran it's a symbol of the country's social progress and growth but it's more in touch with government critics the embodiment of the farming republic's an ideological backwardness and a vivid example of the building which are in the diplomatic bargaining chip for years the station

. >>> a shark described as a great white attacking a sea lion in the beach. one witness, a surfer in the water, during the attack said he saw the shark thrash around with the sea lion in its mouth. the shark, he says, was a great whiting with 18 to 25 feat long. signs have been posted of the shark sighting and we'll have more coming up on bay area news at 6:00. >>> vallejo police released a sketch of a man they saw running from the scene of a deadly shooting. the police describe him as "a person of interest" which is the protocol. the victim was found in the garage of his home shot numerous times. the police also supplied an image of what he was driving with. black or full-sized american van with a tan or light-colored who zan tal stripe and a loud exhaust system. >>> dozens of bay area parolees ended up back in jail after the sting last week. tonight, others get a chance at a second life. jodi hernandez has the story about an unusual job for them in solano county. >> you have an opportunity to demonstrate that you have a chance to yourself. >> reporter: they

sea lion snack caught on tape. scary moments when a great white shark chomps on its prey at a popular surf break in pacifica. stunt witnesses watched in horror. tonight the warng signs are up, stay out of the water. nbc bay area's jean elie has the video and how that shark attack happened. and what swimmers are a little water shy. >> reporter: surfers paddle out at the beach in pacifica despite the shark warning signs posted on the beach. >> i surf all around here, mavericks, rock way, every local spot around here. and i've never seen a great white. >> reporter: this longtime surfer might ignore those warnings, but this time he saw what pacifica police say was an 18 to 25-foot great white devour a sea lion. >> just thrash the water while blood was just squirting and water was just violently thrashing up in the air. i don't know how high it was going. but it was a very large shark. >> reporter: he grabbed his camera and caught the shark's fin whipping through the water, just 200 yards west of the popular surf break. he hopped in a boat to tell surf

ignore those warnings, but this time he saw what pacifica police say was an 18 to 25-foot great white devour a sea lion. >> just thrash the water while blood was just squirting and water was just violently thrashing up in the air. i don't know how high it was going. but it was a very large shark. >> reporter: he grabbed his camera and caught the shark's fin whipping through the water, just 200 yards west of the popular surf break. he hopped in a boat to tell surfers to get out. scientists believe great white sharks spend time in northern california between august and december. feeding in an area called the red triangle which stretches from bodega bay to big sur and out to the fairlawn island. a shark attacked a kayaker in san mateo county just a few weeks ago. he survived and has a kayak and paddle punctured with teeth marks as a reminder of the encounter. this surfer didn't get that close and he is rattled. >> i'm not going to surf for a couple days. >> reporter: pacifica police hope word will spread. >>> police are talking with experts to see how long the warning sign also stay up. >>> an invest

sea. the white house has pledged communities on the gulf coast will not be forgotten. james reynolds reports now on the environmental crisis that became so intensely political. am i the explosion in april let everyone with one question -- how bad is this going to be? at first, bp's chief executive, tony hebert, suggested that the environmental impact of this bill would end up being very modest. but the oil kept coming. in june, president obama called this the worst environmental disaster that america has ever faced. now, the president has an update. it turns out that most of the oil in the sea has gone. >> the vast majority of the spilled oil has been disbursed or removed from the water, so the long battle to stop the leak and contain the oil is finally close to coming to an end. and we are very pleased with that. [applause] >> this is what is stopping the oil at the moment. over the last 24 hours, engineers have come heavy drilling mud into the blown out well, a process known as static killed. after the heavy drilling may come a round of cement. is to be conned in dur

naval officers in old russia, they thought if you died at sea you turned into a seagull. so the whitetion is sort of to represent the seagull in the story. this is a bit of sea foam, if you will. then this part of the costume, this white here, is supposed to be sort of like a lady's handkerchief. in the old days when an officer went off to ballot the woman would give him something to remember her by. and then the other side is obviously a uniform. with this costume i feel like i got all the crazy stories in my head to translate into one place, into one costume. and that's sometimes hard to do when you have so many things going on in your head. and as a creative person i always am trying to find that one point in my head where i can say, okay, stop. but this costume i feel like everything that i wanted came to fruition and it shows up in the costume. >>> that's all for now. but we'll be back soon with more "teen kids news." >> thanks for joining us, and have a great week. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> transportation for "teen kids news" provided by thames livery. for im

. >>> at least a half dozen people spotted a great white shark attacking a sea lion near pacifica beach today. warning signs went up after those witnesses reported the sighting, a few hundred yards right off lindy march beach. the shark appeared to be 18 feet long. despite those posted warnings surfers still went into the water. one said she saw a big splash and then debated with another surfer what it might be. >> right away i was like, shark, no dolphin. right when she turned around this big red spray coming up, coming out, so it was pretty dramatic. >> people on the beach waved to those in the water to get out. men in a small boat also warned the surfers. no reports of any human injuries. >> the only sharks we like are the ones that play hockey. >>> that is exactly it, right? they were teal and black and skates and are located in san jose. time for hockey by the way. time for this here, we do have a little bit of stratus and warm clouds, the city of san francisco was only 63, what you need to know for your tuesday heading on out the door. we'll have the low clouds, the fog stretching

are posted warning signs at a popular pacifica beach after witnesses say they saw a great white shark attack a seaions close to shore. it happened near linda march beach. this is a look at the shark from his san pedro point home. police say two surfers swimming 300 yards out also saw the shark attack. >> and one surfer told the other one, look, there's a shark attacking a seal. the one surfer turns around and looks and that's where they see the shark flashing out of the water with the seal. >> was the most incredible, thrashing bloodbath you've ever seen. >> shark experts say it's not uncommon for sharks to swim off our coast this time of year. they hunt for seals who feed on salmon heading to the sacramento river. >> circle away and circle and turning. >> i'm just thinking about the word bloodbath. a great way to start the morning. >> yeah. congratulations over your break. 4:38 now. let's get to a nice, calm subject. sort of zen. mike, how about the weather. >> all right. let's talk about the temperatures this morning and some clouds. good morning to you. the cloud cover has kept our temperatures

they say there's a canyon 40 miles from the florida panhandle that has oil on the sea floor. the white house contacted abc news and says its data over the past couple of weeks has been misunderstood and misrepresented. they never said that the oil disappeared entirely. only that it had been dispersed. that was not clear to the scientists from both of those surveys. matt gutman, abc news, buras, louisiana. >>> and now, for many morning's weather around the nation. up to five inches of rain and flooding around the gulf coast. showers into washington, d.c. 80-mile-per-hour winds and isolated tornados from fargo to green bay. thunderstorms in the four corners region of the southwest. >> 104 in phoenix. 101 in colorado springs. and 93 in albuquerque. dallas hits triple-digits for the 20th-straight day. mostly 80s across the midwest and northeast. and later climbs to 92. and new orleans, 91. >>> coming up, a new car recall, affecting hundreds of thousands of owners. >>> and a week after her latest controversial comments, radio's dr. laura makes a major announcement. >>> plus, frequent flyers

after a bay area beach. 1:00 this afternoon several people reported seeing a large great white shark attack a sea lie lion. happened west of the taco bell. witnesses say the shark appeared to be between 18 and 25 feet long signs have been posted along the beach warning of the shark siting. >>> on to the weather now. what's í!"y=&your reaction whe hear that? >> the first thing i think about is there is more people than ever at the water's edge. ten times as many surf this year as 4 years ago. more people are in the water and seeing things. it is august heading into september. this is when the sharks come back. back. they go away and now coming ú%qréiiback in their fee zone. we are in the red triangle because there is so many sharks sharks are y=ngÑcoming back. they know what they are looking for. they are looking for seals and not people. either way this is the time of year you get a lot of sharks. out l%[ñat the évcthcoast it i temperatures on the cool side. it is working across san francisco towards the ballpark. you 'ptñcan see san francisco i cool out there. we are in preside you. í;-5éxÑ%vx

shark, possibly a great white say that he saw that threshing with a sea lion in its mouth. and was blood in the water. and people that were in the water did not see that citing but i am told that the gentleman on this a dock area. he lives over there and he was trying to scare off what he thought was a shark in the water. police received several reports with it not seeing the shark, themselves. half live in pacifica, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. ♪ >> you conceive and the live picture, that fog along the coastline it was clear, earlier. the fog rolling in, and will spill into the bay shore is for temperatures close to the coastline. and mild in santa rosa, miles and half santa rosa, but we are in for a big warm-up! this fog is going to move into the bay shore tonight and tomorrow morning the fog will be south of the golden gate it is could to clear up the morning. but much warmer conditions starting tomorrow. that will intensify the mid-week. your it extended forecast is coming it in just a bit. >> a live look it, the traffic is remarkably light. at least th

we want to show you home video of the aftermath of the great white attack on a sea lion. you can just make out a fin there popping in and out of the water. now we spoke to a surfer who watched the shark attack the sea lion while his wife took this video. >> it came back up and thrashed the water again and it was a very big shark. >> other witnesses agree. they say the great white is 18 to 25 feet long. >> yikes. >>> all right. time now 6:06. sal, you're watching the sears right? >> that's right. we're checking the east shore because it does get heavy. and on 80 coming in from richmond to berkeley you will see traffic continues to move along pretty well. no major problems if you're going to the toll plaza it's still light coming in to the pay gates. no problems there. and metering lights are not on. of course in the south bay off to a nice start there. little foggy but not here on 280 getting up to highway 17. 6:06. here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. everything continues to flow right out of the north. one more system there it will stay to the north. but you can see the dir

police in pacifica are warning people at the beach to be cautious after a great white shark was spotted attack a seaon. this happened yesterday. witnesses reported the sighting just a few hundred yards off linda mar beach. the shark appeared to be about 18 to 20 feet long. despite the warnings, we did spot surfers still going out into the water this morning. one of the surfers we talked to yesterday said she saw a splash and then debated with another surfer. >> right away i was like shark. no she said dolphin. right when she turned around this big red thing coming out so -- it was pretty dramatic. >> no doubt what it was. people on the beach did try to warn those in the water to get out. men in a small boat also alerted surfers. no one was attacked. >>> well, tonight president obama is going to speak to the nation announcing the end of u.s. combat operations in iraq. the president wants to show that he is keeping a campaign promise. whit johnson shows us the administration hopes to mark a transition not necessarily a moment of triumph. >> reporter: president obama left the white house this morning h

have posted warning signs at a popular pacifica beach after witnesses say they saw a great white shark attack a seaon close to shore. this is a look at video captured from jason from his pedro point home. two surfers swimming 300 yards out also saw the shark attack. >> and one surfer told the other one, hey, look, there's a shark attacking a seal. the one turns around and looks. that's where they see the shark flashing out of the water with the seal. >> was the most incredible thrashing, bloodbath you've ever seen. >> shark experts say it's not uncommon for sharks to swim off our coast this time of year. they hurt for seals who feed on salmon heading to the sacramento river. >> you may not want to be swim being around there not just because of the shark sighting but not that warm. >> that's chilly water throughout, mike. >> usually always is, temperatures mid to upper 50s. but when we get to the upper 90s, some people may want to jump in like we did last week with all that heat. check out temperatures around 4 degrees warmer in santa rosa to oakland at 5. we have 6 degrees warmer this afternoon in

white shark swimming close to swimmers. this is where that shark siting happened today. off the waters of the beach in pacif cu. authorities received several reports who said that shark was attacking a sea lion. >> reporter: if you look closely you can see the fin of a possible great white shark sticking up out of the water. in this other video you can see the shark again. the video has been slowed down so you can see a sarge devouring a sea lion. >> my husband and i were sitting in our living room and he just kind of yelled. i see a shark. i am guessing to the size of a 16-foot boat. i saw it come up and out of the water. and a spew of blood in the air. something that you would see on tv on the discovery channel. >> reporter: what makes you sure it was a great white? >> the size of it, the speed. >> reporter: she also saw the shark. she noticed a big splash in the water. >> you see it coming out of the water and a lot of blood. ran up and down the beach. people over here were closer in so everyone got out within a few minutes. >> reporter: police posted these shark sighting signs. in pacif cu, reggie kron 4 news. >>> the recovery of the police officer who was shot by a suspect last wee

at least a half dozen people spotted a great white shark attacking a sea lion near a pacifica beach.t happened yesterday. warning signs went up after witnesses reported the sight of a few hundred yards off linda mar beach. that shark, they say, appeared to be about 18 feet long. despite the warnings a couple of surfers still went in. one saw a splash and debated with another surfer. >> right away i was like, shark. she said no, a dolphin. right when she turned around this big red -- red coming out. so -- it was pretty demonic. >> you won that debate. people got out. men in a small boat warned surfers, no reports of human injuries. >> you know, if you cross your eyes and look at those surfers on those boards, don't they look like seals? >> from underneath. >>> paris hilton says the purse containing cocaine that was found in the car in which she was ride something not hers. >> no, it wasn't hers. >> she knew where to get the lip balm, though. >> during that vegas traffic stop a small container with .8 grams of coke fell out of a purse. she told police she borrowed the purse from a frie

. >>> there were at least a half dozen people yesterday spotted at a great to white shark attacking a sea lion near pacifica. this happened yesterday, warning signs went up after witnesses reported the sighting a few hundred yards off linda mar beach. >> that get your attention. >> if you were an 18-foot-long shark and you saw a surfer on a paddle board, wouldn't you go yum? >> tasty! >> despite the warnings, surfers still went in the water! one says she saw a splash and then debated with another surfer... >> right away i was like shark. no she said a dolphin of the right when she turned around, this big red -- coming out. so it was pretty dramatic. >> yeah. and i win the debate. >> people on the beach waved to those in the water to get out. men in a small boat also warned somer is first and there are no reports of injuries to people. i was down there yesterday and the waves were okay but no people. >> didn't know that. until this morning. hey, brian. >>> got a story idea or comment you would like to share with us? email brian@cbs5.com. >> and check out brian's daily briefing weekdays at

have posted warning signs at a popular pacifica beach after witnesses say they saw a great white shark attack a seato shore. it happened yesterday. this is a look at the shark from video captured by jason from his pedro point home. police say two surfers swimming 300 yards out also saw the shark attack. >> one surfer told the other one, hey, look, there's a shack attacking a seal. one one looks and that's where they see the shark thrashing out of the water with the seal. >> was the most incredible thrashing bloodbath you've ever seen. >> experts say it's not uncommon for sharks to swim off our coast this time of year. they hunt for seals who feed on salmon heading to the sacramento river. >> it is almost 6:37. let's check with mike for a look at the forecast. >> starting off cloudy this morning. a good morning to you and drizzle along the coast. temperatures pretty mild, even warmer than yesterday with mid to upper 50s holding steady through about 8:00. a quick reveal of sunshine. by noon i think the clouds are back to the coast keeping you around 60. mid to upper 60s for san francisco, san rafael,

. >> shark most lakely a great white has been spotted in pacifica. it was seen attacking a sea lion at licensed mary beach this afternoon. lee got home video of the shark from a witness. >> and it was the most incredible thrashing, blood bath you have ever seen. >>reporter: that's how jason describes the shark attack he saw from his beach house at pedro point around 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. and he got video of it. >> you see it. i don't see it. oh, i saw it. right here. >>reporter: shark fin coming out of the water. here look again. this video is what jason says was the actual attack. >> i saw the shark great white breach out of the water and it twisted up in the air about i say 10 feet out of the air and it landed on its it landed back in the ocean. >>reporter: 2 surfer swimming close by also saw the kill. >> they were out there about 300 yards out in the water. both surfing near by and one surfer told the other one there's a shark attack ago seal and the one surfer turns around and looks and that's when they see the shark thrashing out of the water with the seal. >>report