. >> hi, islam sandy thomas. i've been in the bayview for over 25 years.

. >> hi, islam sandy thomas. i've been in the bayview for over 25 years. i've move forward away and came back. i'm an activist i work with the shelters and the community people getting jobs in the community. now i wanted to say that, you know, it's really hard to not accept the homeless where they're at right now. this is a great support because, you know, people with is cancer and people with hiv you've got people with, you know, all kinds of issues and can't even get around and we've got the 54 bus line you know what i'm saying you know, i really almost took over mother brown's by feeding people from my house. i lived at three houses away from the friendlys market i've never seen any violence i've been feeding the homeless and i get out there and feed the homeless with mother browns myself. i take folks out to get them jobs. you know, i had moved away and a got robed and came back to san francisco just to be a support for bayview hunters point. it would be crimes all over san francisco but my thing is to get those people off we've got those people moving

. >>> endurance swimmer, has finished her swim to raise money for victims of superstorm sandy. she climbed out of a manhattan pool this morning, after swimming for 48 hours. last month the 64 year old became the first person to swim from florida to cuba without a shark tank. >>> andrew thomas tells usmor about a serious jelly fish boom. >> reporter: it was an infestation that closed a nuclear power station. jelly fish. last week's incident in sweden could become more common as the number of jelly fish in the world's seas and oceans seems to be on the rise. warming of the world's oceans might be to blame as well as overfishing. fish markets like this one in sydney claim all of their fish come from legal grounds. big fish not eating little fish may mean more food available to jelly fish. on thursday in australia, a commission will meet to consider a new quota thought safe for the sustainability of blue fin tuna. >> the stock is down at around 5% of what its original size was. so it must have had an impact. what that impact is it's really hard to establish, but we need to consider