sea wall espresso. we will make a joke about the sea wall. that is a way to reach people where they might not expect it and reach a broader group of folks. >> i am excited to have dwayne jones here. they are going to talk about the work they are going to oversea in southeast san francisco. i will pass it over to you guys. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i will attempt to be as fast. i don't know if i am able to, but first of all, congratulations commissioner brandon, 20 years is a fantastic milestone. i echo the hope you do 20 more. congratulations. with regard to this team. it is a fantastic team. there is a large number of lbes. what is fantastic about the team is there is a unique assembly of partners. they are in narrow plane that they are probably best at. we have the opportunity to really address the issues within the southeast. you may know from living there and being aroundna general the southeast in general feels like they have been excluded or isolated from the city as a whole. this allows them to be on the front end of the commun

all over the world sea grass habitats like that in noise in the lagoon and the sea horses that live in them are under threat of extinction. or the marine scientists at the noise in the basin project their study and further education will lead to a more promising outcome working with an animal like this and having that apted love for animals like this enables you to spread that love and make people aware of how important animals like this in a. system and blow classrooms hopes the ten years from now sea horse conservation will be viewed as a success story. renewable energy as a source of power is gradually taking root in nigeria while the initial cost may have scared away some potential users those that have bought into the idea have had to do it on professional processes and i. know this has also ruined that expectations but one man decided he wanted to make a difference sonny out where he would decided that he was going to start up a training center that will be teaching nigerians how to install and maintain solar panels at no cost let's go and see what he and his team are doing to en

with sea level rise. sea level ruse is putting more wart in the bathtub the water comes up everywhere. all a around the world -- comes up in different rates and different places from reasons like it going to if you want, but it is bairvegly like filling up a bathtub and it doesn't go away. it comes up and it doesn't go away so it's not like oh, this flooding it will be okay. the water will recede no it doesn't. and this is -- just to show that -- you know, you know this is the -- fossils here in -- saratoga this was the bottom of the sea only about 500 million years ago. but this -- relationship between the water and the land is very dynamic right -- this is where the east coast coastline dark it line is where the coast was last time co2 levels are where they were two years ago 10 million years ago. you can see that places like, you know, the whole west the east coast there charleston, you know savannah all of those places their coast was several hundred miles back. and that's when it is where they were r

all this areag out here, east china sea, south china sea, that is their territory. it is theirs. everything along there are basically, they have said that we controlled the skies, the waters here. if you want to sale here, you e,ve to get our -- sail her you have to get our permission. the u.s. contention is, no, this is international waters and skies and we will do what we want. the top of the east china sea, those were kind of surveillance ships. that was a chinese maritime forces. this would be more or less commercial forces which actually rnmentith some of the gove forces. that was a lot of screaming. sea, of the south china one of the most important places for chinese militaries for ,ecret subbase is -- subbases m -- thatup starts fro is.here ep3 got some other intelligence along the region there. right as it was doing that, they had a chinese aircraft that went up that basically started doing some kind of aggressive actions toward an aircraft. it was particular case, a collision. as a result, the chinese aircraft was lost, the ep3 was forced to land, they kept our crew ther

it's very anxious about china in the south china sea, so why hold back? i think there's several reasons. one is the vietnamese military is really very conservative. it is, you know, there are people in the united states that still suffer from, quote, unquote, the vietnam syndrome. there are people in vietnam that still suffer from the america syndrome. that's one issue. another issue is that the military is probably one of the closest institutions to china, and so there are some officers that are quite pro-chinese, and there's also a general anxiety that vietnam does not want to go too far too fast with the united states to irritate china. it's really no secret that vietnam was not cheering for donald trump in the last election. hillary clinton had been quite good which wou good. the clintons had been quite good to them. it was bill clinton that normalized and it was hillary clinton that went after china quite forcefully in 2010 at the asean regional foreign meeting but hanoi didn't waste any time crying in its soup. it very quickly -- the ambassador here

then the sea wall and other issues to address as well. from our level we are worried about the bigger picture. we can't help on is this project better than that project? you know what is more important and what is priority. i appreciate you balanced out the investment in forest city. this is as much as we could afford. we couldn't ignore the other issues in that regard. that would be my comment. i think you have a good process how you have selected what you need in the budget process. we are looking at the bigger picture. >> commissioner katz. >> it is a very cogent presentation. i appreciate that. i am not sure where to address this question, but as we look at the capital budgeting process i'm not sure i would want to add points to the issue. we have projects that there may be other sources of revenue that should come in, for example, the mission bay ferry landing. given the benefits to some of the ad jay sent businesses, it seems there might be opportunities to reduce, you know, our costs on that given the benefits to ad to adjacent bui

be a superficial wou wou sea lions have a fast healing time. >> the sea lion is swimming, it's blowing bubbles, we're told those are all very good signs, as of late this afternoon, an even better sign, the sea lion appears to have moved away from this area, where? we don't know. one other bit of good news, if you're a swimmer here at aquatic park and you worry that the same shark that got the sea lion might get you, don't. we're told this probably happened at sea beyond the golden gate. > that make sense. wayne, thanks very much. >>> a former youth sports coach at two peninsulas elementary school will spend the next 50 years in prison for sexual assaulting four boys, julio ortiz pleaded no contest to avoid a life sentence. ortiz was caught by chp officers back in 2015 while engaging in a sex act with a 14-year-old boy. the year before that, he was fired from his position at boys coach at clifford elementary school and solby lane elementary school where he was later arrested for giving alcohol to a minor. >>> a san quentin inmate sued after she said a staff member made her a sex slave.

leverise or 11 inches of extra sea level rise. now, to put that in concrete terms, let's look at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. under the best- case scenario, in 30 years hence it could be as high as over 240, about, high tides a year. if we have a highest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at that point. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier islands, and other high-risk areas that inevitably raise the risk level and the exposure, not only by property values, high-valued properties, but the cost of pair anrecoveryboth for the meownerss well athe blic infstructure at supprts themso thi roads and brids and at kind thing.o it--the st of clime changeas to factored in both in public and private insurance and public and private financial support for the st

preparations for the rising seas are already being made along germany's north sea coast flooding is becoming more frequent and powerful so dams and dikes must be strengthened the investment will cost billions of euros but it's the only way to protect the coastline. you're up to date now on news we will leave you now with a look back at three days of carnival in rio de janeiro brazil is biggest party which has now come to an end i'm sorry kelly in berlin enjoy i hope to see. and. they make a commitment. they find. they inspire her. stories about people making a difference being the lead.

right now, you get an idea -- kind is saying basically the east china sea, south china sea, that is their territory. it is theirs. thererything along basically they said, we controlled the skies and the waters here. therefore, if you want to sail here you have to have permission. no, this ison is international waters and skies and we will do what we want. now, the top of the east china sea, those were surveillance ships and for the most part that was chinese maritime forces. this would be more or less commercial forces that worked with some of the government forces and things like that. that was paint scraping and stuff like that. down in the south china sea and and in the south where there were some of the most important places where chinese militaries buildup. ,ou had the ep three incident which is one of our surveillance aircraft and it was flying and taking some pictures and things like that and getting intelligence in the region. right as it was doing that, it had the chinese aircraft that went up that basically started doing some kind of aggressive actions toward an aircraft. they h

with the laws of the sea and their nine lines suggest that the sea itself is their territory as opposed to having rights in the sea because they control the nearby land is that essentially what they're doing now in the taiwan straits and they're trying to save the taiwan strait is a territorial water just like they said the choice south china sea is or is it more subtle than that or have they not been clear or have they been poking around? they claim all of taiwan so -- >> even if well, that would be another question supposedly had taiwan we would regard that as international water and and we would still have the freedom of navigation even to the taiwan strait if we were part of china, couldn't we? it's a big enough area but i think and i'm just wondering if this kind of similar to the south china sea issue where they are trying to make a claim in a very good one way that they not only have rights over the sea that is near their land but they somehow have territory on the high seas that is just it's as if he said the gulf of mexico is like ontario or like michigan, i suppose. we just sa

in white, the sea lanes. and the diamond shapes are another feature of the diamondism in the maritime domain and the purple shaded, technology gave us access to resources on the sea floor that we never had before. now we've got access to oil, natural gas, and other natural resources and minerals. the lines that run roughly parallel to the sea lanes but they are color in gold or orange signify the undersea cable network. this infrastructure under sea on which rides 99% of international internet traffic. so when we talk about a cloud, we're really looking in the wrong direction from my standpoint, right? a cloud, you look up and most of that information is in the sea. we should be talking about a lake. okay? so help me there. i'm trying to change this whole -- not cloud computing but lake computing. >> another thing depicted here is the polar icecaps at the top of the chart. and those are the smallest they've been in that period of time, 25 years since the last time we have been in great power competition givin

so if sea ice melts earlier, then bears will come to shore sooner. and if it forms later in the fall then itting agreg yates on the coast for longer periods of time. >> it's not good for us. we're used to ice out there hunting the whale. >> reporter: for the people of kaktovik their way of life is at risk as well. >> this is the road i grew up on, the main road. >> reporter: marie rexford is a witness to the changes wrought by rising temperatures. >> good attraction for all the tourists. to us they're a nuisance. they can smell your good food anywhere. they have broken down our door to our cellars. >> reporter: for centuries residents stored the whales they hunted in the permafrost, a natural underground freezer. >> most of the ice cellars filled up with water, and it's hard to keep them going. >> you used to have natural ice cellars. >> yeah. >> that have now melted? >> they washed out. erosion got all of them. they're all gone. >> and now you've got containers. >> reporter: relying on the earth for sustenance is something the people of kaktovik nee

right now, you can get an idea -- china is saying -- he's china sea, south china sea, that is their territory. so, everything alone there basically they said -- if you want to sell here, you have to get our permission and everything like this. the u.s. condition is this is the international skies and we will do what we want. now, the top of the east china sea, those were surveillance ships and for the most part that was chinese their time forces. -- chinese maritime forces. they were working with some of the government forces and things like that. down in the south china sea and the south of hong kong, this is one of the most important places where chinese militaries and secret subbase is. a big buildup if you will, you have the ep three incident. it is one of our surveillance aircraft and it was taking some pictures and things like that. right as it was doing that, it had the chinese aircraft that went up that basically started doing some kind of aggressive actions toward an aircraft. they had had this happen before. in this particular case, it was a collision and the chinese aircraft was lo

the city of vanna is bulgaria's largest port on the black sea. fleet pipeline sections were made in the german city of housing and have been delivered to a firm owned by the russian energy giant gazprom the port city is awash with rumors of what problem is doing here. we sometimes make jokes here in bulgaria but the main thing that will be flowing through the south stream pipeline is russian corruption. local journalists busts of sees himself as a watchdog good government and against political cronyism for years he's been keeping a close eye on gas problems activities in the city. many of these pipeline sections have already been frighted out on special ships for about a year now work has been progressing to lay the turk stream pipeline across the black sea nine hundred kilometers in total. but van is more than just a logistical hub the city attracts more russian tourists and business people than any other place in the e.u. russia has many friends here and still maintains full consular services environ i. could see many consulates and embassies r

they share large area of water with the south china sea. a common order to pick up both countries for cooperation. as a boundary area there is no clear division in the history were man disputes on the biggest conflict is the word 1979. shortly after the two countries resolve the issues in 1991. by the end of 1999 i korea borderline between the two countries. this is completed on decembe december 26, 2010 through lateral negotiations. this is the only place in which china has accomplished the division of water lines. this shows china vietnam can solve difficult issues by bilateral negotiations. it is hoped this approach will help with the south china sea both sides have agreed to that approach. negotiated more than ten's. ten months. so now they can share differences. they hope to solve the problem both china and vietnam are socialist countries but administrated by one political party, the communist party. the constitution of china and vietnam divides that communist is the leadership of the country. they can control the country's diplomatic

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sea level rise or earthquakes or age and deterioration of infra structure at the sea wall. i think these initial results are encouraging. the public recognizing the urgency of preparing for seismic risks and sea level rise and the support of investment to strengthen the san francisco sea wall. with that i think amber and i are happy to answer questions you all have. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item? everybody is talkative today. commissioner katz. >> thank you very much. it is exciting to see the out reach. we are starting and correct me if i'm wrong. we are starting with a high level of engagement and support, all things considered. from a right of perspective is good. i would be curious in terms of, and i know we have a lot of physical presentations and discussions, what we need to do to taylor the strategy to handle some of our probably newer residents, get their information through different sources, aren't as involved in some of the fabric of the city from the standpoint of organizations and meetings and how we are tailoring our message and out re

hasta dÓnde sea, vamos hablar con el presidente algÚn dÍa y veremos cambios en nuestro paÍs. >> pues muchÍsimas gracias alfonso calderÓn que sun de los estudiantes y ademÁs activista que se han convertido en activistas despuÉs de haber vivido una tragedia tan fuerte como la que acaban de sobrevi r sobrevivir. >> gracias alfonso y te pedimos que nos mantengas al tanto de todo lo que estarÁ ocurriendo y el plan que tengan sea exitoso. >> un placer. >> asÍ sea. >> gracias. >> increÍble que los jÓvenes se levanten de esa forma y lleguen hasta estÁs acciones para la verdad obtener un resultado. >> madurando de manera traumÁtica para enfrentar problemas. >> ahora ha llegado el momento de irnos con adamari que nos llevarÁ a la gran manzana. >> gracias daniel, hay reacciones sobre este tema, tras la matanza ocurrida hace una semana en una secundaria de la

santificado sea tu nombre. lourdes: primero movimientos involuntarios y luego pÉrdidas de sensibilidad en manos y piernas, y posteriormente un deterioro neurolÓgico prÁcticamente total. luego de recorrer los mejores hospitales del paÍs la familia no ha obtenido un diagnÓstico certero de cuÁl enfermedad es la que la aqueja. paula asegura que ha llegado a su lÍmite. >> mi cuerpo se retuerce y no puedo mÁs. es tan difÍcil aguantar tanto dolor. lourdes: ssu familia ha iniciado una campaÑa para que alguien escuche la voz de la desesperada jovencita. >> la presidenta no puede directamente autorizar la eutanasia porque la legislaciÓn de nuestro paÍs no la permite, pero queremos que ella se haga partÍcipe de este problema. lourdes: Éste puede que sea uno de los Últimos retos de la presidenta. la comisiÓn de salud de la cÁmara baja chilena parece estar dispuesta a discutir una mociÓn sobre la despenalización de la eutanasia, todo a raÍz de la desgarradora historia de paula. el gobierno ha agilizado u

we are seeing lots of dead sea birds washing up mostly northern fall of ours and. short tails are waters that the sea surface temperatures this year or a little bit warmer than normal the food sources that they have so we are seeing. you know that we see that the fish eaters were dying off first and washing up and then some of the plankton eaters. shishmaref had to act and voted to relocate. the younger villages wearing favor the older ones against. the village. the climate commission is stuck in the middle this is a the map with in about or it goes where she explains the move to the mainland on the map there's around ten kilometers between the two locations but there will depart for the villages because the move will also mean an end to fishing the move will cost three hundred million dollars and it's not clear who pay don't know trump definitely won't the hunters around that by his denial of climate change they want rapid assistance they've got they're going to have to move us very soon otherwise it will be washed off the map. she isn't just a small village in th

preparations for the rising seas are already being made along germany's north sea coast flooding is becoming more frequent and powerful so dams and dikes must be strengthened the investment will cost billions of euros but it's the only way to protect the coastline. it is that time of year again with just days to go until the opening of this year's berlin international film festival known as the berlin all up before tickets started going on sale people even camped out overnight to be first in line to the festival kicks off on thursday and here's a preview of two films that are in store. pile of dogs is set in a dystopian future japan due to a dangerous dog flu the canine population is rounded up and banished to trash island atari is a young boy whose dog is among those seeds he goes to the island in search of his beloved spots it may be an unusual choice to open the belly nala with an animated film but festival director dieter coslet says it was an easy one to make definitely not a difficult decision to open up. best and that's in film and this is a very specific and doesn't film and the main

you heard fran about sea rise. there is an option to provide up to 15,000 gross square feet of community serving facilities, the eight acres of open space. and then what hasn't yet been mentioned is a very robust workforce development program with local business enterprise access, first source hiring, administration, citybuild jobs, and a commitment by the project to fund a number of trapiining programs to get pile drivers for these pile supported streets and landscape gardeners to provide ongoing maintenance that the site will fund. happy to answer any questions or discuss this further, but wanted to link this back to a broader conversation that our office has been facilitating for the last two years, and before doing so, wanted to turn it over to karly payne from the sfmta. >> i'm sorry. before we transfer to sfmta, before we go back to the previous slide -- i'm sorry. maybe i have the wrong copy. before that one. the first square should be 33% will be affordable below 120% ami. >> so these tenants are throughout

they claim that every ye thousands of dolphins are being butchered illegally out at sea in order to catch these sharks. we're going to go and find out. one environmentalist worried about the dolphins is marine biologist stefan austermuhle. >> the pacific ocean in front of the peruvian coast the most bioproductive ocean in the world. we are catching here 10% of the world's fish catch. that means there's a lot of food around in form of anchovies and other small pelagic fish. and where there's a lot of food, all the guys that eat that food will come by and have their part. and that means we have here more than wh--uh, 30 species of whales and dolphins. the fact that dolphins are killed in shark fisheries here in peru is an open secret in the entire industry. everybody that works in the fishing industry knows it. all the government representatives know it. and even the ngos working in the ocean, they know it. but nobody talks about it, because you can't prove it. how do you want to prove something that appears-- that happens tens or hundreds of miles offshore that you have never even seen? >>

now rising sea levels threaten to swallow the islands and if that happens deadly nuclear waste will be released into the ocean. and steve check out on this episode a one on one east we investigate how one of the world's smallest countries is paying for the actions of a global superpower. where halfway between australia and hawaii. in the middle of the seemingly endless pacific ocean. below us chains of mostly uninhabited islands the together form the nation of the marshall islands. for which is nothing yes no no no route the bridge on the right. the way we know much of my life was carried out stop the face of history. spread over two million square kilometers of the central pacific the marshall islands is a scattering of more than a thousand islands and eyelets. few people have heard of in a way top but it's the ground zero of us nuclear testing in the pacific. all. the welcome sign he said what we've come to see but when you know what it really is if you would want to visit this place. the settle is a room of the islands so remote that there's no regular transport in or out it'll be a

some of the sea turtles are but others are not. so it's better to leave all of them in the ocean otherwise you might end up eating a poisonous startles you are taught not to consume them. fishing and tourism are the main sources of income in what. climate change and ocean pollution have led to a decline in fish stocks prompting some to hand from are entitled as an alternative source of food cultural believes also play a major role. people are paying. that when. they were in a very strong which. today a green bottle needs medical attention this clinic is a safe refuge for ailing tuttle's. brings them to a rehab caretaker. if their. if it happens. it. may at some point or a few with diet with plastic. in one court. can be slapped with a twenty thousand dollar fine or first life imprisonment local ocean trust community sonny safari leads a program that aims to teach local villagers alternative ways of finding a donor by funding and begin to draw to resist and. a lot of fishermen so the country find enough fish they might decide to kil

the sea lion was discovered this morning struggling in the water. it appears to be suffering from two wounds on its head and body. chopper 5 flew overhead near hyde pier, but the past few hours the sea lion has been coming ashore and swimming out to sea. >> i fear it's a couple of injuries, one on the forehead and the underbelly, and it's all floated. that doesn't look healthy. >> workers from the marine mammal center are waiting to see whether the animal will beach itself. the u.s. park service closed part of the beach by the hyde street pier to help with the rescue. >>> further south big blooms of glowing microalgae are lighting up the water near big sur. the brilliant blue waves you can see there are creating quite the sight after sunset. kpix5's devin fehely is in monterey county now with a closer look at this natural phenomenon. devin? >> reporter: yeah. i'm here at big sur by the big street bridge. it's an impressive display, a naturally occurring phenomenon and also a case of mother nature giving you something and taking something away. a thi

it paralyzes everything we do if we go into that other than the on going acts of operations at sea and there, the troops will continue to fight and the ships will stay at sea, but the bottom line is training is delayed, the impact just ripples through force and it doesn't just happen today, it ripples on as people who are is not flying are no longer gaining the level of skill that you and i would associate with them even a year from now when they are promoted. >> the last day and a half in the capitol hill. do you have a sense if the house leadership on the republican shiny it equally respected? and also the service secretary the navy secretary says the funding problems are not maybe a direct cause but contributed to the depth of seamen in the south s china sea. can you tell the country if the money is providing all of the problems, training and maintenance, will be eliminated. >> i'm optimistic that what the house and senate da can come together this week and give us the budget that then enablestous carry out our responsibilities, all the leaders in the department of defense that will

most of all the to appreciate their unobstructed view of the sea. being so close to the sea and so in love with this place that i it's has been always a dream and now it's a dream where they can leave the week up in the morning and just to stretch myself and look at the side and see how is the weather and how is the sea and they can make into. a few meters away and they can just look at these that's great that's really great. credit posts one hundred square meters of space. you can see that cannot be able to be made in. the snow from from the same structure of the rest of the house and laid some mattresses on bubble feet and you can see here is a functional way to have some some clothes that. the living room and kitchen merge together instead of doors there are curtains. a couple wanted to add an annex to the cottage but local authorities initially prohibited it they wanted to preserve the traditional scenery. and this was supposed to have some of these two piece of glass in from from from down to the tall and a very lean and simple here so this was

most of all the to appreciate their unobstructed view of the sea. being so close to the sea and so in love with this place that i it's has been always a dream and now it's a it's a dream that they can believe in the morning and just to stretch myself and look at the side and see. how is the weather and hollies the sea and they can they can just a few metres away and they can just look at these that's great that's really great . the bathroom is at the far end of the cottage right up against a steep cliff. decided to have one on one opening here one door opening towards of the rock the bedrock and with this in those who do have these these huge these. which is exactly reflecting some of the code of the rock. credit posts one hundred square meters of space. you can see that cannot be able to be made that in weeks of so from the same structure of the of the of the rest of the house and just the laid some bubble feet and you can see also here it is a functional way to have some some cool that. the living room and kitchen merge together instead of doors t

arctic sea ice is created when sea freezes. it looks pristine but it definitely is not. in fact, ice cores show sea ice contains more fragments of plastic per square metre than anywhere else in the open ocean, it's because sea ice freezes from the top and that's exactly where the plastic bits are floating. one litre of melted sea ice contained 234 plastic fragments like these. it's a serious problem and you have a situation in the world now that there is nowhere that is so far away that it is not affected by plastic waste. in the norwegian arctic, this local conservationist is trying forlornly to clear it up. here's what the plastic does. this reindeer‘s antlers were trapped by a discarded fishing net. it died. this arctic tern met its death by starvation. this polar bear was tangled in another fishing net. we try to sell this as arctic and pristine and untouched. and it looks that way on pictures, but once you get here and you start to walk along the coastline, you get a completely other picture. the plastic is here with a vengeance. i've collected this waste in just

very nice look at the view of the hill and the sea. the russians bring a lot of money into the region. but with the gas business comes corruption. also sits on the vine a city council he's showing journalist spot spot software gazprom has built a road straight through his vineyard illegally and without informing the relevant authorities greegor off says. this road is an example of the corruption that gazprom is bringing no he. took an. absolutely this is part of the wave of corruption this road is just a small part of it it's not directly linked with vonage but it's been built in the church three of the municipality. votes suspect that bribed public servants somewhere in the central government allowed this road to go ahead. as seaside resort owned by moscow vonna has become a russian beachhead on the shores of europe the region may be profiting from russian money now but critics are warning of the future political costs. and that's all your business if you want more check us out on social media just. business i'll be back with more tom

we're returning to the sea more and more for our food, our sustenance. increasing 13-told and expected to continue. we have a laser pointer? anyway, on this chart, are depicted a number of things inch white are the sea lanes, these diamond shapes are another feature of the dynamism in the maritime domain, as is are the purple shaded areas, which is technology has given us access to resources on the sea floor that we just simply never had before. and so now we've got access to oil, natural gas, other natural resources, minerals. the lines that run roughly parallel to the sea lanes but colored in gold or orange, signify the undersea cable network. this is this network, this infrastructure that is undersea, on which rides about 99% of international internet traffic. and so when we talk bat cloud, we're really looking in the wrong direction from my standpoint. the cloud you look up, most of that information is in the sea. we should be talking about a lake. okay? so, help me there. i'm just trying to change the whole -- not cloud computing. it's lake computin