A lot of it sank, but the rest started floating across the pacific, carried by currents and wind. These types of debris items, these large debris items that float, are starting to show up on our coastline on the west coast. Asma is with noaa, the National Oceanic and atmospheric administration. Its a Scientific Agency that works on everything from weather to coastal and Resource Management to fisheries, really taking a look at how we have an impact on the oceans and what we can do to restore them. Noaa has been tracking debris from japan thats been reaching our shores. Some debris is hard to miss, like a giant dock that washed up in oregon. This motorcycle made it all the way to canada. It was inside a container that floated. Were encouraging people that see tsunami debris to report it to noaa at disaster debris at noaa. Gov. So if this is an unusual type of debris that may have characteristics, like possible japanese writing on it, or specific identifiers, like a license plate, those
But first, our weekends. My dog louie had a good weekend. Here is a picture i tweeted of louie in the kitchen sink. Why does he have shades on . He likes to relax. When the sun comes through you put the this dog will sit in the kitchen sink for hours in the water if you let him. He just moans, falls asleep, has dreams. You can be changing flowers, washing dishes next to him in a different separate sink happiness is a little afternoon bath. How cute. In the kitchen sink. Sweet. Your friend had a better weekend. My friend karen, her sister got married, kimmie. I have a quick picture of kimmie and her husband, paul. It was this beautiful wedding in new hampshire. And it was this stone church, gorgeous, the reception was in this really cool lodge. Hoda says im going to maine for the wedding. Big surprise when they landed in manchester. Before i left, there was this great Cancer Support Community Awards ceremony you were honored. There were other great people who were honored. Jack ford hos
And good morning. Wealth come welcome to today at 7 00 on the west coast. And welcome back. Thank you how was your trip . How was your honeymoon . What do we call it, a honeymoon . Honey baby moon. I dont know, the honeymoon is over. It was wonderful. Youre all tan. Look at you. Its amazing what selftanners can do these days. You were actually in new jersey. You said to me on friday, the people in this part of the country, arkansas going to be in for a bad weekend. We could see it setting up. Unfortunately, it has come true. This is going to be a longlived system. This is our top story this morning. Devastating storms. Theyve impacted at least 17 states so far. Thats right. The hardest hit areas in arkansas just north of little rock, where the most powerful tornado of the year touched down. So a state of emergency has been declared in four counties there, and the National Guard has now been activated. Nbcs Janet Shamlian is in the town of mayflower, arkansas. Janet, good morning to you
Or innocent, punishment imposed, imposed, we would say justice has been done. Whats the human story behind the word justice . E might see that justice is more n a principle on which we hope to act, deeper that discerning wrong on this side and right on that side and leaving it at that. Justice involves human re. When an injustice is done, a hun relationship has been wounded. T relationship needs healing. We will talk with director of reste justice. His Mission Statement says we provide people affected by crimes, victims and you haves within our communities, support to heal, through prayer, preven, intervention, guidance. Stay with us and after this break, we this break, we will learn about the meaning of Restorative Justice and what the arch diocese is doing to teach it ane it. Hello and welcome to mosaic. T me introduce colleague Julio Escobar. I coordinate the ministry nad Restorative Justice. You work at the arch di sis l office. You told me a couple things. One is that your ministy
Wind. These types of debris items, these large debris items that float, are starting to show up on our coastline on the west coast. Asma is with noaa, the National Oceanic and atmospheric administration. Its a Scientific Agency that works on everything from weather to coastal and Resource Management to fisheries, really taking a look at how we have an impact on the oceans and what we can do to restore them. Noaa has been tracking debris from japan thats been reaching our shores. Some debris is hard to miss, like a giant dock that washed up in oregon. This motorcycle made it all the way to canada. It was inside a container that floated. Were encouraging people that see tsunami debris to report it to noaa at disasterdebris noaa. Gov. So if this is an unusual type of debris that may have characteristics, like possible japanese writing on it, or specific identifiers, like a license plate, those are clues as to, you know, this might be an item that is actually from the japan tsunami. But th