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Preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. finally tonight here, president obama taking a dive in a place he helped protect. >> reporter: their images unlike anything we have seen before. a sitting president snorkeling in open waters. captured by national geographic for their february issue, president obama swimming in the pacific around the hawaiian islands he protected under executive order. it's a place he grew up with, a place he told the magazine, that along with his mother helped shape his love of nature. >> she is the kind of person who would wake me up to see a full moon i...

It is february 22, 2014. five days earlier, the most wanted fugitive in the world el chapo guzman jumped into a sewer and ran for freedom. he finds it two hours south in a beachtown full of tourists. but the mexican marines are right behind him. guided by information from u.s. agents tracking el chapo's inner circle. >> we identified communication signals, and we were able to zero in on the miramar hotel in this resort area. >> the technology u.s. agents are using can pinpoint the building where he's hiding, but not the exact apartment. the marines narrow is down to two possibilities. one opti...

It is february 22nd, 2014. five days earlier, the most wanted fugitive in the world, "el chapo" guzman, jumped into a

>> reporter: this living putrid green slime is an assault on all the senses. >> smells like death. >> dead, rotten fish. >> reporter: people are complaining of headaches, respiratory issues and even rashes since the algae arrived. >> red eyes, scratchy throat. it can be bad. >> reporter: the blooms can contain dangerous bacteria and authorities are investigating reports of serious infections. the problem started here in lake okeechobee more than two weeks ago. to prevent flooding, authorities started releasing water from the lake into canals that unleashed that algae on the coastline. in recen...

Leaves the island even more vulnerable. >> the last couple of hurricanes the gas company has cut off the gas lines to the island. we know that probably the next hurricane there won't be electric. the public services that go to the island are going to be diminished. >> earlier this year came a lifeline from the federal government. for the first time ever the department of houing and urban development awarded a climate resilience grant to resettle the people of isle de jean charles. christine peterson who runs a local not-for-profit helped draft the people. >> there are no experts in resettlemen...