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A sign language interpreter signing. Text says ASL Pop-up Videos.

Select DCMP videos include American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation through a pop-up window for videos not natively in ASL. Select the "interpret" icon in the player controls to launch the pop-up. Reposition the window by clicking and dragging. Suggestions for additional DCMP videos to be interpreted can be sent to recommendations@dcmp.org.

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Four pictures of beaches, roads and bridges being washed away by stormy water. Caption: It can severely erode beaches and coastal highways.

Waves crash to shore in the foreground as a lifeguard swims with a red flotation device towards a person whose head is bobbing just above the surface of the water.

Close up of a wave crashing on shore. Caption: Rip currents can form even in small waves,

Aerial view of apparently calm waves meeting the shore while a few people walk on the beach. Caption: make sure you know how to spot a rip current

Platform with large machinery and people on it floating in the water close to shore. Caption: NOAA's sentinels are water-level observing platforms

A large spiral shaped storm on Earth's surface as seen from space. Caption: Tropical cyclones extract heat from the ocean

Map of Earth with Africa, Australia, Europe and Asia in view. The water on the map shows large portions highlighted in orange. Caption: Tsunamis can strike any coastline in the world

Palm tree and house out of focus in foreground, wall of water from the ocean in focus in the background. Caption: to forecast when tsunamis may hit the coast

Aerial view of a coastline showing regular waves and an approaching tsunami. Map of Japan and Japanese writing overlaid. Caption: The result was devastation and utter destruction.

Aerial view of the ocean. Caption: This disturbance causes a transfer of energy

Needle on paper resulting in jagged peaks and troughs with a sinuous wave overlaid. Caption: It detects tremors, calculates the epicenter,

Grayish-green cloudy sky with a funnel cloud reaching to the ground. Caption: (male narrator) They are sometimes seen as threatening funnel clouds,

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Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel and Max Ask to Play / Daniels Asks to Play at the Music Shop

Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel and Miss Elaina Bake Pretzels / O Gives Daniel Space

Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel and Miss Elaina Put Their Things Away / Daniel and Prince Wednesday Put Their Things Away

Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel and Miss Elaina's Obstacle Course / Daniel and O's Magic Show

Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel Does Gymnastics / The Big Slide

Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel Does It Himself / Daniel Learns to Swing

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Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel Finds Something to Do / Daniel’s Royal Good Time

Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel Follow the Rules at the Pool / Daniel's First Swim Class

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Still image from: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: Daniel’s Tiger Twirl / You Can Play Your Own Way

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2 by 3 Brady Bunch-style grid of people and animals, including a fireman, cat, tiger, and doctor.

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Man wearing a vintage costume suit stands next to a model of a wooden ship. He faces camera and uses sign language, pointing 1 finger up and the other across his body to the side. Caption. Of the National Association of the Deaf, the N, A, D.

Man wearing a western vest and bandana sits outside of a wood building. He faces camera and gestures in sign language, touching hands together with fingers fanned out. Caption. Storytelling, and the sharing of news from other areas.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit stands inside next to a window trimmed with lace curtains. He faces camera and uses sign language, gesturing with both hands up, palms down. Caption. Deaf people all over recognize him as a venerated leader.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit and brimmed hat stands outside with a white church behind him and snow on the ground. He faces camera and uses sign language, touching palms together in front of him. Caption. And asked him to teach his children.

Man wearing trousers with suspenders and a white captain's hat faces camera and uses sign language, touching his index finger to open palm. Caption. Of independence to earn the fruits of their labor.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit and hat stands in front of a building. He faces camera and uses sign language, touching his fingertips together to form a peak. Caption. By circling the house and waving through the windows.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit sits in a homey, indoor setting. He faces camera and uses sign language, holding an index finger up to his lips. Caption. The story of how Deaf-Blind education began in America.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit sits behind a desk next to a typewriter and American flag. He faces camera and uses sign language, pointing his index finger towards an open palm. Caption. These papers shared opinions, discussions, and stories.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit and hat stands in front of a white church and snow on the ground. He faces camera and uses sign language, gesturing with both hands out slightly to 1 side. Caption. Church services were done in sign language.

Man wearing a western vest, bandana, and hat stands outside of a wood building. He faces camera and gestures in sign language, both hands reaching out in front of him, palms facing in. Caption. Here at a small, humble town in Henniker, New Hampshire.

Man wearing a vintage costume suit and hat stands next to a steam engine train, facing towards camera and rubbing his hands together. Caption. Helped schools for the deaf to flourish.

Man wearing a vintage costume vest and white shirt sits in a chair in a home setting. He faces camera and uses sign language, pointing 1 finger up. Caption. The paper was called, "The Silent World."

Blonde woman looks at camera, holding up a closed fist with pinky raised. Caption. Sign to voice interpreter. Hi, my name is Lucinda O'Grady Batch.

Valerie Sutton stands in a blue interior space and does sign language towards the camera. Caption. I invented Sign Writing back in 1974.

Man wearing a name badge pauses at a conference booth, using sign language to talk to another man wearing a badge. Behind the booth, a sign reads, "Tomato Chef." Caption. That's why the word Deaf is always spelled with a capital D.

Middle-aged man in business attire in an office setting. He faces camera and uses sign language, holding 1 fist up facing inward. Caption. School aged Deaf youth.

Video screen shows a woman with blonde straight hair looking out and using sign language, touching a closed fist with thumb up to the top of the other hand. Text on image reads, "Deaf West Theatre in North Hollywood, California."

Man faces camera and gestures in sign language, holding hands up with pinky fingers raised, 1 hand closer to the chest. Caption. Welcome to dealing with illegal interview questions.

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Text reads, "Decoding Words," against a background that shows a large magnifying glass lying on top of an open book.

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