. >> does that include the south beach diet, this death of low-carb fad diet, south beach diet, zone diet, are they also doomed to disaster? >> i don't know. i think they probably will end up as fads but south beach and zone are a lot better than the atkins diet where atkins was recommending bacon and cheese and steaks and all the foods that are high in saturated fat, the kinds that promote heart disease. where south beach was promoting more fruits and vegetables. but it's worth noting that first the atkins diet isn't all bad. it discouraged people from eating white flour and sugar. and we should cut back on those. we should not cut back on fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. and the south beach diet is much more open to those. >> those are not the inherent imbalance in that atkins diet, though, isn't that chilling from the start, in other words, the

(both laughing) - beach day, beach day! swimmy-swim-swim. hey, want to pretend to swim with me?o the beach! - swimming, swimming, swimming! - swimmy, swim, swim, swim. - swim, swim, swim. - hey, i have an idea. let's make-believe... we are swimming with the fish in the deep blue sea. ♪ swimming, swimming, swimming in the deep blue sea ♪ ♪ just you, the fishies, and me swimming in the deep blue sea ♪ ♪ hi, fishies - ♪ hi, daniel. come with us - ♪ ok - ♪ swimming, swimming - ♪ swimming in the deep blue sea ♪ - ♪ there's lots for us to see - ♪ when we're swimming in the deep blue seaaaaaaa ♪ - wasn't that grr-ific? - daniel, daniel, daniel! when we get to the beach, i'm going to build a great big sandcastle! - me too. i can't wait to go outside and play! (they gasp.) - oh, no. - it's raining! - ready to go outside? oh, wow. look, it's raining. we can't go outside if it's raining. - why not? - well, because this much rain will make you soaked and cold. - and the sand is all soggy. - i can't go outside to play on the beach? that makes me soooo... mad! roar! - i'm mad too! royal grrhm

. >> lieutenant commander mike kress, operations officer at naval beach group 1, i was a coach during the exercise. we supported the exercise with 3 subject matter experts from amphibious construction battalion 1, their expertise is in route clearance, they actually played in the exercise and i was the coach for the exercise. >> good morning, i'm colonel alley, marine operations officer for the marine expedition briged. i was responsible for the planning and (inaudible). >> good morning, my name is (inaudible), superintendent pe department of public works, i'm responsible for street cleaning, trees, landscaping through the city. on the day of the incident i was the operations chief at the incident command poach at ocean beach. >> good morning, i'm captain houston with the california national guard. i'm with first marine briged. i've been coming to san francisco since may for the planning efforts and i got to participate in the com drill with 6 marines and we were dispersed from all 3 different sites. >> good morning, everybody, my name is michelle geddis, i'm with the san francisco de

no, it's a cliff that overlooks the nude beach. and if we figure out how to get up there, we could sell tours-- nudity tours-- to teenage boys. it's like the internet, but outside. yes! hey, whoa, god! we're not even at the nude beach yet, you. guess my boobs didn't get the memo. ha! linda: it's like we're in paris. i love it. i know. c'est la vie. let's go! whoo! keep hacking! come on, guys, we're gonna be the lewis and clark of nudism! i'll be the sacajawea. of sacks! this is fun! (gasps) you already took your bottoms off! whoa, whoa! what kind of shape is that? i don't know, it started out to be a triangle, but then i had to do it myself, and then, i don't know... it's like a flower or something. whoa. check out the hot guys in the drum circle. hi. hey, that looks like... oh, my god! bobby, you're not gonna believe this. he was at the nude beach! wait, who was there? hugo! yeah, he was trying to shut the place down. no, he's one of them now. one of what? a nudist! nudie! he was playing in the waves. (chuckles) dancing around. he

this is the dirtiest beach in southern california. doheny beach. i've surfed this twice -- i've gotten sick both times. narrator: san juan creek, a concrete flood control channel, flows directly to doheny beach. moriarty: the concrete you can almost think of as a big water slide for pollutants to go to sea level. man: if it rains more than 2/10 of an inch, the county puts out a health advisory for all beaches in the county. that totaled 75 days in 2006. so it's sort of a frightening thing that it's so polluted that every time it rains, we have to stay out of the ocean for three days. moriarty: to be sick after surfing isn't like, "oh, i have a runny nose," and tomorrow it's gone. can be a lot of different things. nelsen: they include gastroenteritis, which is an upset stomach, and sinus infections, ear infections, eye infections, and there's also virulent versions of streptococcus that can actually cause severe illness and even death. moriarty: our goal with surfrider foundation is essentially to have the city understand that the water is, in fact,

he went out every morning, walked along the beach. whatever washed up he brought back to his shed and created quite a large little compound of old bottles, shoes, anything that washed p. a ship wreck. provided a bunch of lumber. he made a sleeping loft in his cabin. for a while he had a wife. she didn't wash up in the waves. but she did eventually wash out. she couldn't handle cooking in the sandunes every night, creating a fire. so she left him sometime in the late 18920 -- 1890's. but daley took one of those cars we were talking about and opened this little coffee saloon where he sold sandwiches, doughnuts, and little items to the picnicers who came out to the beach on the weekends. and soon other people, they kind of were charmed by this little old horse car that was being used as a store. and they asked if it was possible that they could rent a car on his land. and he said, ok, $5 a month you can have a little car clubhouse in the land that he owned at the beach. so you see off in the distance that white shed. that's the colonel's

welcome to virginia beach on booktv. with the help of our communicate and cable partners, for the next hour we'll talk with local authors about their books with national storylines as well as looking at the history and culture of virginia beach. we start out with author amy waters yarsinske and her book "an american in the basement," which chronicles the cover-up of the death of navy captain michael scott speicher in 1991 gulf war. >> scott speicher was very young, 33 when he went missing, navy pilot, father of two, kind of nice family started down in jacksonville, florida,. >> why the interest in him? >> the time he went missing and to read the headlines i thought this is odd he does why aren't they looking for him? why aren't they doing this? certain protocol that follows when something like this happens. if you think about this in the terms of the way i would think about it, about 1994, i started getting more interested in more interested in what was going on. because i would hear things here and there, people talking

. >> can you imagine california without beaches? it's one of the largest economic drivers in the state. >> reporter: going to the beach is part of the american dream. but the three feet of sea level rise predicted by the end of the century could swamp the jersey shore and redraw the coastline of florida. more immediate is the one-two punch of rising seas and storm surge. scientists estimate some $500 billion of residential real estate will be at risk for severe coastal flooding by 2030. >> we have always been able to depend upon a constant shoreline. it's going to be a hard lesson to learn. this is a new planet we are living on. >> reporter: forcing those who live at the water's edge to adapt to a changing coastline. anne thompson, nbc news, wellesley, massachusetts. >> we are back in a moment with some second thoughts from one of the most famous women in america about a highly controversial decision. >>> the day to mark the 20th anniversary of the holocaust museum in washington. what could be among the last get-togethers between su

invited to do some research into the history of virginia beach. after a considerable length of time, doing research, during the summers, i wrote princess anne county in virginia beach, a pictorial history. the county a princess and in the era of the american revolution had a total population of something like 8,000. at the turn of the 20th-century there were only about 11,000 people in all of what is now virginia beach, a city of foreign 40,000. so we're talking about the 18th and 19th amend 20th-century, very sparse population. the village became the town in 1783, added speed probably, maybe 200 residents. and that number did not increase really before the 20th-century. but the commercial activity that was here reflected the positioning on the eastern branch of the elizabeth river which was the navigable by oceangoing vessels up to approximately the time of the civil war. in the 20th-century this house can to be known as pleasant all. it was sex with constructive back in 1769 by a man named george logan who was a merchant who had operations both

cowell beach is one of the most popular beaches in the city. police have been stepping up patrols but the problem has continued. this new curfew will make the dry sand off limits to the public midnight to an hour before sunrise. this morning we did see a police patrol car around here. they say it's been a frustrating issue the last time i spoke with a sergeant here. he said the caves are difficult to access. we do plan on reaching out to police to get reaction to see if that type of enforcement to enforcing a curfew will be productive. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> santa clara county deputies released a surveillance video they hope to catch two robbery suspects. this is video from valentines day at the 7-eleven stores. the first man is the suspect in the gray hooded sweatshirt. the other man is outside he has that orange-red sweatshirt there. the man in orange is accused of robbing someone by gunpoint out in the parking lot. that victim escaped unharmed. >>> 6:07 is the time. back over to sal for a look at traffic. what are you kee

this beach draws frisky elephant seals like daytona beach in spring.n november the dudes start arriving and fighting and the ones that win are the alpha bulls. they have harems of 15 to 20 females. the beaten sneaker bulls loiter on the fringes hoping to see mating action when the alpha is distracted. and the humans gawk. >> what sort of reactions do you get from people who come here and see these monsters? >> very good question. we get everything from -- they are the ugliest thing i have seen to i really want to take one home. >> reporter: mother seals give birth on the sand and follows 28 days of suckling on 55% fat milk. they grow from the size of a seventh grader to a linebacker in less than a month and they are abandoned to fend for themselves. >> i they instinctively go to the ocean to hunt. >> reporter: and they return to mate and molt on the same beach. >> there are few places that you can go to a place and see an animal who spends a chunk of life on "n" one place. >> reporter: and researchers are attaching data gathering devices on the animals

we went towards the beach and in the kayak.rly lady stayed in her house. it was totally trashed by the storm did he pre. >> helped her get out of her house so she could move her car and move debris. >> drifts everywhere. a lot of homeowners were there. a house that caught on fire, their doors breck open and put couches behind them to keep them shut. personal belongings everywhere. >> going house to house. >> yes. pretty much. >> going through there. >> for how long a period of time did you do this? >> we had off school for two weeks. good opportunity to -- >> did you it for two weeks? >> service. lot of different stuff. >> did you -- >> being young and all, i guess. yeah. >> much younger than most of the people. >> yeah. >> was there any like red cross background? >> not really. there was. like fema was there. they are like helping other people. national guard came. not of national guard. >> i think -- what they are saying is they were working on instinct. and not working with any organization. >> i need you to translate that.

this is what you can prove in the north beach zoning district. the only legal use on the record is a legal use. that's how they advertise. >> okay. i better stop using non-conforming in my disclosures for now on. >> how does interpreting an illegal use. how does that work with this code intention? >> i think the issue is reading part one and two. the intent is saying that if you have a space that was last occupied by a basic sale or service, we don't want that converted to a bar or restaurant. >> it was never that that's why i'm having difficulty because it was never that. >> the only other legal use on that record, this is a fairly unique case, but it does have a cfc and the legal authorized use as a building is a retail use. we approved it as a retail use and that's what it received the authorization to be. that's where our starting point. >> but, i think we are all acknowledging, you are acknowledging that it was never that. it was never a retail space in actuality? >> the appellant has surmised that it was a roust from a very beginning. they

the curfew would ban wees on beach -- being on the beach.still be allowed to cross the beach to reach the water. right now, a solar powered plane is getting ready to take a test flight over the area. the plane is called the solar impulse. it took off about an hour ago and then later today, it will fly over the golden gate bridge. it's a practice run for a cross country trip that starts next month. it's considered to be the world's most advanced plane, it will fly all day and night without any kuehl. >>> well, tonight -- fuel. >>> well, tonight, the warriors play the nuggets in denver. two of the playoff series. the waiver yers are playing without david lee. lebonese out for the rest of the year. the nuggets lead the series 1- 0. >>> also tonight, there are two playoff watch parties in san francisco. the future home of the warriors, one will be at the stock and trade restaurant on lombard street. another will be held at original joe's on union street. the game starts at 7:30 tonight. well a movie is being filmed in louisiana right now about t

thousands of people gathered for this annual beach party and the santa barbara. a balcony collapsed. several people were hurt after a balcony collapsed at a spring break party over the weekend in california. medics were called to a house, where thousands of people gathered for the annual beach party. called del-topia. santa barbara county officials have closed the beaches every year since the first party in 2009. to prevent the dangerous party conditions. >> powerball lottery tickets are now on sale in california. and bay area lotto players are lining up to test their odds. by the house. buy a house and two cars. >> retire from work. >> go to disneyland with the family. >> would you share with this? >> yes. >> pam: at kavanagh liquors in san lorenzo. people say, the biggest difference between other lottery games and powerball. is the bigger jackpot. some people already know what they will do with the money if they win. right now, the estimated jackpot for the first drawing on wednesday night is 60- million. police are asking for the public's help in locating an e

summerland beach near santa barbara. william, a beautiful 7-year-old arabian show horse, is asked to be one of a select view of horses for an afternoon photoshoot workshop. he's there with his trainer jim lowe. >> if you envision an arabian and what people talk about them, they have a picture of a white hort with a scoopy head, prominent wither, sharp ears, large nostrils. william is almost a stamp of that. >> it's william's first time at the shore, and as jim finds out, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him pose. just as william is getting acclimated to the ocean, a wave crashes on the shore. >> of course he was startled. he was jumping around, pulled me into the water. i end up in the water with two hands holding my reins. he's jerking me around like a fish on the line. i can't hold him and he breaks away. >> it's about 4:00 p.m. when a panicked william bolts and runs into the ocean. he's swimming on the coastline. another trainer tries to lasso william, but the spooked horse slipped away. >> the way the

from nantucket to the hamptons to palm beach, her look was unmistakab unmistakable.er story fascinating. along with her sisters mimsy and flossy she grew up in a wealthy petroleum family, married a pulitzer and enjoyed the good life. but only through hard work could she develop that look. she became a fashion icon. lilly pulitzer was 81. >>> this is a good time to be from louisville. a great american city which is home to a school that this year is proving its athletic chops. tonight, of course, the big dance in the ncaa. louisville versus michigan for the title. the next dance is tomorrow night. louisville versus u-conn for the women's title. >>> up next here tonight the death of an iconic star brought back a flood of memories tonight for millions of americans. ♪ m-o-u-s-e >>> frankie avalon put out a statement today saying, quote, we have lost one of america's sweethearts for generations upon generations. he was talking about annette funicello. just the mention of her name conjures a sweeter era, one of genuine innocence and what the generation before ours called g

i don't like beaches." >> it's true. i don't like beaches. yeah.ginning of the vacation. >> i know, i didn't really think of brazil as a beach destination, which, of course, it is. [ laughter ] but the problem -- the reason i don't like beaches is because i bring the mood down on the beach. i kill the party on the beach, because i'm so pale. and in brazil, they're all so beautiful, and they're all tan and they're all -- got amazing bodies and their little speedos and i come out in like, my 1920s board shorts. [ laughter ] you know? >> jimmy: like, one -- >> right. and i take my shirt off and it's like the sun has exploded. [ laughter ] and literally, like the samba music stops and all the brazilians are like, "what?!" >> jimmy: at the same time. >> and the other thing about andy cohen, i notice he talked about, that i'm the only person who goes to brazil and get paler, which is true. but what he didn't mention on this show is that andy cohen -- never go on a vacation with him and never sit on a beach with him. because he is -- he's -- first of all,

he is a 44-year-old guy, a columbian guy living in south beach, miami, and this is how the dude works out. a couple times a week he runs backwards. >> i don't get what he is doing. i really don't. >> good for the quads. >> i guess so. the guy has kind of become a local semi celebrity because of this. >> are you putting that on youtube. >> hell, yeah, man. >> under what? >> yellow guy runs backwards. >> yellow guy runs backwards. >> green. >> green guy runs backwards. >> make sure it is green guy, not yellow guy. someone wasn't so stoked about the green guy. recently someone called the police. the police say they don't have any problem with him running backwards, but that he was in fact dodging dangerous things in traffic and causing problems on the south beach roadway. take it on the sidewalk. >> take care. have a good one, man. >> i bet you guys never thought you would see a raccoon doing this. >> no way. >> that's going to zap him. be careful. >> it is not zapping him at all.

but they are the most notorious. >> in long beach, they're stuck. they have no idea what is going on. here in san francisco's mission district? they do. >> cars are mobile computer networks now. engine talks to yours to talks to your dashboard, talks to the rear lights in the back. everything is a huge network. eight has gone high-tech, including your vehicles. >> were these cars hacked? >> well in a literal term, yes. the cars were hacked. >> professional hacker and automobile trip knew says separating the cars that were hacked from those that weren't will allow me to figure out which locks have the vulnerability. >> jeeps, mazdas, one was a bmw. and the victims, when we talked to them, told us they were positive they locked their car do urilnce video of the long beach thieves showed they were unable to unlock a ford escape and cadillac. so we asked automakers for the names of the company that provide their locks. they won't tell us. they insist the ball is in their court. >> the vehicle manufacturers can figure this out. it's like, they're going t

maybe a beach day. even if you don't like the beach, it will be pleasant along the shoreline.ea breeze coming back in the afternoon. no worries there. but upper 80s inland east bay. we will talk about the rest of the bay and how long the warmth will last coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the warriors, my warriors, battling the nuggets to the end in game one of the playoff series. but a >> welcome back. it's 9:47 on this sunday morning. this is a live shot. do you know the way to san jose? if you do, you better take a lot of water, wear your sunscreen, maybe have one of those little parasols because it is going to climb all the way up to near 90 there today. 90, lisa argen. you said 86. that's close. >> okay, that's close. but the records are secure today around the bay. >> okay. >> looks like they will be in jeopardy closer to tomorrow. you know, we are definitely toasty around the bay. but live doppler 7hd checking in. all is dry here. so not talking about any rainfall here all week long. in fact, we have the heat on and the warmth to contend with for the next severa

but they are the most notorious. >> in long beach, they're stuck. they have no idea what is going on. here in san francisco's mission district? they do. >> cars are mobile computer networks now. engine talks to your tires, talks to your dashboard, talks to the rear lights in the back. everything is a huge network. eight has gone high-tech, including your vehicles. >> were these cars hacked? >> well in a literal term, yes. the cars were hacked. >> professional hacker and automobile trip knew says separating the cars that were hacked from those that weren't will allow me to figure out which locks have the vulnerability. >> jeeps, mazdas, one was a bmw. and the victims, when we talked to them, told us they were positive they locked their car doors. >> surveillance video of the long beach thieves showed they were unable to unlock a ford escape and cadillac. so we asked automakers for the names of the company that provide their locks. they won't tell us. they insist the ball is in their court. >> the vehicle manufacturers can figure this out. it's like,

i was surprised about the restaurant interest particularly because i'm fully aware that in north beach, it's virtually impossible to get a liquor license but you have to go with a restaurant. so, you know, i just came tonight to observe really. i have no real serious input other than historical. >> thank you. and is there anyone here representing the subject property owner who would like to speak? >> the casisa family is not present, but as the master tenant, they've authorized us to speak on their behalf. >> just so that i'm clear, ms. garland, you are taking the same position as the appellant here? >> i'm not -- no, i'm really -- i disht's very complicated. they represent the property owner, okay. the man died a year ago, the wife is very elderly. i have never met them and i occupy the top floor where i have my office and a roof garden, and that's nothing -- and i pay my rent to this man who is the real estate broker. i have no objection to them appealing it whatsoever, i feel that's perfectly within their right. i represent -- at that time, i was representing a client who was intere

creek beach weather. i have your beach forecast at just a minute.ays. here's your futurecast 4. at noon today, colossi for lunch. you concede or join a lot of widespread '80s by the noontime here, or. highs for today, where eighties for vallejo, antioch 86. san jose upper 80s as well and 88 redwood city. downtowns and princess gault also warm day for you, 77 degrees. several, upper 80s and you may have a chance to challenge your record high of low 90s. talk about that beach forecast will here you go, santa cruz looking at 75 degrees,. the to the beach earlier because that's the bristol kit can a little sooner than expected this afternoon. if your kron 47 day. warmth today. low 80s upper 90s, tuesday a little cooler, wednesday and thursday it will cool down even more so. thursday's the coolest day at low 70's. with pitcher weekend, still dry and very pleasant, but not as warm. the time now 920 years toward attracted george? >> now in both directions and especially affecting the southbound ride. it's a northbound crash as to the war valley road with a

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rehobeth beach police say they are investigating. they are not saying yes was arrested beer our sister station wmdt says it stems from a incident. a woman called because he wouldn't leave the property and use extreme profanity. the video has gotten more than 46,000 views and about 647comments. see the entire five minute video on the website at abc2news.com. look at the slide show. linda so, abc2 news. >>> this morning, ann arune county police-- anne arundel county police are serb searching for a driver that hit two teens. it happened friday night. three teens were walking with the flow of traffic when two were hit by a car. the 15-year-old boy is in critical condition morning. the 13-year-old girl is out of the hospital recovering at home. those who live by the accident scene say mountain road is not a safe place. >> mountain road is probably the most dangerous road i've ever seen. people fly up and down here. >> witnesses describe the vehicle as a dark colored ford expedition and say there's front end damage to the passenger side in

temperature of every beach in the world is somewhere on the internet on the city of, you know, redondo beach's web side or something, and then it's somewhere else with the national weather service, but no-no where has anyone exiled the list. by putting the entire enter net on the box and searching through it, i can create those lists. is that a fairly good analogy of what you're doing? >> i think this if you look at the rich data set that's a common crawl, there's a ton of possibilities. >> that's just one example. >> the one example is to find factual information. >> you have taken of bits of data that are all very similar from around the web and made it possible to assemble them in a stack? >> with common crawl it's more basic than that. it's just copies of web pages and all the words. if somebody wants to look for and structure weather information, that might be a fantastic value add to what we've done on common crawl. >> or just go to factual. >> that's where the money is coming in through your day job, factual. you are able to create that and say gil, i would like to purchase the

but the good news, this is perfect beach weather. if you are trying to get out to any area beaches tomorrow, pacifica temperatures top out near 70 degrees, winds light out of the north at five to ten, half moon bay a little cooler, ofrnl 62 today, expect to be 72 for tomorrow, but of course the pick beach and one of the familiar destinations for many of us here across the bay. 84 degrees in santa cruz tomorrow with winds light out of the north at five to ten. everywhere else back into the 80s or inland valleys. livermore 87. almaden valley 87 as well. san jose 84. closer to the coast not going to be as cool as it was today. headed up to about five degrees warmer than we were. 81 in oakland. and 78 in san francisco. this is just the beginning of a very warm trend that will stick around at least for the next four days. record heat expected again for monday. possibly a few lingering records for tuesday. but the good news, if you are not a fan of this heat, there was some natural cooling that will happen as we head toward thursday and fr

an over night beach curfew will be implemented.e de la vega is there in santa cruz to talk about the problems that drove city leaders to take action last night. >> reporter: pam, right now it's dark so it's difficult to see all of the beach. but you know they want to stop what is happening underneath the cliffs in the distance. they say what is happening is becoming a public nuisance. now according to the santa cruz centennial the city council unlessly approved putting in a curfew at california -- at cowell beach. he discarded the needles, human waste, and trash collected in the sands and hidden in the caves. the video spurred residents to call on the city counselor to take action. cowell beach is one of the most popular in the city. the new curfew will make the dry sand off limits to the public from midnight to an hour before sunrise. the ocean and wet sand portion of the beach will remain over to the public 24 hours a day. as the morning news goes on we plan on talking to local people who use the beach as well as the nearby busin

beach cities are looking good. 76 in san francisco.re looking for shade and you don't have a.c. in your home, get ready. it is going to get even warmer. high pressure gains more strength. we will tell you when and how long this heat wave will last and whether it will break. all those questions answered in the next report. first, want to talk to mike and see if he can answer any questions. is it rough or smooth. >> it is very smooth at the bay bridge. we are starting to pick up the volume. it looks hot from this view. christina's forecast was telling you that story. it looks like it is getting started on the commute, which is what happens at about 5:30, 6:00 in the morning. we are looking athe ca the cash lanes. westbound 80 or eastbound 580, depending on who you listen to. we are looking at west highway 4 where we had some slowing heading in toward concord. we had a crash, a lot of activity there. one lane was blocked. that cleared and quickly cleared as far as the backup. look at all the folks coming out of antioch at the right side o