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save the beach, for whom? not you. down the cliff from fleming's old villa. there are very few pieces of land anywhere on earth like this, especially with this kind of legendary status. >> legendary status, yes, bond's best space. >> chris blackwell is the founder of island records. he's credited with discover, bob marley and spreading the gospel of reggae in the mainstream all across the world. to the extent that one person can sort of be responsible for the soundtrack of your life, you are responsible for much of the soundtrack of my life. he signed brian both -- >> yes. >> did you have any idea signing bob marley, the extent to which his image alone would blow up to, you know, the level? >> bob somehow managed to touch people in every corner of the world in different cultures, different societies. no, i never could have imagined. i don't think anybody could have imagined, it's so unbelievable. >> having sold island records for some rumored to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars, blackwell spends his time, well,

for all the beach goers. they are going to get bitten by a cobra. jshlg not any more. >> that's not the only one. >> you can see he has quite a bit of a sense of humor. >> they just escorted it off that part of the beach. they didn't put it in a sanctuary or a jungle. they moved it away. >> moved it a few feet. >> we all had our problems pronouncing things on the air. this guy is experiencing difficulty. >> we've got to use this drop of one step. >> no. >> we've got to use this just one -- >> one just shine. >> he's trying to pronounce worcestershire sauce. it's difficult to say. >> worcestershire. >> one just shire. >> he did a bunch of cooking videos. this is trending like wildfire. he was making stuffed mushrooms and worcestershire was one ingredient. that's one moment. pasquale is a character. >> hello. you call many times. you call every day. why you answer the phone? no call no more. >> we've got pasquale from new jersey. what made them put it up on youtube? >> they say no, papa. it's not like this, it'

the beach doesn't exist anymore. it's now buried under 75 feet of harden lava. just eight months ago this house was at the edge of that beach look at it now. more than 1/3 of a mile from the new lava shoreline. >> when you have a lava flow it changes completely. you can go stand out there and say, now, where was it? i mean where was my house? you can't tell. >> reporter: long lava tubes that form right underneath cooled lava flow are carrying molten rock all the way to the ocean. >> it gets here by a tube about 7 miles long. comes right on down the slope and it's insulated. that's the only way it can remain liquid. 200,000-degrees. >> so it's covered until it gets to the ocean. >> right it formed its own tube. until it gets to the ocean. >> reporter: flying up slope over hardened lava you can sense the 12-foot diameter tubes underneath. steam escapes through cracks in the sheets of black rock. and there are skylights where the lava crusts super heats and collapses into the tubes. they are like peepholes in the hill. a red hot blur, an underground river of 2,000-d

the current and the winds have ensured that there are barely any jellyfish directly on the beach. >> t make the marine biologist happy or unhappy? >> well, from a scientific perspective, it's a pity of course. it also means we have less work. but for tourists and fishermen, it's good. >> they wait until sundown to cast their nets, when most of the tourists have returned to their hotels. they want visitors to return here and not to bring home stories of being stung by jellyfish. scientists cannot predict whether the jellyfish population will continue to increase. but they're already speculating about what the future could hold. >> we're concerned about the future. we're already beginning to see the effect of this scourge and we're wondering whether what we're doing is enough and whether the ecosystem will find a way of recovering. but that's all written in the stars. >> the white-spotted jellyfish can grow up to 70 centimeters long, has eight arms, and only lives for a few months. and it's already getting used to the colder water in this part of the world. >> well, let's hope we can ad

up there on the cliff. >> they loved the beach. summer loved the beach.y loved the beach. >> reporter: joseph's father, patrick. >> they had problems just like anybody else. the thing that came down to, they loved each other. >> reporter: macguyver was joseph's closest friend and roommate. he knew summer through his work in real estate and introduced her to joseph back in 2004. >> it was love at first sight for joseph. my joke with them was pace yourself. i didn't want anybody hurt here. >> reporter: gianni, their first son, was born in 2005. and less than two years later, joseph jr. arrived. >> summer wanted the best for her kids. she was very protective. let me tell you, don't mess with those kids. she's just a very protective woman. not afraid of anybody. >> reporter: shortly after joey jr. was born, joseph and summer got married in a small intimate ceremony in orange county, california. melissa geller was one of summer's bridesmaids. >> she looked so beautiful. it was a great day. it really was. >> reporter: but their marriage wasn't perfect. >> i kno

at the beach. >> wow, it's pumping, guys. >> reporter: everybody loved joey. ll of life. summer was a great mom. >> reporter: they were living the american dream. joseph worked from home, building his custom water feature business. chase merritt worked with joseph and considered him a close friend. >> he was incredible. he was -- joseph was probably one of the nicest people i have ever met. he loved summer to death. he would do just about anything for her. >> reporter: while joseph worked hard, summer raised their sons. >> taking a cruise on the beach. we live up there on the cliff. >> they loved the beach. summer loved the beach. joey loved the beach. >> reporter: joseph's father, patrick. >> they had problems just like anybody else. the thing that came down to, they loved each other. >> reporter: macguyver was joseph's close friend and former roommate. he knew summer through his work in real estate and introduced her to joseph back in 2004. >> it was love at first sight for joseph. my joke with them was pace yourself. i didn't want anybody hurt here. >> repor

you're young, you go to the beach, you know, you get laid, and you get high. ut at the tip of cape cod, provincetown, massachusetts, where the pilgrims first landed. and it was where i first landed. 1972, washed in a town with a head full of orange sunshine and a few friends. provincetown, a wonderland of tolerance, long-time tradition of accepting artists, writers, the badly behaved, the gay, the different. it was paradise. the joy that can only come with an absolute certainty that you're invincible. that none of the choices that you make will have any repercussions or any effect on your later life. we didn't think about those things. i don't even know what i thought i was going to be. at that point, i certainly didn't think i was going to be a cook. i don't know what i thought i was going to be. i was just, you know, hanging out in a beautiful place. >> a golden time, i look back on those fuzzy memories and they seem golden anyway. oh, there's john waters. first love, and there's me. this guy, johnny yingling was sort of a central figure in all of our lives.

i don't think the residents here want to have alcohol associated with our beach. ribute to donna, help us feel better about her death, if those laws could be changed. >> once o'connor knows the whole story, he updates his post on youtube. >> i updated the notes on it so that people could see that it was resolved, not in a real happy way, but the mystery was solved anyway. >> rory and dr. chen have met a few times since that fateful day. and the video has given dr. chen a bit of solace. >> to see how it happened and how he was rescued and to read people's comments about it. as far as i'm concerned, rory's a hero. >> i feel lucky that i was there at that time to be able to at least get their dog back to them. that's the time you need your family pet the most. >>> coming up -- a bucket list adventure takes a terrifying turn as an 80-year-old woman clings to life at 11,000 feet. "when caught -- when "caught on camera -- odd and outrageous" continues. ld've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts

put your hand on your head like that. >> he's asking this woman to stand in front of the beach in maui and act out "i'm a little tea pot." that was priceless. that's why beth anne is being proposed to because she is game. that's when the other photographer starts peeking his head in. she thinks he is getting pictures of her and ray anthony. for artistic purposes. >> she is going along with his vision. >> he goes in the bag and digs out the ring. at first she is surprised. he tells her how wonderful she is and can't imagine his life with anybody else. so she says yes. the best part of the video is the very end. she said yes! >> squirrel enjoys some nuts. >> everybody knows when you're playing monopoly and you pass "go," you -- >> collect $200. >> except mr. monopoly. he does a keg stand. >> he does the keg stand. swallows a bunch of beer. this guy is legit. he's got the mustache, the bowler cap. the crowd goes wild. this used to be a new square, instead of going to jail go directly to the keg stand. >> that's what goes on when dudes get together and they are party. this is what happens

now the guys decide they like this part of the beach, right. nbathing. so i pick up my glasses and i tell them, wow, look at the breasts on that girl. and you give it to them and they see something they weren't expecting to see. works every time though. >> i can't believe you didn't cook nothing. >> i can't believe it, man. >> what? >> got anthony bourdain on deck and we don't have nothing to eat. >> the best part of it, the anticipation to see what's in there. >> oh every time. i'm like i can't wait. you're like look and you're like what's going to be in there? what's going to be in there? sometimes it's a disappointment. but a lot of times it's disappointment. >> how many did we get? >> a few. >> is there? >> all right, we're out. that's why it's fishing and not catching. >> yep. >> taste all that much better. ♪ >> this place was, has been here forever when i rolled into town. how long that has place been open? >> for a long time. >> i think this is the only place in town that's unchanged. >> yeah, how long do i have to drink here to get my fa

them to the [laughter] beach right [laughter] because... and i think i agree 100 percent i'm so glad you're talking about having the experience because we... michelle said before... describe your place the trenton community music school has been in trenton for fifteen years we offer private lessons in instruments but our program the partnership programs in the community the largest one is our early childhood program music for the very young which we're talking about today and that is a partnership with the public school pre-k classrooms sure in the city. michelle mentioned before that it's through play that children are really learning everything they need to know play? playing fantasy using their imaginations but they need to have material to do that so that for example in music by giving them a rich variety of musical experiences which we try to do in music for the very young they're doing small motor fingerplay they're doing you know they're jumping and you know all over the place they have scarves to play with they have different kinds o

near the beach chalet. the project, which has been in planning for six -years, had been delayed, in order to allow voters a chance to weigh- in on the plan. with the tuesdays' defeat of proposition- h. and the passage of prop- i. the project was given the green light. but despite losing at the ballot box, opponents of the plan continue to express their frustration. kathleen mccowin is president of a group opposed to the installation of artificial sports fields. my members are so upset you can not imagine. that we would put toxic turf in seven fields that are now available for safe play for kids. they are very concerned the renovations are expected to be completed by november of next year. a my kron4 story. parents of an autistic child in fremont, are giving back. they say using technology helped their son. so the pinch-ill-ot-ees started a foundation to help students like him. the foundation - autism yesterday and today - will give their first donation next month. nine thousand dollars worth of electronics.

we meet up with conservationists determine is to save as much of the island biodiversity as they can. >> grand anse beach on the atlantic coast of st. lucia, the windward side of the island, is the habitat of the leatherback turtle. they've been in existence for more than 100 million years, longer than the dinosaurs. now they're threatened with extinction. their shells are highly valued and made into jewelry. the exit lay on the beach are so less expensive miracle. . -- as expensive miracle cures. these environmentalists want to put a stop to that. they belong to a turtle protection group. they found slaughtered sea turtles on the beach. the animals come up to a meter long and weighing 80 kilos, come here to breathe. the conservationists want to protect their aches. >> turtle watches something that we have a passion for. what we just do is like, longer and monitor them, prevent poachers from killing them, because we have the love to do what we do and we don't want them to destroy them. >> they are trained for four months, learning to recognize different turtle species, among other things. most are around

we will take a look at the unsuccessful efforts to save them after they were stranded twice on the beach. more on allegations -- i'm in paris. tensions are high in jerusalem after violence broke out across the city on wednesday. in one incident, a palestinian driver deliberately slammed his van into pedestrians before jumping out and attacking people with an iron bar. that hamas militant driving the van was shot dead by the police, but not before he killed the border officer and hurt nine others. just hours before that, new clashes broke out at the al-aqsa mosque compound, a site that is known to jews as temple mount. >> on wednesday, israeli police clashed with palestinians. witnesses entered the mosque and caused damage. police went into islam's third most holy site to remove barricades, causing serious reaction. [inaudible] they are the official guardians of the mosque. jordan's foreign minister said they are recalling its ambassador in tel aviv. clashes broke out in east ursuline, where tensions have been running high for weeks. -- in east jerusalem where tensions have been running h

and ran down the beach. and i had on a long hippy peasant skirt. running towards -- i guess towards the shoreline and my foot must have hit the butt tomorrow bottom of my skirt and i partially fell in the water so i was wet. he was coming after me trying to calm me down because i was making such a scene. i was crying and in a panic. i was crying and he said, i'll take you home, i'll take you home. at that point -- i was not raped but i was groped and terrorized. >> jim, what do you remember about what linda said at that time? >> i can literally remember being in the kitchen when my mom got the call and i can literally remember when she told the story. i mean, she came home and i felt leak i wanted to see the guy put in jail the rest of his life. he tried to push her to take pills, she kept refusing. all of a sudden, he lunged at her. he didn't just -- he lunged at her with his body weight. he's now pinned her against the door of the car and he's got his hands and i can't remember if he said they were under his shirt but grabbing her breasts and then

so basically everything that you toss on the ground often ends up on the beach or floating in the waterte all the cleanups, more trash keeps appearing. over near strawberry creek, also in berkeley, it's not hard to find plastic items that sometimes to wildlife could resemble jellyfish or something else edible. this could be fatal if eaten. again, more trash floating in the water and all sorts of other things littering the shoreline. what gets me the most are the things i know that didn't wash ashore. bags of dog waste that people leave on the beach because they are too lazy to throw away. also found a cap syringe not on the beach, but in this trash can that has debris around it. it's clearly apparent people don't care about the environment by all the trash that washes ashore. one bright note. i found this cup of coffee which i thought was abandoned, but this lady brought it with her and packed it up when she left. now that's behaving nicely. at berkeley shoreline, stanley robert, kron 4 news. >>> coming up at 8:30, they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. coming up, we will show y

and i was just going it say that i think that bart to the beach as one of the potential, projects, it is a catchy title, but to me, it is more bart to connect up with unconnected spots, like the inner richmond, perhaps to the masonic, and then going connecting to golden gate park and it seems like really a feasible project. i am going to do my best not to use the term bart to the beach because it might raise too many unrealistic expectations of people, and i know that for my district in the richmond, it is not just about connecting up but also the other areas from district five to two, that also don't have that same kind of connection to the rest of the center of the core of the city. but i wanted to thank, miss smith and our director for bringing this presentation. >> public comment, anyone want to speak from the public? >> mr. labrun? >> thank you, chair mar and i appreciate the comment that you made about the san francisco tia. and you you know, believing in equity and being opened to the public. and this is what allows me to show you today. could somebody please bring up the slide

i opened the door behind me and ran out of his car and ran down the beach and i had on a long hippy peasant's what we wore back then, and i was running and i was running towards the -- you know, towards the -- i guess towards the shoreline. my foot must have hit the bottom of my skirt because i fell and it tore up my skirt probably to the knee and i partially fell in the water so i was wet. he was coming after me trying to calm me down because i was making such a scene, i was crying, i was in a panic. i was crying and he said "i'll take you home, i'll take you home." at that point -- i was not rained but i was groped and terrorized. >> that's linda traitz telling her story to our alisyn camerota. as one accuser after another comes forward, there's a lot of people watching a woman by bill cosby's side, his wife camille. our national correspondent susan candiotti has been looking into that part of the story. these two have been married for a very, very long time. >> 50 years. she is seven years younger than he is. they met when she was only 1 years old, michaela. she dropped out of college to

dunes along the beaches here. e work was authorized in 2007. >>> well, the beaches may be the only place that doesn't get down into the 20s tonight. it is going to be the coldest night so far this season with even colder weather coming next week. the whole weekend's going to feel like it's more like december than mid-november. we'll talk about the next storm that should be affecting us early next week, possibly before the weekend is over. we could see more and more sunshine out there. we're getting close to sunset. the sky is clearing somewhat and the wind is not quite as strong as it was earlier this afternoon. 40 degrees right now. 12 mile per hour wind. the windchill of 33 degrees. couple days ago we were 70. 47 yesterday, 42 today and tomorrow. the average high is 57 for this time of the year. we've gone from way above average to way below average. and we're already in the 30s. couple of spots never got out of the 30s today. that's pretty unusual with sunshine for this time of the year. the windchills are near

times over the last and a half we're excited been the overwhelming support of the community and the north beach organization nullify the president had to leave because the time but the association is also in support and other friends and neighbors here people of the community can you please stand we would like to thank you for coming out tonight maybe those who are not part of us could please sit arrest based on the concerns we've made significant changes before submitting we've worked with the planning department it's a straightforward project that compliepz with the residential guidelines and after several designs it was supported that i the design team our plan stance on its oppose merits this is a picture of the block face with the subject our home here in the middle i don't know can you see that there you go a home in the middle this is the dr requesters building on the right and another 4 story building on the left the whole block has a series of large buildings on the street we're trying to do the four story buildings on the block here are some of the concessions we had a 3 store front n

i opened the door behind me and ran out of his car and ran down the beach and i had on a long hip hippykirt and i was running toward the shoreline and my foot must have hit the bottom of my skirt because i fell and it tore up my skirt to the knee and i partially fell in the water so i was wet. he was coming after me trying to calm me down because i was making such a scene. i was crying. i was in a panic. i was crying and he said i'll take you home. i'll take you home. i was not raped. i was groped and terrorized. >> so that is her story. this is what bill cosby's attorney has to say about that specifically. "ms. traitz criminal record including for criminal fraud, possession of oxycodone and cocaine possession speaks for itself. consider the source." >> she said her problem with drugs started long after her encounter with bill cosby on the beach. she never went after cosby for the alleged incident. let's talk to brian stelter. this loops to current day. we know bill cosby was supposed to be performing in las vegas. that got scrapped. i'm curious, did bill cosby cancel that or did the ca

and pretty soon, the raven came over, and he sit on this clam, right here, big giant clam on the beach. and pretty soon the clam opened up, and our people come out. as you can see right here, our people came out, little children, came out, and grand make, and, dad and mom and uncles, and aunts, and they would start running down the beach, and the peach was so beautiful. and all of a sudden, all the clams, in the beach, they start spurting up from down below. and just beautiful, everything came to life. >>> and all of our children, and all of our grand pas, and you want as were all along the beach. and the raven said, you know, this is what we need, we need our life and, we need our happiness, and so we're whole now. our family is whole. our animals, and, the killer whale was out there, and all his family, the seals and the say lions, and the all of the everything that swims out there, the salmon was jumping, and so, this story, that i told that day, and there was -- there wasn't a lost questions asked, about how this story came about, but this is the story that was handed down to us. a

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the beach hazards are up through thursday afternoon. there is a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves for the beaches. you will notice that the ground is wet. this is what you will have to contend with tomorrow morning. the temperatures are comfortable in the low 60s. san francisco, oakland and currently 58 in san jose. 55 half moon bay. a gray sky from our exploratorium camera and they have seen rain drops in san francisco. mid50s from santa rosa to napa where we measured .01 of an inch. one last view from the kgo roof camera, visibility is okay. light rain spreads overnight and wet for your morning commute and looking a the sun intoe days for the upcoming weekend if we have outdoor plans. satellite-radar showing you the cold front coming toward us. it is a weak front, but it will bring us the much needed rain here which as you will notice here in the overnight hours it picks up in coverage around 2:00 a.m. very light for the most part into the commute. scattered showers for the start of the commute. the showers start to taper by the

if you've got the day off, want to hit the beach, it's not overly warm. the water is still cold. e. can soak up rays. monterey up to 80. santa cruz, mid 70s. not overly warm, but still nice. board wall will be open. ocean beach 70 today, 71 tomorrow. a warmer day is expected tomorrow. this is the euro model keeping the rain far north of the bay area. the gfs model is pulling it even farther north. wednesday night we may get a little sprinkle activity. thursday, that's the day to watch for any shower activity. you'll notice it's very light. we are not going to talk about a huge storm. the main system will stay north of the bay area and make its way over to the pacific northwest. our next chance of rain not going to be a huge deal, but a few rain drops still good news considering we are in this drought. a warm weekend on tap especially for tomorrow with temperatures going up a couple of degrees. monday, tuesday, wednesday, clouds start to increase. wednesday evening in san francisco, you'll see showers. thursday again the day everybody else will be looking at rain. overall, not a hu

if you are heading to the beach we have pristine conditions out the door right now. it is not as chilly as yesterday at this hour. numbers in the 40s and 50s. numbers will drop a couple of degrees as we approach sun-up at 7 a.m. it's going to be warmer today than yesterday. this is the second "spare the air" day of this winter season. rain will arrive by the weekend. here's what what's going on at this hour. we have a huge strong ridge of high pressure and i have to tell you, it's not going anywhere very quickly which means our drive out of town on wednesday will be a nice and dry condition. but heading back into town by the weekend, it will be problematic. 66 degrees today in sacramento. 71 monterey bay. 50s lake tahoe. dry skies everywhere. sundown at 4:52. by the time it comes back up tomorrow morning at 7:01 we'll be stuck under the ridge of high pressure contributing to highs today mid-60s at the beaches. low 70s through berkeley and el cerrito. 60s in the northern half of the area, low 70s in the tri- valley. here you go. 75 degrees is the outside number. that

miraculously the boy missed the water and landed on the beach. he was stranded for about an hour before a firefighter spotted him this evening. the boy's family was on a hike and he was throwing rocks near a trail when his mother said he disappeared and she realized he had fallen off the bluff. authorities say the child had major injuries and was being transported to a santa rosa hospital. it's unclear exactly what those injuries were. this is the second fall since saturday in this area. a 23-year-old woman also fell from a cliff here. her injuries were moderate. >>> 18,000 nurses at kaiser will walk off the job at 7:00 tomorrow morning. it's a two-day strike at kaiser hospitals and clinics in northern california to demand better protection against ebola. kaiser says it's been working nonstop to insure ebola safety and called the strike irresponsible. in new y or kaiser's hired replacement nurses and says all its facilities will be open tomorrow. >>> in new york an e.r. doctor is officially ebola- free. dr. craig spencer contracted the disease whe