the last time i went to the beach was. >> anthony: when was the last time i went to the beach? with that? >> women: we're working. >> anthony: if you weren't working, would you be at the beach more often? >> women: my dream's to have a house on the beach. i don't know why. i never go, but i love it. and i always say i will never live in south florida if i didn't live near water. i live near water and i leave my doors open and i get the breeze but i don't go to the beach. i barely even go into my swimming pool, but i know it's there. >> anthony: okay. there is no typical day. there is nothing typical about making movies. i'm victoria alonso and i'm an executive producer... ...at marvel studios. we are very much hands-on producers. if my office... ...becomes a plane or an airport the surface pro's perfect. fast and portable but also light. you don't do this 14 hours a day, 7 days a week for... ...decades if you don't feel it in your heart. listen, i know my super power is to not ever sleep. that's it. that's the only super power i have. throughout my career in bridal and fashion,

getting on board a ship and going to the beach. that was paradise. >> sometimes, during maneuvers, the sidewalk in front of our store was a sea of light. all of navy sailors in their white suits, up from the train station. >> pearl harbor was always full of american ships. next to pearl harbor, we had -- there were lots of military bases. >> we trained for divebombing, a utility escort. i was a mechanic on j24, a gremlin, then made an awful lot of noise on takeoff. .> i went to work as a mechanic i had to take care of the airplane, the crew would come out, and they would put in the airtime, and assimilate some of their activities. the communication with the infantry. lines, getting things ready for the outposts alongside the beaches. flew, squadron i was in nearly built specially for submarine patrol duty. they were slow, but they were really sturdy. they could fly out about 12, miles, and we were looking for submarines. >> [speaking japanese] >> there was to be only one battle at a time. we had three battle fleets at their. meanin

and what goes great with caipirinhas on the beach? how about some barbecue? in your heart. don't eat me. oh, no. not my head. oh. well. >> to complete the picture, maybe a large fish. maybe some crab. >> you know, anytime you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all these troublesome shells is worth the work. sow tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these are the lungs. you don't want them. now you've got all this nice fat in there. oh, yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. what's poking out of there? oh, yeah. that little nubbin of goodness like a celestial nipple. oh. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crab meat without the actual crab or lazy lobster, that was the beginning of the erosion of our society as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to like fight al qaeda? i

it fixed. >> reporter: it's a major effort to save an important pacifica asset public access to the beach. workers guided a boom into place, aiming it into the belly of a 15-foot deep sink hole that opened on sunday after the latest round of storms. then, they pumped in truckloads of concrete in an evident to save the serpentine trail with accepts to the beach -- steps to the beach. >> just more, and more of the cliff goes every year. >> reporter: the neighbor measured the rainfall at an inch and a half. there was erosion that combined with big wave action to doom the trail sometime sunday morning. >> all the sink holes just opened from the top. >> reporter: it happened steps away from where apartments were condemned this year. the constant erosion made them unsafe to occupy. >> over 40 years. >> in pacifica? >> in pacifica. >> reporter: she remembers when there was moorland on the -- there was more land on the cliffs. >> losing the trail, it's sad, we were here in august, and walked down the trail, down to the beach. >> the restoration effort may bring the trail back in days, but as alwa

, authorities found at least 10 bodies scattered on the side of a windy beach front highway. the work they believe of that cereal sere yell killer. mystery remains. who murdered women, some of whom were selling their bodies on craigslist, we did not know at this time there was other storm brewing on the beach. another angle to focus on, police corruption. >> sometimes a cycpath rising to the top. >> jakes burke was former chief of the suffolk count police department. >> a thug, like a dec dictatorf he liked you, you were the king. >> robert today is a suffolk county legislator, before being elected in 2013 he served alongside burke as a suffolk county detective, burke rose to become chief in 2012, when the investigation to serial killer murders was at its height. he resisted the help of the fbi in helping identify the serial killer, now we know why, in november burke was sentence to 4 years in prison for beating of a suspect who had stolen his gun belt, and sex toys from his suv, and he pleaded guilty to getting fellow officers toly lie about the beating. >> i was in new york,

that's why it ellis sits comments from people on the beach like ugh hee eighty three house or whatever to some degree i share that view. i share that perspective. >> reporter: but see that's the word perspective. i did get a chance to see that space from the other side. the inside and it was a fine place to be. i can see what levinson had successfully built for his client. a beautiful place to relax. the critics there are. two women i spoke to off cam would happily swing the wrecking ball themselves but others were kinder. they call it progress. >> what do you say to people that say listen, it's an eye sore it's ugly, i don't understand it. >> i wish everything would stay the way it is but it's part of progress. the whole town is in revitalization from the little cookie cutter houses to five and six bedroom homes with five and sick bathrooms in it. always been there. >> reporter: right. >> to me to see it gone it will be something gone and but not uncommon for this island right now. especially the south end. >> reporter: as for joel levinson he designed scores of homes that have been l

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only a few will live long enough to lay eggs on the beach. l, he is happy with his work. >> by educating the children, i am getting the turtles a longer life. kids used to come here to go swimming, but now, they come to set the turtles free. their parents used to catch them, but now the children say "no, dad. you are not allowed to take that turtle home." >> for this week's questionnaire, we are off to zimbabwe. >> i am 35 and live in a village. i am a farmer, and i grow corn , wheat, beans and peanuts. , i know a little about climate change, which is having a massive effect on him is everything. even the seasons are affected. -- almost everything. even the seasons are affected. what makes me happy? that in 2008, i came to this village with nothing and have since been able to develop a livelihood for myself. at my age i really should be , working at a firm and earning a good salary. but there are no jobs here. i can support my family, but it is not really the life i had envisioned for myself. i like tzatsa with chicken. it is made with cornmea

now as you walk down the beach, lady here finds a message in a bottle. could it possibly be? essage in a bottle. >> seen this on the show before. sometimes it's a marriage proposal. not today. >> it's a girl. >> as fate would have it, based on the message in the bottle, they, too, would have a girl. >> how exciting is that? >> nice little way of doing it. >> i like that. >> congratulations to both couples. >>> time to play. >> it's real or fake with mac dreidel! starting with insane weight lifting. >> looks really bad for your back. >> i think it's probably good for your back actually, nick. when you hit the weight room once in a while you'd know that. >>> then a bicyclist gets extremely lucky. >> oh, oh, are you kidding me? >> no. >> and dancing on the streets goes wrong. >> i'm going to say i'm real glad this wasn't me, because this is the kind of thing that would happen to me. >> watch and decide. ebaum's world is next. owith new flavorfilled pairingss freshly filled pastas bursting with indulgent flavors perfectly paired with irresistible chicken, shrimp or steak plus all

as mary mcguire shows us, all of your favorite legal fans are heading to the beach with you.>> see you real soon. -- april 7, 2017. >> reporter: construction workers are working hard to finish the legoland beach retreat. transforming this site into a toy wonderland. >> when you stay here, it's as if you are staying among with toys that you played without home as a child. whether you are 10 years old, 30 years old, 50 years old, this will remind you of all of lego bricks at home. >> reporter: this is a very first north american beach themed retreat in the legal and family and is located about a half-mile from the theme park entrance. it is designed with the same details and kid centric features as its counterpart across the street. bold designs, bright colors, and lots of lego toys. >> we are the first legoland resort in north america to add this style of accommodation.>> reporter: it will feature 83 beach themed bungalows offering meant to look like a child made them. while the resort is geared toward children, it will have a lot for adults to love like a pool bar, retail shop and rest

the situation in alameda. >> i'm attall media -- at alameda beach. wait five minutes it will change. we've been talking about the flashflood warnings and the possibility of coastal flooding, you can see some of the water has cooled here. the bike path has flooded. they have a flood warning sign set up but traffic is getting through. it's not all that bad here. it's been raining all day and people had a hard time dealing with it. >> the 880 north freeway was backed off with drivers taking their time. no one was taking chances as standing water created problems. there was work to be done and that meant this crew had to weather sheets of rain as they checked this street lamp. >> there were deliveries as well and this is the type of weather he signed up for. >> we're used to this kind of weather. >> we don't mind. better raining their heat -- than heat. >> pretty rough when it rains like this. >> yes it is. you have to be careful with people, pedestrian, traffic, everything. >> what are you hearing about it going to get worse this afternoon. >> i have one more. that's it. i'm done. >> jus

the cliff is crumbling away and the buildingmay fall on the beach. >> this week he notified us that the bluff had suffered significant deterioration, the apartment building needs to be demolished. >> earlier this week a sink hole opened below it, people who rent apartments are concerned. >> i think about it. i thought i was paranoid. my building is a little bit off. i don't know how safe it is here any more. even walking along the cliff. >> engineers and building officials said the building has asbestos and if it's left alone there will be a impact on the beach. >> a part of the building could fall on the beach and we'd have a lot of hazardous materials and construction debris from the building on the beach to clean up, which would be a difficult proposition. >> the property owner is responsible for the building but has chosen to neglect it. he's filed for bankruptcy. a time has not been set for when to have it demolished but they want it done as soon as possible. >>> a benefit concert for the families of the victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire was a sellout. last night's show feat

the lands end walk way off of the beach. it is blocked off. neighbors say that whole started forming on friday. it is 15 yards across and 10 feet deep. this is the same area reconstructed since 2010 and problems. in pacifica, back to you. >> an elderly couple heard what they thought was an explosion but, in fact, it was an oak tree in their backyard that uprooted and fell and shattered their fence. pieces fell if their yard. the cleanup crew working throughout sunday to remove the debris from the backyard and trimmed surrounding trees. now the owner tells me the tree has been tilting for some time. the family does snot plan to have anything elses in that space. >> >> get ready for another round of wet weather. another big storm is rolling into the bay area. our meteorologist is back with details on when it will hit. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer.

of public outreach through efforts first to the ocean beach master the planning department and others participated in stephen but had a large public component during the effort started last year with the council and coastal commission through grant an interagency committee with the golden gate and have the army corp. of engineers and an citizens advisory and two public open houses on the scope of the amendment and on the draft language everybody o everything is on the wednesday night and we're here now next year we'll come back and introduce the language and pending the approval to the board of supervisors if it is approved at the local level submitted to the coastal commission next year a long process of certification. but for a sense of the timeline it is started at the planning department when we received a grant from the coastal commission and spent a few months on the data collection a lot of studies on ocean beach from coastal engineers and the master plan bringing together what we know will happen and likely to see for future projects and future pressures here in the spring a l

the property next to the beach was declared unlivable earlier this year. the building is condemned because it sits too close to the cliff's edge. the two apartment buildings next to that one have been demolished. long-time neighbors further down sense the problems won't go away. >> eventually this one will be next. that will be coming out. this section we're standing on right here will too. >> reporter: the city issued a statement saying the sink hole is the responsibility of the owner. but the city also went on to say, "the city has also received reports of a new erosion in its contact and their technical consultant for a review." the owner of the property says he will make it safe. >> what we're going to do right now is plug that area, fill it up with some concrete and just do whatever needs to be done after that. >> reporter: the repair work should be finished by the end of the week or early next week depending on the weather. until then public access to the beach is closed. in pacifica rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin joins

we are leaving the beach and on our way to the mountains.ourney, so we will use this camera from a number of windows around the car to try to capture the beauty of the rwandan countryside. dashboard cameras are typically used to record any accident that might happen, but we made use of this super hd wide angle dash cam as a perfect camera, each file has its gps information attached. before we set off, we set up another 360 camera just in case we spotted a filming opportunity. the lg 360 cam is the cheapest of the four we brought with us. two cameras each take a 200 degree shot, two of them, which are then stitched together. we arrived at the volcano mountains, ready for some unexpected guests. unlike the insta360, the lg connects wirelessly to your smartphone so you can leave it in the middle of the action and then sit back and watch. we found the picture wasn't as crisp and colourful as the insta360. the camera is lightweight and the built—in battery didn't last long. but the three microphones offered good surround sound, something you will

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so peggy left the small town of dex fer for sunny california and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> peggy was probably one of the most gregarious people that i'd ever met. she was happy and she was always smiling. >> and, says glenda, peggy was drif on the establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did want to find a guy. >> and the clock was ticking a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on a weekend peggy called me and said what are you doing? and i said well, i'm going to go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach. >> dave was glenda's husband. i asked peggy if she wanted to come with me and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said who's that? >> eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball he's good looking and

and an engineer told the city the building may fall down on to the beach. >> this week he notified us that the bluff had suffered additional deterioration. the apartment building needs to be demolished as soon as possible. >> reporter: earlier this week, a sink hole opened up on the beach pathway below it. people who rent apartments nearby are concerned. >> i honestly do think about it. i thought i was being paranoid. my building is a little off. i don't know how safe it is, even walking along the cliff to walk my dog in the mornings. i don't know if i should be concerned about it. >> reporter: the building has asbestos and if it is left alone, there will be an environmental impact on the beach below. >> the concern is that ailment substantial part of the building could fall on the beach below. then we would have a lot of hazardous materials and construction debris from the building on the beach to clean up, which would be much more difficult. >> reporter: the city manager says the property owner is responsible for the building, but instead has chosen to neglect t he has filed for ban

and on the beach i spied the route 66 bar.ughter] and i thought to myself, it hit me like a ton of bricks. i get it, i get it. they sent the horse, they sent cattle, they sent all of the european traditions to us, and we sent them back a legend of a highway. and at that moment i realized this is an international road, a legend, and i lived on it. i grew up on it. now, what's weird is that when i was a little kid, i was so into old west history, and i would read true west in the office during slow times, and i would look up and go nothing ever happened in kingman, arizona. this is the dumbest place you could ever live. history's what happened in tombstone, arizona, dodge city, kansas, deadwood, dakota. nothing happened here. well, fast forward about ten years ago, i got a call from a writer. and he said i read about your article in your father's gas station in arizona highways, and i'd like to interview you. and i said, sure. and his first question, the very first thing he asks me is what was it like growing up in such a histor

another diplomat from turkey and they were basically lured out to this bungalow at this nice hotel on the beach in santa barbara because the distinguished older gentleman had contacted the con sill, the consulate, and told him that he had a gift for the government of turkey. he had come into possession of some priceless artifacts that

so she did. >> so pegye left the small town of dexter for sunny california, and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico, and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people i'd ever met. she was happy, and she was always smiling. >> and says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did want to find a guy. >> and the clock was ticking a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> i did. so, one afternoon, on a weekend, pegye called me and said, what are you doing? i said, i'm going to go watch dave play volleyball on the beach. >> that was her husband. >> she immediately spotted eric and said, who is that? >> eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she noticed a guy playing beach volleyball, he was good looking and in great shape, and handsome. >> he was all those things. >> and he was available. he was

ended up fighting at the beach of leningrad, which is where putin is from, today's st. petersburg and if you know your history of the war, the beat the beach of leningrad was horrific. 's father and mother were trapped inside the city. on older brother of his died during the siege and his father was terribly wounded on the battlefield that most people unless they are really history buff probably have never heard of. when they tried to break out of the siege and it's an amazing sight to see even today. it was a horrific battle, the soviet army lost 300,000 men during that battle and his father barely survived. he was previously wounded and limped as a result for the rest of his life and i wanted to begin the story there because even though the war is receding farther and farther into history , it's remains a something very much current in today's russia. it was used in the soviet time really is the great, schmidt of the soviet union was defeating nazi germany, but it also places history today of the great russia and the threats from beyond russia that you have to be ever

of public outreach through efforts first to the ocean beach master the planning department and others participated in stephen but had a large public component during the effort started last year with the council and coastal commission through grant an interagency committee with the golden gate and have the army corp. of engineers and an citizens advisory and two public open houses on the scope of the amendment and on the draft language everybody o everything is on the wednesday night and we're here now next year we'll come back and introduce the language and pending the approval to the board of supervisors if it is approved at the local level submitted to the coastal commission next year a long process of certification. but for a sense of the timeline it is started at the planning department when we received a grant from the coastal commission and spent a few months on the data collection a lot of studies on ocean beach from coastal engineers and the master plan bringing together what we know will happen and likely to see for future projects and future pressures here in the spring a l

i'm planning on passing out on the beach shortly. rs, do a little cooking, more napping, eating, napping. contemplate mysteries of the universe, or, or nap. either one. >> lambros: or nap. either -- >> anthony: or eat cheese. all of those are honorable options. i mean, that's a vacation to me, is staying put and doing nothing. >> anthony: i wanted to get away from it all, coast gently, gently into another season of television. no sharp edges, easy. late summer of 2015 in the cyclades, and it feels a million miles from the greece you see in the headlines. >> male news reporter: greek banks have remained closed for the entire week. now the depth of their financial woes is becoming painfully clear. >> female news reporter: athens has asked its people whether they accept stringent reforms as part of the countries second bailout. >> male news reporter: 40,000 greeks have hit the streets. >> female news reporter: the country could find itself kicked out of the euro. athens could just be words away from finical disaster. >> anthony: that gre

with winds increasing, sand up on the great american highway. 50 degrees in rocko way beach. and meanwhile, 50s will be coming for petaluma, and far reaches of the north bay, it's really an unstable weather pattern. we'll talk about when you will need that umbrella at 18 minutes after the hour. >> thank you. >>> the fog has moved out of the bay bridge, now we have a spider web from the carquinez, to the maze, and expect no delay through the toll plaza. those metering lights should turn on around 5:30. from hayward across the span into foster city, 880 to 101, a quick 13 minutes on the san mateo bridge. and altamonte says pass traffic off 205, 20-miles-an-hour. north land road, not going up much more at 33-miles-an-hour. 580 between north tracy and the pass, 36 minutes on the commute to livermore, and northbound 680, connectors blocking the left lane. we'll let you know when it's blocking that roadway. and mass transit, bart is on time. >>> and the death toll is up to 33 from the fire that ripped through a warehouse friday night. investigators believe that number will likely ri

right now they have a makeshift blockage for the path and have a piece of plywood with the words beach access closed. you can see why they don't want people down there. >> the problem with sinkholes, they don't go away. in fact this problem in pacifica is only getting bigger. this photo was taken on friday about tara, you can see two sinkholes around the concrete path. flash forward to sunday, the sinkhole ate away at the path. this is drone video shot by local photography dave moorehouse. erosion is eating away at the only coastal access path. >> to see this whole area destroyed like it is, unprecedented. >> reporter: earth crumbled underneath 310 avenue last week. that apartment complex was yellow tagged last winter. two other buildings were recently demolished because of erosion. it's obvious why people want to live here. the view is spectacular and until recently a walk on the beach was just a stroll away. >> i thought about buying in this area specifically because i like to take my dog to the beach every morning and for this exact reason decided not to. >> reporter: the city says

a man finds himself stuck in san francisco, as the beach below him disappears in the high tide. the rescue efforts to save him... >>> pray a man finds himself stuck in san francisco as the beach below him disappears in the high tide. rescue efforts to save him. >>> a sprawling crash in the sunset district of san francisco. a multicar accident is so extensive, it leaves one of the victims and his car a block away. >>> screeching winds lead to a scarry situation in palo alto. a tree topless onto two cars below. the mess is still being cleaned up this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> very good friday morning to you. thanks so much. we're drying out from the rain. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we have stories about fallen trees and mudslides. at least it's over for now. >> it's over and we got beneficial rain for much of the bay area. we are caught up as far as the water year and what we should have for average. as we get a live look outside san francisco, still clouds left behind. we're getting a chance to dry out, still breezy, but not as windy as it was yesterday,

although frost on the beaches on sunday and monday which was impressive enough and extremely rare. temps have come way up, a weak system brushing across right there right there right there. it will be out of here though by about i'd say 9:00, most of it should be out of the picture but that will keep the lows from getting down to very cold temps 30, 40s, to 50s some locations running a good 10-15 degrees warmer than yesterday but still clearing is taking place rapidly to the north on a peninsula. 50s for some, a balmy morning for a few overall though look for a lot of sunshine and a little warmer on the temps in fact more low 60s than upper 50s. happy first day of winter, sal. >> well same to you steve. we're off to a decent start here in solano county starting on interstate 880 westbound, it is not a bad commute at all. driving from vaccaville, fairfield into vallejo and continuing through this area, it has been a very nice drive and there have been no major problems driving through and the cordeliahad junction w

the beach did not amount to that much for me. the way i describe it is, i lost my buddy. -- and,ke having a fire there is really no way to describe it. released me and the respect that i am going to join him. guilt no idea i have this complex. in other words, how did you survive? why? if you ask yourself why? or people ask me how? do you have that complex, you know? usually it is the guys doing all the work in the battle. he is the guy that didn't make it. you are standing around doing nothing and you survive. you know? working, they were before the explosion. john: i spent time as a cook because it paid extra money. and i think two weeks before the seventh i was transferred back to my division. and i had a duty station. and we were all up early that morning. we were setting up the benches and everything for the church service. and we had already had breakfast and completed that and had just come back into the department when it started. i went down to the lower passageways into the lower part, because that is where my battle stat

gruber: i love living by the beach. i enjoy the travel experience a lot.t was a vivid life experience. i'm single and my doctors are both well along on their own. are both wells along on their own. i thought it was going to live ierseas again -- i thought if was going to live overseas again , this was the time to do it. i really enjoy yoga and living by the beach. i enjoyed southeast asian culture. i traveled to 70 places that i wanted to settle in one place for a while. like to bei might back here in a month or year. on,icularly the island i am it is a place where it is mostly thai so you are part of the thai culture. it is beautiful and you have all want. ex-pats you you can fly to neighboring countries and it is a wonderful quality of life. >> have you afford to do this? have you saved your money? are you making money as you go? is it expensive to live in thailand? >> that is a very personal questions, brian. there is the points to that. point are comfort and familiarity more important than exploration and experience. if you're willing to adjust your we

at the mezzanine, minimum donation 20s which goes to the oakland fire fund. >>> a popular beach access bath in pacifica crumbled away. and an apartment building continues to give way. cornell bernard is live. >> reporter: the city says it will survey the cliffs tomorrow where erosion seems to be a never-ending issue. this foot path to the beach is closed tonight after a large section gave way during recent rains. a lot of neighbors on esplanade avenue are worried. >> something that was waiting to help. >> reporter: she loves to walk on the beach but now she can't get there. the only coastal access route off esplanade avenue was wind out after a 30-foot section of the concrete path buckled and collapses into the pacific. >> it's terrible. a lot of people are scared. those who live close to the ocean. and their properties are -- their values are going down,. >> reporter: this viewer shared this drone video of the collapse, showing a large green pipe now exposed a clear view through the hole down to surf. >> didn't take el niÑo to do this. >> just feet away, more earth under the apartment

other surfers help him from the waves to the beach. firefighters called for the helicopter to remove the man from the beach. he helicopter through him to a traumaster. >>> now your voice, your vote. tomorrow california's 5 democratic members of the electoral canaling will go to state capitol to cast their votes for president. california has more electoral votes than any other state. california awards its votes on a winner take all basis so all 5 goes to hillary clinton. if at least 37 republican elect years vote against donald trump the election will be decided by the house of representatives. only one republican in texas has pledged to change his vote. >>> democracy electors are calling for the vote to be delayed following conclusions by the cia and fbi said that russia interfered. >> if they're able to harm the electoral process, then they destroyed democracy, which is based on free and fair elections. >> senator john mccain who has been vocal about the russian election related hacks suspect out on sunday, day before the electoral col

look how close they are to the beach. look how close to the rocks. they are striking, they are pulling, literally going nowhere. >> the pilot, known as cape town guide, just happened to have his drone up in the air, lying around, had pretty shots when he realized what was going on, he zeroed in on it. you can see the three guys in wet suits helping out the other two guys, bringing out their surf boards and paddling them close to shore so they are able to stand up and walk out on their own. those were good samaritan surfers. these guys also good samaritans, volunteers at the national life boat institute had been searching for a woman that went missing 17 hours ago. watch where they eventually find her. she's clinging to some rocks near a sea cave. >> what were they doing, caught up by the tide, did she fall, do you know? >> she fell. she was on a hike by herself walking on a path above this cliffside when she lost her footing, fell about ten feet. when they did get to her, she was suffering from hypothermia, but rescuers believe because of her heavy j

a restoration project then of making it easy to get people down to the beach. that is not the case anymore. we put a call into the company that owns this land. they also own the ocean air apartment complex. they have not gotten back to us. we don't know when this area will be accessible to the public again. in pacifica, jackie ward, kpix 5. speckles concerns will build as more rain is expected this week . >>> thursday's high tides will be rolling in, combining with wind and rain. roberta gonzales is in the weather center tracking when we can expect the rain. >> our doppler radar is not picking up any precipitation right now. a little bit of light rain due west all associated with clouds that are running in advance of an area of low pressure promises to bring us some light rain showers tomorrow. this is our futurecast. we do see the clouds thickening as the day progresses monday. to state at this time, rain offshore, flirting with the santa rosa air. here comes the wednesday. it is an in between day. it is the day to get out and clean out your gutters. we have a

the property next to the beach path was declared unlivable earlier this year. the building is condemned because it sits too close to the crips -- to the cliff's edge. the apartment buildings next to that one have already been demolished and longtime neighbors further down on esplanade since the problems won't go away. >> this one could be next. directly to our side and that will be coming out and this section right here will too. >> the city issued a statement saying the sinkhole is the responsibility of the owner. the geotechnical experts are examining reports that new bluff erosion, the beach path, pretty owner says he won't make the path safe. >> what we're going to do right now is plug that area. fill it up with concrete pumping and then do whatever needs to be done after that. >> reporter: in the bigger picture the city has concrete barriers into the bluffs near here. for protection. you can bet the city will be monitoring those all week long. >> have they given any estimation on how long the work will take? >> reporter: actually, yeah. the owner says depen

at the mezzanine, minimum donation 20s which goes to the oakland fire fund. >>> a popular beach access bath in pacifica crumbled away. and an apartment building continues to give way. cornell bernard is live. >> reporter: the city says it will survey the cliffs tomorrow where erosion seems to be a never-ending issue. this foot path to the beach is closed tonight after a large section gave way during recent rains. a lot of neighbors on esplanade avenue are worried. >> something that was waiting to help. >> reporter: she loves to walk on the beach but now she can't get there. the only coastal access route off esplanade avenue was wind out after a 30-foot section of the concrete path buckled and collapses into the pacific. >> it's terrible. a lot of people are scared. those who live close to the ocean. and their properties are -- their values are going down,. >> reporter: this viewer shared this drone video of the collapse, showing a large green pipe now exposed a clear view through the hole down to surf. >> didn't take el niÑo to do this. >> just feet away, more earth under the apartment

. >> a substantial part of the belling could fall on the beach, and we'd have a lot of hazardous materials and construction debris from the building on the beach to clean up, that would be a difficult proposition. >> since 2010, two other nearby apartment buildings were red tagged and demolished. city officials say they want it done as soon as possible. >>> a clash involving the white house and president-elect trump's transition team. the claims that russia interfered in the presidential election. >>> the sideline reporter craig sager has died. his death coming days after he was inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame. >>> the heavy rain along the peninsula and it's heading to the south bay. more on the storm after this. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. of reach for far too long:s have health insurance.that's been out how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketpl