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uh, women's beach soccer has evolved at a faster pace. how is this dominance going on? burga in women's beach soccer is so far obvious both for the coach of the men's national team, mikhail likhachev, and for the mentor of the women's team, ilya leonov, who also could not miss the main match of the championship at the moment, the most fun team is still reinforced by the brazilian legionnaires, as one and the other team. uh, almost the entire backbone of the national team has been assembled. let's say there are seven to eight people in each team, a girl who was involved or is now being attracted by the national team. yes, this is the most worthy team, despite the ambiguous behavior of foreigners in different sports and mass exodus. last time. two teams in the final have two brazilians at once . the star milena and from the crystal loren and adrian have our girls, our russian football players. they look stronger on the field, and whether the brazilians, not have managed to adapt, or maybe now, uh, they are not in their best shape, but russian girls look much more confiden

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we are at the beach. >> reporter: what happens next is the beach shuts down for at least 48 hours. they will go two days without any shark sightings. then they will reopen. the board was bitten and not a person. that is much better than a couple of months ago. the victim was able to walk off on his own reconnaissance. the mood is somber. we spoke to people from england. they are bummed that they cannot go to the beach. the local say it happens once in a while. they were glad the victim was not injured. the beach will be shut down for the next 48 hours. we are in pacific grove. we will send it back to you in the studio. >> is this bad luck? our shark attacks happening more frequently? he works at the shark lab at long beach state. you investigated the attack in june that we were talking about. we have a new attack. we share the ocean. is there a surprise this happened? >> it is strange to have an event like this at the same location. it does occur globally. we have this pattern that occasionally happens. the bottom line, it is very rare. you have to remember the population is coming

they like to say he liked to wear shoes on the beach. he didn't like to wear shoes on the beach.in fact, but given the weather and given the long walk down this pebbled path, i would have worn shoes to get down down there as well. >> absolutely. and if it makes it if, it makes it any better, i do have distinct memories of a photo of truman on the beach wearing wingtips. so -- >> and jfk on the beach wearing -- so there we go! so there's a grand tradition -- for sure. speaking of grant traditions and speaking of, you know, legacies of multiple presidents here, we have this great image. cody tell us a little bit about what's going on here? >> yeah, this is great. because it speaks, i think, to the bipartisan nature of environmental policy making and interest in the 1970s. this is the president dedicating a grove of seqouia's in northern california to lady bird johnson. so you can see in this picture on either side of the platform that is there you have the president and mrs. johnson and then on the other side president and mrs. nixon. and this was to recognize the incredible work t

while deaths from beach umbrellas are rare, injuries are not.stevens was impaled in the thigh by a flyaway umbrella in maryland. >> the wind picked it straight up in the air, and it shot it right back down, and it went right into my thigh. >> reporter: in 2019 a 13-year-old suffered serious injuries after an umbrella pierced his shoulder. >> the umbrella just stabbed him. >> reporter: that same year, this close call. an umbrella narrowly missing a toddler. the consumer product safety commission says about 3,000 people are injured by beach umbrellas every year. some heavy-duty models can weigh up to 14 pounds turning into heavy projectiles if lifted by coastal winds. video from just last week shows powerful wind blowing dozens of umbrellas out to sea in delaware. and this video shows umbrellas dangerously tumbling across a beach in maryland. >> you should always consider what or who is downwind of you, consider that there may be other people, a highway, a parking lot, always have that consideration before you set up your umbrella. >> so officials

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day on the beach. this would've been in the early 1940s, and of course as a boy in the 30s and 20s. he loved the beach. and he left the ocean, he really did. i think there's no doubt that his appreciation for that definitely claude drew a lot of his concern about the environment. >> you talked about the tree planting. here's another one. >> this is another tree planting with a young man, just a very nicely. i don't recall exactly where this was, but again, the presidents do a lot of tree plantings. it's always a good opportunity for any president to show, in a very tangible way, and also in a way that will be remembered, they planted a tree. when i work for governor whitman, when she was governor of new jersey. one of the earth days, i'm not sure how we arranged this, but she came to the elementary school that my son wasn't in kindergarten. what a marvelous coincidence in scheduling. but she came and planted new jersey's state tree, the red oak in front of his school. it is still there. maybe six feet

of time on the beaches. seeing that, i think, was quite a wake up call. not just for him but obviously for the entire country. he said at the time that that spill and seeing the damage it created to the natural environment, to the marine mammals and the birds, really touched the conscious of the american people. then, not even six months later, the cuyahoga river in cleveland combusted from an oil slick. the fire was out within 30 minutes at a time that it happened, it wasn't really covered very deeply. but time magazine covered the story and put a picture of the burning river on the cover of their magazine and that really raised peoples consciousness about the environment as well. so, it went from being almost a non issue on most people's minds, even though there is a need to clean up the environment, it was very apparent for a long time, it was not on the front of the american public's consciousness in terms of what the federal government's role should be doing. but that all started to change in 1969. henr

-- but would often be friends, go down to the beach, pick a day on the beach, take picnics on the beachand this would have been in the early 1940s. of course, as a boy in the 30s and 20s. so, he loved the beach. [laughs] he loved the ocean. he really did. and i think there's no doubt that his appreciation for that definitely drove a lot of his concern about the environment and about water quality. them>> absolutely, he talked at the tree plantings. here we have another one. recall exactl>> here's another tree pl, with a young man. both of them dressed up very nicely, i must say. i don't recall exactly where this is but again presidents do lots of tree plantings, and it's always a great opportunity, i think, for any president to show in a very tangible way, and also in a way that would be remembered, that they planted a tree. when i worked for governor whitman, when she was governor of new jersey, one of the birthdays, i am not sure how we arrange this -- but she actually came to the elementary school that my son was in, in kindergarten. with a marvelous coincidence in scheduling. but sh

up and down the beach, we used to ground printed trading radar to check various spots on the beach, skeletal remains. >> to no avail. >> and in november, 2009, the first anniversary of whatever had happened, on the beefs sabine loved, they had a little memorial. has been tom tallest flower wreath into the surf. >> there was no hope. we knew, she was gone, she was no longer alive. >> but apparently, the life insurance company wasn't so sure. and right around the time of that memorial search to the beach, tom went to court to take the first step to get that money. >> president tom who petitioned the court to declare her dead? >> yes. >> if he's declared dead, he has a lot of insurance money. plus the ownership outright of the motel. >> correct. >> yes, that. funny, tom had told into texas before, that he held a 100,000 dollar policy on sabine, when he filed papers to declare her dead? turned out, there was a second larger life insurance policy, that he forgot to mention. >> it came up later, that it was 300,000. >> the revelation made the newspapers. attorneys for the insurance compan

basically launch them off the beach. once they get in the air, they're being powered only by the wind. so there's no motors, purely just the wind pulling you along. johnny bananas: is kite boarding one of the more popular sports in st. pete-clearwater? for sure. the sport's grown a ton in our area, because we have so many protected flats. so have tons of shallow water. makes just learning super easy. so what you're saying is, if you're into kiteboarding, or if you want to learn how to kiteboard, st. pete-clearwater is the place to go. - yeah. i own a kite school right here. i used to travel the world competing. i've seen it. this is the spot you want to come. johnny bananas: what's to prevent me from flying, like, all the way to, like, saratoga? drew christianson: the gears progressive a lot, so all you've got to do is let go. let go. easy. easy. whoo! [shouting] johnny bananas (voiceover): it's magic hour-- perfect time to explore, make some new friends-- nice meeting you. johnny bananas (voiceover): --and grab a drink

a second shark attack this summer at the same beach.happened near this moderate bay aquarium and what shark experts have to say about >>> what happened and why? tonight an investigation is underway after a house exploded in evansville, indiana. that blast caught on camera. three people were killed and 39 other homes were damaged. the local utility company arrived on scene and the company spokesperson said that its equipment did not detect any natural gas. the cause of this explosion is still under investigation. >>> it has happened again. for the second time in recent months, a shark attack at a popular beach near the monterey bay aquarium. it happened near lovers point in pacific grove. a man was paddleboarding with his dog when a shark took a bite right out of that board. >> he was offshore about 500 yards. i had a german shepherd on the boat. local guy who had been on before. i was paddling on. about 500 yards out, next thing he knew, he had a visitor. >> here is the good news. the man and the dog are okay. this is a much different o

how much do you want soviet times, when the city was called on the beaches , it was not crowded here,acationers from all over the soviet union, our sea saves us in any. from all troubles, it relieves stress in apartments, very hard. even now there is no water, it is heavy, the elevators do not work. we are saved. although here, the main thing is calm, quiet is already good. yes, yes the glory of the seaside resort was somewhat spoiled by two industrial giants. the name is named after ilyich and the plant got it now the enterprise does not work and the sea is noted in mariopol, it has become much cleaner than the steel plant. he, of course, he was very much killed, and this year the clean sea breathes easily and we have clouds. now , like in the days when the ukrainian authorities were in charge of landscaping the beach areas, they say that the locals in a good way, no one was engaged along the coast, there is an abandoned railway and rusty wagons. they stand on it because of the memorable times according to the plan for the restoration of mariupol the city embankment will actually be

how mu beach gung= are volunteers likely to -- beach gunk are volunteers likely t remove my hand? >> the amount of plastic means it is added back to the ocean every 15 hours. paul: simon clark. >> overtime, the integrated difference you have in the environment will be much less than if you primed your audience to think that systematic changes the way to fix the problem. paul: clark is also a youtuber, though by contrast his is a micro following, 430,000. but they follow skepticism. >> if someone comes in to help clean some of it up -- could you do sometng abut the people who are addinghe plastic in? >> simon can sit in his bathtub and criticize all day long. i will be out here on the beach picking up trash, inspiring the next generation. paul: his argument is the only real solutions are big policy solutions. >> that's right. he is right, but how do you get policy? you elect people. who care about those issues if politicians know that people care about these issues and they see that $30 million was raised grassroots, you better believe i'm going to be talking about those policies t

it man a la spell judge is oral bi, meaning a draw on the beach. you have children playing with balls, noise sandwiches, ice cream, lots of everything on it. if a dog gets distracted by that, we can't work anymore. yawning, old person for sale to laura. the only thing to do is just train, which they do in their free time. everyone here has another job. saving lives on it. loose beaches is something they'll do as volunteers without paying valentina stop. you're not supposed to call him. it requires patience. and composure. i don't believe any man with the dog is focusing too much on the handler and not on the goal. the moment the handler says, let's go then the goal has to be the person calling for help it love it. so i gave you the most of the time, the problem lies with the human not being able to clearly communicate. not everyone will make it to the final exam in june. before that the humans themselves have a big hurdle to clear that i love it. your name will put the handlers through a test in the swimming pool. needless to say, that's crucial on

we don't go to the beach that often. >> knee-deep.urrents. >> we need to understand even though you know how to swim you still could become a drowning victim. >> reporter: with that in mind back at the beach i jump in. one of the most common mistakes is trying to swim right back to shore by swimming against the current. the thing with the rip current is that it's moving about as fast as an olympic swimmer so unless you're michael phelps you probably won't beat it. >> basically swimming against this treadmill and you're probably not even making progress to shore. you're actually going backwards. >> the w an's wheit hardeto y diser this will help keep you calm and it's critical since they say the first stage of drowning is panic. take a breath, and this is when you have to time your capacity to start thinking about your next move. the next move swimming parallel to shore following the direction of the coastline until you feel that rip stop pulling or in my case when you're out of the brown foamy water, then swimming at an angle back to

a warning like this, it does affect the beach. and it's upsetting.ople are kept safe. it was a bit lonely, but probably better to be on the sea today than in it. the environment agency which tests the water quality says it wants to see robust action from water companies to ensure this doesn't happen any more. the reason the beachis happen any more. the reason the beach is now empty is because of a very heavy shark about an hour ago but they think things will be clear to swim in again so things should be back to normal. the former manchester united footballer ryan giggs broke down in court today, recalling the night he spent in a police cell after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting kate greville. he denies using controlling and coercive behaviour and assaulting his former partner. our sports correspondent laura scott was in court. during his second day giving evidence ryan giggs faced questions about his behaviour in his professional and personal life. he told a jury how in more than 1000 matches he had been sent off once and had never reacted

learned that the biden administration raided the home of the former president donald trump in palm beach, florida. donald trump announced the raid in a statement. fox news confirmed that the raid occurred. quote, these are dark times for our nation, said the former president, as my beautiful home, mar-a-lago, in palm beach, florida, is currently under siege, occupied by a large group of fbi agents. trump wrote, nothing like this has ever happened to the president of the united states before. trump said the raid which was unannounced amounts to, quote, prosecutorial misconduct, an attack by the radical left democrats who desperately don't want me to run for president in 2024, especially based on recent polls. trump said agents broke into his safe. former president noted that hillary clinton was allowed to delete and acid wash 33,000

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national beach day celebrates the beauty of sandy beaches all across our country.o protect them, keep them clean. we saw a couple couple of surfers catching some. surfers catching some waves. >> you have a favorite beach ine world? >> any beach where i lived. >> there should be a lot of folks headed to the beach this weekend beginning by midday on y by midday on saturday. inland tiktok that to 100 degrees already. you might have to log into a mapping app and see how traffic is on the bay bridge. the heat however you have to. the evening sea breeze will be . breeze will be noticeable. story story the atmosphere around 10 pushing the fog inland. near nol temperatures for one more day. temperatures begin to cry more significantly thursday and frid. significantly thursday and frid. significantly thursday and frid. significantly thursday aictly t. significantly thursday and frid. significantly thursday and frid. significantly thursday and frid. significantly thursday and frid. then the real heat arrives in time for the labor day weekend. excessive heat watch in effect f

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this is at linda mar beach in pacifica the event as you can see included a dog beach fashion competition a surf dog village and a food truck or multiple ones for the humans canines came from across the country to eat for the top dog awards in various categories a portion of the money raised by the event goes to charity always such a good time. well, thanks for joining us for this edition of >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. record rainfall unleashes flash flooding at a popular national park. >>> the historic vote on climate change and prescription drug prices in the senate. >>> and a massive search for a killer in ohio. >>> we begin with that flash flooding in california's death valley. more than six months of rain falling in a matter of hours. nearly a thousand people left stranded. all roads in and out of the national park closed. tonight we're hearing from someone who is trapped, and we're tracking severe weather threats across the country. more flooding in kentucky and extreme heat. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> the urgent manhunt for a killer. four

searching for edibles in the mud on the beach is not something he would normally do. but for muscles he made an exception. ah, talk to him. what about this one? let this g another be enough. i am walking along the french atlantic coast near level shell on the heel. dolly hall, i haven't come to the beach for the waves, but for the delicacies. here is where i am now. going to try to gather my dinner. could you imagine finding anything edible here? i actually can't for. let's see if i go to bed full tonight, biologist and conservation is zone. but t spooner is going to help me with this. he knows where to find the best seafood. at that low tide. we go in search for it, we go, it was it. so our plateau, he se the either de la whore, sits on a plateau that is quite gentle and flat to the lake at low tide, almost a kilometer of beach is exposed on each side of the island already to the north of the island, where it's much rockier, you can find crabs, shrimp, spider crabs. i see urchins, and help dissolve you and to the south. there are cockles and razor clans, the mud beac

it is the second attack at that beach this summer.s time, a paddle border and his dog are lucky. as scott rate shows us their board took the brunt of this attack. tonight beaches in pacific grove taped off this after another close encounter with a shark at lover's point, i was about to go into the water. like six or seven kayaks were just paddling in sampson snapping this shot of the shark bitten paddleboard, her daughter, kensington, just feet away from where the incident happened. i heard that the shark bit the board multiple times. it was brown and black and it had a big chunk taken out of it. a bunch of bite marks. um on it, and he said that the shark was about the size of the sub yak science could be seen all over lovers point beach notifying folks of the closure. members of the community emergency response team out and about making sure the beaches stay clear. most people are just curious as to what happened and if anyone was injured, it doesn't have an option. and i've been here since 1960. pacific grove police telling k. i o.

so they were able to walk off the beach. and we are hold they are fine. >> you talked to the tourist there's from poland. but is also high season for locals. how long is that beach going to be closed? >> they say they're going close it for at least 48 hours. the goal here is no shark sightings for two days in a row. if that's the case, they'll reopen it on saturday. >> so there is a protocol here. final question, it was a great white back in june. do we know what kind of shark it was today? >> we don't. the authorities say what they like to do is get another look at the board and maybe if they can look close enough at the teeth marks, they can determine what kind of shark it was. >> and that is pretty scary. scott budman reporting for us in pacific grove. thank you, scott. >> you bet. >>> the search for a teenaged girl who disappeared from a party at a tahoe campground is now in its fifth day. today investigators shared a new picture of a sweat they're was loaned to kiely rodni the day before she disappeared. they don't know

and i found that really, really interesting to go to the beach here to collect my own food. and much to my surprise, it's really time . a nice reward for hard work. now have you ever tried slack lining this is walking on a flat band that's tied between 2 objects? it's a sport that developed among climbers in the us in the 19 eighties and has spread around the world ever since was slack wanting, involves concentration, patience, and mainly balance. to get a closer look, we went to the urban high line festival in poland, where slack liners from all over the world gathered to show off the tricks of the trade. once a year, over the course of 4 days, life in the polish city of lin doesn't only play out on the ground against the backdrop of the old town. slight lion as display their skills at breathtaking height. 100 participants from 15 countries are gathering for the 2022 urban high line festival. i am from columbia. i'm from the u. s. and from the netherlands, i come from ukraine. m. from lithuania. one of the festival stars is polish, slack lajna phillip o like sick. this is h

he's already a stock, both on the beach and in the water. ah, i see that psycho mad philadelphia encore having a power house like at thought a by my side makes me really confident out when i get on. they got my she got the he's very resilient in deal with with him at my side. i could swim all the way to the horizon on because i've and the living is that young for me? and if it comes to it, save a life. ah ah, ah, with ah, ah, ah, in good shape. ah, the right perspective. to carrots, hell and are monitors bad for your eyes? thought can you do to improve your eyesight? look at modern therapies and everyday me. oh, what about healthy eyes? in good shape? next dw, we love europe. we love diversity and anything unusual? no mountain is too high, and no road is too long. in search of the extraordinary we are the specialists of the lifestyle europe, euro max. in 60 minutes on d, w. o blue, 50 years ago. the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to

when i was little, i used to always come home from the beach with food. yeah, i bought it. i loved eating. what i found with my family. i always loved that she throwing me some job parties. bernard grew up on the island to keep nature and balance here. yes, set up rules for title fishing together was the conservation organization. a template shows asked which muscles were allowed to collect? so for example, if you would take your come like this, you must try to touch the both sides of the whole. yeah. okay. if not, it seems that the shade is too small and new. you must let it on the mud and you come back. maybe when you are anita, you can find it again and it's quit socket. not with every here over 200000 people, go searching the match for these delicacies without any rules or regulations soon there would be nothing left to fight because you see fit so you can call you. so this is a very important tradition here. i to joy, we've always been tidal fishermen on the island. bishop. we were never sailors who went far out to see him all day, but rather people who fished at low t

the man who said his board was bitten walked off the beach on his own. the beach here at lovers point they say will be closed for at least the next 48 hours. live in pacific grove, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thankfully no one was hurt. thank you so much. >>> the search for a teenaged girl who disappeared from a party at a tahoe campground is now in its fifth day. tonight investigators are again pleading for anyone with any information to come forward. >> do not have any new leads. that i can tell you is very frustrating for us. so we reiterate anyone, please, anyone that was at the party that night, please come to law enforcement. people that were there know something. if you know something, please say something, come forward. >> so here she, 15-year-old kiely rodni was last seen friday morning at a process at prosser family campground which is outside of truckee. her car is also missing and her cell phone sought of service. 16 agencies are part of this investigation right now, including the fbi and homeland security. crews continue to search th

. >> now to the peninsula where a dead humpback humpback whale is on the beach at manhattan beach in half moon bay. we just learned how that will died. kron 4 justin campbell is in half moon bay with the latest for us. and justine, a ship strike the california academy of sciences is telling us i'll show you this way. we'll walk this way. >> that this adult female whale 49 feet, you're looking at the through here died most likely from a ship strike. they don't know it was in a cargo ship was in a small boat and when that will hit this whale with, they have even pelted depending on the size now, they also cannot determine what is the age of this adult female. and when it washed ashore wasn't struggling. all of those questions are very on answered today. people here in this neighborhood and people that are actually staying at the resort. the ritz carlton have been walking along the beach, taking pictures also in all up, how big this whale for that many people here. it is the first time that t ey've ever seen such a big marine mammal up close and personal and have the chance to actually

sfwh so is this beach always like this? >> always.er seen an empty waikiki kuhio beach like when covid happened. hawaiian families that don't normally come down here because it is so crowded, they got to enjoy waikiki clean, beautiful beach. it was amazing. within a month, the ocean life restored itself. fish that i've never seen in my life that come in schools. >> we cherished that moment so, so much. that is what hawaii could have been. there is nobody here except for hawaiian local families. >> it's like little rules, too, that you have. when we see another family at the beach, we don't sit in front of them. it's like, you're connecting with the ocean. with your family. but here, they'll see you. oh, there is a better spot right in front of you. >> isn't that the whole problem of just tourism as it is currently constructed? that it is about me? i'm going to hawaii with may family and we want to have our hawaii experience. i'm only here for six nights and seven days. and so during covid, what was it lake? >> we talk about it all the

where is the beach? where is the beach, well, what are you hiding? are you stupid or what?hat happened, nothing. expand is looking for you. okay, you don't know anyone, do you understand? yeah, it's cool that you think that this rashid works for sedov, you know. in general, rashid does not go under anyone , he himself has to go all the houses with him reckon, but i'd be quiet if i were you, because if rashid is looking for someone, he always finds him. thanks for the warning. nothing to die for. i say how to find this rashid. are you really sick? i told you, there is no cure for this. there is one folk remedy. i found it here, but he stayed, right? i cleaned it up and sold it. if you tell anyone, i'll find it, i'll cut off my head, got it? thank you, thank you, what is happening now on the field will be written in the newspapers, only tomorrow the debriefing will be tomorrow conversations at the cooler on the site. he is dead, he turned out to be a living trunk. let go who sent you? let her go at least sometimes not try to kill. you must have guessed that i should kill you.

s dockweiler beach. >> i decided to come out.about the youtuber, so he wanted to come help. paul: you are a mark rober fan? >> he is. >> thank you guys for coming out here. paul: partnering with them is the ocean conservancy, which recruits volunteers like these to comb beaches worldwide. many of them are dirtier than dockweiler. >> you have to be careful the assumptions you make. when you get close to the surface, you start to see a lot of these things that are micro plastics. plastic wrap resembles jellies other types of foods heavily ingested by sea turtles, fish. paul: micro bits of plastic in the ocean and even our bodies. >> humans, being atop the food chain, arelso ingesting them. ul: anya brandon, among many scientists to think there might be a fix to the plastics problem, tried mealworms. there got bacteria digest styrofoam. -- their gut bacteria digests styrofoam. after years of research, she concluded there was no real fix at all. >> it would take probabla couple thousand mealworms a month or two to eat something like

beaches on both coasts.ehavior, a florida foundation is studying the animal from our west palm beach affiliate, jay kashmir has a look at their work. >> reporter: as the sun rose off palm beach, five fiu residents took off on this 65-foot research vessel. they called this coastal ocean explorers, with one paramount goal. >> i think a lot of people don't really understand shark behavior, why they're here, why they're not here and that's all what we're doing. >> reporter: a mile and a half off singer island, in 80-feet deep water, the first line was dropped. 16 more would follow throughout the day. >> personally for you, how is it every day to be out here >> i mean, it's fun. it's a lot of fun. but it's also really inspiring you have get to learn a lot about the kids. >> reporter: students after student helped to bait and catch shark, giving them perhaps the only encounter they may ever have, along with the best view to explore a potential career. >> all of these students are local to florida and that is their

jim denison has been working on his latest project at ocean beach since friday. it's a labor of love for the accomplished artist huge eight-foot high mounds of sand have been arranged like the center of a sunflower. donovan says he has timed this latest installation. just right where high tide starts tonight and will wash away most of his creation. it's something he's okay with part of it. is that the tides? comes in and i can do a different drawing the next day. so so in a way it makes up for the fact that washes away that i could try something different. his work has been prominently featured in many publications donovan's projects. it's just south of the cliff house if you do want to catch it in the coming hours. over in the east bay today an event that is both attribute to fallen heroes and a lesson in water conservation a car wash fundraiser was held in walnut creek to raise money for the families of police and firefighters who've lost their lives in the line of duty. service was provided by no h2o a company that washes cars without using water the products

they've been thinking about the semi permeable barriers are arranged in right angles on the beach. as the sea carries in sand. the side arms catch it, unlike less permeable defences made of stone or concrete. they also don't drastically change the currents along the shore which could cause erosion elsewhere . the proven effective sheila and ketone met sang upon a stretch of beach measuring 1.5 kilometers, which we call the fishing talk. it will likely gain at least 30 meters on the entire stretched met. so and also these are the results we saw in the 2 previous places we worked on windows on the wall. so we think it will have the same effect here or ball school. remember if, if i had talked to you. but despite the proven success of the method, some locals are skeptical that what the sea has destroyed over years could ever be restored until i got a new you can exit your property, deduce i could go imagine it's not easy to admit, but one day the village will have to move and it's not easy to leave the place where you were born apart and set up a different place is dedicated. it's not

of course, all kinds beach food which, by the way, on the beach is very tasty appetizing on the beach the beaches , there are literally a dozen on every sea coast. here are such sellers that amazing recipes are the same on any beach in the country. you can boil water, put corn in this pan, add a little salt and wait about 15 minutes. that's all. you need to eat it warm. what is surprising according to the statistics of sellers, most often it they order from 13:00 to 15 in the afternoon, that is, in the very heat, everything is simple here at this time, people most often swim. this means they spend the energy of fiber, corn carbohydrates are an excellent source for replenishing it. second place in the ranking. churchkhela is an old caucasian dish of nuts and molasses, the recipe is also not changed in the basis of nuts strung on a string, it should be somewhere well centimeters. 25-30 in general, uh, the chicest size of a churchkhela is 25 cm, and its gold standard is 28 cm. that's it. it 's a few dips, a vaporized grape juice and dries usually it takes about 7 days, but it can be fast