south beach, california. living in the city's gay community is 27-year-old andrew hunan. >> i knew him as andrew desilva. he had me and most people in california fooled. >> he was living in the same san diego neighborhood. >> very articulate, traveled in circles that were very influential. >> i met him at parties in la jolla. andrew led the perfect life of an american gigolo. his benefactors were professional business people. >> people around him had positions and money. >> you're andrew, you're looking in the mirror and saying, my god, my american gigolo life has come to the end of the road, my ex-lover has rejected me. >> no one is aware of how much of an impact the rejection and loss have on cunanan, but he's about to act on a terrifying impulse. after flying to minneapolis, cunanan tries to contact jeffrey trail, a 28-year-old navy officer formerly stationed in san diego. when trail refuses to see him, cunanan then tracks down ex-boyfriend david madsen, and the two were spotted together in a minneapolis n

we have met with representatives of the south beach yacht club. there have been a number of individual voters and a stakeholders. we will be planning another town hall meeting for the newsletter that will go out. over these last couple of months, we have saw balance in this financial problem that we have. there were a lot of questions about the methodology. there was an overall concern about the park been a beautiful place. we wanted to make sure it was maintained and would continue to be operated in a professional manner. as i mentioned, we had another stakeholder meeting in the next couple of weeks, and we hoped to come back with concrete suggestions regarding these fundamental issues. regarding the financial issues, it is important to realize the challenges. the construction of the harbor was about $24 billion of revenue bonds. there was approximately $13 million left on the balance. in accordance with the bond venture, the port has set up south beach harbor requiring met with the harbor revenue. the small craft harbour construction loan states

as the commodore of the south beach marina yacht club, i thank you for managing in south beach harbor as you referred, it is very important for residents of san francisco. it is their single most importance, if not only, recreational opportunity. in many ways, this represents the best and highest user ++thes a key role in accessibility and affordability for access to the waterfront. it is a key to the conversation we have been having with stakeholders and with sports staff. we generate about $100,000 of revenue for the port of san francisco and the city in taxes and rental fees we pay. we make it possible for the bay area association to give sailors a place to meet and get on the water, as well as turn in four events and other programs. our racing programs and other things get hundreds of people on the water every month. it is a way to enjoy and access the water and provide direct support to the harbor. there are a couple of things you have heard already. i do not need to drill into the affordability items to a great sense -- to a great extent. there is cost parity with the san franci

i have the votes at south t beach harbor. -- i have a boat and south beach harbor. i do hear there is some concern that this is a harbor in san francisco. it is owned by all the people of california. we should not even considered that as an issue. as far as residency. early on, when it was apparent that the port was going to inherent this, i talk to jim morale is, who was the counsel for the redevelopment agency in an attempt to get the current mailing list so that the tenants could be notified that things are happening. jim was going to do that and then it became part of the city and therefore have different rules for getting information. made a public records request, tried to talk to jim walter into speaking me a list. that did not work. it is so important that we have come up 500 + tenants. some people have fleets and so forth. the people do not know what is going on. it is going to fall back on the port. it is not going to fall back on any but -- anyone but the port. this does have to go to the board of supervisors eventually. i really cannot plead with you eno

local beach cleaner. >> look what i found!t's a plastic bag from the water, and i found wrapping and glass. >> most of the trash are things that are used only once, then thrown away, like soda bottles. >> in fact, last year, volunteers collected more than a million bottles in just one day! >> we are finding all kinds of awful stuff that people have left all over the place. >> piece of corn. >> bottle caps. >> a ball. >> a quarter. >> glass. >> a doggy's squeaky toy. >> wrappers. >> we found some concrete. >> some plastic. >> bottles. >> a dead crab. >> the first year, there seemed to be larger, bigger pieces of garbage, but this year we're noticing there's a lot more smaller things, and so part of the message we'll go back and talk to the girls about is -- that little bit of potato-chip bag that you let fly is actually accumulating, and that's a lot of what we picked up today. >> since the program first started, volunteers from more than 150 countries have removed 145 million pounds of trash from lakes, rivers, and ocean shore

friends have invited her to the beach. the loss of income has her worried she will not be able to pay her bills, let alone take a holiday. >> even if you could afford a vacation at the moment, to live in fear of tomorrow, you do not do things you might have because you do not know what the future will bring. >> current estimates say there are 20% fewer beachgoers. >> we just extended our season- ticket because the prices have stayed the same as last year. but of course, you can look around and see there are a lot fewer people here. >> soviet is the leasehold for anchor beach. she knows many colleagues who would love to sell their licenses. business is not worth it, but the imminent rise in prices is putting off buyers. she is happy with help own business so far, but she has had to lower prices by more than 30%, and she has seen a change in her guests have its. >> it is a bit like it was before. 20 years ago, we had something in rome for romans who went to the beach, brought their own food with them from the started to the

, not the best beach day.we can see the fog this morning. temperatures at the water around 76, 77. ocean city around 80. and atlantic city around 80. we are at the beach so no complaints. maryland's most powerful radar as of now and we see scattered showers popping up especially around cecil county this morning. that's going to be the name of the game even sliding down into kent county and even caroline county and queen ann's county getting in on the light rain and off and on scattered showers through the rest of today. over to you. >>> as people head back to their homes in the gulf region they hope there's something still left. this after hurricane isaac tore through the area. they are returning also in oppressive heat and today the president will be in the area as well. last week's storm left behind plenty of damage and there's now the task of cleaning up. >> reporter: for some rebuilding time for the second time in 7 years. first it was hurricane katrina and now it's isaac. >> we are pretty -- the roof came

the incredible sight along the shoreline, two dozen beached whales in front of families on the beach. tonight the dramatic effort to save them. >>> out of control, the crash caught on tape, a plane going down while thousands watched. why are so many planes crashing? the investigation tonight. >>> and deck dangers. this evening, why authorities say 40 million decks need a closer look. >> good evening on this sunday night. we start with the brand new fuel that comes every four years on labor day as the presidential campaigns gear up for their final push. to give you an idea how crucial the battleground states are, just look over my shoulder tonight. >> just since the republican convention, mitt romney has been to the battleground states of florida, ohio, and tonight he's up in new hampshire. president obama in iowa, colorado, and tomorrow in ohio. this evening on the eve of the democratic convention now, was there a bounce for mitt romney from his? a gallup poll suggesting otherwise. a dead heat tonight. obama 47, romney, 46. another daily pole that showed a convention bounce pushing ro

for car has the embarcadero and north beach. the central district is a truly a center of business, commerce, and tourism. we are home to 20,000 hotel rooms in our district and have 24 schools and 24 parks and or playgrounds in the district. this is in a very small geographical area. we average 5500 calls per service per month. we cover union square, chinatown, the financial district, north beach, russian hill, telegraph hill, the embarcadero and fisherman's wharf. our main supervisor is supervisor david chiu and supervisor marc farrell has a pocket and supervisor james kim has a pocket along geary street. the population is about 75,000 residents in a 1.8 square mile area. on any given day, the population swells to about 350,000 people because of all the people coming to work in the financial district. the demographics in the central district -- female is about 50%, males 49.8%. it's almost even. age 17 and under is 17.56% which equates to about 5300 people under 17. our senior population is twice that much or approximately 11,50

. >> commissioners, i have been a partner in a sailboat at south beach harbor for seven years. under the proposed parking plan, my partner will get a free parking pass he will never use because he does not use the boat. i will have to pay $600 for a special parking permit unless my partners pass is transferable. i would like to say this about other partnerships. there are many partnerships and this marina. some consisting of three or four families. they take a weekend of the month to enjoy these waters. the well-being of these diminished partners is not protected by the port's parking proposal. unless the single permits can be transferred among the minor partners, to use the boat. south beach marina -- there are 670 holders. there is approximately 406 hundred minor partners. we're talking about a community of 10001100 people at that are not represented -- 1100 people that are not represented by the advocates of south beach harbor, which is an organization that represents 150 people. proper notice has not been given to the community at large. i am asking what everybody else is a

we partnered with the academy of art university in north beach place. community policing private partnerships -- week me to with the monthly and have an open dialogue. there is a fisherman's wharf, a chinese chamber, fisherman's wharf, the waterfront advisory group, the port of san francisco self-help, union square, a partial list there. the community advisory board is great. they call me at all hours and e- mail me at all times and they let me know what is going on in the district. what they don't know, the advisory board lets me know. robert garcia, a lower not hill, russian hill, and a represent as from a north beach. at the aquatic park, telegraph hill. serving our city, serving our seniors, the partnerships with self-help for the elderly -- everything is giving, the chief serves up meals at the center and for those too physically cannot attend, we drive them, we drive the meals to them. this is done on our own time. we partner with self-help walkathon and i started a new program called monthly lunch with the captain. once a month, we visit a senior

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

that's where nude beaches are basically all beaches. do you think nudists are here? >> yes.ho is ogl nie g those overweight germans. why is it the overweight germans who are the first to take their clothes off? >> i wouldn't just focus on germans, but unattractive people. >> they are asking us to look, and now they claim they don't like it. >> there is the occasional gem every now and then. >> that makes all of the oglig worth it. >> i digress. there is a joint. you can walk from the public beach on long island to the lighthouse, and there is a nudist beach there. people walk back and they are ogling all the time. and there is always a gem or two. trust me. vancouver, a nude beach in vancouver, isn't it cold up there? there will be major shrink kenneling. >> and they have great strip clubs. lori, you were a nudist for a portion of your life of life. >> i love being ogled. >> exhibitionist? is that what you are? >> absolutely. >> you are supposed to like that. >> everybody has seen the tattoo. >> bill, you are not allowed at nude beaches. you don't even know what water looks

actually cutting it open on the beach. it's believed to be a young male, weighing about 1600 pounds, but it had no immediate signs of drama. -- trauma. it's important to remember, while many fear the worst, dan, experts believe that shark attacks are still very rare on human. >> thank you. >>> we want to show you that new and embarrassing video. fans at a texans nfl game brawling. now the league is officially cracking down on rowdy fans. how are they doing it? anger management classes. and darren rovell joins us now. we go way back from another network. >> we do. i'm glad to be here. bianna, you go to a game to cheer on your team in person, to watch modern-day gladiators to hit and be hit. but be careful, you could be next. it starts with a verbal argument. then, it gets even uglier. fans throwing punches. then more join in. all this at a preseason game in houston two weeks ago. it's a scene that's become all too familiar to anyone watching a football game. out-of-control fans. going too far. >> there's definitely someone

. >> coming up thousands of volunteers are hitting the be shorelines and beaches. the massive cleanup project and officials at san francisco airport are warning of a major delay. construction and how long passengers could be waiting. >> what is thought to be the world's largest solid gold and diamond statue. is in san francisco. why those stories and much more, coming up. >> the statewide shore line effort netted 1.3 million lbs. of trash. jeff pierce was with the volunteers today. >> i'm not sure if that is mud. >> the volunteers came out with the support of the 27- international coastal cleanup day on saturday morning. >> we're out here every year we could be here every day and still not back up all the trash that is getting out today. not all of it. the mail message is that we have to stop from the stretch to get into the--bay anyway. fed >> for those local collection efforts are also in the focus of a global crash. >> if it gets out to the trash it will make its way to the ocean it is an international problem. the global--trash. >>reporter: east bay efforts foc

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now authorities are scrambling, closing beaches.ing to determine whether others are lurking just off the coast. abc's john schriffen has the latest. >> reporter: it was a shocking sight. a massive great white shark washed up on a crowded new england beach full of vacationing families. >> i think it's kind of scary. i surf right down there. >> reporter: this fisherman spotted the 13-foot predator saturday morning just feet from where beach-goers swim. >> it's pretty scary standing right next to that thing. your adrenaline goes a little bit. he's stone dead, but my god. just "jaws" written all over it. >> reporter: officials immediately closed the beach to swimmers, amid fears that more great whites may be lurking nearby. this comes on top of the 15 miles of popular cape cod beaches that are already shut down for the holiday weekend. officials there determined that it's not safe to go back in the water after boaters captured this shark-feeding frenzy. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: and in a single day, seven sharks were spotted off the c

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department, by the board of supervisors,the east harbor is still at rates very comparable to south beach harbor. they are at $8.75 a foot at my boat and i'm paying $8.70 and that was not included in the vary, that the difference in those two harbor as far as i know. san francisco marina gets two parking passes and we get one and have to pay $600 a year for the second pass. i recognize they are hunting licenses, just like a residential parking permit is a residential license like in my neighborhood. i think the port ought to think about giving us a discount on rates if we're only going to get one parking space, especially given the fact our harbor is 25-years-old and probably the east harbor is 30 years old. so we're comparable in age i would suspect. the port staff in some cases seems to treat the report as gospel and not taking into account other studies down by other agencies. have i run out of time? for my lot, they want us to walk out to our boat, and back to the boat for a parking permit. that is a half a mile walk for me. at the end of the pier. i'm okay now with walking that dista

now authorities are scrambling, closing beaches.'s john schriffen has the latest. >> reporter: a great white shark washed up on the shore >> i think it's kind of scary. >> reporter: fisherman spotted the 13-foot predator saturday morning just feet from where beach-goers swim. >> pretty scary. your adrenaline goes a little bit. he's stone dead, but my god. >> reporter: officials immediately closed the beach to swimmers, amid fears that more great whites may be lurking nearby. popular cape cod beaches are already shut down for the holiday weekend. officials there determined that it's not safe to go back in the water after boaters captured this shark-feeding frenzy and in a single day, seven sharks were spotted off the coast of two other cape cod beaches. some just feet from the shore. >> i'm glad that the summer is over. i don't think i'll go back in the water. >> scientists wasted no time trying to learn more about that shark. now it's believed to be a young male, weighing about 1600 pounds, but it had no immediate signs of drama. it

a tree came down on beach drive blocking it both ways right now. if you normally take beach drive, that is going to be problematic for you. right now, tree down in the road way with all of that rain we had in the last couple of days and that is going to close again. beach drive. we'll head over to the belt way right now. looks pretty good. here we are on belt way connecticut avenue. looking good. wet pavement all around the area this morning. you know how it is on those ramps and curves. it gets pretty slippery. take it easy. springfield, that looks pretty good now. everybody is back. the h.o.v. lanes back in operation as usual today. starting off well. now back to you in the news room. >> all right. it will probably pick up later today as the summer is now over for more students around the region. public schools all reopen today. >> that is part of the reason the tuesday after labor day is called the terrible traffic tuesday. d.c. area commuters will go from a 24.4 minute traffic delay to 25.8 minutes. overall traffic is set to be up 26% in septem