peace and go to the beach and enjoy the beach. i am just asking please, please i would love to have my son's murder solved. i don't want his murder to be one of the ones that go cold. i would san francisco to have 48 hours. we need 48 hours in san francisco because it's no murders being solved in san francisco, so thank you. >> thank you to both of you for bringing such a great important issue to us, and talking about its relationship to ocean beach and keeping it accessible for everyone. i wanted to say that if there are no other public comment let's close public comment. i wanted to read into record the comment from bruce wilk the president of dog park "the golden gate recreation area under the national park service provides the needed open space of the people of bay area and the purpose was to assure the preservation of open space to provide public access along the waterfront and to expand to the maximum extent possible the outdoor recreation opportunities available to the region. national park service is performing ownership t

peace and go to the beach and enjoy the beach. i am just asking please, please i would love to have my son's murder solved. i don't want his murder to be one of the ones that go cold. i would san francisco to have 48 hours. we need 48 hours in san francisco because it's no murders being solved in san francisco, so thank you. >> thank you to both of you for bringing such a great important issue to us, and talking about its relationship to ocean beach and keeping it accessible for everyone. i wanted to say that if there are no other public comment let's close public comment. i wanted to read into record the comment from bruce wilk the president of dog park "the golden gate recreation area under the national park service provides the needed open space of the people of bay area and the purpose was to assure the preservation of open space to provide public access along the waterfront and to expand to the maximum extent possible the outdoor recreation opportunities available to the region. national park service is performing ownership t

not far from vacation paradise a violent battle being waged on the scenic beach. a dangerous region and crisis over turtle eggs? >> turtle eggs and drug dealing go hard in hand. >> we joi the dark journey with those risking their lives to protect these gentle giants. >>> it was almost a tragic accident. a toddler nearly strangled to death by a window blind cord, saved at the last second. but the parents who went through an unthinkable home horror, the fight to put safety first is deeply personal. >> i want to ask you impressions about the children who have died in window blind accidents. >> our ban ross investiges. >> do you have a comment on that at all? >> no. hello >> hello, it's a korean high school student? why this rendition of adele's smash hit going viral on youtube have many asng, is she better than the origininal? first the "nightline 5." >> when i act if i do this -- or if i do this -- i'm totally in control. i don't have pba. but if you're someone with pseudo bubulbar affect you don't always get to choose. uncontrollable outbursts of crying or laughing

we have long beach city college president eloy ortiz oakley, and we have long beach unified school districtuperintendent christopher j. steinhouser. so we're very grateful to have our education partners with us today, as we strive to move through this grieving process. so, please hold your questions until after everybody has had a chance to comment. once they are finished commenting, i will come back up and we will go ahead and do what we can do to resolve your questions. please know that this is a minute-by-minute process. we can only share with you the details that we know and have confirmed. if we have information that is not confirmed, we will not comment. so please know that. and we think that that's very important and it's really in respect to the process and to the families involved. so with that i'm going to give you a few facts off the top and then i'm going to turn it over to president conley. so just to confirm a few of the facts, we did lose a student, nohemi gonzalez. she is aged 23. she is a u.s. citizen. a student of long beach state, and a participant in our semester abroad

this happened at the hibachi grill at daytona beach.he burglar was arrested shortly after his grand entrance. >>> an epic night at the warriors game tonight. we'll show you how it ended. listenin' ♪ ♪ in the lane, snow is glistenin' ♪ ♪a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight♪ ♪towin' in a winter wonderland enjoy holiday magic at both parks during disneyland resort's diamond celebration. ♪ towin' in a winter wonderland...weee hoooooo! ♪ >>> good evening. during the warriors/clippers game tonight a report surfaced saying that steve kerr's back issues could keep him out in pull the all-star break in february. for the time being, luke walton pushing forward with the dubs and their first test of the year. golden state trailed by ten points in the fourth quarter before steph curry got it going. the three ball is pure. golden state by a point. just over a minute to play. dubs trailing by one. that gives the warriors the lead for good. the mvp finished with 31. the warriors rallied back big time for the 112-108 victory. >> they keep their poise

new jersey, in case you didn't know it, has got beaches, beautiful beaches, and they're not all crawlingith reality shows. i grew up summering on those beaches, and they are awesome. jersey's got farmland, beautiful bedroom communities. where that woman from "real housewives" who looks like dr. zeyas does not live or anyone like her. even the refineries, the endless clover leaves of turnpikes and expressways twisting in unknowable patterns over the wetlands that are somehow beautiful. to know jersey is to love her. ft. lee, you may have heard of it. some of governor christie's minions allegedly conspired to jam up traffic for a few days. it's a town with a joky history of corruption. it's also where my beloved hiram's is. opened since 1932 and pretty much unchanged ever since, my dad started bringing me and my younger brother, chris, here in the '50s and they still honor tradition. it's my happy place. sometimes i just need that old-time flavor. it seems like a chew food. basically my dad would take me here. it is a great point of pride and personal satisfaction. i convinced my daughter

some people who knew him say the beach -- whoever gets to the nest first gets the eggs. they say this may have led to his murder. >> it was an incredibly brutal murder. she found his body in the sand the next day. he'd been beaten, stripped naked, and then dragged through the sand by a vehicle. he suffocated. >> i think -- it's not fair to take the life of someone so young. so passionate. the government i blame. the lack of police force helping us. i blame myself. >> reporter: seven men, some with alleged connections to drug gangs, were arrested. but then acquitted because of mishandled evidence. >> you knew jiro, you grew up with jiro? >> reporter: eric alguera says he is here despite the danger to honor his old friend jiro. >> it's a busy night on the they down this way and then this one who is massive. i've taken my microphone off so we can get a sense what was she sounds like. turtle breath. it's amazing to be this close to a creature that only comes to land once a year. she could be over 100 years old. >> reporter: those flippers land hard. by the end of the night,

removal of garbage cans along a section of beach. how is that working? terry mcsweeney joins us live where ocean beach where the policy is that you have to take the trash home with you. is that working? >> reporter: so far, so good. what they've done is they have removed trash cans from a section of ocean beach closest to the cliff house. the sign tells you the story, if you pack it in, pack it out. a simple idea but some people are talking trash. >> no garbage cans? >> reporter: surprising news for joseph. he doesn't believe removing trash cans will help remove trash. >> this is the coast and we need to keep the coast clean. >> the national recreational area the trash cans themselves are part of the problem. >> what is happening is they were getting full and people are

. >> south beach is known for its nightlife, yet mr. shapiro was known as "mr. big" in south beach. >> narrator: he takes in nearly $1 billion with false promises of huge returns. >> the truth was,= there no business. >> it was simply money in, money out. >> narrator: but the fun can't last forever. >> ponzi schemes don't have happy endings. they're not designed to have happy endings. [ whistle blows ] >> narrator: it's august 2011 in miami, florida. as day dawns on a new football season, fans of the university of miami eagerly await their team's debut. miami filmmaker billy corben directed "the u," a documentary about the team. >> in miami, it's safe to say that fans have been spoiled, in that, at the start of every new season, we've come to expect that this could be yet another national championship. >> narrator: but this year, from the university of southern california to ohio state university, scandals have tainted college football. little do the hurricanes' loyal fans know, the real deluge is about to begin. >> it's the university of miami's worst nightmare

what we have in this case is actual artifacts and sand from utah and omaha beaches. pyle writes about what he found. you can see he talked about shoe les,sh, sewing kits, bib hand grenades, toothbrushes, razors. he particularly singles out in his column writing paper. young menbout how the who gave their lives at normandy intended to write an awful lot of letters back home. the other thing they had an awful lot of was cigarettes. he said that packs of cigarettes had been handed out to the troops before the landings began , and he made the comment that the line of cigarettes up and down the beach, the high water of this sacrifice at normandy. it's a moment for our audiences after the film to pause and reflect about what was going on in the world, d-day, june 6, the day that hitler could have german our forces back into the waters of the english , and frome failed that point forward we were on our way to the road to berlin and ending the third reich. on this while we have the civilian, military, and political leadership's reaction to the normandy landings, starting wit

>> yeah. >> remember what we saw on the beach?for the, they're everywhere. >> yeah. >> this is stuff that's been brought in over the last year or month? >> no, this is just about a week's worth. so when the things reach the deck, they've already been washed or cleaned enough. so then we set it up in a rainbow color so that we can sort of go through it and pick out something specific. >> because there's no end in sight to the plastic washing up on beaches around the world, there's no end to the sculptures angela and her team are making. in fact, they have several going on at the same time. all the time. >> so you guys did this basically from scratch. >> oh, yeah. the whole bit. yeah, we had all the plans and the lay out and the drawing. >> so we're going to be able to finish this today? [ laughter ] >> our work takes a long time. >> it does. >> from start to finish, how long are we talking? >> ai, aye, aye, six months. >> as much as i'd like to linger for six to eight months, that's not in the cards. angela's always on the verge of

francisco has a new plan to keep the beach cleaner. fewer trash cans. that sounds counterintuitive. they say by getting rid of cans, people will be forced to pack up their trash and take it home with them. some beach-goers don't like it. >> you bring some beer, you bring some food or whatever, it's going to come in a container you got to throw away, so -- >> because people will just leigh their trash there. they won't take it home for sure. >> our crews did notice ocean beach looked cleaner as of yesterday. the park service says they did the same experiment at baker beach and there they ended up making it permanent. >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge. >> i took these pictures of my backyard yesterday. i couldn't wait to get home. i put the buckets out. i did a regular barrel. and when you measure it, it's 13" of rain because it was vertical. i was so excited. now i get to water my plants for the rest of the week. >> it's the little things! >> it's the little things in life! >>> out the door, we are do have crystal clear skies yo

mayme even within sight of the same beach that had spawned her marriage. eric seemed devastated fearing his wife and business partner was dead,but eric's mother, linda saw things quite differently. >> i was sure that they would find her, that it would all turn out well. >> reporter: not just because gye was a strong slimmer. everyone knew that. linda knew more. a secret about her daughter-in-law. >> reporter: and you thought, what? or disappeared deliberately? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: coming up: peggy's secret what wa it? >> she caught me on is this stairway. >> she was very upset and enter, hithe b kini model. >> she was just a hot number, as they say this is claira. to prove t? you that aleve is the better choice for her she's agveed give fit up. that's today? we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. after the deliveries, i was ok. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve bac for my pain, i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis

this is cal state, long beach.l of these folks had attended a vigil in honor of a student from long beach studying in paris who was shot and killed as she sat down for dinner. [singing] >> more than a thousand people gathered at cal state long pea beach in memory of a student who was murdered in a paris restaurant. students and faculty described the 23-year-old as hopeful and energic, a hard working with a beautiful soul. >> we used to talk about our future. i love her and i'll miss her so much. >> mimi is in our hearts. she's right here. she's in our hearts today, tomorrow and forever. >> the university's chancellor reads a poem written by the poet laureate. >> we see a world without violence. we imagine that in your name. from california, from cal state long beach, then we run out of words. the words so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> it was really upsetting and really saddening that something so offensive could happen to a s

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 that i've ever met. she was happy and she was always smiling. >> reporter: and, says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did wanna find a guy. >> and the clock was tickin' a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on -- on a weekend, pegye called me and said, "what are you doin'?" and i said, "well, i'm gonna go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach." >> reporter: dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked pegye if she wanted to come down with me and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said, "who's that?" >> reporter: eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm gonna guess that when she notices a

we are in share borg and along the beaches. we are in a fight trying to face northern france before we can get traction on defeating nazi germany. we are now in the race across france galleries in which we tell the story of the allied advance across northern france up to operation cobra in july of 1945. behind me you can see how these wooded headdrs across fields of fans held up our military advancement. these headros were so thick that you could have a german soldier on one side of a headro three feet away, the two wouldn't know that they were there. tanks, in fact, could not go through these headro's until we built some clippers on to the front of the tanks. american ingenuity. started busting towards the liberation of france. the liberation of paris is the cond chapter in the race across france. then at the end of the gallery we tell the story of operation market garden. daring attempt to try and end the war before christmas of 1944 through a parachute drop that comes up one bridge too short in holland. to my right over here

the cal state long beach student was killed in the paris terror attacks. she was at a restaurant when gunmen opened fire. they said she was shot in the stomach. >> it was confirmed. we were all in disbelief, hoping it was not true and she would show up in the rubble or something, you know. not dead. >> cal state long beach officials say gonzalez was with two other students when the attack was carried out. >> one of her friends did see that she was shot by the terrorists, but was able to flee. she did see nohemi was carried away in a stretcher. >> gonzales was spending a summer abroad in paris studying industrial design. here in long beach she was well-known in her close-knit program. >> she's extremely lively, extremely energetic. there was no shortage of anything you couldn't ask her to do and she would be there for us and for the department and for her classmates. >> gonzales was on track to graduate from long beach state. her aunt said she was an accomplished caring and giving person. >> she will also always being my mimi. she will be everybody's mi-mi.

i'm running for supervisor in district 3 where is district 3 it excludes chinatown north beach, fisherman's wharf knob hill russian hill telegraph hill as well polk street area. >> i have one reason why i'm entering the supervisor race to improve the quality of life for seniors and minority xhav the quality of life with seniors and minority is very important to me. >> living in chinatown for the past 35 years i have experienced first hand the disruption and impact that the earthquake has on our city we need to protect small business owners especially along strongly corridor and north beach where construction of central subway is in process to avoid further displacement the ideas i have to approve the quality of life among junior's and minority is to strengthen the number one industry of san francisco tourism that brings in $7 billion a yearly to our cities coffers keeping affordable housing stock we have and to promote new affordable housing and in-law unit units and establish no fee permit for currently performances is city parks. >> may ask what am my qualifications as a mother of 3 grown

. >> they have a butler service on the beach? >> yeah, on the beach. >> that's our spa, 6k square feet. 5k square foot gym. it's got the only hammam in all of puerto rico. >> oh, really? >> so this is the tower? >> this is the suite tower. correct. >> wow, great view! >> so here you can get a great perspective of the whole property. that's the infinity pool in the corner. and then we have some other development lots down the street over there. >> you're buying up a lot of this property. (laugh) >> well, we found some good opportunities at depressed prices. >> back at the marina, we asked nick prouty how his plans fit with the economic recovery. >> for those that say, you-- you know, this type of development isn't what the country needs, it's not gonna help, you know - >> it's a thousand jobs. it's a thousand jobs up and down the value chain. it's too easy just to say, okay, well, look at this group coming in with their bentleys and living in their gated communities. it's too easy. it's too easy a story to tell. there is an elemen

. >> he is a interesting politician and he lives in north beach and he said someone came to his door and his parents peskin aparents came to campaign and knocked on the door and he said i have seen peskin speeding down the neighborhood and tell him something about that. and he calls the guy and that's grass roots campaigning. >> i think that's part of the reasons why he worked he couldn't go to chinatown or north beach or any part of the district in the last couple months without bumping into a smiling aaron peskin which was different than the one we had before. it will be interesting in san francisco. meanwhile over in oakland. >> chef will head to new york hoping to convince the nfl the raiders should stay in her city. >> she has no concrete deal but the raid verse been considering a move to proposed stadium in los angeles county they would share with the san diego chargers. now oakland is scrambling to put together a plan for a new stayed why -- stadium that would leave taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in past funds they spent on the team. >> we believe wh

it was beach day for some lucky folks. the warm weather of course being welcomed by jersey shore businesses. news 4's brian thompson got to see it firsthand. >> an extra arcade was opened up even as they were getting crowds that they would expect in the string. even, yes, on the beach. how warm is it? >> warm enough for tease girls to play at the water's edge in their baiting suits. >> didn't really want to go and now, we went and happy we did. >> coming down here from sparta was an easy call for mom. >> i would go to the beach every day, winter, spring, summer fall. doesn't matter. >> how warm is it? they opened up their ice cream stand and got a line most to have afternoon of people who had to have a last taste of summer in november. >> unprecedented to have this weather and a line on the jersey shore for ice cream on the beach. >> how warm is it? temporarily bundled up with towels. otherwise -- >> the sun just went behind the clouds, but we're thinking it's going to be back out and we'll be back in our bathing suits wit

sky 7 hd on what was a beached whale in kingston. this all happening right now off gray's beach in kingston . >> anchor: the good news though now the tide came in and that whale is now free. this was an image from earlier today but now we saw him more recently swimming around and he was able to get free. officials say that the whale is more than 25 feet long, they live in the weights off of new england. they are no texas ranger to the area but there you can see that he got stuck on a mud flap earlier and a team from the new england aquarium headed that way but it looks like they weren't needed because that whale was able to get free on its own as that tide came in and the water start started to build around him. he was able to swim away . >> anchor: we have pictures

another beach goer saw it happen. she helped pull the woman to shore.he suffered injuries to her hand. a bite on her calf. she will have to undergo surgery. >> she is just -- she is just hurting. it will take a while to heal. but we are just so blessed to have her. >> lucky. in may a 14-year-old was bitten by a shark at the same beach and she survived as well. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, he doesn't have competitionn high-profile elect . >>> i am ken bastida, new at 6:00 p.m. tonight he doesn't have competition tomorrow but you will find out why san francisco's mayor is at the center of several issues and tens of thousands of acres burnt, tonight the new threat of rain and flooding to areas devastated by wildfires. we will have those stories at 6:00 p.m. >>> thank you for watching us at 5:00 p.m. the cbs evening news coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, find out if you could get help paying for health insurance with just your age, income, zip code, and the number of people in your household. information you probably know off the top of your head. enrol

it took crews two days to get this whale near newport beach, california. the whale was freed with a little help from seaworld. >> this animal had this in tow. even after the team up north cut 100 feet of line off. >> it's unclear whether the line was part of lobster pots or crab pots. >>> a vacation takes a horrifying turn for a colorado family. a mother watches as her daughter was bitten by a shark on a florida beach. people who were nearby helped save the young woman's life. >> reporter: photos show the frightening moment after 28- year-old jill was bitten by a shark on sunday. his a moment her mother -- it's a moment her mother won't soon forget. >> we were there ten minutes. >> reporter: the family had just gotten here to cocoa beach when it happened. holly potterson was in the water and helped rescue jill. >> i looked over at her and she said somebody help me and insaw the fin slap her in the -- and i saw the fin slap her in the face. >> reporter: holly cried after reliving the terrifying moments. jill was bitten in the calf and is now recovering in a

from calendar state, long beach.hen we run out of words, the words, so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> it was really upsetting and saddening that something so senseless would happen to a student who says just trying to study and improve her life. >> gonzalez always was from east of l.a., her mother said college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so how many every day, because she loves school. >> on campus, students and faculty are processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair, unjust. what else do you say? a bright young woman in the wrong place at the wrong time, and that's life. i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> southern california in france now probably linked by bloodshed, a young life lost and dreams cut short. >> she wanted to have a different life. she wanted to have a career and a family. >> the u.s. state department is now warnin

but on the fifth beach where the americans were at omaha beach there was a kind of cash is that the americans were suffering. withering fire from the nazis was terrible. they were blowing up heads, severed limbs, arms floating in the water. it looked like general omar bradley, a catastrophe of irreversible proportions. but with the sea behind them and the beach in front of them, retreat was not an option. so what was to happen next? what would happen next was at 1.1 of the american commanders would say men, we might as well die on hard ground as we do on the beaches. and at that point they begin to improvise even the most other commanders were dead. so they kept pushing forward and pushing forward. and soon a miracle happen. they captured the high ground and the battle was the bears and d-day was the district it was clear a success and that hitler state would soon be with sealed and towards envy over get along the way, although with a relentless pursuit of victory was something else that was taking place. millions of lives more were at risk. that jews were going to die at the death camp at au

it looks like someone used the beach on the toilet. why don't we increase the speed and have a better idea of how the thing moves. >> what's it doing. >> yeah, what do they do? >> you see the lug worm pushing it and it is under the water. the younger that they are the two days in early october they kind of come up to the surface and some release this and some release sperm. then there's a little bit of breeding and then the new babies develop and then back under the water. >> so what we're seeing is a lug worm on the beach. >> no, that's just a skborm worm and this is just a bunch. you get nine inches long and in north america three to 12 inches long. >> can you imagine going the beach and seeing it covered and you don't know about the worms. it's like yeah, i am going to go back home. >> yeah, it's the most boring one that i have ever watched. >> [ laughter ] >> the ten most things that people do at a movie theater next on "right this minute." >>> and still to come. a dude enjoys a dad of parasailing, but this thing takes a bit of a t

. >> do you like the beach. >> yeah, i do. >> do you like the beach? >> with a body like think can't like the beach that much. only so much you can like the beach. if we looked like we would like the beach. james camp taking you to james camp take a look at this beach photo. >> beautiful. >> jam a aican me crazy. >> beautiful turquoise water. >> take a look at picture from oyster.com. that's what that beach actually looks like. >> well, i -- i don't like that blue thing there. >> not just that, what about the cement wall. barely any beach there. >> but the wall could have been behind the person who took the photograph. >> exactly. >> they took it there, but it's about the perspective, about context. >> all right. >> it was really probably taken there. >> and on a sunny day. >> there's nobody in that photo. >> very isolated in the brochure. >> people there how are you going to get a spot on that beach? >> okay. >> you need rom to, you know, do your thing. finally we want to take you to the dominican republic. >> okay. >> this one -- now, this is one tho

a body found on a beach on the south shore. investigators are there and they missing teenager from mauldin. 7's steve cooper is there in duxbury. what else do we know? any identification on this teen? >> reporter: he's 18 years old from mauldin. we're learning all this from the district attorney's office. keep in mind, the body was found today in plymouth, the location is reachable through land, even things like the harbor master here, emergency responders from the police and fire department were involved as well in eye sifting in the recovery of the body. the d.a. telling us late this afternoon the body washed ashore on the beach, which is near gurnet point in plymouth, that was about 10:00 this morning. the body identified as an 1-year-old male from -- as an 18-year-old male from mauldin. no foul play is suspected here and neighbors say the location where the pod body was found isn't exactly an easy place to reach. >> you can drive out there, but you'd have to live out there, you know, have the right permit and then the same

we still have a beach blanket, and the mystery mouseketool. can a beach blanket help us carry things? [petey] hmm. let me think about that. well, if we put the peppers in the middle of the blanket, we can fold it. and then, well, what do you know? we could use the blanket just like a bag. let's pick the beach blanket. we got ears, say "cheers!" now where was i? oh, yeah! counting by tens. will you help me count? oh, thanks. you're a pal. let's start with ten, ok? ten, 20, 30... ...forty! ha-ha! we picked 40 peppers! thanks, everybody! so if petey piper picked plenty of pickled peppers, how many pickled peppers did petey piper pick? forty! forty pickled pepppps. [trilling] precisely. perfect-o. peachy keen. this blanket worked out fine for my 40 pickled peppers. so do i get a prize for knowing the answer? uh... no. [gasps] well, it never hurts to ask. with a hey-diddle-diddle and a cock-a-doodle-doo i have another marvelous rhyme for you oh, this next one is my very, very favorite one of all. and it's called minnnn miss muffet. minnie miss muff

keep the beach cleaner. fewer trash cans. i kid you not! it sounds counterintuitive but the park service says it's an experiment to see what happens. the idea there is that by getting rid of the trash cans, people will be forced to bring their trash home. some beach-goers don't like it. >> you bring some beer you bring some food or whatever, it's going to come in a container that you have to throw away. >> people will just leave their trash there. they won't take it home for sure. >> our crews did notice ocean beach looked cleaner as of yesterday. park service says they did the same experiment at baker beach near the golden gate. and there they made it permanent. >> i have a little problem with this proposal until you're walking your dog on ocean beach and you have a bag of poop in your hand. >> what is your dog's name again. poochie. [ laughter ] >> that you do the to pick up. okay? that's not part of the proposal. >> you have to take that home in your car? >> poo-chi's poo-poo. >> you have to walk to the n

on our city we need to protect small business owners especially along strongly corridor and north beach where construction of central subway is in process to avoid further displacement the ideas i have to approve the quality of life among junior's and minority is to strengthen the number one industry of san francisco tourism that brings in $7 billion a yearly to our cities coffers keeping affordable housing stock we have and to promote new affordable housing and in-law unit units and establish no fee permit for currently performances is city parks. >> may ask what am my qualifications as a mother of 3 grown dates with four grandchildren and educator what has taught music and esl with city college of san francisco since 1976 is guess my nature to nurture and to bring out the better side of oneself one of the most recently accomplishment to bring out the money lingual elderly musicians to perform as street musicians in san francisco chinatown visitor and local alike love to see the are elderly sing and playing on the avenue it has not been easy to convince them to share they're rich theor

caught on camera sharks cause a frenzy a florida beach. dozens swimming very close to shore splashing violently this is panhandle area. beach goer were swimming fast right to to get out water and luckily no one was hurt also caught on camera man tries rob a florida convenience store while dressed a darth vader. police say he threatened clerk with gun and demanded money. but the force was not strong with him. apparent he will ran away after clerk threw a bolts at him. police caught up with lord vader and took him into custody. >> and now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> 30 degrees in boston. waltham a 30. 28 if dedham. what's going on? the temperatures are falling. quickly that's what's going on. 26 in tyngsboro right now. we go out to sterling 24. 23. i spy some teens. by morning. in fitchburg now at 22. >> randolph at 29. same scituate west ware ham 31. or at least above freezing and west chatham and nantucket. vineyard for now. but we'll go below freezing there as well. by morning a lot of low 20s. boston only gettin