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>> this is it. >> yeah, this is it. >> just beaching. >> what does beaching mean?just getting drunk on the beach. >> i probably could have guessed that. >> within five hours of being here i blacked out. so that was checked off the list right away. i actually fell asleep on the toilet. >> was that on your spring break to-do list too, fall asleep on the toilet? >> it was not but i'm glad it happened. >> that's a spring break bonus. >> tell me how a good time comes together. >> we're here to nail [ bleep ]. we're here to get [ bleep ] up. >> as the father of two girls i kind of just want to spend the rest of the day stabbing every dude i see. but again, that probably won't help me get to a nice retirement. >> because there are some dudes here i feel are not of the highest quality. >> definitely not. >> how do you handle those dudes? just a hand up like -- >> that's good. because i see some dudes i worry about. i'm going to remember that. well, thank you. thank you for talking to me. i don't want to interrupt you. this is on cnn. >> no way! >> i know! the party channel

and they're coming here in droves. >> and it's not just miami beach. south florida is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. home to six million people. over the past five years, the city of miami has undergone a multibillion dollar skyline altering development boom. >> we've had probably the most significant urban development in miami probably unprecedented in terms of valuation of what's being created and the dollars being spent and the value of the properties that we've never seen before. >> meanwhile, a record-breaking number of people visited the area last year. that's a good thing, the economy depends on. >> it tourism is our main industry and we don't have state income tax. in south florida, tourism and property taxes are the main source of revenue for our communities. >> but much of that property is at risk. hundreds of billions of dollars of assets are currently exposed to the rising seas. billions more will be threatened in the coming decades regardless of whether greenhouse gas emissions are lower. >> we've put a certain amount o

concluded that beach avenue doesn't want to light. officials say there isn't enough traffic volume here and adding another light with two nearby would cause conduct -- cause congestion. jamel lanee', news channel 8 fidel castro's ashes were driven to the cuban capital of havana today. crowds gathered as the convoy passed by on its four day journey to castro's final resting place. jeff patterson is the only bay area reporter in cuba with reaction. >> this is a baseball street in old havana. the first time i was here, i was hit by the music, the art some of the culture of this street. the music is silent malice by the beauty of the area. >> it's amazing here. >> reporter: hope mckinney is a student from florida that has been in this country on and off since 2014. >> it's an incredible place with incredible people. >> reporter: like many, she will always remember where she was at this moment in history. >> where were you when you heard the news? >> i was out with my friends at a nearby bar, seeing my >> reporter: the band canceled the sh

is a migrate eastward beaches adapt themselves we have to get out of the way so this has been 6 years 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

maybe even within sight of the same beach that had spawned her marriage. >> reporter: and so pegye bechler was simply gone. maybe 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 pegye was a strong swimmer. everyone knew that. linda knew more. a secret about her daughter-in-law. you thought what? pegye faked her death? or disappeared deliberately? >> uh-huh. >> coming up, pegye's secret. what was it? >> she stopped me the stairway, said i have to talk to you. >> and enter the bikini model. >> she was just a hot number as they say. >> how would she figure into all of this? if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. w

what's possible is he was trying to make it to a private beach between baker beach and china beach where we're at right here and got trapped by the high tide and then tried to escape by scaling the cliff. firefighters were trained in cliff rescue. they assemble a rope system, climbed down and successfully made the rescue about 1:00 this morning, in spite of the poor conditions. >> very, very cold. >> we would say probably 15-mile gust winds. it's dark out, wet out, and the cliff is pretty steep. it gets to a point where it gets really steep. so my concern is for my crew, to make sure they're secure in order to rescue this person. >> the man appeared to be in good condition, was able to walk to the balance on his own to be checked out by the paramedics. reporting live in china beach, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> pretty amazing rescue. 4:34 this morning. san francisco police investigating a spectacular multicar crash that ended up stretching an entire city block, took out a fire hydrant in the process. it happened at 19th and lincoln. it sent two people to the hospital. police say it

maybe 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'm sure that they would find her. that it would all turn out well. >> not just because pegye was a strong swimmer, everyone knew that. linda knew more. a secret about her daughter-in-law. and you thought, what, pegye faked her death? or disappeared deliberately? >> mm-hmm. >> coming up, pegye's secret. what was it? >> she stopped me on the stairway and said i have to talk to you. >> and enter the bikini model. >> she was just a hot number, as they say. >> how would she figure into all of this? when "dateline extra" continues. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. when eric bechler told police hi

is a migrate eastward beaches adapt themselves we have to get out of the way so this has been 6 years 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

at new board peach. >> i -- newport beach. dan is a regular at the unofficial dog beach. he says he may wait to come back with maybe, until the city -- mable, until the city get rid of them. >> i understand there's trash on the beach, but you don't want anything dangerous for the dogs, or four people, little kids. we all runaround, so you don't want anything that could hurt people. >> reporter: on social media, it is drawing criticism. one woman said she collected handfuls of them. saw thousands of needles, anse dogs and humans -- and said dogs and humans should stay away. they were surprised the nightly walk with littered with needles, but surfers and beach visitors are removing them, not the city. >> i think it's horrible. i don't know where the trash is coming from. >> reporter: it's unclear just where all the needles have come from. i tried to call the city, but it's a holiday. so no word yet on when they'll be cleaned up. stacy butler, kpix5. >>> talking about what the rough travel time is, if going to the east coast. kind of a nor'easter that is moving toward new en

of hypodermic stac >>> there's something strange turning up on a southern california beach. >> they areinding thousands of hypodermic needles. stacey butler with the story in orange county. >> it makes me real nervous. >> yeah. it's amazing how many of these i found. >> reporter: robin can't believe hundreds of hypodermic needles are still littering her favorite dog beach in newport after the recent rain. >> i worry about my dog being out here. it's only dog beach around here. >> reporter: every day she throws them away to protect her dog. >> it's the only thing that catches her eye. they don't have the tops on them, there's a good chance you will step on a needle. >> i have never seen it like this. >> reporter: bruce brought his dog to the stretch of sand where the santa ana river feeds into the ocean at newport beach. >> i just watch her real close make sure she doesn't grab anything she shouldn't. >> reporter: this is a regular at the unofficial dog beach. he says he made wait to come back with mable until rid of the needles. >> hopefully it gets cleaned up by the city soon. you don'

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i saw it today and shot its modern lines and trademark feature that massive outdoor room on the beachat's very well known to locals. >> it's neat looking much it's unbelievable it's 50 years old. i guess that makes me a little older than 50. >> join the club. >> i got to say it will be missed if it's torn down it will be missed. i'm sure mr. levinson the architect will be little disappointed of its going. isn't when i met joel earlier today at his mt. airy home, i wasn't as certain while he spoke of his client being very happy with the design, the oceanside open space in particular mission accomplish but that same porch it looks different from the outside and joel is his own worst critic. >> it turns a knot in my stomach when i look at it because i -- because in a sense it's wrong. that's why it ellis sits comments from people on the beach like ugh hee eighty three house or whatever. i mean 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

announcethe state is of local zika transmission.the area is located in the northern part of miami beach. th health says it has been 45 days since any cases of loca trsmison of the zika virus were found there.officials believe the southern part of miami beh still "the southern part of the beach that's still impacted is 1.5 square miles. we're gonna continue to do everything we can to be able to lithat area hopefullsoon."the governor urged residents to contin to be cautious by getting rid of standing water, wearing bug spray, and wearing protesters block the doors at a wells fargo building this more than half a dozen eapolis. protesters held up a sign that read "wells fargo funds genocide," gihat the bank playa the controversial pipeline project. at one point, protesters hooked arms to prevent ?we employees from using the elevators.some workers had to force their way through the protestersbefo police showed up. a community outside of ned thld studenrandomly pricked more than a dozen of a need. the stent struck at leas17 classmates. some of the students reported they were struck more local

chopper 5 above a sink hole that opened up on a cliff side leading to a pacifica beach. lynn is on the scramble to get 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 w

yeah that was certainly not our beaches here. >> well, no. >> if that's our beaches, we have a new lead story. >> you posted frost on the beach earlier this week, but shoveling snow. >> i thought you'd look at the flights going to the hawaiian islands. >> of course i was looking at that and wishing i was there. >> let's get to it happy first day of winter there's no snow on our beaches 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. w

daly city about 54 degrees also colma, south san francisco, mid- 50s in rockaway beach. atherton and woodside in the 50s. low 60s cupertino and campbell. sunnyvale at 60 degrees. high 50s around the neighborhoods around the lawrence expressway, back through willow glen. high 50s around the tri-valley today. mid-50s in antioch and oaklandly and 50s common around the north bay. warmer in cloverdale. rain can coming up. more at 18 after the hour. >>> roberta, thank you. a blast of winter weather is making it impossible for thousands of people to make it home from their christmas vacations. at minneapolis airport in minnesota, dozens of flights are canceled or delayed with winds reaching almost hurricane force. some pilots were having trouble keeping their planes steady trying to land. it was the same in the dakotas where huge piles of snow meant a good workout for anyone with a snow blower. >> i think i have done more this year than since i have owned the snow blower and i hand shoveled tons of snow. >> airports in the eastern part of the country may have the same problems

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

a string of 50s will be motored from moss and montara beaches -- noted from moss and montara beaches,ockaway beach. 55 degrees in redwood city, atherton into la honda. 50s in palo alto, belmont, san mateo, into the 50s. 60 in cupertino and campbell. high 50s around santa clara. east bay numbers warmer than yesterday by 3 degrees. oncord, clayton and walnut creek all in the mid-50s. a little warmer than that in dublin-pleasanton san ramon through livermore. 54 cooler in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay. and mountain house. number-wise with the northeast breeze clear skies along the seashore, great visibility, mid- 50s in stinson beach. good-looking day at the beach there albeit on the chilly side. 50s in novato and petaluma. cloverdale 57. sunshine today, one day this week that's going to top off near 70. >>> it is 5:34. let's take a look at the bay area roads as you start your day on this tuesday morning carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take 19 minutes and then no delay, lesser in the cash lanes backing up a bit. nimitz freeway good in both directio

, 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

select on the beach -- slept on the beach at night and the next day i got on the uss mcdonald and i stayed on that until 1943. most of the boys i went in with were school dropouts. i was in school dropout. i didn't finish high school until i was 25. and they were hungry. most of their families were hungry. it was tough times after going through the great depression. go, no, no place to homes. we found a home in the navy. i think it is important that we do not forget those boys. botheredhose boys ever a child, had a family, had a home. that is what i had. that is really sad. most of them have been forgotten and that is sad, because if we forget what has happened in the past, we are in danger of losing the future also, i think. i brought the last three of my grandchildren out here this time. i have a grandson named for me and two granddaughters and i wanted them to know that the freedom they have is not free. some prepaid a hell of a price -- somebody paid a hell of a price for it. john: i thought, let me close out my career on a battleship. which one you want? i said, one of the big five. o

trump is beginning another day of vacation in palm beach, florida.orking vacation. he's meeting with business leaders as he puts together his cabinets, gets ready for his administration which now starts 30 days from today. he still has two members of his cabinet to fill. the veterans administration secretary, as well as agricultural secretary. other advisers could come this week. now donald trump is hosting a series of meetings here in mar-a-lago, his resort here in palm beach including carlos slim, the mexican billionaire that donald trump railed against during the campaign. well, he invited him here to a dinner over the weekend. now, donald trump confirmed that in a tweet yesterday calling him a great man. clearly a sign that things will be different in some respects when donald trump becomes president. take a softer tone in one other than in others. one key question, is donald trump receiving his daily intelligence briefing. he said he does not need to see the same information every day. mike pence the vice president-elect is receiving one. but in

talk about the beaches. 57 degrees bright sunshine. big sur all the way into monterey bay and carmel. official sun-up at 7:07. you're going to see a good- looking day although a little brisk. san jose mineta international airport is the official reporting station. going with a high temperature today 57 degrees. but near the rose garden district, back through willow glen, a beautiful naked, 60. 59 degrees san rafael. 50s in the bay area. breezy in the afternoon. benign weather pattern each day, cold front brings down the temperatures sunday through monday. daytime highs monday through wednesday only in the 50s. dennis with sports.>>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, can the sharks stay hot on the ice? a bay area showdown of sorts last night. can stanford deal saint mary's its first loss of the season? tip-off straight ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, everybody. stanford hosted the number 12 team in the country last night. but it wasn't a college basketball blue blood visiting maples it was the st. mary's gaels. they

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. >>> 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 building has crumbled. >> so th

: reporter jose lambiet has been covering palm beach for nearly 20 years, and he says in 1993, it wasmage of an 11-year-old boy testifying at his mother's murder trial that captured the public's attention. >> i was scared and confused. >> reporter: jim cooney, who was a lawyer, well known, very popular in palm beach county, was killed by his ex-wife, laind, in front of their two children. she claims it was self-defense. >> reporter: but linda cooney was charged with first degree murder, and her son, kevin, was the only eyewitness to the shooting. >> it sounded loud. >> reporter: at trial, laind's defense argued jim cooney attacked laind with a knife and kevin testified he saw something in his father's hand before the shooting. >> it had a dplaery shine. >> kevin's testimony exxonerated his mother. so she was cleared of the murder in florida. but guess what? 20 years later, she uses the same gun to shoot her son, kevin. >> reporter: linda cooney went back to court, this time for the attempted murder of her son. >> what happened was his fault. it was an accident. >> reporter: kevin's te

. >>> 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 building has crumbled. >> so th

now as you walk down the beach, lady here finds a message in a bottle. could it possibly be?message 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

it was installed about two weeks ago in washington square north beach. of the north beach chabad discovered it was gone when they went to light the first candle for hanukkah over the weekend. police don't have any suspects and it's still unclear why someone would take the menorah. >>> a southern california synagogue was vandalized on the first night of hanukkah. rabbis at the living torah center in santa monica discovered it yesterday morning. someone had thrown and smeared feces against the window. police aren't sure if the synagogue was targeted for religious reasons but one of the rabbis pointed out that no other buildings in the area were vandalized. >> why did you pick this place this night, ha, the night that we lit the menorah in the window? it's not nice to do not just to our synagogue but any religious institution out there. >> the synagogue has been targeted before. just last month the organization received threatening phone calls and a note. a man interrupted services with a nazi salute. police are stepping up patrols. >>> benicia police are a

long beach est.ommunity of connecticut it is hard to describe what happened of beach cottages so basically on this map you will see he pleasure beach you have bridgeport and oliver here you have long beach so basically is the peninsula the only access that you have to those cottages or pleasure beach was this grid because strafford refuse to to make a road so there is a long history between stratford and of long beach cottages. and it seems like they were chasing because they did not want to provide services that the taxpayers would get but they built their houses on it so uh the bridge that went from pleasure beach had several fires in was very rickety because the substance creosote that was waterproofing of very flammable. it was talk about what will we do? of bridging is rickety none of 1996 the final fire that took the bridge out occurred and that this time it was on father's day all these people were stranded in their homes they have no bridge and led to of greater question. and so they had to o

. >> miami beach was the next zone. that is when the city launched its aerial pesticide spraying program. >> these pesticides that were involuntarily being sprayed on us were really more dangerous for my children than the mosquitoes were. sharyl: is it possible to make it look as though a hat came from one country when it came from somewhere else? >> our adversaries are keenly aware of our generic capabilities to detect the source of origin, what the intelligence community would call these cutouts, being able to bounce it off of other servers out of other countries. the appearance is a far less straightforward. this is what the american people need to know. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. since 9/11, u.s. taxpayers have spent $115 billion dollars to help rebuild afghanistan. and rooting out waste fraud and abuse in that spending is john sopko, the special inspector g

it's possible he was trying to make it to a private beach between baker beach and china beach and then got trapped by high tide. firefighters trained in cliff rescue for the san francisco fire department, they climbed down, successfully made the rescue about 1:00 this morning instead of the conditions. >> very grateful. >> gusty winds, it's dark out, wet out. the dark it's pretty steep. my concern is for my crew, to make sure they're secure to rescue this person. >> the man was able to walk on his own to the ambulance to be checked out by paramedics. >> reporting from china beach, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> other news we're following, a san lorenzo man killed in front of his father, now 18 years later the family is continuing to search for the killer. this is rick davecki, he died after a hit-and-run in berkeley. years of flyers and billboards and even tv profiles, and the case remains cold. his memory is still alive through the annual arroyo high school car show in his memory. the foundation raised $100,000 for high school sports. here is a sketch of the man who police say ki

not just any beach. lego land beach resort. the retreat is under construction in winter haven, florida. it will feature 83 beach themed bungalows. rooms are meant to look like a child made them. look at that. each bungalow will have a shaded area for mom and dad to relax. the kids can explore the outdoor lego play area. there is also a pool with a sandy plus a bar, restaurant and giant lego light house. >> very colorful. >> set to open next april. >>> my kids are a little too old for that. >> my kids would have loved that. >> cameras are rolling. what one man stole out of the back of an armored truck. >> is it a growing trend in the valley? a closer look at urban coyotes. >> and then later rock and roll hall of famer neil diamond making plans to stop off here in the valley next year. z26zuz zvpz a mobile home burned out >>> a mobile home burned out in the east valley woman is fighting for her life tonight but thanks to her quick thinking neighbors and maricopa county sheriff's deputies, the victim made it out. those heroes. >>

the company has to maintain beach access year-round. it could face fines for days when there is no beach access, which may be one of the reasons this work is ongoing. reporting live in pacifica, kpix 5. >>> flooding will be a concern as more rain is expected later on this week as we take a live look at ocean beach. the rain coincides with seasonal high tides known as king tides. >> we need to enjoy the dry break while we have it because it's going to go away rather rapidly. zero rainfall right now. as soon as tomorrow, it is the north bay first. you're going to get a lost rain in a short amount of time. especially up near clear lake, u chia. we're talking three or more inches of rain. lake county, mend seeno county and humboldt county, heavy rainfall starts tomorrow. a flood watch is in effect for that specific area. we'll talk about which day is going to be the stormiest with both rain and wind. that's coming up. >>> the atf wrapping up its investigation into the deadly oakland warehouse fire. over the weekend, investigators coupled th

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 r

we put our airplanes over on ford island, beached them over there. and then went back aboard the ship. we would have been coming over to operate at ford island the next week. but there was no next week, as far as the arizona went. we were parked where the memorial is right now. and everything was pretty normal, except the vessel, the repair ship, was along side of us, because we needed work. we were to let our fires die down and take our power from the vessel and start monday morning. we were supposed to be working on the ship. and then we went out on saturday. and, well, the next day... we got hit. it was right after breakfast. just before 8:00. i had bought some christmas cards the day before. we were gonna -- several of us were gonna go down and gonna write christmas cards, send christmas cards. get them ready to send. i put a bath towel around my neck, had my toilet gear in my hand. going to get a bath. then i heard these explosions. what's going on? ah, they're blasting on ford island, somebody said. i said, huh-uh. they don't -- they were build

"you dont have to go up to pebble beach and spend up to $500 to play pebble beach. you can come in here, pay $35 and play 9 holes at pebble beach in an hour. and its very realistic." so realistic that all of the flaws in my game were on full display, swing after ugly swing. "more than anything, the playability and the playing characteristics of the simulators are very realistic. these simulators, as i said, are very state of the art. they have the latest in high speed camera technology and they calculate the exact measurements of the golf ball more accurate than some of our customers might want them to be." while a simulator is used for fun, it's also used as an important tool on the teaching side of the game. "some of the things we thought were happening with a golf ball years and years ago, based on our pga teaching manuals, were proven not to be entirely true. one of the things was that youre always taught that the direction of the ball starts with the path of the club. what weve actually about golf and other golf simulators is that the actual angle of the club f

and what better way to celebrate than going to the beach. famed bondi beach was packed with sunbathers. >>> the country unveiled a 238 foot tall artificial christmas tree over the weekend. the tree cost,000 to >>> christmas eve night on spanish television traditionally watched by millions. the king addressed sluggish recovery and called on all spaniards to build on all country rather than bat mouth its reputation. peruvians are waiting for christmas day to arrive but plenty of holiday spirit is in the air. one of the displays has become a sight to see. 10 years ago only a few houses were decked out in christmas lights, now the displays span entire neighborhoods. >>> now back to the delaware valley. lehigh valley -- over in gloucester county, a school hosted a very special christmas eve mass today. the school which serves special needs children partnered with the holy angels parents. >>> meanwhile patients at the oncology unit at the st. clis fer's hospital had a special visitor today. santa claus himself took time from his busy schedule to b

. >> 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. >> ju

beach day sunday. just a thought for your weekend and enjoy it while you can because as we look ahead to next weekend we are talking about a blast of much colder air coming in here. wouldn't be surprised if there are some of us that do not get out of the 60s for your high temperatures next weekend. let's talk about our gorgeous weekend first. highs in the 80s. the rain chances move in late monday after 9 p.m. likely for your tuesday commute tracking some showers, maybe forecast with our newspaper partners in your copy of the tampa bay titles and in polk county "the ledger." >>> more to come from our 10news school of the week powered by duke energy florida. >> we want to go back out to lakeland high school. we got the mannequin challenge going on once again this friday morning. about 500 or so people, students and faculty and staff in there. great crowd this morning. they are doing an awesome job. we are back with the 10news school of the week ped that's coming up after the today, technology is changing

tonight theater lovers here at beach blanket babylon say they will treasure decades of memories debbienolds, a star on screen and on stage for nearly seven decades dies at 84. just one day after her daughter carrie fisher passed away. video from tmz shows an ambulance leaving reynolds' son's home this afternoon. she was there discussing funeral arrangements for her daughter when she had a medical emergency she didn't survive. ♪ >> fans can pick from more than 20 films in the '50s and '60s to remember the hollywood star in her heyday sue r. >> we watch most debbie reynolds movies as a kid. >> in line for "beach blanket babylon" in san francisco, some theater goers have fond memories of meeting her. >> she was playing at the fifth avenue and she would come in every morning for breakfast. very proud of carrie fisher. she gave me an autograph. she autographed it debbie reynolds, carrie fisher's mom. >> we met debbie and her daughter and robert urich and john ritter when they did a made for tv movie in san juan batista. >> reporter: fans say the oscar nominated actress seemed genuine. >> sh

but this isn't the first time he inconvenienced the residents of palm beach. first time quas years ago and had to do with a really, really big flag pole. >> the town says trump also never got a permit, never filed for landmark approval and is breaking setback rules. code enforcement claims trump had three months to file for a permanent but chose not to. so thursday they had no choice but to start fining him. trump has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the town claiming it's singling out mar-a-lago while ignoring other big flags. the town says if there are other violators, they'll look into it. >> we'll tell you that he was owing palm beach $125,000 in fines thene anthe city ttled the suit. palm beach agreed to waive the fines and trump agreed the his club would make a donation to a veterans charity. that would be a nice thing. you might think it's the end of the story. but then less than two months before election day this year, "the washington post's" david farenthold discovered trump never donated that money to those charities at all. instead something cal

today was the menorah day. >>> we did the story on the beach boardwalk. it has been around since 1907. >> you could get into a train, at 8:30 in the morning and you would be right in front of the- - railroad track is still there -- right in front of the board whack at 11:00 in the morning. there was a tunnel that went right through the santa cruz mountain. there is a train tunnel that comes out at wright station and it cost two bucks round trip. wouldn't that be fun to take the train to the santa cruz boardwalk? we can't anymore because we blew up the tunnel at the beginning of world war ii so there is no way to do that now. >> 42 in concord, 42 in oakland, 39 in livermore. oh, the stuff we learn on television. may got rest its soul. the sunshine will not affect us. you can see in the future cast, there are a few high clouds offshore. it's the southland for a change that gets all the rain and we get shut out. so here is what we are expecting. cold tonight, chilly. night and morning fog, clouds will increase late in the week but does not look like it's goi