unless you belong to one of those beach clubs, that is not the beach you go to.ly not an issue for a resident. >> who lives in that house? >> all of the houses are empty. they are all summer home. >> is that bruce springsteen back there? but bruce pay for it. >> we have guess here from six flags great venture which opened on april 1. to celebrate the opening we have kristen, we have stacy, francine, alicia, with rico. >> who is this guy? >> this is rico because he is quite handsome and a lot of his handlers are women. >> we had a discussion before the sloth got here. there is a concern because there was new carpet about the pooping habits. >> luckily for you he only comes down to poop about once a week. >> wide? >> but did he poop a week ago? >> he pooped today so i think he's okay. >> how to see show affection. >> by grabbing our arms and saying come to me. >> the guy back there with all is giving me and i. >> is it that he? >> it is hootie, he was a boy, he did father a couple of vowels last season. he is the father. he is about four years old. he is a nocturna

but first, we head for thailand's beaches. in the past few years, they've been discovered by chinese tourists. tourism is one of the most important industries worldwide: the number of people who travel every year, has risen from 25 million in 1950, to over 1.2 billion today. every 11th job in the world depends on tourism. most holiday makers stay within their own region. only every 5th travels abroad. in china too, more and more people have been bitten by the travel bug - last year, it was 137 million. a particularly popular destination is thailand. almost 9 million chinese went there in 2016. this is what rush hour in paradise can look like. at ten in the morning, the first speedboats from phuket arrive, brimming with chinese tourists. this beach was once a jewel empty and pristine. but that time is long gone. jareed takuathung seems to be the only one tasked with tempering tourists' activities here. he is the head ranger of maya bay. but his task is not easy. >> there are some areas here that should be off-limits, to protect

beach in the past we've called for out at ocean beach but not community-based further south than ocean beach that is an unusual as well on the one side on the bay side wherever we're needed could reach the beach side and a lot of activity on the golden gate park and as the population expands down in the water we've responding upside down e up and down the west shoreline and the golden gate bridge as far as candle stick point at times so, yeah >> okay chief again, when we have this follow-up it would be good to hear about the other jurisdictions oakland and san mateo and if you have something similar again, i think that it is pretty clear an arbitrary in the commission in terms of this but historically we have basically a whole process in terms of making this a reality with operation and budget i have this at this time thank you very much for presentation and ask for public comment on this item anyone wish to comment at this time? public comment is closed. thank you very much >> thank you very much vice president and commissioners and. >> >> item no. 5 - chief of department's report - d

the family skipped a miami beach memorial service.oping perhaps, cunanan would show up to revel in his kill. he didn't. >> the police dragnet is intense in south florida. >> reporter: the 230 investigators now assigned to the case chased more than a thousand leads in the 18 square miles of miami beach. knowing, given the intensive coverage, that cunanan had to be watching their every move. >> that's why we had to use runners and cell phones and landlines instead of our radios. >> reporter: in other words, you were trying to keep -- the media from finding out, because the media would be telling him directly. >> correct. but when you do that, it's kind of a double-edged sword. when you don't give the media what they're looking for, they try to go i chris graves did. she followed the cunanan trail first to chicago, then miami. and here discovered a missed clue. >> so i'm in south beach. and there was a strip mall in the near vicinity. and i just start going door, to door, to door, to door to ask people if they knew andrew cunanan. >> rep

to the beach was. >> anthony: when was the last time i went to the beach? -- is that? >> women: we're working. >> anthony: if you weren't working, would you be at the beach more often? > women: my dream's to have a house on the beach. i don't know why. i never go, but i love it. and i always say i will never live in south florida if i didn't live near water. i live near water and i leave my breeze, but i don't go to the beach. i barely even go into my swimming pool, but i know it's there. >> anthony: okay. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands. (healthy weight becausel the first ingredient is chicken. (riley) man, this chicken is spectacular! (jessica) i feel like when he eats beneful, he turns into a puppy again. you love it, don't you? you love it so much! (vo) and now try new beneful grain free, simply made with wholesome ingredients, and no grain. today, it's the dawn of a new lawn. that's because new roundup for lawns has arrived. finally, there's a

beach in the past we've called for out at ocean beach but not community-based further south than ocean beach that is an unusual as well on the one side on the bay side wherever we're needed could reach the beach side and a lot of activity on the golden gate park and as the population expands down in the water we've responding upside down e up and down the west shoreline and the golden gate bridge as far as candle stick point at times so, yeah >> okay chief again, when we have this follow-up it would be good to hear about the other jurisdictions oakland and san mateo and if you have something similar again, i think that it is pretty clear an arbitrary in the commission in terms of this but historically we have basically a whole process in terms of making this a reality with operation and budget i have this at this time thank you very much for presentation and ask for public comment on this item anyone wish to comment at this time? public comment is closed. thank you very much >> thank you very much vice president and commissioners and. >> >> item no. 5 - chief of department's report - d

what will the next wave to royal union beach be one of corruption? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> monmouth county prosecutor's office lawned an investigation of union beach police chief charles irvine after allegation that's the chief urged one of the officers to work off-duty security job while on duty and at local bar more than $200.

here's the report from palm beach. >> reporter: it's no wonder president trump has made palm beach hisecond home. sunny skies, pristine beaches, elegant shopping. some in palm beach dread his arrival. >> we have 1,200 feet up in the air off the coast of florida president trump calls the winter white house. the president of china xi jinping later on this week. when the president comes to visit. the entire airspace will be shut down. businesses on the ground are losing money. an attorney flies to see clients all across florida. he's grounded whenever trump arrives, that hurts his bottom line. >> sometimes it's two weeks at a time. i don't know what we'll do. >> reporter: the airport is in the middle of the no-fly zone that extends for ten nautical miles around mar a lago. it will be shut down. palm beach flight training school is about $67,000 this year because of the close years, they're worried about getting their students back. >> they're frustrated, mostly can sell their flights what do i do? and then you know looking at times when we don't have them. >> reporter: the flight restrict

other nearby beach communities have done the same. new signs will go up at the beach before the summer. violators will get a warning. after that, the fine is 50 bucks if you're caught smoking on the beach. >> i've got great news. we're going from 50 and 60s to 80s by monday. i have your most accurate and warm forecast coming up on the other side thoof break. at longhorn, tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo. you can't fake steak. it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark. kalahari resorts & conventions book your african adventure now! ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comc

in december, part of the beach access trail collapsed. >> we love to walk the beaches and now there is no access and we are, of course, upset about that. >> reporter: pacifica residents have been asking the property owner ocean air apartment homes when it will be reopened. but have gotten what some describe as a run around. early on cement trucks sured up some of the path to prevent further erosion, but now it's april. >> but they're spending money for the property renovation, why isn't this being done. >> reporter: tyler smith worked as a leasing agent for ocean air and said some tenants moved out in february when beach access wasn't restored. i called the irvine based owner of ocean air called trinity property consultants. their executive vice-president said the trail will be rebuilt very similar to what it was. our construction team is submitting plans and working with the coastal commission to get approval. but the california coastal commission says that's not the case. they've only gotten preliminary drawings so far. district manager nancy cave told me, we are getting increasingly

dewey beach 53. bethany beach 55. i was doing taping at the shore, just last week. beautiful day.s cold. wind off the ocean, that can be a cold wind, even on a warm day inland. we have a lot of sunshine out there now. more clouds in michigan and indiana and ohio, but no significant showers until you get west of chicago. so there's really nothing threatening us anytime soon. so tomorrow we do have a lot of clouds. i want to emphasize the cloud cover, but the chances of any kind of rain are pretty low. not zero, but pretty low. reading at 64. bethlehem 62. phoenixville, 63. westchester, 61. newtown 62 degrees. mount airy, 61. bibury, 64 degrees, and you can see the temperatures are fairly uniform. 64 in trenton. haddonfield also. but as you head to the beaches, you start seeing 50s. 58 degrees in atlantic city. and then every block that you're inland it is a little bit milder, and in delaware, we're generally in the 60s. a south to southwest wind, land breeze for these beaches that will be warmer tomorrow. the hour-by-hour showing clouds by tomorrow morning, thickening up during the

the union beach mayor told me last week, he supported irvine, so i went to union beach following a councilt seen this mammo. no, i really cannot comment because its something that is outgoing. >> what do you mean? this is what the prosecutor is looking into? this is part of it, yeah. it is regarding the police department and we are looking into it. >> smith, republican who has been mayor of the town since 200 told me earl require, he was aware of the investigation and the chief's interview. officer harriet said that due to open investigation he could not change. and the monmouth county prosecutor's office told us they don't confirm or doe ni investigations. the mayor told me the prosecutor's fis declined to file criminal charms apans the chief and sent the matter back to town for review. >> they sent the letter with no criminal activity. >> ok. and for us to look into it. make changes where they are needed. >> in light of this new information, i had to ask the mayor. did he still have confidence in cheryls can irvine as union beach's top cop? >> absolutley. if he mid a mistake. he made a m

a beach hazard that will remain in effect. that's going to remain in effect through tomorrow. that's because there's a potential for seeing sneaker waves and strong rip currents as well. the temps will be nice. half moon bay, if you're heading to santa cruz, 60s. in the next seven days changes on the way. three days left of sunshine before we see a system making it way in on thursday. it looks like the models are showing stormy conditions especially going into friday. unfortunately, that looks like it could carry into next weekend, also in the inlnt area, a cool front dropping us right back into those 60s. mike, how are the roads looking? >> very clear right now. i do have something interesting for folks traveling out of the altamonte pass. we also have this that popped up. 237 westbound, the commute direction. there's flowing. a stalls vehicle blocking, and maybe one lane. cruisers should be arriving soon. west 237 at lawrence expressway. no slowing shows up on our sensors. we'll track that, see if anything develops. i did se

leland: welcome back to west palm beach.ook east toward the crystal clear blue water of the atlantic and palm beach itself an hour south of where we are right now, firefighters continue to battle a massive brushfire which has been burning for days and early this morning you could smell the smoke, still 60 miles away as the with is whipping up these flames. it has consumed more than 5000 acres, as the wind shifted, they are getting an upper hands, 60% of this fire is contained and hoping if not for rain, blue temperatures stick around. >> donald trump delivering a major campaign promise i put a conservative justice on the supreme court, the senate confirming neil gorsuch in a of the 5-45 vote. our supreme court watchers are here to break down how impactful the new justice will be on big issues facing the court. the chief counsel at the judicial crisis network and elizabeth why is the president of the constitutional accountability center. thank you for joining us. issues you may differ that i want to get to but i want to get d

they are painting the reality that is, you know, being out there on the beaches.we have that responsibility to try to take care of it as much as we can. >> exactly what they say in the video. you want to get involved, use a water bottle instead of buying a water bottle. stop using one plastic item. also, if you can't go out there and clean a beach, they have got some t-shirts for sale to show some of your support. buy a t-shirt, get behind the cause. if you're watching down the beach and you see some trash, pick it up. >> katrina, para, you're going to discover this girl is a fighter. she's now 24 years old. back in 2012 she got very sick. she was vomiting, had a lot of abdominal pain. doctors discovered she had acute, intermittent paralysis. she said she had to drop out of college for two years and learn how to use her limbs again. >> is it a virus? bacteria? what happens? >> it's a metabolic disorder. they were able to treat it but her comeback took quite a while. as you can see here, she's almost like a child. this is five years ago. she says it interrupted her

there are beach hazards around the bay area this weekend because of big breakers at the beaches through monday. rip currents are a threat. offshore winds keep us dry and warm through midweek. futurecast shows that we do develop a few patches of low clouds offshore overnight tonight. with high pressure in the eastern pacific we continue sunny and warm. perfect set up for northwesterlies tomorrow. sunny and warm, not quite as warm as today. next chance of rain moves back into the bay area by friday. looks like it will linger into next weekend. we'll see. overnight lows tonight, temperatures near 50 degrees for overnight lows in concord, san rafael, and oakland. 53 in santa rosa. sun up at seven minutes before 7:00 tomorrow. nice and warm. 78 in redding. cooler in the mountains near 50 degrees. tomorrow at the airport weather slow you down -- shouldn't slow you down. clouds in new york and rain in chicago. pretty good travel to atlanta and los angeles tomorrow, 7 of. bay area most -- 76. bay area mostly in the 70s. 70 in san francisco. san jose, 78 degrees. going to the beach? be careful,

we all know about the gulf beautiful beaches but did you know when you're walking on the beaches, you're walking on mountains? this beautiful quartz sand that we have in florida and other parts of the gulf originated as erosion from the appellation mountains. at one time were as high as the himalayan mountains. the beaches were not the reason for or the original reason for the gulf tourism. it was a fish, tarpon, back in the 19th century launch that is today the gulf multi- business billion-dollar tourist rate. were familiar what the gulf dead zone can reach the size of connecticut, depending upon conditions but i bet you didn't know there's a direct connection to the gulf dead zone in the commercial sponsors of saturday morning cartoons. if you want to know more about that, you have to read my book. [laughter] we know that gulf is a magnet for hurricanes. it's been the site of the daedalus hurricane in us history , they galveston storm of 1900 which 8000-10000 lights. the costliest hurricane which was hurricane katrina in 2005 which racked up $108 million in damages and took nearly 1900

not beach weather just yet. today came pretty close. >> let's go live to crystal klein who are is enjoying this warm weather along main street. looking pretty good out there. >> second day in a i get to go outside. temperatures are so nice. we made it into the 80s outside. it's sunny still. a few high clouds. a light breeze and now you can see we're along main street. people are starting to kind of trickle in a little more so now that people are getting off work. some families are showing up. many have been taking the nice weather as an opportunity to eat outside or at least take a scenic walk up the main drag. some have been walking their dogs. considering its restaurant week and many locations are offering specials, you couldn't ask for better weather. >> so how are you liking the weather out here today? >> it's very nice. it's really beautiful. >> it's very nice. it hasn't been like this in awhile. >> we came from philadelphia university. and e we came to have a nice lunch because it's beautiful weather. main

obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing g up n those beaches now. but alalso to the livelihohos of the people in these regionons. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people hhave a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospititality and tourism. a anl of those things were devastated by t this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in the gulf and all of the ancillary businesssses. family fisheries, d docks, the mamarina, the icehouses, the transportation companies, people who prorovide snacks aand grgroceries s to storeres. all t is a direct reflecection of what can happen when things cease. >> after the oil spill, you know, thhey shut rerecreationall fishing, theyey shut cocommercil fishing, and that just killed everybody y in this part of the world, realally. it'ss affectedd everything, and itit's affected every business around. >> itit's how we coununt off the seasons. it's oyster season or it's crab season, it's, you know, crawfish season, y

the beaches most affected will be west and northwest facing beaches. be very careful if you're going there and never turn your head away from the ocean. the weather will be beautiful again tomorrow. we could see a few patches of coast fog in the morning then plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. there are big changes ahead and maybe even some rain. we'll have more details coming up. (justine) in the north bay... a brave 13 year-old girl escaped her kidnapper this morning by jumping out of a moving vehicle. police responded to a call from a man saying "his companion" had jumped out of his truck on highway 1 and south harbour way in bodega bay. when police arrived... the girl stumbled out of the bushes covered in road rash and told officers she had been assaulted. authorities say the girl met 50 year-old timothy marble at a gas station in napa. and that marbles sexually assulted the teen several times and injected her with methamphetami ne. he also used a razor blade and knife to cut her and scratch his name into her skin. marble was arrested on numerous

t.j.maxx >>> well from the mountains to the beach.a cruz our abc 7 camera giving us a wide range of the views we have seeing this morning. lisa argent is breaking down the forecast, lets us know when rain will return to the coast as well as other parts of the bay area. in sports later tonight, kevin durant finally makes his return no the warriors, seth curry is set to play with a contusion. tip-off is at 7:30. tonight the giants will send madison bum gaertner to thebound mound, san francisco plays the padres at petco park. first pitch is at 5:40. last night they dropped a tough one. here's the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody the giants have played five games and held the league. the painful pitching, matt cain, making his debut, home ers padres went up. jeempbts come back. brandon grand slam. giants go go up. a single ouch, strikes again. as and rangers, my goodness, a massive verdict. where's the beef? i got it right here. speaking of grand slams, he gave up eight runs in two innings. this is a mon sho

he's already down in west bapal beach.eral idea whaf they' -- wh of what they'll be discussing, but give us some specifics. >> they're trying to tamp down expectations between these two leaders that might take place during this visit. this is really about getting the conversation started between president trump and president xi who should be arriving in florida in just a few moments. one of the rapes why they're trying to lower expectations somewhat is because of so much of this tough talk and so many of these big policy disagreements between president trump and president xi. you'll recall during the campaign candidate trump said he would -- in the last week the white house did say that it's reviewing its trade relationships with countries around the world most notably with china. and so the question becomes and it's a very important international question, but also a domestic political question, will president trump follow through on some of these campaign promises and really crack down on trade with china. at this point

north bay breezy brisk stinson beach but still in the 60s.id-70s in sonoma and also highs with the sunshine in the 60s and 70s in the far reaches of the north bay. weekend forecast featuring a huge spike in your temperatures. that's coming up. but right now, the latest look on your traffic, here's jaclyn. >> we are tracking a few new hot spots definitely slowing things down. it's busy. buckle up, be safe, eyes on the road. a crash on 4 as you are getting off the antioch bridge there. slowing at hillcrest. a crash at port chicago highway backing things up beyond railroad. travel time over one hour making your way out of antioch into hercules connecting with i- 80. once you get there we are tracking an accident just past highway 4. we are tracking problems along 880 and in hayward and we are just getting reports of this crash at 580 near castro -- 238 near castro valley. it's busy in the east bay. give yourself extra time and space between you and that car in front of you. >>> clouds of smoke at vallejo overnight after a two-alarm fire broke ou

stinson beach 57 degrees today. 66 in napa and sonoma.e have the sunshine in cloverdale and saint helena at 65 degrees. >>> checking the roads right now, westbound 580 moving at okay speeds as you work your way towards 680 the dublin interchange. just east of it, a few brake light westbound slow at grant line road. >>> an east bay basilica will look different this year. the cross had to be removed. the cross on top of st. joseph's basilica in alameda was removed two weeks ago and was brought to the church's foyer. last month, someone noticed it was tilting. then another powerful storm rolled through the bay area adding to the concern that it would come down. that's when the priest called in a construction firm. >> what is amazing was exactly when the cross was being removed, the bells rang and for me that was a sign from god that he is with us. >> the church is working to get an estimate on how much it will cost to put the cross back up. once they do they say they will start some fundraising. >>> tesla has a launch date now to begin makin

you never want to go to the beach.about myself. they let it all hang out here. ♪ >> anthony: caipirinha. ah, the caipirinha man, this indispensible icon of brazilian beach culture is known to start with fresh lime, muddle and mash with more lime juice, sugar, ice, the magic ingredient, cachaça, that's basically the distilled liquor of the sugar cane. shaken, not stirred and you got yourself one of the world's truly great cocktails. the utility beverage good for any time of day or any social occasion. very satisfying. everyone eats toasted cheese things here. awesome. queijo? if there's anything better than cheese, it's semi-melted cheese. like, what's the best part of french onion soup? it's the little burnt bits of cheese around the edge. obrigado. ahh. oh yeah. it tastes as good as it looks. look at this line these guys are famous. acarajé, i've had it before, i have had it here in fact, these ladies, make it good. really good. the clothes go back to the newly freed slaves who now were able to practice their religion

rock away beach through ocean beach 60 and low 70s. it is common across that rim of the bay. 70s in the peninsula in santa clara valley. pair of 7's in santa rosa. fair field you are flirting with 80 degrees. we'll talk about the incoming season of rain. here's rocky. >> let's start with our first crash in contra costa county. pittsburg to be exact. westbound 4 on harvard street off ramp we have a partial block from a two vehicle crash. if you are heading that way you are good to go. slow traffic altamont pass moving under 20. moving over to the san mateo bridge between hayward. traffic look smooth. looking good on eastbound 92. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic looking smooth. metering lights slowing down at 5:30. >>> in concorde police are searching for suspects after 20 cars had their tires slashed. we are live in concorde with the latest. >> reporter: what a bummer it is to come out to your car in the morning and realize you are not going anywhere any time soon. one of your tires has been damaged for no reason. that's the

we are looking at all beach international airport -- palm beach international air art.nt xi jinping has arrived for a two-day meeting with president trump. president trump is en route to florida. the two leaders have their first official scheduled engagement tonight. they will meet at the mar-a-lago club which is owned by mr. trump , having dinner with their wives. more on the historic meeting and a domestic pressures the chinese leader is facing, i want to bring in john micklethwait. we focus so much on what the u.s. hopes to accomplish, trying to divine what the administration wants to accomplish without a formal agenda from the white house. things,hinese side of -- what are they looking to accomplish? john: your last guest made a good point, damage control. this morning, i was reading a small thing saying, the chinese may bring trump some tiny arseteners, maybe on c where there is a high tariff, maybe some stuff on agriculture. largely non-tariff barriers. in return, the chinese may look for a little bit in technology. being blamed for north korea and being cited as

beach curfew. a hike on beach tags. town leaders said seasiding heights got its party reputation after featured on mtv reality show "jersey shore." one boat has been beached there since the storm in january just a few yards away another boat has been sitting half emerged in the water since 2015. they are using immigrant money to remove the boats that will cost close to 30 grand. >>> happening today four day of events to remember the late music icon prince. this weekend marks the one year anniversary of his death and to celebrate his contribution to music and culture. events are scheduled at his paisley park studios in minnesota. >>> lift off. jack fisher on his way to the international space station. >> new from overnight an american astronaut an russian cosmonaut are heading to international space station. they blasted off early this morning aboard soyuz rocket in kazakhstan. they are expected to dock around 9:30 our time. >> april is national stress awareness month. >> a third of americans express chronic stress at wo

they are bringing thousands of jobs to the town's beach and boardwalk. we have brand new details about the partnership with a.c. tonight. >> it's an iconic brand image known around the world for 45 years. by the summer of 2018 the smashing of guitars, beach concerts and state of the art 17-acre ka scasino will be the anchor. this in atlantic city that sank with disappointing closures in recent years. >> i have a passion for turning things around. i love a challenge. >> meet the newest and soon to be among the most popular neighbors and investors. jersey born and raised. >> i lived in this city up the street on kingston avenue for over a decade. >> i have fond memories of atlantic city visiting this great city with my grandparents, walking down the boardwalk. >> to the tune of $300 million trump's old taj mahal will be transferred into the new resort. >> what's that name make you think of? >> a cool environment. i think of motorcycles. really cool setting to hang out with friends and stuff. >> hard rock had the power to put on 30,000 concerts worldwide. >

in december, part of beach access trail collapsed. >> we love to walk the beaches and now there's no access and we're upset about that. >> pacifica residents have been watching ocean air apartment homes when it will be reopened but have gotten what some describe as a run around. cement trucks shored up some of the path to prevent further erosion, but now it's april. >> they're spending money for the property renovation, why isn't this being done? >> some tenants moved out in february when beach access wasn't restored. i called the irvine based owner called trinity property consultants. they're executive vice president said the trail will be rebuilt very similar to what it was. our construction team is submitting plans and working with the coastal commission to get approval. but the california coastal commission says that's not the case. they've only gotten preliminary draurgz so far. nancy cave told me we are getting increasingly concerned because we haven't gotten a response from the property owner in regards to timely repairs. the good weather season approaching, they say reopening

we know about the beautiful beaches but did you know when you are walking on those beaches you are walking down mountains? it's a beautiful quartz sand that we have in florida and other parts of the gulf originated as erosion from appellation mountains. at one time, this this was as high as the himalayan mountains. the beaches were not the reason or the reason for the golf tour season. it was a tarpon back in the 19th century launch what was today the gulf multi- billion-dollar tourist trade. were also familiar with the dead zone. it can reach the size of connecticut depending on conditions but i bet you didn't know there is a direct connection between the golf dead zones and the commercial sponsors of saturday morning cartoons. if you want to know more about that, you'll have to read the book. [laughter] and of course we know, gulf is a magnet for hurricanes. it's been the site of the deadliest hurricanes in the us history and the galveston storm of the 19 hundreds which took 18 to 10,000 lives. the costliest hurricane which was of course, hurricane katrina in 2005 with racked up a hundre

host: thanks for the call from myrtle beach, south carolina. if you're listening on c-span radio or sirius xm or the potus channel 124. we welcome your comments and a full program. we'll look at the situation in the middle east and north korea and look at the 2018 midterm election with david wassermann who will join us in our final 45 minutes. and another tweet saying the coast guard patrol, both sides of the property, isn't he reducing the coast guard overall budget? and another tweet from doral, he's cutting meals on wheels while he eats and plays golf. i don't know how republicans justify it fiscally. let's go to arnold joining us from oakland, california. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. democrats line. caller: no one is talking about the millions of dollars they're spending on upgrading for security there. they put in a helicopter pad and they're upgrading communications for secret service to be there and for the president, you know they have to put in communications and a place to be at it ther

here's a live look from the south beach camera. notice the water drops on the lens, you will need an umbrella, if you are headed out tonight. >> here is the toll plaza. at the richmond bridge. >> and a new shot of daly city, this is 280 at john daly boulevard. sandy, the storm was just upgrad upgraded? >> it has been upgraded to a level two from one tonight. you will notice reds and oranges popping up. we have heavier rainfall return. the intensity of the rain has picked up. as we widen the picture the national weather service is tracking what appears to be an intense cell just off the coastline. it's moving northeast. it will head in to the area in the next half hour. heavy ran fall from san ramon valley road and returns around concord, concord boulevard and when we loop the radar, you will see lightning strikes off the coast. those strikes have died down and over cells are developing. reports of flooding around the bay area. four reports still, as we take a look at the storm, it's not quite through with us yet. we have cold unsta

want their beach access restored. view from switchback cliffside trail that leads to stairs at the beach from essplan aid avenue and pacifica. where apartment buildings were torn down because of problems with erosion. in december parts of it collapsed. they have been asking when it will be re-opened and gotten what some describe as a run around. early on cement truck s shored p some of the path to prevent erosion. they say they're concerned. >> it is april and the path is still closed and this is a great concern to the commission and pacifica as well. >> if they're spending money for the property renovation, why isn't this codone? >> reporter: tyler smith said some residents moved out in february when beach access wasn't restored. i called trinity property consulta consultants. their executive vice president said the trail will be rebuilt similar to what it was. we are working with the coastal commission to get approval. the california coastal commission said they've only gotten preliminary drawings so far and say re-

ocean beach right now, speaking of beaches, looks like there is some folks out there, 68 degrees. the wind has turned on shore, northwest breezes. so not seeing 70s right now. 68 degrees there at ocean beach. 74 in emeryville looking back to san francisco with hazy skies. dublin right now 82 degrees and into san jose temperatures in the upper 70s. but very likely this time tomorrow, should see mid-80s around downtown san jose. so wind speed and direction somewhat of an on-shore breeze. so the coast and inner bay, i saw temperatures drop a little bit compared to 24 hours ago but we think winds will turn out of the north and trend off shore setting the stage for dryer weather and warmer temperatures in the middle part of the week. in the morning, dress in layers. upper 40s to low 50s for morning and by 10:00 those temperatures already climbing into the 70s inland. look at the temperatures for the santa clara valley tomorrow, mid to upper 80s possible from san jose approaching gilroy 87 in the forecast. 82 in milpitass and you could see pleasanton and concord and wall net at 78 degre

beach haven 66. cape may 71. down in dover in at 85. here's satellite six along with action radar you can see we have a partly cloudy sky as this cold front continues to make progress to the south and e. we have a couple of showers likely, later on tonight but a lot of this moisture will fizzle out as we lose heating of the day and as sunsets, a lot of shower and thunderstorms threat will diminish as well. so for rest of tonight, just calling for stray shower, otherwise, partly cloudy and mild. dropping down to 57 in the suburbs. and 64 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low with that westerly wind at 20816 miles an hour. here's future tracker six. poconos and allentown we have a couple showers. as it comes to the south ande here's the energy falling apart. so 11:00 p.m. a stray shower and then cloud will be break ing for sun as we go throughout dayton monday. sunny, breezy tomorrow. not as warm but high pressure back in control, a high temperature in at 74. still 10 degrees above average but we're warm to toasty side. here's fut

ocean beach 66, mid 70s in santa cruz. we have changes for the look ahead involving cooler weather and gusty winds coming into play we'll talk about that later in the forecast. >>> this coming week possible ties between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia, this is separate from the house investigation in which devin nunes has been critic used for receiving secret materials from the white house. both investigations want to necessity if the campaign worked with russia to influence the elections. jackie speier today hosted a forum with former ambassador with russia to talk about current state of relations and what's at stake. sergio is there live from san mateo. >> this town hall meeting was like a college course on russia and vladimir putin's world view. for more than an hour former ambassador mike presented his view on russia on issues like state-sponsored hackers and ties to vladimir putin and then part of donald trump's campaign. mcfall also a member of national security council under president barack obama an

want their beach access restored. this is the view from switchback cliffside trail that leads to stairs at the beach from essplan aid avenue and pacifica. where apartment buildings were torn down because of problems with erosion. in december parts of it collapsed. they have been asking when it will be re-opened and gotten what some describe as a run around. early on cement truck s shored p some of the path to prevent erosion. they say they're concerned. >> it is april and the path is still closed and this is a great concern to the commission and pacifica as well. >> if they're spending money for the property renovation, why isn't this codone? >> reporter: tyler smith said some residents moved out in february when beach access wasn't restored. i called trinity property consulta consultants. their executive vice president said the trail will be rebuilt similar to what it was. we are working with the coastal commission to get approval. the california coastal commission said they've only gotten preliminary drawings so far

is putting an end to lighting up on the beach. the south bethany town council voted to ban smoking on beaches. new signs will be going up before the summer and violators will get a first warning followed by a $50 for further violations. >>> wilmington police will begin using drones to save people from drowning as part of a new program. you are looking at video of a mock rescue. the new plan, according to the new plan, when police get a call from somebody in the water they will put a flotation device on a drone and then launch the drone and then put it right over the person in distress, dropping the float down to keep that person safe until help can arrive. >> they provide a safe buffer for our officers, and we try to avoid putting officers in harm's way. >> as of right now the department has five drones. police tell us they will also use the drones for crowd control, traffic management, finding lost children and even surveying crime scenes. >>> tom brokaw of nbc news was in philadelphia yesterday to discuss the crisis in syria and

for once can we just be by ourselves, relax on the beach, and not be hawked on, you know? >> yeah. >> oh, hey. >> what's happening? >> i lost my towel so i was borrowing yours. >> what? who are you? >> for the most part everyone ask kind of nice. in this case i'm thinking this guy's going to get punched. >> what's up, man? can i use that? >> my shirt? >> yeah. >> oh, sure. >> that's my hometown. that's why we call it san diego, america's finest city. we're fine, chill, relaxed. >> you have fries? >> want some? >> yeah. >> who is this man? >> this welcoming is a little less than warm. >> hey. i'm jonathan. >> all right. nice to meet you, jonathan. >> you too, man. >> that guy is not having it. >> do you mind if i sit here? >> i do mind. >> you should probably leave. >> for the most part everybody just kind of got a good chuckle out of it and so did we. >> now i want to go to san diego. >> do it. sit on people's towels. see what happens. zblil try. >>> update on this cat family. >> everybody's happy and crawling all over mom. >> see the latest next "right this minute." >>> a

someone spotted the capsized boat about a half mile off muir beach. this is around 11:30 yesterday morning. search-and-rescue were doing a training exercise nearby. they found the captain's keys and wallet on the boat but they couldn't find the man when they searched the water. they do know who they are looking for, 64-year-old [indiscernible name] from oakland. several agencies are helping in the search and we are told that they are looking from the air and in the water. >>> and these bicyclists in canada couldn't help but stare at a 650-foot iceberg floating off the shore. the 250-foot-tall iceberg is off newfoundland. this year there have been three times the typical amount of iceberg sightings in trans- atlantic ship lines. that's why ships have had to navigate away from their standard routes. >> iceberg straight ahead, roberta! [ laughter ] >> ides stop and stare, too! it's gorgeous. >> my name is rose and i have a story for you. >> oh, my, yes. >> that's titanic coming through. >> i'm king of the world! >>> good morning, let's get to it. it's ou

they are meeting at mr trump's resort in palm beach in florida and ina resort in palm beach in floridant we'll get the view of our china editor, carrie gracie, on the meeting. first, jon sopel. president trump and the first lady arrived in florida for what promises to be the most important meeting of his presidency. president xi arrived, two superpowers with different missions. we are getting ripped by china. we can't allow china to rate our country. travel down the coast from here to the port of miami and you can see what the president is talking about. far more goods are coming in from china than american products going the other way. it's a massive imbalance and the president has threatened to introduce tariffs, which could spark a trade war. but the local mayor said that must be avoided. the president would like to see more of the balancing exports and imports but i don't think we are going to get into a trading war with china. it would not be good for the united states or china. and the picture is more complex than the campaign rhetoric. take apple's iphones, an american company t

ocean beach 66, mid 70s in santa cruz. have changes for the look ahead involving cooler weather and gusty winds coming

some homeowners in deal like the idea of restricting beach parking. >> it became the free beach. it brought too many different -- too many different -- too many different variables coming here at same time. >> opponent of the ordinance say it gyp fringes on the public -- infringes on the public's right to access free beaches. >>> septa's cracking down on panhandling on the broad street and market frankfurt lines. the transit authority is reacting to a steady stream of complaints from riders about panhandlers moving from car to car asking for money. they're adding more plain clothes officers on trains to discourage the panhandling. >>> quarter of 5:00 on this wednesday morning. let's get a look at 95 as you make your way to work. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington's got that. jess? >>> watching 95, guys. our cameras around cottman avenue. no problems reported now. roads are almost empty, you see everything looks great, though, this is the southbound side. drive time from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. if you're moving toward center city, it will take