neda has the beach behind you! >>> at the beaches i'm watching the live camera at ocean beach and you can see the rip currents forming as you see these waves crashing against each other. not many people are in the water. at least a beach hazard statement along the coast all the beaches dealing with larger swells 10 to 12 feet up to 20 feet. sneaker waves, rip currents, all possible. so if you plan to hit the waves, please know only pros should be surfing. hi-def doppler there's still a bit of moisture out there. definitely to the north of us but also right now, noticing some areas where some rain is falling. here in richmond a little rain coming through along 580 right there heading towards berkeley. so you will probably see that here soon and then through the south bay just south of los

the community within south beach marine apartments is amazing. it has been like a second family for my children. they see maria and they love them, they're like additional family. so it's really nice to have an apartment complex like that within san francisco that has such a good community feel. so approving the 1140 harrison project will be essential to maintain that community in south beach, so i'm in favor to support the project. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president and members of the planning commission. thank you for allowing me to speak today. i'm a union carpenter and live in san francisco, speaking in support of the 1140 harrison street project. this project will allow carpenter like myself to continue to live in the city of san francisco and continue my career moving toward retirement which is very important to me. it will help me provide the necessary -- with the necessary income to provide for my family. i strongly support this. i'm in complete support of this development and ask that you move forward

there are extra safety warnings being issued to beach—goers. warnings being issued to beach-goers.s behind you, matt! while the sun was out, i guess the water is still pretty cold. i wasjust about to do a flip, actually, before we did this, maybe later! yeah, the sea is very cold, and despite getting up to the mid 205, that is the concern for the rnli. they talked about people going into the water and getting shocked, and they say it can be very quick to go from enjoying your day to really being in trouble, and they issued a lot of advice today when i spoke to them, saying, if you go to the beach, be prepared. they are not trying to ruin yourfun, but go to a beach which is monitored by lifeguards, plan in advance, look after each other, and also keep an eye out for those red and yellow flags. if you swim but we knows, that is what the lifeguards are taking care of. so the messages be prepared, have fun, keep safe. enjoy the rest of your evening, thank you. it has turned into a sparkling spring day for many, i say spring, but it feels more like summer, and the warmth that has develo

sky 7 was above one of the beaches. ocean beach. the national weather service warns there could be waves as high as 20 feet accompanied by rip current both of which could be life threatenings. forecast he is remind us never turn your back on the ocean let's look at live people on the beach in santa cruz under a beach hazard statement. let's get over to sandhya patel with more. sandhya. >>> there is good reason why it's under a beach hazard statement. let's look at live doppler 7. you notice right now skies are clear. the beach hazard is until 7:00 p.m. ton. breakers up to 20 feet. strong rip current. and sneaker waves are possible. current wave heights 10 to 14 feet. watch out. weather across the bay area is glories. you will notice the rufrpts it temperatures in the 60s and 70s. warmer than where we were and noticeably warmer than yesterday. that warming trendsant continue but wet weather in the forecast for the upcoming weekend. i'll look at the time line coming up. >> thanks so much. >>> six months after the fires one north bay s

citizens are not able to enjoy their beaches i can go for a swim in my beach in mumbai and what do you expect that this fagen from the lawmakers in the governance model you know and i firmly believe it's more these individuals who are littering are responsible and i i speak purely from my experience you know i've picked up forty million cases of plastic from a single beach in mumbai the un has labelled this is the biggest beach cleanup time after picking up i'll tell you it's not the plastic which is the problem our empathy towards plastic has got us where we have every person litters must own up this is because of the loss of sense of belonging you feel your home is your home your car is your car your office is your office your family's of your family but when it comes to your ocean your nature it's not mine the government must take care it seems we have become so distant from our environment and things that are important to us anyone say what do you make of this latest gesture i can put it that way or thank you very much for the question here in kenya very happy. speaking from the st

, stand back away from the beach. if you see a spot where the waves aren't breaking, there may be a rip current there. that's something that may give you a head's up. never turn your back to the water. we could see sneaker waves coming up and some breakers up to 20 feet. right now our waves are about 13 feet along period swells. in santa cruz, this is the reason a lot of why people may be heading to the beach it's going to be 73 degrees and sunny. cooler on sunday as more clouds move in. let's look at you don't high temperatures today, 67 degrees in oakland and 70 in san jose. also 70 in livermore. 70 for the high in napa today and 74 in santa rosa. san francisco looking at about 64 degrees today and it will be even warmer for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes. mike gets you out the door with a look at the few problem spots. >> this one just coming in via chopper. our sky ranger is over elke m e mean noel camino real. chopper widens out you'll see two of the three lanes are blocked there at si

>>> a pompano beach parking lot is still underwater because of storms. what people will go through to try to get to the beach. >>> plus we learn about the random stabbing. >>> the weather has cleared up today after last week's storm. some parts of the bay area did not fare well after the rain. we show you video from the parking lot at stinson beach in marin county. beachgoers described this as a mini were false. water is completely covering that area. other areas in west marin were hit hard. it dried out enough to reopen today.>>> the damage from this week's storm is assessed and how beachgoers will not give up.>> reporter: henson beach was closed sunday. that did not stop people from trying to have a picnic. >> we've got soda. we have homemade stuff.>> reporter: they did not know what was waiting for them behind the gate. water covered the parking lot and picnic areas. >> it is cold. our toes are frozen.>> reporter: family and friends drove up from bay point. they were determined to have the picnic.>> we were determined to have a fun time. >> reporter:

that flooded the beach parking lot.4's charles clifford was at stinson beach friday and has more on where you can park. well, the weather was fantastic here in west marin on friday and it will probably be this weekend as well, that means thousand of people will flock here to the beach. but, things could get more crowded than usual because the main parking lot is still not fully repaired. so far, roughly half of the stinson beach parking lot is open. there was a good amount of work put into clearning the mud and debris last week, but that effort has slowed down. the central and north end of the parking lot remain closed. the beach access on the north end is completely destroyed and the national park service, which manages stinson beach hasn't given a timetable for the repairs. now, with warm weather on tap for this weekend, it could get very busy here at stinson as people head to the beach. that problem will be made worse by the lack of parking spots.

a million people visit this beach every year. and for the time being, parking for beach goers and off limits. hooer why. mud and rock and debris fill this large parking lot. it totally looks like a river and could be days before the water goes down. >> reporter: a small bob cat now tackling a very big clean up job. in the wake of a drenching storm. you have to see it to believe it. flooding has left most of the beach parking lot damaged, destroyed and unrecognizable. >> i'm saying it looks like the rushing river with the water running through the parking lot. >> it's a mess. >> a mess is right. there's mud and debris everywhere. compliments of last weeks storm. which caused tiny creek to over flow. and reroute through the picnic area. >> the amount of mud and rock. and natural material that has come out of the creek. into the parking lot is a rare event. >> check this out. the north end of the parking lot has collapsed. dropping off six feet. a water fall has been created. water now flowing out to the ocean. >> it's crazy. i have

dave mentioned this, i will detail it for you here, all of our beaches northwest facing beaches from morin to monterey for today, be prepared if you are going out. we do have large breakers expected. rip currents and large shore breakers making for hazardous conditions for the beaches. if you enjoy getting out, be aware. 41 degrees to start your morning in half moon bay. a chilly one there. 44 in san francisco. low 40s in napa. walnut creek 41. 40 in livermore and san jose is 47. for the second part of the morning and early afternoon a nice rebound expected. by 8:00 already in 50s for santa rosa. for the lunch hour upper 60s in the forecast and topping out in the low 70s today and warmer for your bay area saturday. a look around the region, starting in the south bay today, 72 degrees at morgan hill, the east bay is 71 and north bay 68 expected at san rafael. 64 in san francisco. upper 60s for the east bay shore of oakland. here is a look at the extended forecast into the bay area weekend. take a look at that. a nice jump into saturday with temperatures ranging from the low to mid 70s

. >>> this beach finally saw the sun. beachgoers quickly found out powerful spring storms caused major damage to the popular beach. >> reporter: stinson beach was technically closed sunday, but that did not stop people from trying to have a picnic. >> we have some whatever this is, we have to try to stay healthy. we have soda. we have all homemade stuff. we are not from here. >> reporter: they did not know what was waiting for them beyond the gates. water completely covered the parking lot and picnic areas. >> it is cold out here. our toes are frozen. >> reporter: the family and friends drove up from bay pointe and were determined to have the picnic. >> they were determined to have a fun time, but it is a little more than fun, i guess you can say. >> it is different. >> getting to the actual beach on foot is not easy. >> reporter: we found plenty of people willing to do it. the north parking lot collapsed. determined beachgoers had to climb down what they were calling a little niagara falls to access the beach. regardless

it has to do with a stairwell that led to the beach. the owners of 1001 and 101 apartment s built the stairwell poorly which is why it collapsed in 2016 during storms. while reconstructing the stairwell, crews blocked access to the public beach. >>> happening now, dangerous surf along our coastline. the weather might be heating up this weekend but those waves are expected to be treacherous. >> heed the warnings, san francisco fire department warning everyone planning to head to the beach, don't turn your back on the waves. pete suratos is live at one of the most dangerous beaches in the country when it comes to sneaker waves. what do people need to look out for, pete? >> reporter: good morning to you. those sneaker waves can sneak up on you jumping over rocks and getties and that's why the ocean beach is one of the most dangerous beaches in froblly all of the nation and why you see these signs out here that say be careful of the rip currents, especially as we'll see more and more head to the beach as the weather gets better. i want to j

the powerful storm two weeks ago flooded the beach parking lot.ll, the weather was fantastic here in west marin on friday and it will probably be this weekend as well, that means thousand of people will flock here to the beach. but, things could get more crowded than usual because the main parking lot is still not fully repaired. so far, roughly half of the stinson beach parking lot is open. there was a good amount of work put into clearning the mud and debris last week, but that effort has slowed down. the central and north end of the parking lot remain closed. the beach access on the north end is completely destroyed and the national park service, which manages stinson beach hasn't given a timetable for the repairs. now, with warm weather on tap for this weekend, it could get very busy here at stinson as people head to the beach. that problem will be made worse by the lack of parking spots.

if you're walking on the beach, be careful, the beach hazard statement is in effect until about 7:00ng to impact the northwest-facing beaches. there could be rip currents and large shore break. of course, the surfers know what they're doing and they're enjoying the big waves, but the advice from everyone is do not turn your back to the ocean. live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> good advice, matt. thank you. >>> six months after the north bay wildfires and communities are starting to rise from the ashes. coffee park in santa rosa was one of the hardest hit areas. it looked like a war zone after the fires. at least four people died and home after home burned to the ground. the signs of recovery are now everywhere with dozens of homes under construction and more than 30 others with the permits to begin construction. in fact, some of those who lost everything all leaving the area. there's a lot of people that do plan on staying. >> it's still your home, and it's just part of you. >> it's hard, but we have a lot of powerful friendships. we've been through a lot of life togethe

one that flooded the beach parking lot. kron 4's charles clifford was at stinson beach friday and has more on where you can now park. well, the weather was fantastic here in west marin on friday and it will probably be this weekend as well, that means thousand of people will flock here to the beach. but, things could get more crowded than usual because the main parking lot is still not fully repaired. so far, roughly half of the stinson beach parking lot is open. there was a good amount of work put into clearning the mud and debris last week, but that effort has slowed down. the central and north end of the parking lot remain closed. the beach access on the north end is completely destroyed and the national park service, which manages stinson beach hasn't given a timetable for the repairs. now, with warm weather on tap for this weekend, it could get very busy here at stinson as people head to the beach. that problem will be made worse by the lack of parking spots.

we didn't think we could get to the beach. but we did, we found a way. >> reporter: official word from golden gate national park service is that both stinson and mural woods are closed to the public because of the storm damage. people here at stinson beach are definitely not steering clear of this place. >> we're going to have an adventure. we decided to have it no matter what. so we had to cross the river into the beach. >> reporter: at nearby parkside, the damage is adding up. the market and snack bar are closed because of it, but the cafe is still open. the last time water rushed in like this was 36 years ago. at stinson beach, lisa aminute gulezian, abc 7 news. >> reporter: the atmospheric river lived up to its name. the ground so saturated, it caused this 50-foot tree to fall onto bigelow avenue at 6:00 a.m. got your attention? association it w . >> oh, it was huge. >> having experienced the north bay fires, we were quite alarmed. we called 911. we thought we saw what could be a spark. >> reporter: pg&e crews removed dang

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(vicki) good news for fans of stinson beach. the national park service announced today that the parking lot has been partly re- opened. flood waters from last weekend's big storm badly damaged the parking lot at the popular marin beach, closing it down for most of the week. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight at stinson beach with an update. charles. . . natsnearly a week after the parking lot here at stinson beach was flooded by heavy rains, water is sill running through the lot. nats but after a week of clearing mud, rocks and debris, the national park service announced on friday that the southern and central parts of the parking lot are now open. the northern portion. . which was badly damaged by the storm and remains unstable and is closed indefinetly. that includes the bathroom on the northern end and many of the picnic spots spread out through the parking lot.sot i've never seen anything like this growing up out here. regular vistors to stinson beach, like natie tillotson, still can't believe how bad the damag

the palm beach schools. something that we actually now do quite a lot of. but it's something that you also might want to think about if you're not doing already and that is leaning on each other's expertise to bolster and strengthen your own safety and security systems. so with that, i will yield the floor to my colleague from the school resource officer, and happy to answer any questions. >> okay. please. >> first of all, thank you, mayor benjamin, for allowing me to be here. this is my first time to be here with you. i know nasero has been here with few you've for quite some time i've heard community policing several times. i've also heard we don't want schools like prisons. i've heard that too. and i've often said sometimes when you get me at a place like this, you get very passionate about school policing or school safety and the safety of children and the safety of staff. i was in a former life a teacher. so i came out of college, and i was a middle school teacher for eight years before i moved to law e

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i was on this beach seven months ago. this beach was a boat graveyard.s to hundreds of volunteers and a whole lot of love, it's almost back to normal. the secret? volunteer organizations and foundations swooping this to provide critical relief and supplies. >> i think we all just wanted to help out and give more than just money. >> reporter: all hands and hearts is made up of hundreds of volunteers lending a hand to an island in need. one of the most striking things my crew and i noticed, the love and gratitude from the residents to the hundreds of volunteers. >> it was just amazing. we would not be where we are today because we needed people like you. >> reporter: the tourists are back and enjoying the beautiful beaches, ska scenery and people of the virgin islands. what's the secret to recovery? >> have love in your heart. as long as you got love and god in your heart, everything is possible. >> reporter: stephanie ruhle, u.s. virgin islands. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" on a saturday night. tomorrow, we'll introduce you to a celebrity chef trying to

we have more from stenson beach to let visitors know what they should expect. >> the beach is open buthe entrance is blocked. you can see the barriers at the entrance to the parking lot. the entire structure collapsed. there is a creek that runs under it but that creek flooded friday night. that's what caused the entire structure to come down. we do want to show you some video of what's left of the north parking lot. you can see where the asphalt is normally marked for parking. then you see the cliff. it's been eroding for quite sometime. the fire chief says they lost 150 feet of asphalt. if you can make it here just like we did, you are welcome to come and surf. of course it will be a clear sunny day. the park is accessible but it will technically be closed because the parking lot and another one are not accessible. >> a major repair. we are looking at sometime before we get back to normal. >> days? >> maybe weeks or even months. >> reporter: they have a lot of work to do to try to fix the parking structure. road crews along the highway that leads to stenson have had their hands full.

beach, turning south on the beach road. now i have taking you up north. is one of the villages in the northernmost part of the strip. it's actually not a village, it's a town. imagine the click clacking of the horses, the laughter of the .hildren, the motorcycles this was taken as school let out on that particular day. now, we are at the northernmost the pointaching passed at which we can't go. looking northeast at israel. when the taxi driver felt it was no longer safe to proceed. we have moved over west and this is a view to one of the wastewater treatment plants. finishing up looking again north, down to the strawberry fields where we were treated with a handful of just picked strawberries. now, we have moved to another camp entering from the west. this is the largest of the refugee camps now totaling over 100,000 people. this is entry into the camp from another direction. we are up atder, the very northern part of the strip now, north of gaza city itself. these are a series of slides to remind you, just capturing snippets that i thought relevant . now

news for people who want to enjoy stinson beach.y reopned. flood waters from last weekend's big storm badly damaged the parking lot at the popular marin county beach. kron 4's charles clifford shows us the progress being made to rebuild the natsnearly a week natsnearly a week after the parking lot here at stinson beach was flooded by heavy rains, water is sill running through the lot. nats but after a week of clearing mud, rocks and debris, the national park service announced on friday that the southern and central parts of the parking lot are now open. the northern portion. . which was badly damaged by the storm and remains unstable and is closed indefinetly. that includes the bathroom on the northern end and many of the picnic spots spread out through the parking lot.sot i've never seen anything like this growing up out here. regular vistors to stinson beach, like natie tillotson, still can't believe how bad the damage is .soti was told the parking lot wouldn't open for a couple years but it's a little bit open now. so hopefully,

one guest at the nbc bay area booth will be the executive chef at the ka'anapali beach hotel in maui, known as chef tom. we talk to him about his career, hawaii regional cuisine, and how you might be able to experience it all for yourself. that's right, a vacation giveaway as part of our festival activities. then, chef tom will give us a demonstration on making poke here in our studio. and we wrap up with our traditional artistic cultural performance with the genyukai berkeley playing okinawan music using the fascinating three-stringed instrument, the sanshin, a nice soundtrack for our show today. well, i have been going with my family to the cherry blossom festival for as long as i can remember as a young boy and now with my own children. only now, i'm much more appreciative of how important the event is for the appreciation of cultural heritage, history, and sense of community. joining me now is the 2017 northern california cherry blossom festival queen, jacquelyn chew. she and her court have spent the past year serving the community at events here, around the state, and japan. also

over the beach, 62.e day tomorrow, 65 and at clear lake, 65 degrees, in the extended forecast, the pressure is up, the heat is on. well, such as it is. the temperatures in the middle 70s on wednesday. next weekend, saturday and sunday, making the beach plans now. make your plans now, temperatures in the 80s inland, that is next weekend. bundle up tomorrow, warm by the week. juliet? >> a good head's up. message that one leader was trying to get across with this gross video of a rat. >>> strength in numbers. it is not just the warriors motto. a tony award winners message to his hometown crowd is getting all of oakland fired up tonight. >>> coming up next, guy -- giant can they get it. then, lpga, and in studio, following the nfl draft, simply put the offense is upgraded, do the 49ers do enough defensively in this round? >> they did enough. they have jimmy, why do you plead a defense? >> all right. we will break down the draft coming up next on "gameday" city's trash problem. noel gallo posted this video on

the beaches will be in the low 60s and upper 50s, normal for a lot of the beaches. there is a swell is in the northeast, in humboldt county area. what we are watching is this low. it is contributing to our temperatures starting to cool off. the ridge of high pressure that was attacking things over the weekend and kept things warm is weakening. this is going to start to enter our area. when it does, it will bring us a slim chance of rain for the north bay. for now, we will notice today, tomorrow, the same story. we will wake up to low clouds along the coastline and then things will burn off. here we are tonight with clouds returning for most of us. we will wake up to a foggy start tomorrow and a lot of that will burn off by the lunch hour or so. pretty much mostly sunny afternoons for most of us. friday, saturday, that's when the low will really reach the west coast. that's when we get the chance of weekend showers through sunday. we will continue to see the chance of rain drops but it will be pretty minimal. not heavy rainfall by any means. it will drop the temperat

-- at the beaches. we are seeing the breeze pick up and that's what you will notice throughout the day. temperatures are not too bad this morning. here is a look at san francisco. there is high cloud coverage and visibility is doing all right. oakland is 50 degrees and that is normal. san jose is at 49. the morning temperatures are where they should be. this afternoon, temperatures will be below average. calm conditions in mountain view. downtown san francisco, 16 mile per hour winds. half moon bay also feeling the breeze out of the northwest. there is a trough to the north of us. that might bring us a slight chance for shower activity. most of us will notice cooler and windy along the coastline. let's look at the visibility, we are looking at cloud coverage out there. half moon down to 7 but the rest of the bay is looking clear for the fog. that will not be an issue today. a lot of the cloud coverage will break apart this afternoon and you will see some sun. there will be a mix out there. a slight chan

dangerous conditions are possible at some of the beaches. the alert will continue through 7:00 tonight. also breaker waves could be 20 feet high. if you go to the beach today, remember, never turn your back to the ocean. >>> in the meantime a fine of $1.4 million was imposed by the california coastal commission to the owner of a pacifica apartment complex for unauthorized construction and blocking access to a public beach, the biggest penalty in northern california in the history of the agency. the stairway ting pacific manor beach collapsed in 2016 because of erosion and lack of maintenance on the part of the owners. along with the fine the owners have to repair the damage and perform erosion controls. >>> there is another effort under way to split up california, this time into three states. oregoners of a pe drive to -- organizers say they have gathered more than 600,000 signatures of support, and if verified it is more than enough to put the initiative on the ballot. it is backed by silicon billionaire and venture capitalist tim draper. h

this is what's left of the north parking lot at stinson beach. we can see where the asphalt is marked for parking spaces and then suddenly falls off a cliff. locals say it has been eroding for some time. >> before it was just a little stream here and now it looks like a mini niagara falls. >> it got eroded last night with all the rain that fell. we lost about 150 feet of asphalt. >> reporter: the fire chief says if you can make it to the town, you're welcome to come and surf and enjoy the beach. he says although the park is accessible, it will technically be closed because this parking lot and another one have major storm damage. >> this is going to be a major repair. we're looking at sometime before we get back to normal. >> maybe days? >> maybe weeks or even months. >> reporter: road crews along the panoramic highway that leads to the beach have had their hands full, clearing out and shoring up small rock slides. the road is open to traffic. as for the muir woods nearby, a small mud slide is partially blocking one of the roadways and we're told

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citizens are not able to enjoy their beaches i can go for a swim in my beach in mumbai and what do you expect that this fagen from the lawmakers in the governance model you know and i firmly believe it's more these individuals who are littering are responsible and i i speak purely from my experience you know i've picked up forty million cases of plastic from a single beach in mumbai us label this is the biggest beach cleanup and i after picking up i'll tell you it's not the plastic which is the problem our empathy towards plastic has got us where we have every person looters must own up this is because of the loss of sense of belonging you feel your home is your home your car is your car your office is your office your family's of your family but when it comes to your ocean your nature it's not mine the government must take care it seems we have become so distant from our environment and things that are important to us anyone say what do you make of this latest gesture i can put it that way. thank you very much for that question here in kenya very happy. speaking from the standpoint of

at the beach and it's important to remove that but most of what is in the ocean.s of 70% of the global ocean and so terms of 70% of the global ocean and so it's very tricky to do that. some of the plastic floats and people are trying to look at techniques to remove that. but it has got into all parts of the ocean. the interesting thing is that we can actually change things by stopping as much going back in. more plastic is being generated now that has been generated now that has been generated and so we don't want to keep adding to that so the first thing to do is think about how we can tackle it. i understand that absolutely. go back to the plastic in the ocean already fell, who would be responsible for dealing with that? well i think it needs to be a concern efforts s0 that? well i think it needs to be a concern efforts so the good thing about the commonwealth meeting at the moment was this kind of trying to get a commitment from all commonwealth countries to help address it. and if you think about the fact that commonwealth makes about a third of the global pop

we will finish off by doing it up the beach. by doing it up the beach.rian city of douma on saturday. paedophile hunters, a bbc investigation has found. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. a lovely rainbow. a rainbow indeed. a lot of cloud around and some rain to start the day. to start the day. through the day, it will push northwards. it will push northwards. southern areas, we will see our old friend, the son. friend, the son. whether funds which are both pushing northwards. northwards. all rotating around an area of low pressure. area of low pressure. these are rain bearing fronts. bearing fronts. the isobars are quite squeezed. quite squeezed. breezy across the coast of scotland and england. coast of scotland and england. moving northwards through the course of the night. of the night. one of two showers across northern ireland. across northern ireland. continue across that process with the rain continuing to move north. the rain continuing to move north. it's beautiful but it's chilly across scotland. across scotland. the cloud will

mihm beach is the saying mim beach is a city which has a ninety five percent population of syrian arabs so what we want is for because the p.k. k p y d y p g invaded made beach with the presidents of fighting day or isis as you call it and what they did was later on the americans said we will withdraw the kurds from there and the rightful owners which are the syrian arabs can stay there but the the americans did not keep their promise with the americans we say you don't want to leave this place ok don't leave this place but if you want the kurds are not going to be there or else we will also have to intervene had members to clear the kurds out of the city so the americans have a choice either they pushed the kurds out and we are offering them another solution say why didn't we secured them which together take. american troops against possible day she returned to the area already interviewed so what he's saying is very straightforward we don't want the p.k. k p y d y p g codes there we want them to leave the city we want the city to be run by the syrian arabs who are the rightful owners

you can go to the beach tomorrow.r jackets ready on thursday. >> all right, thank you, frances. >>> the massive effort to complete san francisco's central subway has just reached a major milestone. a handful of reporters toured the underground cave that's soon to become the chinatown central subway station. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a look at what's taking shape. >> reporter: you see that orange box dangling from a crane? that's where we're going. down we go into the massive hole that's been taking shape more than 100 feet below san francisco's chinatown. if it looks like a mine shaft, that's for good reason. >> what we're going to do is head right down there. >> reporter: the contractors say this is the first transit station in the country built by mining underground rather than digging an open hole, then covering it up. >> because we want to protect the street above and all the environment around it. >> reporter: this is what they call the platform cavern. it is 54 feet wide and 42 feet high. mayor mark

michael gates, huntington beach, a california city attorney. growing issue completely separate from what the department of justice wants to do. meantime, we are looking at the president now returning to joint base andrews from his west virginia trip. he was well-received there, in a state that he won by the biggest margin of any across the country. he was sending a message to all, tax cuts are working, the trade thing will work out and joe manchin has to find work. don't vote for him. after this. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor i

if your plans take you to the beach today, i want to show you this view of ocean beach.ve a beach hazard statement in effect right now so the swells will be higher than normal, 10 to 12 feet up to 20 feet possible. sneaker waves are likely so if you don't go in the water, if you are walking near it keep that in mind. rip turns the from monterey to the northern coastline. warmer weather today but systems in the gulf of alaska churning up the ocean, as well. so that's what's sending those swells from the north- northwest direction. for the next day and tomorrow, that's what we'll notice. high pressure will be our story but then things will change on sunday. the low that brought us cooler air and rain is moving east bringing snow. what we are going to see is as that system up in the gulf of alaska dips south we'll start to get some rain. it's going to be here sunday late afternoon. rain monday. temperatures dropping a lot. so the rain totals right now we'll get up to a half inch. this is another cold system, low elevation snowfall down to 3,000 feet expected. we could get a

now, we are at the beach and turning south on the beach rig right. now i've taken you up north to the villages in the northernmost part of the strip. imagine the clip clapping of the horses, the laughter of the children, the motorcycles. this was taken when school let out on that particular day. now we are at the northernmost part approaching the point past which we cannot go. we are looking northeast at israel and will stop when the taxi driver felt it was no longer safe to proceed. we've looked over west, this is a view to a wastewater treatment plant. and were finishing up looking north to the strawberry fields where we were treated with a handful of strawberries. we have moved to the camp entering from the west. this is the largest of the eight refugee camps. probably well over a hundred thousand people. this is entry from another direction. as a reminder were at the very northern part of the strip north of gaza city itself. these are a series of slices to remind you that we are just capturing a set up relevant. we've moved south again and this i

to the game...okc visited south beach to take on the miami heat...y on...but the thunder would rumble... russel westbrook chasing down another triple double average on the season....scorin it's the 2nd time with the brow.. the pelicans have made it to the pelicans have first round...the dubs in the spot...to face ### the oklahoma city just clinched a tonight...makin chance the face them in the first round... to the game...okc visited south beach to take on the miami heat... miami hot early on...but the thunder would rumble... russel westbrook chasing down another triple average on the g 23 points rebounds and 13 assist... his 25th triple season... he still needs 16 more boards triple double average.. paul george also had a great shooting night...he put up a game high 27 points... 115-93 o-k-c locks up a playoff spot... the thunder will host the memphis grizzlies in oklahoma city thursday to end the season.... okc is currently sixth in the western conferance...meaning they would have to fall to the seventh spot...to face the dubs in the first round...

and our joe vasicek has coverage of the damage at the beach. >> reporter: stinson beach is harder to get to today because of the road conditions and because of a parking lot collapse last night. this is what is left of the north parking lot at sten son beach. you can see where it is marked for parking spaces and then falls off of a clip. locals say it has been happening for some time. >> before it was just a little stream here and now it looks like a niagara falls. >> they have got a road, and we lost about 150 feet of asphalt here. >> reporter: the fire chief says if you can make it to the town, you are welcome to come and enjoy the beach. he says 2459 park is technically closed because this parking lot and another one have storm damage. >> we are looking at some time before we get back to normal. >> reporter: maybe days? >> maybe weeks or months. >> reporter: red crews have- -road crews have had their hands full. the road is open to traffic. as for the woods near by, this park is closed, a small mud slide is partially blocking a roadway. the national park service says that this for

and after that refreshing dive we're off to the beach that's where we met coston a clergyman from old and book in germany for years he's been tackling the dwindling number of church go as with a rather unique approach he's phrases his own mobile church and jokingly says he works for god's foreign office the pop up preacher travels all across germany and when he's not busy delivering some things he certainly knows how to enjoy himself. carsten hokum of the traveling pastor from northern germany takes to be scored whenever he can. either it's brilliant there's nobody on the water or not much wind but this is wonderful it's a drag. being out on the water with our maker and you can switch off and really take things to the limits it's awesome to have. welcome is just as unconventional as his house of god is that what you do so. portable and inflatable it's a kind of bouncy church. that isn't in courts you have to take care that the cross is blown up properly i'm standing tall because it's on and off she goes custom welcome my tours mainly northern germany with his itinerant church hitting

west palm beach, florida, james from belton, texas, good morning. morning.ood my comment on daca is, yes, we issue.o address that however, i'm concerned about immigration. doing about the countries that these people are from?ng what is our state department doing about that and trying to home and notlks at come to the united states? and i mean, if we can address issue, we would stop the flow of immigrants coming into the united states. my comment and that's all i have to say. host: we'll leave it at that. you get the last word. on this monday edition of "washington journal," thanks for being with us. full list of coverage on our website at c-span.org, including t.v. on c-span2 and american history t.v. on c-span3. the house and senate in recess for one more week, back next week. thousands nt hosting of children for the annual easter egg roll. here on e you being monday. 1:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. coming up tonight, wells fargo following the twitty 17 scandal. he comments on the -- here he comments. >> sony business people who are wondering the