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beach's annual list, the best beaches in the u.s. are beach walker park, that is in south carolina. that ranked number 10 followed by beaches in california, north carolina, florida, new york, and massachusetts. number one on the list was hawaii's kapalua bay beach. a lot of people hitting that up. >> they are this weekend. still ahead a verdict in the business battle between two tech giants plus a major vote happening in ireland on an issue that's divided the emerald isle for decades. nobody ever does it and yet it happens. i didn't do it and of course it's the really tough stains that nobody ever does ready? really? i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxtoleang power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now we can undo all the tough stains that nobody did dad? i didn't do it huh, he didn't do it introducing new tide ultra oxi; it's got to be tide take an extra $10 off when you spend $25 or more! get swimwear for the family, starting at $15.99! flip flops - just $9.99 beach towels - $14.99! and this weekend you'll get $5 kohl's cash for every $25 spent! kohl's!

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

starting last november here at ocean beach, crews began moving sand from the north side of the beachthe south side. people here have seen the beach disappear over the past 50 years. >> this went out another 20, 30 feet. it was a gradual slope. there was a beach out here all the way along here. we used to hang out on here. >> reporter: you can see where there was once a cliff. they are now trying to keep erosion from getting too close to a treatment plant and piping. so the public hearing is going on at the county administration building in santa rosa at 9 a.m. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:32. so is it going to be warm enough to go to the beach today? >> not today. it's going to be cool by the coast. we have west winds. but this weekend saturday should be nice. it's warming up even at the beaches because we are going to get a whole shift in our wind direction and that's going to make all the difference. so we are starting our warming trends today for many inland areas. especially across the north bay. that's where you'll notice temperatures will be a few

and the pristine beaches of mine in thailand were made famous by the hollywood movie the beach now tired of parties banning visitors often masters of takes on the beauty spot. we start with some breaking news from the world of sports riyadh madrid cote citizens of don has announced he's stepping down the announcement has taken a footballer by complete surprise this comes just days after. their third. champions league title the frenchman who was the first coach to achieve that feat but only finished third in the spanish league. he told a press conference that it was his own decision and club president florentine of perez has said it came as a complete surprise to him. three one laughed fastidious chap in. the montessori litany of drawing mock. sports desk welcome are a complete bombshell in the world of football i was surprised as i have yes it's come out of the blue i mean if they'd lost that game on saturday there was a risk he would have been sacked because they only finished third in the in the spanish league fantino perez is well known for being a real tough taskmaster but he wanted

intend to complain to clean up the beach and get. some plants have an interview some other regions can spread like wildfire in their new habitat globalization has transported these invasive plants around the world some of them thrive in the early environment and sometimes they wreak havoc with very negative consequences fatsis. or what has custody of the local flora in capetown south africa with its unique biodiversity alien grounds are invading the area in and around the city they governmentally leisure to work for water has devise an idea to make use of some of these invasive plants for the good of the citizens as corsi. they look beautiful. obvious trees are major problem for south africa. and that's why they have to be felt. for my look like wanton destruction is in fact helping indigenous flora. alien invasion trees like eucalyptus from australia wreck havoc on the eco system explains evil masters they have no natural enemies here so they grow rapidly very quickly and what especially as eucalyptus is that you see behind me as we

the beach. banishing visits as often as tourism has taken a toll on the beauty spot. ukraine is justifying it staged assassination of a journalist saying the operation planned by the security forces had saved his life here's what happened on tuesday a prominent anti kremlin journalist. was reported to have been shot dead in the you created capital kiev authorities that they moscow but bob turned up alive a day later a shock that provided was wide relief but also anger now your korean faces many questions over the elaborate set up. that from the dead. twenty four hours after he was reportedly gunned down journalist arkady chang enters a press conference held by the ukrainian intelligence service alive and well his apparent death an elaborate ruse to expose an alleged kremlin plot to kill him even his wife was in the dark i want to apologize to my wife for the hell she has gone through over the past two days let's go forgive me please but there was no other option to. release and incredulity at th

is happened at linda mar beach yesterday. they discovered them scattered all over the sand, the beach -- most of them have dried out and beachgoers say they have seen more jellyfish in the water recently. >> it is strange and a little bit scary. but i can -- touched a bunch of them and they didn't bother me. >> this is the first time they have watched up in the bay area, they washed up onto san francisco's ocean beach in 2010 and 2004. >> watch where you are stepping if you are on the beach. a good day to go. >> it didn't sound like they were hurting people. >>> we want to show you a live look at pacifica, this is showing plenty of people in the water. people can't get enough of that. if you are lucky enough to go today, that is where you will feel the cooler air, westwind picking up. it doesn't look like there are that many surfers but people dipping their feet in the water to try to cool down. the inland areas will feel warm today, this is our tower camera showing west conditions, earlier this morning we got more of the low

it is for the annual kids adopt a beach cleanup.we are shown that the students are inspired to protect the environment. >> reporter: if it is true that many hands make polite work, ocean beach should have been a breeze. but when you're talking about kids, there could be distractions. about 600 elementary school students and adult volunteers joined for this 25th annual beach cleanup. today's theme was making waves. organizer say getting messages to kids early can have a lasting affect. >> they are connected to this environment. if the beach is not clean it'll affect the animals around it and in the ocean. >> reporter: the kids fanned out looking for trash and logging everything they found. shards from a broken bottle counted as individual items. and you could not always trust what was being reported. you did not find a dead sea lion. anthony bonilla tried but did not find much. just one tiny piece from a wrapper. he seemed to understand. >> there's only like a few pieces of garbage. >> reporter: when it was time to go, the pile of tr

they walked on the beach almost daily collecting and separating plastic rubbish a huge project for the sixty one year old who took care of the fundraising and organization i adjusted and we had just come in and we adjusted my figures because sometimes you came we came to the bit of a stretch of beach where there was a lot of progress and you would only do fifty meters in a day there was a point where it was so so funny to play there were so so much rubbish and so much for my classmates that you actually started to pull out the big pieces and then break and separate and you get michael plastic because you want to take over the last beach altogether they collected thirty three tons of plastic and it's not only local and west a lot comes from the sea most of the garbage was brought to our a second company on the mainland but some of it was kept for an exhibition on plastic pollution in mammal town. long time activists for most should he was part of the clean up from the beginning. to his organization lamplight focuses on tuttle and mongrel protection so plastic pollution is a big issue fo

the beach. they are forming a whale image on the sand and it looks pretty good. a few minutes ago it was not complete. >> how do they do that. >> he's coming out of the water. let's do our wave good bye. >> that's all the time we have. >> have a good day, everyone. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. ♪ >> wyatt: i'm out of here. >> bill: not until you listen. >> wyatt: i did plenty of that! i listened to you when you told me that you and steffy were still involved! i believed your whole fake setup you had in this office. i believed it so much, i did exactly what you wanted me to do -- to go to liam and tell him and shatter his life with another lie, and for what? like, you and steffy aren't even together. she wants nothing to do with you. >> bill: don't be so sure. >> wyatt: oh, i know what you want to tell yourself,

the pristine beaches in thailand were made famous by the hollywood beach now tied a ton of visits to mass tourism has taken a toll on the beauty spot. we start with some drinking news from the want of sport madrid goat village in saddam has announced he is stepping down. just taken the world of football by surprise this comes as days after that in the lead reality deferred convective champions league title the french one that was the first goal to achieve that feat. only finished in the spanish me he told a press conference that it was his own decision and the club president frontino said it as a complete surprise for him. three one. champions league final. for montessori let me draw in mock. sports death welcome are a complete bombshell in the world of football i was surprised yes it's come out of the blue i mean if they'd lost that game on saturday there was a risk he would have been sacked because they only finished in the spanish league is well known for being a real tough taskmaster but he won it amazing achievement and it will fall well you can just go on from here but he's obv

in miami beach specifically, officials there are pretty emphatic saying that that platform more thanther causes the biggest issues. >> i watched the longer version of that package. i encourage everybody to do that that's great one of the allegations airbnb makes is that the hotel industry is beyond this sort of response from communities like miami beach and their reticence to talk to airbnb and the like. what did you find in your investigation? >> that's been a discussion and a debate that's been playing out in the last couple of years. there have been reports on both sides. chris lehane did tell me he thinks miami beach hasn't, qu e quote, had a serious desire to want to engage with airbnb on resolving the issue. based on what has come out that the city is effectively working with the hotel industry. we got a response from the hotel industry american hotel and lodging association did not mince words either airbnb has opted to deploy a massive destruction campaign of dirty tactics, deceptive messaging and personal attacks against anyone who raises a concern. the bottom line is that h

on the morning of the beach clean-up, we also hosted the pilot launch, sorry, hosted a beach clean-up. you can see both supervisors holding the butt full of butts, totally full, this butt holds about 9,000 cigarette butts, and it just, once again, shows, these were collected in about an hour, and how nasty the pieces of trash really are. so, our partners on the project include both the supervisors sandra three fewer, katy tang, san francisco public works and additional collaborators that provided a lot of conversation and some folks already working on the issue. include national park service, california coastal commission, san francisco state university, university of san francisco, department of public health, save the bay, and shark stewards. so, utilizing both surf rider and department of the environment volunteer teams, prior to the official launch, 40 cigarette butt cans like the one you see here were installed along ocean beach as well as on commercial corridors in the sunset and richmond districts. special thanks to the volunteer teams and our lead, ken, who is pictured here, f

how about the beach? going to the beach? 75 on friday. 50% chanc of showers on sunday. i think the best chance rain is sunday night into monday when most of us are sleeping. 76 degrees on sunday, 70 on monday. ma will be a little breezy at times. e a little cool. this time of year if you go to the beach long theboardwalk, take a sweat shirt. this is the d.c. forecast now. humid conditions. memorial day itself only a 30% chance of showers,aybe a thunderstorm. most of us on the dry side. n cancel any plans. it will not be a washout but do think in case you need to go inside, keep the umbrella handy. >> the best of the three days this weekend is looking like monday. >> i thi monday, yeah. >> sound good. have fun at the beach. we're n done yet,though. coming up next, the capitals tell us the key to their cup run so far. >> hey, guys. >> hey, guys. music thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into a county that badly needs it." "realistic ideas for attracting new business, extending pre-k, improving traffic." "a progres

this is lover's point beach in mission grove and all of the surrounding beaches are open but the advisory will be lifted once they see the bacteria level have dropped. >>> people hitting the roads, kicking off the summer travel season. but it could be a challenge for many families to try to keep the peace in the car. >> so some tips this morning. make sure to have some classic car games ready. i-spy is one. and these days screens are a nice back-up plan. up load movies. and experts make sure you make time for fun stops and stretching and snacks. my kids would run me up and down the sidewalk to exhaust me. and tweet us at scott mcgrew and find laura on twit at laura garcia nbc. in the meantime, are you too hot or cold at work? workplace temperature a hot topic at the water cooler. according to a new career builder survey, 46% of workers say the office is either too hot or too cold uncomfortable temperatures may have have an effect on the productivity and they say sitting in the office with the temperature wrong impacted their work and temperature issues could lead to fight and 18% have got

, places like much of south beach in these commercial zones., where it isn't and for the most part, the places where it's not allowed are residential areas and that is a similar situation in many of these other cities where you're seeing these tensions play out. >> i think your piece is a wake-up call for local authorities who really need to start cracking down. >> yeah. and i think there are -- listen, when we talked about it in this package, there are many areas where airbnb says it is working with local regulators and they are adhering to the laws and there are these regulations on the books and things are going really well and the home sharing industry is growing up but it's these other cities like miami beach or new york city >> places where people want to stay, actually >> right >> and the hotel rooms cost a lot of money >> exactly >> so each city is its own situation. >>> more on cnbc.com that was a lot of work nice job >>> the president says the nfl is doing the right thing by banning players from kneeling during the national anthem bc

crowds are packing the beach >> reporter: it took us two hours just to go 30 miles from san jose here to santa cruz. this is why, check this out, this is just one of many packed beaches here in santa cruz. >> is beautiful. >> reporter: of the sun came out for memorial day weekend. >> we are lucky, we love it. >> reporter: that means the crowds did, too. i was the traffic up there? >> pretty bad. >> reporter: he had traffic right away on highway 17. >> it was bumper-to-bumper and we were getting discouraged. >> reporter: he did not give up, but he did quit looking for parking once he got to santa cruz. >> we came up, we left the car far away and we are walking. >> it took us 10 or 15 minutes, just to get, 40 feet. >> reporter: according to aaa, more americans traveled this holiday weekend that the last 12 years. an estimated 41.5 million left their homes to enjoy the long weekend. >> it reminds me of barcelona, so may people on the beach. >> reporter: despite a little wind, people patch right next to each other in santa cruz side-by-side on the beaches. just to get a little sun after w

and you can see the wind is still bleing here on the beach. the center will weaken, but the rain is going to continue. a lot of deep tropical moisture with it. you can see it as far north as virginia. we're watching a tornado watch in nebraska and eastern colorado. the track of alberto is going to go through mississippi, the tennessee valley, bring all this deep tropical moisture with it. we have several states under flash flood watches, as far north as southern indiana could see two, three, four, five inches of rain that's really been saturated with several inches of rain. so, flooding is going to continue to be an issue. tom? >> still very much a massive rainmaker. all right, rob, thank you so much. >>> next tonight, new developments in that violent beach arrest, caught on camera on the jersey shore. the wildwood police chief speaking out tonight, saying these viral images of a young woman getting punched in the head don't tell the whole story. we're also learning, there is a police body cam footage now under review. abc's erielle reshef pic

people crowding all along the beautiful beaches that are so fragile. here we go with this little hybrid system. subtropical storm alberto. the bulk of that moisture. the western edge, that's where we are picking up that dry air kind of eroding that western edge. water temperatures will continue to the development of the system. if you're expecting it will make it to hurricane strength it's not going to p happen. water temperatures are about 30 degrees plus or about 86 degrees fahrenheit. it sounds like good water to jump into. it looks like they will see a very strong rip current here and the rainfall is going to be the big problem with this. >> all right. i guess we have to get ready far little rain. >> okay. >>> with the gulf coast preparing for alberto it could be shut down. it doesn't go well for u.s. drivers who have seen a big jurp in gas prices. we have more now on this crude awakening. >> well, this is already shaping up to be one of the most expensive summer travel season for the 36 million people who are hitting the road according to aaa. a r

and people are already heading to the beach.ive report after the break. t.j.maxx asks, what makes your mom unique? she's pretty and nice like me. she is special. he knows me better than my husband some days. my mom likes pink. mommy loves roses. it's a surprise. you picked this out by yourself? it's a purse. i know you love purses! i do! celebrate the unique mom in your life, with values everyone will love. happy mother's day! i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein here is a live here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)offshore winds will diminish over the san francisco bay area today with onshore flow returning along the central coast. a coo

of a woman being punched by a police officer at a new jersey beach. officials say she was intoxicated and acting violent... witnesses say the officers were acting to harshly. reporter joe holden has the story... nat sounda scuffle between a 20-year-woman and police exploded on the wildwood beach saturday afternoon.video of an officer throwing punches was captured by alexis hewitt. alexis hewitt/eyewitness"the next thing we know we hear all this commotion and yelling. i woke up and realized there were officers and everybody running around so i immediately grabbed my phone, it was when i started recording."emily weinman says officers approached her asking about underage drinking she wrote a lengthy facebook post about her side of the story. she admitted having an unopened bottle of alcohol.the situation apparently devolved. weinman says she refused to identify herself.tensions now up, police, through a news release, say weinman spit on an officer and kicked another in the groin.julia cortez and hewitt had been napping when all of the sudden....julia cor

for a time — it was one of the world's most famous beaches.thousands of tourists who flock to maya bay are now threatening the coral and marine life around it. steve holden from the bbc‘s newsbeat reports. in the film, leonardo dicaprio's character richard, stumbles across paradise. in reality, it's now become an extremely busy paradise. thousands of tourists descend here on maya bay on koh phi phi every day are getting that photo to make it look like you are the only one here, well that's tricky. we came here, we didn't think it would be this busy, but it still really good, isn't it? yeah, really good. have you managed to take a photo where you're the only ones in it? no, literally that's what we're trying to do now near the long—tailed boats, it's so difficult. literally. you can see, it's so busy. most tourists only stay for couple of hours before leaving on one of the many boats that dock here. but environmentalists say that is damaging what's under the water. a decision was made earlier this year to shut maya bay from the beginning ofjune

access. >> this is a dispute over a gate that block it is entrance to beach lake.e billionaire to see why he's digging his feet in the sand, julie. >> reporter: yeah, liz, you know they closeed the gate just a couple of hours ago. it's actually open every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. it started last summer. we tracked down the tech giant to find out why he closes this road. he says he just doesn't think the county should be telling him what to do with private property. >> he's a hero to would be founders and entrepreneurs posting for photos after a start up competition in san francisco. but 30 miles south, folks have a bit of a different opinion of kashla. >> me put up the gate and started arresting surfers. >> reporter: the beach is public, the only road to get there is not. and kashla wants to keep it that way. >> it's strictly a matter of principle. >> reporter: it's the first time we've heard from kashla himself on the issue which he says is not about beach access but private property. he pointed us to this blog he wrote defending his position and criticizin

midday here at panama city beach, and the rain is coming down, the wind is kicking up. the center of alberto just 20 miles offshore, but the surf, the surge have been pounding this beach all day. the state's governor warning residents. >> be very, very, very careful out there. if you're needing to travel, just make sure you're very cautious about that. >> reporter: alberto's outer bands damaging homes outside port st. lucie. winds downing power lines, sending this trampoline airborne. tropical rains now extending all the way to the carolinas. in polk county, north carolina, two people killed, after a falling tree struck their vehicle. >> and rob marciano joins us now from panama city beach. the storm now onshore. rob, what can we expect next? >> reporter: well, tom, this storm is going to bring a whole lot of moisture across a huge swath of the u.s. look at the big picture here. we're watching the moisture even now get as far north as virginia. also going to keep an eye on a tornado watch for eastern colorado and nebraska. but the track of what's left of alberto is goin

it's been really hard to do business in north beach. we had about two years of construction on the jasper alley, columbus avenue, and that was also the staging ground for a lot of the construction, so a lot of construction equipment parked outside of my business. we are seeing a lot of empty store fronts already. and then with the st. patrick's day fire, that's a whole bunch more businesses that people aren't coming into the neighborhood. we are seeing less foot traffic. it would take the park away for a whole year, that is going to negatively affect a lot of our businesses. so i would like to ask for a postponement as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other member of the public wish to speak to the potential continuance of the item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner johnck. >> an i would move continuance. it seems like there is some overlap here and even though i agree that some of the issues don't exactly apply to our historic issue, i was unaware that the park was going to close -- even though

he owns the road that allows the only access to martin's beach, a public beach in san mateo county. but koslaw has been leading the gates to the road closed, refusing to open them. despite court rulings and lawsuits, he says his battle is not just about beach access, but he says the coastal commission doesn't have the right to tell him what to do with private property. >>> if you win, this gets out of president for coastal access statewide. does that bother you? >> reporter: absolutely bothers me. but we need the commission that works with property owners to follow the law. >> he is taking his case to the state supreme court. if he wins, the decision ultimately will affect properties up and down the entire california coast. >>> police officers in georgia are out of a job tonight after he dragged a grandmother from her car. >> calm down. no! >> police arrested 65-year-old rose campbell for disorderly conduct last friday after she refused to sign a ticket for an alleged lane change violation. >> and all of what had occurred could have been avoided. >> in his resignation letter, james

as part of that, we host three beach clean-ups every month at baker and ocean beach, and i lead the program called "hold on to your butt," what we are all here to talk about today to address the problem of cigarette butt litter. i started the san francisco part of this program in 2015, and we have been collecting butts and recycling them. all roads lead to the ocean and so we took our clean-up off the beaches and headed into nearly every neighborhood in san francisco, so we have been in the richmond, the sunset, in north beach, the mission, in the castro, my district, thank you. supervisor sheehy for your support with putting up the big cans, a big plug for that. but we bring our big clear butt around to show everybody the naked truth that cigarette butts are the number one most littered item snefr where. we have from 8 to 20 volunteers that are clean-up, and we net thousands and thousands of butts every single time. so, obviously we can't do it alone as a volunteer group and i just have to say thank you so much to the board of supervisors, to supervisor fewer and tang and all of you here f

plus, the rising rip current dangers at the beaches. >>> killed at the border. a 20-year-old woman from guatemala, shot and killed by a u.s. border patrol agent.ngers investigating. why the agency says their agent >>> ranggi to fire the flames seen for miles, shutting down a nearby bridge. a four-story tower of scrap wood igniting. >>> surprise meeting. kim jong-un and south korea's president embracing at the dmz. could this moment save the u.s. summit? >>> american freed. the utah man and his wife jailed for two years in venezuela, released. his first stop, the white house. >>> and the sudden tax spike, taking homeowners across the country by surprise. in some cases, a nearly 50% increase. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. and we begin with the state of emergency on this memorial day weekend. alberto, take a look, getting stronger. the storm picking up speed. the national park service closing some campgrounds in the gulf, evacuating tourists. residents there in manatee county loading up sandbags, preparing for torrent

trback on the sts of miami beach, it's not long before we roll up on a group of vacationers. the building has telltale signs of an illegalrental. two of the units advertised on key b have lockboxes and pads. >> do you live there? >> we do. inghow long have you been l ther >> actually we just rented with airbnb. >> are you surprised to hear it's not lal here? >> you would say when you hear thattory -- r >> reporter: to the mayor, the issue cut. >> they may work in some places but they don't work here. it's not the mom and pops we are seeing here. we're seeing commercializedor pred companies that are unying to commercialize our residential coies. >> predatory seems like a strong word. what do you mean by that? predatory. it's not about a mom and pop or grandmother wanting to i bring a college kid to make him chicken soup at night, it's peop takin very nice properties, buying them, and turning them into essentially a flophouse. >> reporter: gelber, a former prosecutor and former state lawmaker says airbnb and other home-sharing platforms must abide by the law. er he you spoken t

beach—goers are enjoying the sunshine and blue skies. the rising cost of vanilla sending a chill down the spine of ice—cream makers. a worldwide crop shortage means the extract is now more expensive than silver. and a holocaust survivor who was a child in the belsen concentration camp talks to witness. that's in half an hour , here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. in the past hour, vladimir putin has been sworn in for a fourth term as russian president, at a ceremony in moscow. the lavish inauguration ceremony was held inside the grand kremlin palace before an invited audience. mr putin has been in power, as president or prime minister, for the past 18 years. in the latest vote in march, he won an overwhelming victory after the main opposition leader was barred from standing. more than a thousand people were arrested during demonstrations against his leadership at the weekend. after being sworn in, he pledged to create a "country of possibilities" for all russians. translation: russia should be contemporary, up—to—dat

z >> then one day on the beach you found somebody for her. >> we did. one afternoon on a weekend -- she called and said what are you doing? i said i'm going to watch dave play volleyball on the beach. >> dave was linda's husband. >> i asked linda. she immediately spotted eric and said who is that? >> thern in his early 20s, was commercial commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm guess when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball, he is good-looking and in good shape. >> indeed ethe was. he was eight years younger. >> was a problem for either one of them in. >> it wasn't. peggy, when she sets her sight on something, she's going to make it happen. >> she had her own computer therapy business, and she managed the technical side of their venture, which quickly became very profitable. >> she was happily married. >> and a happy couple was also happily spending a lot of money on a german sports car. italian clothing, and a spectacular bluff-side home in newport beach. >> she lived a it is dream story. beautiful girl. good-looking guy. drive nice car

have fun today. >> a lot of us went to the beach over the weekend. can you imagine this.his is gma's first look this morning. an investigation under weigh in light of this video showing a police officer punching a young woman at a new jersey beach. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," this video of two police officers at a beach on the jersey shore wrestling a woman on the ground. one punching her in the head, under investigation this morning. beachgoers yelling, a baby crying in the background. it happened saturday afternoon in wildwood, new jersey, shocking beachgoers. the video now with more than 2 million views on twitter. the woman at the center of it identified by police as 20-year-old emily wine man from philadelphia charging her with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and minor in possession of alcohol in addition to two counts of assault on a police officer by spitting. the police chief says while he finds this video to be alarming, he does not want to rush to any judgment. we'll have the latest coming up at 7:00 a.m. wi

the beach is public. the only road to it is on khosla's private property. >> reporter: he is a hero to would-be founders and entrepreneurs, posing for photos after his keynote speech at a startup competition in san francisco. but 30 miles south, folks have a bit of a different opinion of vinod khosla. >> he put up the gate and started arresting surfers. >> reporter: the billionaire founder of sun micro was at the center of the controversy to martins beach. it's the first time we have heard from khosla on the issue, which he says is not about beach access, but private property. he pointed us to a blog he wrote defending his position and criticizing what he called unfair media coverage. >> you know, open beach access has never existed on that property ever. >> reporter: he explains a former owner allowed access to people who paid for parking. it was a business. but when khosla bought it, he says the state said he couldn't make basic business decisions, things like changing hours of operation or the $10 fee.

some twenty beach wardens to wreck the traffic here otherwise it would be total chaos birds from the mainland spit out hundreds of tourists the beach is only two hundred metres wide the boats have to take turns to more up the smell of diesel hangs in the air as many as five thousand people come here every day the idil is long gone. i mean india would die to have something like this around and you have to preserve it you have to have a limit to everything coming in and out. so you have to respect nature for how what it is and what. the damage is most shocking underwater dying coral reefs and plastic rubbish not just here in my ebay ecologists a seventy seven percent of thailand's reefs have been harmed can for months really bring about recovery you know to see a change in four months it takes years and years before population to recover and. has a reduction in people anyway. so there. is a lot of people. in the peak season in the national park great scene more than fifty thousand euros a day in entrance fees how much of that flows back into environmental protection is not clear. yeah

. >>> the violent arrest on a beach. an officer seen punching a young woman. what does the video not show? the woman who shot it speaking out this morning. >>> also ahead, a real-life spider-man climbing a building and rescuing a toddler dangling from a balcony. >>> king james reigns. a historic night for lebron as he sends the cavaliers to the nba finals. >>> and good morning on this memorial day. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm eva pilgrim in for diane macedo. we begin with breaking news in that flooding emergency unfolding right now. >> yeah, heavy rain in that baltimore area is causing flash flooding, the worst in this historic city, ellicott city there where main street became a raging river. >> meanwhile, there is a subtropical storm bearing down on the florida panhandle. the gulf coast and southeast could see flooding of their own. abc's stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: across the country states are dealing with torrential rain. just outside baltimore, maryland, ellicott city engulfed by devastating flash floods. streets turning into rivers. >> peop

it's pretty crazy to see a beach where there's hardly any nature left. where there's so much pollution and such incredible amounts of plastic waste on the beach. india's economy is growing and it's trash heaps are too. has travelled to delhi in the center of the city refuse has been piling up the first thirty years and it's still growing. there is no functioning waste disposal system here. millions of scavengers combed through the trash looking for what can be recycled the founder of a technology startup beams to improve their lot to get that one dollar two dollars a day to put their hand in but that never no one to get in contact with they're not they don't have anything to give so if you have lost everything in life you have no hope in life that's when you actually become a tech because. it's modern recycling facilities i got garbage is tackling india's trash crisis and providing a better workplace for the waste pickers. but. they have done that on thirty five million kids go. through our system and not only that within the speakers that on board it so

going to the beaches, mild. watch out for the strong sunshine. breezes if you're playing on the bay. if you're at the pool, maybe the lake, strong sunshine. burn factor very high today. let's take a look at san francisco. 7:00, 56. look at these low to mid 70s from noon to 4:00. 67 at 7:00. we'll spread from 69 in ingleside and marina at 67 to 74 in san francisco. a quick look at the south bay where temperatures will be in the 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. hi, alexis. >> good morning, mike. heading back to the tri-valley, we have a crash that sounds like it could be pretty serious. updated location. this is on the northbound side of 680 at the 580 merge. one lane of the connector is blocked. initial reports that a white van went off the roadway and ended up in a canal. sounds like at least eight people were in that vehicle and we do have some injuries. we're working on details right now. southbound 680 before you get to scott creek, a report of three vehicles hit some my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood

and if there's any danger for beach goers.ine layer will develop and spread inland by this morning with patchy drizzle and fog possible early. the return of the marine layer will bring much cooler temperatures on wednesday, especially for inland areas. coastal areas will warm up in the 60s to lower 70s. inland area daytime highs will be in the upper 60s to upper 70s. coastal drizzle possible early thursday (robin) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. a trio of oscar winners are making headlines today. david daniel has details in the hollywood minute. "don't be afraid.""i am not afraid.""then come out.""then you'll be afraid."ready for more "maleficent"? production has begun on a sequel to the 20-14 hit about the untold story behind "sleeping beauty." angelina jolie and elle fanning reprise their roles from the original... among their new co-stars: michelle pfeiffer as queen ingrith, and another oscar nominee, chiwetel ejiofor (choo-it-tell edge-ee-oh-for) -- no word on his role.(nat) the rumors were true: jamie fox

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go down to the rickety staircase, you go down to the beach. i saw this guy, and he said which boat are you supposed to be on? i said i don't even know which boat my friend is on, and he said objection, and he put me on one boat. the boat i was supposed to be on was 12 boats across from the where i was supposed to be on. by the time i got to my friend's boat. i had made, like six or seven new friends that i consider family to this day. and through that community in clipper cove, like, i took my very first sailing lessons. i had never been on a boat before then, and it's specifically because of the way that clipper cove has protected calm waters that enables beginning sailors to figure out what is going on there. since then, i have over a month straight of time in open ocean outside the sight of land. i've been so far out from the coast of hawaii outside of land that the closest people to our boat were -- were people passing over our heads on the -- [ inaudible ] >> thank you. >> hi. my name's brian schrayer. i'm one of the original members of w

storm out -- >>> is saying about will remain beach for another day. crews plan to move the boat last night during high tide but the weather did not cooperate. the boat ran aground at linda mark beach when the motor failed. for people and a double on board. one woman suffered a broken wrist. the other three and the dog were not injured. >>> facebook gearing up for a big conference later this morning. we will let you know about the big topic the company -- with the company. >> we will let you know more about that derailment. we have a reporter at the scene. >>> right now we have traffic on the ridge looking pretty good into san francisco. we will give you a look at the toll plaza and the other commutes when we come back. >>> good morning. expect problems on the roadways. a train has derailed and martin is near the shell oil refinery. we have an update coming up. >>> preparations for may day are being made across the bay area and across the country. the protests planned against recent ice raids. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us on "mornings