-- at swimming pools and beaches around the world. inspired the first paddleboard in 1940. how fitting that is to be here. beach volleyball, the most popular sport of the summer olympics, that started here next to the pier. there was no weston, no amusement park. the weston had been poured down and it was basically used as a bridge to get to the beach. it was not very popular for well-respected. for a time, we grew together and it has become home to 9 million visitors per year and i'm probably the person who can tell its story. we did not together and i think that's pretty cool. the city of santa monica's geography is something that has always drawn people to the area. the ocean has always been a to allource of fish sorts of things to help people survive and create a culture. , hasos angeles basin changed over time, but those rivers support a large community of indigenous people and los angeles and that extended out to santa monica. the earliest community of people.e or the congo they were here in los angeles and they are still here t

bottom of the beach. so she was able to make h as we. but we're told nonlive threateniny as well. everyone's attention turns to the woman who is still missing. when we arrived, we were down on the street and they were really rushing to get up here. we got here pretty quickly. what we saw is that firefighters were actually literally running with shovels. they were parking and running trying to get up here. what i was told is that right now they have two k-9 teams who are helping out with this rescue. they're going to bring in a third, they say, in case the two that they have there get tired so that they have help that they can keep going. firefighters keep bringing in more crews. we're told park police here as well. so this is, of course, something very fluid situation. they are keeping people away. there are still people walking around with their dogs asking questions. they are still here but of course for safety reasons, they are keeping them away from that cliff side there. and that is the latest that w

beach buddies is a registered charity.three years ago, the isle of man gained status from unesco, and bill dale was recognised for the work he had done for making this one of the best places in the world to view nature. in 2016, he was awarded an accolade by the queen and then he received an accolade for his outstanding contribution to manx life. this doesn't exist anywhere else. i have researched it here, there, and everywhere. there is nothing to match what is going on here. bill believes they pick up 200 tonnes of rubbish every year. he is not going to stop now. he is determined for this island to be the cleanest in the world. let's face it, my generation has messed up, big style, and we have left it for the children of today to try and sort this out. ifeel a big responsibility to try and sort this out. it's estimated there are around seven million people in the uk who are carers, looking after elderly or disabled relatives and loved ones. and new figures out this month reveal that every day, more than 600 people quit w

in 2014, bill started beach buddies, a network of beach bodies. there are 11,500 members.o get the stuff onto the lifeboat. rather than having to drag it back. the guys have been collecting all sorts of things and we have already shifted about six huge bags. you could be in manchester or wherever. if you throw things like this into a stream, it ends up out to sea and then on the beach. today, about 100 volunteers have come along and some have been helping the years. we have been here for about 20 minutes and we just carry on and there is so much stuff. it is quite depressing, you just makes you realise what a problem we have. beach buddies is a registered charity. and the work it does is any acknowledgement around the world. that meant gaining. three years ago, the isle of man gained status from unesco, and bill dale was recognised for the work he had done for making one of this the best places in the world to view nature. last year, he was awarded an accolade by the queen and then he received an accolade for his outstanding contribution to manx life. this doesn't exist an

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we wait for those details with you in west palm beach. we'll take the news conference when it begins. >>> president trump u is in the air flying to hanoi, vietnam, for his second summit with kim jong- jong-un. as the president works toward a future of denuclearization, his past just may steal the spotlight from this major foreign policy event. you see, president trump's long time personal fixer, michael cohen, will finally testify before congress this week and while cohen can't talk the russia investigation, the now convicted felon can open up about a lot of other issue before he heads to prison may 6th. he pleaded guilty to tax fraud, making false statements and campaign violations and on top of all of this, the president's national emergency declaration to build a border wall will face its first official challenge from capitol hill. those three stories playing out in a big way and most of it in public view all before this friday. so let's get to what happens when. i have with me now, cnn politics reporter, chris cillizza with me. so the

new port beach, orange county, california. where the most unexpected event would be murder. >> things like this rarely happen in newport beach, let alone in an area that is as secure as this area. >> let alone involving people like this, attractive charismatic, living large, like nanette johnston packard mcneil. >> she had a beautiful home. she drove an expensive car. and sort of living that dream california lifestyle. you talk about housewives of orange county, she could have been on the show. >> yes, in fact, she told friends she turned down an offer to be on that show, about over the top excess in orange county. no, she did end up on a tv show called american thunder, about motorcycles. showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> there was eric naposki ex football player, personal trainer wannabe actor who starred in a never aired reality star called the new port 40. here is where the story really begins. because of what happe

miami beach is a top destination in miami to go see from the crystal blue waters to our white sandy beachesyou can find just about anything to do on a sunny day here in florida. whenever we have a weekend off we take a picture to the beach. just to see the sunrise or sometimes a sunset. being able to see all of the cruises pass by and checking out the brand new pier. welcome to little bit of guy you know joe also known as eighth street. little havana is very vibrant there's all kinds of people it's always really loud because there's a lot of cuban population so there's always something going on. the back. of the room. when you're. looking. dominant at the special game played by the cuban culture everybody gathered at this park every sunday for about seven to eight hours and there's always a line so if you're going to play better expect to get here early or you're going to lose your spot. miami is known for its cultural diversity but there is a wilder side to miami and it's called the florida everglades it's all these borders don't care enough to turn on so we're going to need you to protect

has washed ashore on bakers beach in san francisco... after the skipper of the boat ran into some trouble at sea. kron4's haaziq madyun explains what went wrong. there was no distress signal or mayday call when the skipper of this sailboat james leblanc lost control of the vessel before it washed ashore here at baker beach in san francisco nat/sot haaziqat anytime was this dangerous for you?sot making things more challenging was navigating his sail boat away from one of these massive container shipssot

long beach, california. a town that may have been cheated a little in the city pride department. >> a lot of people assume it's like l.a., but it's not. it's different. it has its own identity. >> do you think it's different culturally or just -- >> i think so. i think long beach is sort of its own beast. >> sure. >> it's a little more working class. >> yes, and it's one of those '50s suburbs in search of a city that everybodyse calls l.a. but long beach is a brawny city unto a itself. half a million people. 52 square p miles. a busyqu airport. a big university. an oceanfront. a long beach. and its share of wealth and poverty and, of course, crime. lots of scope for a person who is -- >> no w shortage of work, yeah,f you cover crime. >> tracy manzer covered the police beat of the local paper, the long beach press-telegram. she was fair to the cops. they trustedth her. maybe that's why one november morning -- >> a contact in the police department came over to me in the midst of this sort of press conference a

pebble beach is where the rich and famous come to play golf. it sits directly on the california shoreline, just steps away from the most environmentally sensitive waters on the west coast. but look below the surface and this is what you'll find. >> seeing the sea floor covered in trash was a straight shot to the heart. >> reporter: the coast has been part of alex weber's life since she was is born. she went diving and was stunned at what she found. >> we would dive and pick up 2500 golf balls and two weeks later we would pick up another 2500 golf balls. >> reporter: she wondered just how many golf balls are there? >> the more we researched, the more we discovered, no one has ever looked at golf balls in the ocean. >> she said she had read some of the scientific articles that came out of my ph.d. work. >> reporter: she picked up with researcher matthew soboku to determine how big the problem is. >> it's so rubbery. i said let's put together a report and try to publish a scientific article of your own that states the scope of the problem, the int

whenever we have a weekend off we take a quick trip to the beach.just to see the sunrise or sometimes a sunset. being able to see all of the cruises pass by and checking out the brand new pier. i'm. welcome to little bit of coyote show also known as eighth street. little havana is very vibrant there's all kinds of people it's always really loud because there's a lot of cuban population so there's always something going on. back . home let. the viewers. know. dominos is a special game played by the cuban culture everybody gathered at this park every sunday for about seven to eight hours and there's always a line so if you're going to play better expect to get here early or you're going to lose your spot. miami is known for its cultural diversity but there is a wilder side to miami and it's called the florida everglades so all these borders got very little turned on so we're going to be used to protect. league. players please elaborate the everglades is very special to us because of its unique legal system the everglades is the only one like this with

that was fine for most who stay above the beach, and for those who go to the beach they take extra precfautions. soti stay close to the water and i keep an eye on my dogs but there are always these hazards you have to be aware of out herestandup dan kerman/fort funston 1:02the park service has ruled out using ground penetrating radar in their recovery efforts, and hope to bring in long boom excavators once the storm has passed. at fort funston, dan kerman kron 4 news ( robin ) don't forget you can stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. ( robin ) new this morning... a body has been found of the shores of san mateo. the man's body was pulled near pigeon point lighthouse near pescadero early monday morning. san mateo county deputies were called out to the area to save a man calling for help. a coast guard helicopter also was called to assist with the search... who later found him unconcious in the water. medical personnel weren't able to revive him. we're

it is moving constantly. >> and yes, you can walk along the beach, and it is a wonderful beach, and it is constantly shifting and aware of it. and the surfer aware of it, and that is battery davis, the platform there where the 16 inch guns were installed. i checked with the surf forecast as spencer has told us earlier the low tide is happening at 6:51 tonight, and the searchers there are not going to be threatened by the water coming in until 1:33 a.m. this morning when the high tide is coming in. so, they have good conditions. >> and some time. >> and as the spokesman said, it is now a difficult job that they are doing, and they don't expect someone to have survived that slide. >> and it is different than say an avalanche where there is at least an opportunity to create a pocket, but with the sand and the mud, i don't know if it is possible. >> and we will see more of the dirt is falling down after they worked on that spot. >> and i just want to say though that i have just gotten a text from one of my law enforcement sources that it is their understanding that the victim was near the

the beach sand allowed saltwater in to rest the piles.iles were replaced with soterete -- with creo treated piles. we had a concrete deck with wooden piles underneath and the concrete was then replaced with wood, then we had an entirely the 1980's,up until and in the 1980's, storms tore down the west end of the pier. the wooden piles gave way and about a third of the pier was destroyed. in 1989, the city rebuilt the pier with a better mix of concrete, made to last and a wooden deck. we have tried also to formulas and i think we have the right one now. >> in what capacity has a pier been used? -- beingfrom being run used to run servers to the ocean? they on it was declared best fishing spot in all of santa monica bay, which is ironic when you think about what they were doing to the ocean, but the reason i was declared that his people had not been fishing in this part of the bay until the pier. what they were pulling out at that time was very large, giant black sea bass, which today is a protected spirit is -- a protected species. thesewere

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you can see the huge chunk that broke loose falling right there onto the beach below. we are talking thousands of tons of dirt. we have team coverage beginning now, with new information about the victim.>> reporter: we just look from san francisco fire that this woman is in her 20s. they are speaking with the other woman who survived this cliff collapse to learn more information. right now there is still a very extensive recovery operation, with firefighters and the assistance of cadaver dogs. also with the assistance of park police and park rangers. earlier, firefighters, as we saw were on their hands and knees using shovels and other equipment to try and find this victim. unfortunately it just was not successful. also search dogs were brought in and they pointed to the northern part of this landslide. still, crews could not find this body. firefighters tell me that this woman, presumably has suffocated. i just spoke with the lieutenant of san francisco fire, take a listen. >> we have the sand that is very dense, there's a lot of concerns, in the dark, even with our h

. >>> now to our other top story, a sam boer watch at a popular san francisco beach. police are guarding the area in fort funston where a woman believed to have been killed trapped under a landslide. this was the frantic search we brought you live this afternoon as firefighters feverishly dug with their bare hands for hours, hoping to save the young woman. that young woman swallowed by dirt while her friend and a dog made it out alive. nbc bay area's jean elle is there live. jean, the search for the body continues at daylight. >> reporter: it does, jessica. the search has been called off for the night, but determined crews did the best they could to find her, even after t with lightsn e cliffs, cadaver dogs searched for a woman buried in aalking h chief joanne hayes white says two women walking on the beach with a dog were suddenly buried in a mountain of sandstone just before 3:00. people on the beach were able to help dig out one woman, who was buried to her waist. this is video of her as crews took her to the hospital with minor injuries. the woman she was with was

also, there's things going on in north beach place that needs to be addressed. when i used to live in pereira hill, they use to shoot up the wall next door to my dr.'s bedroom. i had gunfire outside of my dining room last night on bay street. there's a vacant unit that is underneath me with a man is deceased. i have talked to the management. and the police department has supported me on this. they will not put no plywood on it or nothing to stop vagrants from coming into the unit and using it. half the time it is used for drugs are coming in and out to rob people, and that was part of the procedure last night with the gunfire. they tried to rob somebody and somebody shot at them. so i wish that somebody would address this in district three, and he north beach place, that ice -- because i have been there for five years. i was born and raised there. i would like to see my complex in that area more safely because it is north beach and fisher menchaca worth on the edge. when he sent me to come down there and see about us. thank you. >> if i just me through the presi

you have just the natural beauty of the coastline where you have these beaches next to walls of sand and hey, you have storms coming in with all this wave energy which can underbe cut the cliff and when that happens, there's not much stability there under the cliff itself and you have a collapse from the top, but that's because you've lost what happened under. so right now we're talking as about a huge rescue effort. it's something that happens naturally along the beaches and it happened today unfortunately with two people and a dog underneath where that cliff erosion happened. back to you. >> paul, something that lieutenant baxter with the san francisco fire department was saying that time obviously is crucial here. what time is the sun going to set, do you know? >> they'll get twilight till about 6:30, but i think the bigger concern here might be the tide coming in because that beach goes underwater later on this evening. >> thank you, paul. >>> kpix5's andria borba has been talking to some folks in that area about the cliffside, maybe how unstable it's been. andria? >> reporter: w

last autumn the beach was closed indefinitely.n head went to see if it is bouncing back.th jo: from the air, the beauty is breathtaking.to sheer limestonrs soaring at an impossibly turquoise sea. , itndscape so dazzling starred in a hollywood movie. thmovie brought fame and popularity. the famous beach began to be crushed by the number of visitors visiting each day. >> sometimes there are more than 200. it does not look liky. it looks like a floating market or something like that. some of them make the coral in serious condition. jonathan: so what is it like n a eight monthser they closed it? i took a boat ride to the island to find out. tourists can still come to the r mouth of the bay, but thly view of the beach is a distant one. we followed a team from the national parks department that come to see how well the marine life is recoring. we are about to go into the water here. this is one of the divers who is checking the health of the coral. they have replanted here ever since they shut it down. mostly we saw only dead and broke

years after his first pga tour title, american phil mickelson wins his 44th after victory at pebble beach in california. and another manchester united legend becomes a manager, as paul scholes takes charge of the english league 2 side he supported as a boy. and a return to form forjoe root, as england's captain hits a century on day three of the final test against the west indies. hello, welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. fading light with two holes to play prevented him from closing out victory a day earlier in california, but nothing was going to stop phil mickelson from securing a record—equalling fifth title at the pga tour event at pebble beach on monday. the 48—year—old american returned to finish the job and ended 19—under, three shots clear of paul casey, to secure his 44th pga tour title. joe lynskey reports. pebble beach is one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world but it wasn't looking too pretty on sunday as rain and hail battered the coast. it does look like there would be much golf played at all. when it finally did get under way, phil mickelson wasted

this is in north beach. this is maybe ten years ago, but nonetheless, i was born and raised in san francisco, i couldn't afford to move back there. i wouldn't have moved there had it not been for their reasonableness and generosity as landlords, and after me, i think there was a succession of seven more service -- service industry workers who are making $15 or $20 an hour, line cooks, bartenders like myself, servers back to the wilson's rented to. i don't think they ever hiked up the rent that much. when i went off to grad school, they let me store my stuff in the basement for years. i want to cast some light on their character which you have not had an opportunity to see over the last decades. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is nick. i am a decade-long resident of san francisco, and a five year previous resident of the north beach area. i would like to bring up the fact that this is a development project that will not fully develop the prince of the property and maintain an

. >>> the beach invasion at a popular tourist spot. they came during the government shutdown with no one to stop them, and now they just don't feel like leaving. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. the massive deep freeze is inflicting a mounting toll of deaths and misery across the midwest and northeast tonight. this evening no picture captures both the danger and pain more clearly than this image of a weary indiana firefighter encased in ice. there have been at least 12 weather-related deaths as temperatures shatter records. officials are pleading with people to stay home. in one state asking residents to turn down the thermostat to conserve energy. our miguel almaguer is in the teeth of it tonight. >> reporter: whiteouts and wipeouts. hundreds of accidents across multiple states. today's deep freeze gripping the midwestng cold to the northeast. >> just rips right through you, right into the bone. >> i have like five layers on, hand warmers, feet warmers. >> reporter

. >>> plus, if you're thinking of heading to pebble beach, keep this in mind. the golf balls just aren't on the course. why they're a danger. that's coming up. >>> and the lunar new year kicks off tomorrow. what's behind some of the symbolism and the traditions of the celebration. >>> let's take you down south for a look at live traffic on 101, as you can see on this wet monday. it's moving slowly in the southern direction. not so bad going north. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on all smart beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >>> a rash of burglaries in the town of atherton. >> there were 22 home burglaries in 2018, and five so far this year. >> abc 7 news reporter liz pen

ocean beach the numbers are mostly in the 50s. mostly cloudy skies which is the forecast for tomorrow morning. out the door, it has been chilly and will continue tomorrow morning. it should be dry for the most part. the exception is the northbay but the numbers will be in the 40s as we begin sunday morning. doppler shows the front of the rain is around fort bragg in mendocino. a little coming ashore on the northbay. you can see on the kpix 5 high death doppler. it is aloft and hitting the ground but some of it is coming down as a few light showers and sprinkles. santa rosa has showers but in fact at 5:00 officially reporting cloudy skies so chance of northbay showers overnight but cloudy for us all and on the chilly side for sunday. future cast shows plenty of clouds over the bay area and tomorrow and tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. clouds, clouds, clouds but then by monday at 6 am we are sort of in the garden hose of life. heading into monday and tuesday the fire jet of moisture will be putting the fire hose over norther

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not so much any more">at baker beach in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) coming up... a major disaster could affect all of california. details on what the government is calling "the other big one". (vicki) plus... bernie sanders officially announces he is running for president. details on what this means for the other candidates. (grant) plus after the break... we'll show you how one east bay city is trying to fix the housing crisis, and make living in the bay area more affordable. (vicki)and a reminder... we are streaming former president obama and steph curry's town hall event live on our kron-on app. visit kron-on-dot-tv to sign up. we are offering a free seven day trial. 'kron on' is available for i-phones, i- pads, apple tv, android devices, and on amazon fire . in the east bay... tonight, the hayward city council is trying to get a handle on the housing crisis... the council is considering changes to it's rent stabilization ordinance. kron four's philippe djegal explains the ideas on the table. (philippe) the city of hayward's residential rent stabilization ordin

on the beach. as christie had mentioned.efighters were saying that seems to be from a fire truck right now, that they were perhaps going to be bringing in some lights. we also heard from chief joanne hayes white just a few moments ago that they had two cadaver dogs out there, that they would see if theow virtually pitch black out there and how long this will continue to have some creutagain, she said once s tonight, they will reinitiate we are nowrn she may be in her 20s, for this young woman tomorrow morning. we will continue to cover this, this evening and monitor it and you can go to our web site nbcbayarea.com for the latest information. >>> also, coming up at 6:30 now, is his final report almost done? growing buzz that robert mueller's investigation into the russian election meddling case is now nearly complete. there is no guarantee that report though will ever be made public. that decision is up to the president and his new attorney general. >> this is a report nearly two years in the making and it is almost completed

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plus, the beach was too beautiful for hollywood and daytrippers to resist.hallenge is to revive the area before it is too late. welcoour viewers on public television here in america and around the globe wil. the catholic church is preparing to confront abuse by clergy. tonight, bishops around the globe are gathering for a four-day summit convened by pope frcis. it starts tomorrow and will address recent scandals and accusations that the chave been covered up. the bbc's religion editor martio bashir reportsrome. >> i was then about seven or eight yes old. i became a little friend of the chaplain. martin: on every continent, priests have been betraying .trust and abusing childr >> every time he commit abuse to me, he sent me to another priest to confess myself. martin: chrissy's family was torn apart when both daughters s weually assaulted by the same priest. >> it is very debilitating, the impact on the victim. t but on the families, such a betrayal. they had the knowledge of these crimes, they hid it, they moved perpetrators on, kept it a secret. martin: a r

dillon beach, bmore rain generated behind the front. see the low that's spinning in the atmosphere. that's what's coming in later on today. 20 to 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts at the surface, but upper elevations still looking at that high wind warning through 10:00. winds are gusting to near 40 miles an hour there. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at this system, a bit of a lull throughout the mid-morning hours and then more rain tonight. looking at lighter rain for super bowl sunday. download our accuweather app and you can keep track of the rain and perhaps even some snow on mt. hamilton, mt. diablo, mt. tam monday into tuesday. we're drier the second half of the week so we're on this on again/off again pattern which is good but it's a lot to take in a short period of time. >> winter in the bay area. lisa, thanks. thanks to you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues on twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next. we'll return at 8:00 a.m. we'll see you

it eventually washed up on a beach in san francisco the owner of the boat says ... he fells lucky to have survived. he tells kron4's haaziq madyun what went wrong and how he did survive.. there was no distress signal or mayday call when the skipper of this sailboat james leblanc lost control of the vessel before it washed ashore here at baker beach in san francisco nat/sot haaziqat anytime was this dangerous for you?sotleblanc considers himself a bit of a daredevil. he says last sunday he set sail from sausalito for monterey in a boat with an undersized sail. he says as he was clearing the golden gate bridge he ran into a few problemssot making things more

dumai and the fact that you cannot go and see the fact that you cannot go and see the beach?arks department who had come to see how well the marine life is recovering. so we are about to go into the water here at maya bay. this is one of the divers who is checking on the health of the coral that they've replanted in here ever since they shut it down. mostly we saw only dead and broken coral. this is the damage done by years of uncontrolled tourism. the new coral is embedded back in the bay floor. it will need many years to mature. but already, there are visible improvements. we have 60 sharks, a nursery, and at least three mother sharks have given birth in the bay. the sudden closure at this region's most famous tourist attraction has not been popular with local entrepreneurs. they agreed that there were too many visitors, but not with the response. translation: at the beginning, we were affected by some cancellations, and it doesn't help our image that we haven't got a consistent policy. there is no clear timeframe for reopening it all when it has enough coral. the initial c

you see how much sand fell on them as they were walking on the beach. the darker area shows how much land came down, and the rescue crews at the bottom. >> stay with ktvu and ktvu.com as we continue to follow the very latest on the search and rescue , or rather now they are just looking at finding the person at fort funston there. don't forget you can follow us on twitter and facebook for updates, as soon as we get them. >>> we are going to go to the latest on the oakland teacher strike. today was the second day that thousands of teachers man's the picket lines as union officials headed back to the bargaining table to continue to try and reach an agreement over the start negotiations. i just heard in the re still negotiating right now, the dis so far, the two sides have reached no agreement. the teachers appear poised to strike again on monday, even ng getting their rain gear out. and just moments ago the teachers union updated the media. paul chambers was there and joined us live with the latest now, paul? >> reporter: alyana, you talked about the rain

. >> they have great beaches. that whenever they're exploding their cannons into the ocean, right? i said, boy, look at that beach. wouldn't that make a great condo? and i said, you know, instead of doing that, you could have the best hotels in the world right there. thing of it from a real estate perspective. you have south korea, you have china and they own the land in the middle. how bad is that, right? it's great. >> and with that statement, donald trump became the biggest public believer in totalitarian communism as an economic system of anyone who has ever lived outside of north korea. north korea has the worst economic system in the world. and so it doesn't matter how nice the beaches are. north korea is not going to suddenly turn into florida if it gets rid of nuclear weapons because it would still have a murderou srks dictatorial regimd the economic growth that the economically literate donald trump dreams of for north korea and its beaches. on the campaign trail, donald trump attention socialism any chan

beached. a few hours ago. it didn't look great. and a number of residents kaem down to try and help. and fortunately somebody called the marine mammal center. quickly veterinarians and folks who know about the animals came down to the beach to assess the situation. the marine mammal center says a vet was able to give the animal a sedative to try and calm it down. they used a small stretcher to lift the dolphin out of the water. bring it up across the beach into the parking lot. where they loaded the animal into a van. we spoke to the folks at the center who said this variety of dolphin a striped dold fin is actually very rare for san francisco. and bay area beaches. but occasionally are seen in the area. we spoke to people a few women who live around here who came down and try to help. >> i saw a lot of people trying to push the dolphin into the ocean. it was soaking wet. it's one of the coldest days i can remember. >> it was splashing around and clearly in pain. it had blood out of the under sigh. by the tail. >> dolphins are not

back at the beach, there is constant activity.s tow in fresh supplies -- food, ammunition, guns. as the battle moves across the island, the chaplain's assistants attend to the dead. leaving the ticket on the dead so there'll be no mistake later on. generals holland smith and julian smith commanding the force division. admiral harry hill commanding the task force. sometimes we actually have to dig the japs out of their holes. the island is infested with buried pill boxes. many of them still crawling with japs. these bunkers are so deep and strong that heavy shelling and demolition charges failed to crumble them. many of them are over 20 feet deep. our first prisoners. the wounded are given first aid in the field, and then carried by stretchers to boats. with them always are the navy hospital doctors and corpsmen. at the transport, they are lifted from the barges and lowered into the hole. they are taken to the ship's hospital. not a second is lost. these are marine dead. this is the price we have to pay for a war we didn't want. be

[gunfire] >> we fight our way onto the beach.our men wade ashore from wrecked amphibians. a long pier extending across the fringing reef gives protection to a lot of our boys on the way in. we have a pretty good toehold on the beach, but jap fire pins us down for hours. [explosions] [gunfire] >> casualties are pretty high. but, as we found out later, blood plasma saves a lot of lives. when reinforcements arrive, we start moving up. [gunfire] >> it isn't easy knocking those japs out of their positions. they are hidden in trees, buried in pill boxes, bomb proofs, bunkers. [gunfire] [explosions] >> we use hand grenades. we use all the firepower we to have to blast them out. our rifle power -- so are the flamethrowers and the mortars. the enemy breaks from cover. [gunfire] >> it's tough getting them out of places like this. we can never be sure where their snipers are placed. we take it slow, easy. [gunfire and explosions] >> this bunker is giving us plenty of trouble. we have orders to clean it out. [gunfire] [gunfire] >> this is wh

. >>> ocean beach, waves are crashing, and the breeze is going. it is now beach bonfire season. starting tomorrow, beach-goers can bring their own 5 wood to any one of the 16 firings on the beach. between fulton street and lincoln way. officials are warning visitors not to burn wood or trash. it is first come, first serve. so bring youril friends whenever you can. >>> all right, mary. we've had a lot of rain this week. but getting a little break today. >> it feels so nice to have that sunshineand catch that break. all of the rain. north bay picking up 10 to 20 inches of rain with the atmospheric river. and it is a beautiful view. with our sales force tower camera of the blue skies. here is high-def doppler. and you can see, for the most part, quiet done conditions. although tracking a few isolated showers, from the trivalley from livermore, as well as pleasanton and sunol than. here's what you can expect. dry conditions with sunshine today. still drr and that rain returns late friday into saturday. so future cast. let's time it out for you, taking you hour by hour. you can see d

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kraft lived here in palm beach county. i believe we decided it was a summons, so he does have a residence here. he will be receiving a summons. the question is when you get a summons in the mail, generally do not get a mug shot. that's up to the police department. it's not up to us. it's up to the local law enforcement. have we all right sent that summons? the attorney hasn't provided the summons. [ inaudible question ] >> are you happen with the way it's being handled? >> law enforcement has been very helpful. they've steeped this away from any defendants to the evils of human trafficking. it's about time the country has a real conversation about human trafficking which is modern day slavery. this is not about lonely old men or victimless crimes. this is about enabling a network of criminals to traffic women into our country for forced labor and sex. >> aren't there a lot more who visit the parlor? >> those are the ones charged by the jupiter police department. when i talk about human trafficking, i'm talking about the ge