bradley beach club was a big hit in palm beach and flagler sort of look the other way.didn't like it but on the other hand folks his folks. cw post founded the post-serial post-coffee drink and post toasty's empire he was something of a hypochondriac himself and had gone to battle creek because of health sanatorium's up there. and then develop his own line of what he called health foods and became very wealthy never had any other children then marjorie. might've wanted a son but he made do with her he would bring her to board meetings and when she was 14 she would sit at the board table. he would insist on asking her decisions. she was quite bright. although you might imagine that wrangled the businessman who sat on the board at the time. it gave her a good business chronic. she eventually took over following cw post death she took over the company which eventually and remains to this day general foods. and how she became one of the world's most wealthy women. there she is young woman obviously quite beautiful. there is ef hutton in 1,920 at the height of his powers. th

it is chilling north beach, basically. keeping businesses like this, successful businesses alive is crucial. there is overwhelming subject port. it is part of the soul of north beach. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. i am the owner of caffe sapore. thank you for being here today. i started the business 23 years ago, and when i was in north beach at that time. in my area there was nobody there except me, and i really struggled first to bring the community. i worked really hard for that. that is what i have today. i have all of the people here to support me. this is my family. each one of these people have been coming to the cafe for all of these years. i have raised their kids. some of the kids i raised are working for me now. look is in the back. it is hard time, you know. but if i have to move, i will move. it is very important to recognize that we are here to stay no matter what caffe sapore will stay and these are my supporters behind me. it is hard to speak about small businesses, what they are suffering l

the beach itself hasn't changed. up to le havre, wherejerry used to shell us from. as a young officer, eric commanded a landing craft at sword beach. well, they're the boots i wore on d—day. they're the lads that kept me dry. very good boots. it makes you think a bit. damn lucky that i'm able to come back here to do it, i suppose. notjust because i survived the time, but i've managed to get to 95, which i suppose is not bad these days. there you are, mate. as a young officer, eric commanded a landing craft at sword beach. well, they're the boots i wore on d—day. they're the lads that kept me dry. very good boots. it makes you think a bit. damn lucky that i'm able to come back here to do it, i suppose. notjust because i survived the time, but i've managed to get to 95, which i suppose is not bad these days. there you are, mate. are we good? we were good, weren't we? we were bloody lucky! we were bloody lucky, as you say! d—day was just the beginning. 0nce they'd fought their way off the beaches, the troops pushed forw

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the beach itself hasn't changed.to le havre, wherejerry used to shell us from. as a young officer, eric commanded a landing craft at sword beach. well, they're the boots i wore on d—day. they're the ones that kept me dry. very good boots. it makes you think a bit. damn lucky that i'm able to come back here to do it, i suppose. notjust because i survived the time, but i've managed to get to 95, which i suppose is not bad these days. there you are, mate. are we good? we were good, weren't we? we were bloody lucky! we were bloody lucky, as you say! d—day was just the beginning. 0nce they'd fought their way off the beaches, the troops pushed forward into occupied france. newsreel: d-day plus one. a widening and deepening foothold on that deadly shore. strenuous efforts are made to penetrate inland before the full weight of resistance can be brought to bear. the germans occupied the hill, and they could see over a large area, and it was up to us to try and take it from them, and that was outside caen. well, we took it eve

too late to leave so all they can do is wait along the beach for help to come. back in the caravan park because the fire is along the beach now. and i think by. all the great boulders. we are attacked they were actually sitting in the car because they're suddenly speak up and they have a look at each just. everywhere for those across the region have made the difficult decision to stay behind but the authorities are clear then now on their own we are aware as the premier you said some people chosen not to take that goss and reminding their homes in there is also why the communities we won't be putting trucks into the hours here is fully briefed enough if all that impacted on that community elsewhere in melbourne temperatures on tuesday peaked at 41 degrees celsius. in some places the places are so intense the thick smoke turned day to night and aerial reconnaissance and water bombing have to be hold it the fires are causing dry lightning storms that themselves are starting fires. when fawaz are crowding there on whether you have a super hot columns that go up to

let's talk about our beach hazards. we have a risk of sneaker waves, rip currents there, it goes until 9:00 this evening. don't turn your back on that water. we have water falling from the sky down across the south bay. mainly in it the higher elevations now. one or two may try to sneak up into san jose and your neighbors. right now from 280 and 17, it is dry. breezy conditions in mount tam. those winds will taper throughout the day and so will the chance of showers. heading out through 7:00, 43 to 47 degrees. 52 to 54 with sunshine at noon. 55 to 56 this afternoon, chilly by 7:00. mid to upper 40s. let's turn it over to sue. good morning. >> good morning. not too busy out there for this day after christmas. thursday morning. we have nice flow of traffic on the east shore freeway past golden gate fields and on to the macarthur maze. on the bay bridge, a high wind advisory, no slowing here. no metering lights yet. we'll keep our eye on that for you. it will be quiet this morning. in the pleasanton area, we had an overnig

a long beach. and its share of wealth and poverty and, of course, crime. >> lots of scope for a person who's -- >> no shortage of work for -- yeah -- if you cover crime. >> reporter: tracy covered the police feed of the local paper, the long beach press telegram. she was fair to the tops. they trusted her. so maybe that's why one november morning. >> contact within the police department came over to me in the midst of this sort of press conference. and said you need to go to bixby now. and i was a little taken aback. >> taken aback because bixby was not a name you heard on the crime beat. >> so it was very clear to me something major was going on. packed up my stuff. ran out the door. and got to the scene. >> reporter: the scene was in bixby knolls, quiet and affluent. leave it to beaver homes on carefully-tended tr carefully-tended tree line treats. violent crime is unheard of in bixby knolls, which is just the way they like it here. maybe that's why if they grew up here or moved here, they'd rare

they were in a west palm beach, florida, courtroom.f her peers make of dalia and michael? >>> coming up -- the case heads into court and outed more secrets. >> it was like a movie. it was unreal. >> seeking their 15 minutes of fame lose all sense of judgment and common sense. >> was this whole thing a hoax? when the sting continues. when the sting continues they're walking into a trap. your orders are to deliver a message calling off tomorrow's attack. if you fail we will lose sixteen hundred men. your brother among them. we need to keep moving. come on! there's only one way this war ends. last man standing. (vo) the flock blindly flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a more thrilling journey is calling. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. >>> what started as a tentative police sting operation was now being argued in front of a jury in the west palm beach florida courthouse. dalia was accused of solicitation to commit murder in the first degree. convi

we have made a comebacklation in north beach. we have 20 new businesses in the last 20 years. 17 in the last few months since they introduced the idea of putting on the ballot the storefront vacancy issue. -- all of these signs started going up. we had people come in to rent the storefronts. i implore you to prevent another business from being vacated because of a landlord's misconduct. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am ben golden. i moved to north beach about 10 years ago, and started going to the cafe. he described it as the third place. what is a third place? it is another place after your home and your work where you can come and relax and meet people and feel at ease. then i had a kid. she started waking up 5:00 a.m. and screaming. we would rush out of the house and go to the cafe. he would be opening up and making coffee and letting the son roll around on the floor. eventually, he started playing with the toys there and we would donate our toys. then he started playing chess. the pieces

. cleared several tonnes of plastic litterfrom the beach.that people are wanting to do their part and actually being on the coast or in the countryside is really good for your well—being, as well. plastic, you can hear the groa ns well. plastic, you can hear the groans around the country but we really are alive to this problem now, aren't we? yes but it hasn't gone away. yesterday i was kayaking in plymouth on the sound and you just looked into the water and there was lots of plastic there. there is a very large gannet colony, the largest in england, and it is devastating when you go to see the chicks there, because the nests are literally made of plastic. what tends to happen in some of those chicks get caught up in the plastic and die. you talk about the increasing numbers of volunteers. we heard from yesterday from greta thunberg, we need to be more in touch with wildlife and its impact on us. do you think we are getting that message? i think a lot of people now realise they can get involved. anyone around the country can involved. anyone

national weather service is issuing a warning for bay area beach, including this afternoon and through new year's day, waves up to 24 feet are expected, so people are being warned to stay away, they are also being advised not to turn their backs on the water and keep a close eye on children and pets. >>> although it'll be a little chilly, bring your jacket. >> bundle up, yes. it is going to be a cold day for the last couple days, and the beach hazard warning is from the coastline from sonoma county through monterey county, that is something to be aware of if you have any plans on going to the beach today. take a look at these temperatures, i don't think anyone is going out there right now, it is very cold. 43 degrees in oakland, 42 degrees in hayward and in napa. 41 degrees in san jose, into the north bay also, 41 degrees in santa rosa.

it's too late to leave so they can do is wait along the beach for help to come. along. and we have a look at. those across the region have made the difficult decision to stay behind but. they're now on their own. communities. temperatures on tuesday. in some places the places are so intense the thick smoke turnkey tonight and aerial reconnaissance and water bombing have to be hold that the fires are causing dry lightning storms that themselves are starting fires. when fawaz arkwright in there on whether you have a super hot columns that go up to 131415 kilometers in the air it's not saif then there is obviously the the very common sense issue of not being out of the city so much might sound much so much impact in terms of moving around australia has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly on the eastern coast on tuesday almost $300.00 fires were registered and the places have consumed more than 40000 square kilometers of land. with more on this bushfire as of joined now by journalist raja may not in sydney raja sites for joining us sa was of australian st

he kept dozens in his newport beach house.ust antiques, revolvers, semi-automatic weapons, including seven modified m-16 assault rifles. dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. >> we didn't know if somebody maybe was upset with the sale of a gun or something. >> reporter: nanette was worried about that, too. >> nanette told us that bill was dealing with a lot of shady people, gun dealers. >> reporter: and that was one theory. but there was something else, too, or, rather, someone else. >> the only person that we knew was frustrated with him was his business partner who he was in the lawsuit with. >> reporter: all of them, bill's kids and nanette, told detective voth about that business partner, hal fischel. >> because he and mr. mclaughlin were in a heated multiyear lawsuit over the invention of the device. >> reporter: the device? bill had made his millions from a revolutionary medical invention, a machine that separates plasma from blood, still in use worldwide today. just the sort of thing bill wanted, to do something useful, h

he kept dozens in his newport beach house. just antiques, revolvers, including seven modified m-16 assault rifles. dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. >> we didn't know if somebody maybe was upset with the sale of a gun or something. >> reporter: nanette was worried about that, too. >> nanette told us that bill was dealing with a lot of shady people, gun dealers. >> reporter: and that was one theory. but there was something else, too, or, rather, someone else. >> the only person that we knew was frustrated with him was his business partner who he was in the lawsuit with. >> reporter: all of them, bill's kids and nanette, told detective voth about that business partner, hal fischel. >> because he and mr. mclaughlin were in a heated multiyear lawsuit over the invention of the device. >> reporter: the device? bill had made his millions from a revolutionary medical invention, a machine that separates plasma from blood, still in use worldwide today. just the sort of thing bill wanted, to do something useful, helpful, and make lots

in australia thousands are trapped on beaches as wild flight fire has closed and the blazes are cutting off escape routes forcing people to sleep to the shoreline and hope the prestige and storage fees are struggling to keep the firestorms at a bank while the fires claimed 2 more lives. to toss up column stone is gone before much in a sandbox flees japan blanky face trial for financial misconduct he says he escaped and thus change. my manuscripts mckenna thanks so much for joining us. celebrations to welcome in the new year and the new decade have started as new zealand has a ring in 2020 now thousands of spectate. a watching the country's biggest firework display in clim for the 1st time the city's iconic sky tower will also be less up by a laser and animation show. and see that is why works. however the neighboring australia which will also be welcoming in the new year shortly has come to. its largest city sydney will hold its usual fireworks display to mock the start of the new decade but it's a controversial decision given the devastating bushfires that sweeping australia. now fears

so just be careful if you're going to the beach. in another focus, tomorrow is new year's eve, and we're forecasting for this now, and it looks picture perfect. we might have a few clouds, but not enough to interfere with any fireworks shows. the wind won't be a factor, just grab a jacket because we'll be in the upper 40s. and just to show you, there are some clouds approaching. and the way the timing works out, most of the clouds should get here either at midnight or after midnight. it's wednesday, new year's day, when we'll notice more from that. in fact a small chance for a light shower in the north bay, and i'll show you that for the new year's day forecast and the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now back over to you. >>> all right, darren, the next story takes us to the shoreline as well. tire tracks over a cliff and car parts in the ocean, but nothing seen below the surface. tonight authorities are working to find out if and why a car plunged off a cliff. joe vazquez has the latest on the se

the beach. along the. beach. across the region have made the difficult decision to stay behind. on their own. temperatures on tuesday. in some places the places are so intense the thick smoke turnkey tonight and aerial reconnaissance and water bombing have to be hold that the fires are causing dry lightning storms that themselves are starting fires. when fawas are driving there on with our own have. superhot columns that go up to 131415 kilometers in the air it's not saif then there is obviously the very commonsense issue of not being out of the city so much my son much so much impact in terms of moving around australia has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly on the eastern coast on tuesday almost $300.00 fires were registered and the places have consumed more than 40000 square kilometers of land. and that's give you an idea of what emergency crews are actually facing the new south wales fire and rescue service released this message of one of its crews being caught in a forest fund us about 170 kilometers south of sydney. but the crew did manage to escape the

there is that beach hazard advisory. just want to quickly mention it's the coastline from sonoma county south through monterey county. a lot of people have the day off today and tomorrow. that beach hazard advisory goes into effect at 1:00 today and until 9:00 tomorrow. if you have any plans on heading to the beach, be very careful. i wouldn't go to the beach right now though, it's very cold outside. 44 degrees in oakland, 42 degrees in hayward and san jose. 39 degrees in santa rosa and in concord. it is a chilly start to the day. that cold will take us throughout the day. so why don't we take a look at your futurecast. this is going to be your new year's eve forecast. 4:00 today 56 degrees is where we will be in oakland. widespread upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon in the bay area. we are expecting mostly clear skies until we get into the later evening hours. that's when we'll see higher clouds develop and the temperatures will drop. so by about 8:00 tonight, san francisco and redwood city, you will both be at 52 degr

jeff: fox business network goes to the pebble beach concours d'elegance. hi, i'm jeff flock and for the next hour we will show you up close and personal some of the vehicles. i tell you there's a new appreciation for these vehicles, we talked to young people who say they loved these old cars, yeah, they don't drive themselves, yes, they are not electric but they are rolling works of sculptor. some of the most expensive sought after cars in the world. >> modern cars to my mind are appliances and there's nothing wrong with having a great appliance but they don't make my heart beat. jeff: it's a competition, the rarest most well resourced, very best example in the history of a motor cars. through the mountains, valleys, rocky coast of monterey peninsula, nature, man-made creations through it, mc's. >> let's see the cars drive, that's what everyone wants to see. >> they a do drive. some people don't realize that, that these vehicles are all in driving condition. is that a ferrari over there? >> yes, it's a ferrari. these were race cars. jeff: phil hill the onl

a few metres away on the beach, rubbish from the dump is being washed up. rubbish all along this beach, butjust to give you a sense of part of it, what it's made up of, well, there's lots of plastic bottles everywhere. that's part of a light bulb. an inhaler. some sort of plastic brush, more medicine bottles that looks like. and over here, lots and lots more plastic bottles. some sort of margarine container, a shoe... really depressing and grim to see it like this. because this is just a little snapshot here, but it goes all the way on in a pretty similar way to this. poor waste management and rubbish dump along rivers have turned the black sea into europe's most polluted. the latest survey shows a concentration of litter in the sea almost twice as high as in the mediterranean. for years, there was very little detailed information about the state of the black sea. copper pots. that is now changing, and we have joined a research vessel funded by the european union. packed full of scientists, its job is to travel right across the black sea, providing the data

past tourist beaches, ruining fishing grounds.ll the black sea, people would not be swimming in it, fish would not be living in it. it smells like rotten eggs. but having hit rock bottom, is europe's most polluted sea finally cleaning up its act? do you think the black sea is now on its way back? to understand the black sea's problems, look inland to the rivers that fill it, reaching thousands of kilometres across eastern europe. aleksandr has been monitoring the dnieper in ukraine for years. he's showing us what's known as blooming. it's when too many nutrients get in the water, triggering a rapid, lurid green growth of algae. outside the cities, the run—off from fertilisers used in farming is also a big part of the problem. as is untreated waste. of course, if fertilisers and waste is dumped in the rivers, it means pollution when those rivers then flow into the black sea. three rivers provide the bulk of the black sea's pollution. the dnieper, the dnister and the longest of them all, the danube. back in august, the pollution rea

thousands of people are literally cowering on the beaches?acoota that was certainly the case. in good news, the wind change has diverted the mainfire the wind change has diverted the main fire front that was threatening that beach—side community away from the centre of town. so it seems the danger has passed but the community is still isolated. in the last couple of hours, we have heard that the australian military is to send helicopters and navy ships to help with possible evacuations, notjust in mallacoota but in other seaside communities up and down the victorian and new south wales coastlines. so this is an escalating crisis. it began back in september and we know that about 12 people have now died. the authorities fear that the number of dead may well rise because of the sheer scale and ferocity of these fires. everybody exhausted, those firefighters, many voluntary, tackling these blazes and yet we are at the start of the fire season, in effect? the hottest months of the year here are traditionally january and february but already in th

it is a tragic scene near residential areas and businesses in venice beach.he drug addicted come out of work, or mentally ill, have created roving encampments onbe the sidewalk. feces fills a bucket and it is o gross for parking lot, human waste is flatter on the nearby wall. thest home was collect urine in jars collect in their tents or makeshift shelters. >> and here in malibuu homelessness has increased 413%. a lot of that is attributable to people living in rvs and campers, trailers, buses, along the pacific coast highway. in 2018, 11 people lived like this. today, it's approaching 100. mostly these long-term campers didn't want to speak to us. how long have you been here? >> i can't say. i've got to go, guys, i'm sorry. take the bus. >> oscar, a millennia living in an rv along the pacific coast highway was willing to talk. >> how long have you lived along the coast here? >> the coast i've lived around here for about, let me see, on and off since -- to be honest july. >> saw a couple of years. >> two years. >> use one just up the street. >> are you workin

they could clean the beach of the dead fish and then open up the beach for swimming. for some people this seemed rather miraculous that they could safely swim in lake erie. and take advantage of this resource. from our perspective it may seem kind of a unfortunate baby step, but to me it indicates, the way in which carl stokes operated at the local level solving problems for people he really understood. but also at the same time lobbying the government to do the work that it needed to do to clean up lake erie more generally. >> david having grown up along like early it seems eerie it seems that if tourism is now more thriving. >> i think it has seen an uptake. i think it's true on a lot of american waterways, that real estate along lake fronts and river fronts have increased in value, part of it has to do with and earlier colored collar talked about the stench which is no longer there. the fact that people can think about the lake and the river as truly and ecological and green space. it makes it more attractive as to the meaning of it. even if you're just looking at

basel in miami beach also coming up in the next quarter of an hour. the architect fana chong creates buildings high up in the mountains more like sculptures. and the giant dragon is marauding through the streets of kauai in france but don't worry it's just. moved. up basel is one of the leading contemporary art fairs in the world originating in the swiss city back in 1970 it has expanded so much that it now holds in hong kong for the asian markets and in miami to attract of course american by us this year in miami there's more for sale than ever before and also more public installations for all to see like this one at the beach. a traffic jam sinking into a world famous speech miami beach this is one of the public installations at this year's miami art basel it's made completely of sand in the 60 cars are already hit with visitors who like to snap selfies with the execution of beautiful.

on the beach as it is you stay in line orderly goalies. look out that never let up. farther it will be a bit with the majority of those the cars perfect. a pilot sits inside the head and controls the heads movements and the dragons facial expressions. are 2 more people who control the jaws the tongue is the eyes and ears settle back as pierre is responsible for special effects like the water fire and steam even doesn't there's another for the wings and one or the tail even if you know there's one person for talon $100.00 of the vehicle and one in charge of overall coordination for every minute that you might know you call them up with you so. when night falls the dragon really comes into its own. and by the next morning some people may not be quite sure if what they saw really happened or if it was all just a dream. sleep. finally the hollywood actor jeff bridges is turning 70 he's appeared in over 75 movies today perhaps the most iconic was his role as the dude in the con brothers' cult film the big lebowski back in 1998 so i leave you with some pictures from a famo

northwest facing beaches are the most dangerous. the beach hazard warning is in effect until 9:00 tonight. it's been extended 12 hours. if you go out to the beach, keep your eyes on your pets and do not turn your back on those waves. we've seen some of them crash up to ten feet so far this morning. and we're going to have pretty big waves as the swells are up to 13 feet. be careful there. let's talk about what live doppler 7 is seeing, the possibility ofsprinkles from the san mateo bridge down to a lighter rain in the santa cruz mountains. we're seeing a turnout in the northwest. that means we're getting further away from the area of low pressure. the likelihood of these showers hanging around is starting to lose its start. maybe another hour or so if we look down here, 280 at 17, a shower over there by live doppler 7, it looks dry as does 87. the breezes, we have them out there this morning. those drops, 43 to 47. notice the sunshine and the breezes tapering as we hit 42 to 54 at noon. dropping down to 45 to 48, chilly this evening

1000 kilometres away, on another very different beach.most visible problems is piling up. this is butuni in georgia, a holiday burnt out on the sea's far eastern edge. it has grown exponentially in the last ten years. —— batumi. but batumi has a dirty, smelly secret. just one kilometre from its tourist beaches. so this is the main rubbish dump here in batumi. obviously it is pretty disgusting. you can see, it is full of animals scavenging of the rubbish, people as well. the big issue for here is that it is only about 300, 400 metres from this rubbish dump to the black sea itself. and there is a waterway which basically leads all the way down there. taking the rubbish with it. having scrambled down onto the beach, we find some locals. he has caught a fish! are you going to eat them? are you not worried that there isa them? are you not worried that there is a rubbish dumpjust them? are you not worried that there is a rubbish dump just up the road? and this water might have come from there? a few metres away on the beach, rubbish from the du

about 4000 people are taking refuge on beaches in victoria away from the fire.t least 11 deaths have been linked to the fires which began last month and millions of acres have burned. authorities say conditions will worsen over the next few days acres of extremely high temperatures and strong winds. >>> the family of a man who police say attacked people during a hanukkah celebration in new york over the weekend says he is not part of any group. police a 38-year-old grafton thomas burnt burstyn with a machete and stabbed 5 people including the rabbi's son before for trying to get into the synagogue next door. and ypd tracked him down in manhattan and investigators say they found a journal with anti- semitic statements and references to tran33s and hitler. after serving in the marines, his family says he developed bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and has been hospitalized many times. >> we are learning more details about the person who shot and killed the gunman outside a inside a church in texas. >>> police say a gunman opened fire and killed two people before

>> and get ready for a show at bay area beaches. why pro surfers are making their way in. >> don't let the sunshine fool you. the beaches will be risky, but we're about to get a nice break from the nd of weather we've been having. r ye coow kiyou what s up. >> and don't forget we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com, is cbs news app, or your favorite platform. we'll be right back. >>> after this latest round of rain, water levels are looking good in the east bay lakes and reservoirs. the valley water district in santa clara says they are heading into 2020 with more water in the reservoirs than this time last year, but they still have a request for the public. >> the fact that the reservoirs are relatively full is great for system, but people should still conserve water for the long run. >>> and tomorrow get ready for monster waves at bay area beaches. tomorrow thwaves are building, expected to be double the size. over 35-foot waves at mavericks and half moon bay. pro surfers already on the way in to ride the waves

we've been speaking to some of the people on that beach.hem. can you give us an idea, luke, some of the difficulties away from that as well that are facing firefighters at the moment? 0ur facing firefighters at the moment? our real challenge now is twofold, the first challenge is to understand just how far these fires have spread and what damage they have done, so undertaking the important assessments of properties that have been damaged and providing that information back to residence, that is something we believe the defence force would be able to assist us with in a process of impact assessment. the other challenge that we've got is that these communities are now isolated and potentially going to be isolated for a number of days. it's not just going to be isolated for a number of days. it's notjust mallacoota, it's a variety of communities throughout that region who at the moment, without some essentials, we've got significant disruption to telecommunications in the area, some places are without power and they are very concerned about th