go to the beaches enjoy the beaches learn about the beaches and then do something about it. let's not let the beaches disappear. i believe that the younger generations of the planet must come out and tried to impress upon others the gravity of the issue in but is happening to the planet and this cute we must save the beaches. given the scale of which society is built with and i think cern deserves a little more respect. whether it's more freeways whether it's more dams we've got to get away from these gigantic seams and get back to a simpler. way of living. they've been tremendous environmental victories at the beach itself it's been left to fight for itself. maybe it needs us to fight for it. the fate of the world's beaches is not cast in concrete perhaps the day will come when we'll see said with fresh eyes conscious of how every grain plays a role in the health of our planet and in our lives. then by working with nature instead of against her we can win the said wars for the good of a song. we are going home to with linus when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mank

time to pay a visit to the beach and i'll rent the beach chair. it will protect me from the wind and help with social distancing. though i'd like to rent a beach chair went to hello and welcome no problem but what do i need to do i do both and nothing we send 2 people along who'll make sure the beach chairs. disinfected all you need to do is sit down relax and have a nice time. or. is this your best beach chair and go up in the best that i don't know about that i'd say it's a very good beach chair many are newer but this is the one that's free right now that's how it works on the clock awful sue it has to be disinfected 1st. yes we have to unless the chair only goes out once a day then it has 24 hours to air out. but if it goes out several times a day but this is what we do get with the someone so if it hasn't aired out mathias takes care of it that was much yes then dr mathias gets it nice and clean thank you ideas. beach chairs like this has been a fixture by the baltic and the north sea since the 19th century there especially popular in germany

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germany's baltic coast famous for its endless stretches of white sandy beaches. is no exception but in times of coronavirus restrictions over crowded beaches are supposed to be a thing of the past only those staying in hotels are allowed on the sands even so $10000.00 daytrippers descended on the resort companies renting out the region's much loved we could be chairs had to turn customers away. no matter of hours and i normally on a day like this with temperatures of 30 degrees celsius would have 800 people on my part of the beach right now i can only let 15200 people at most through. come in for a lot of verbal abuse over the last couple of hours and some people even got physical in fact it just got so bad security are on their way right now from. the. local authorities in tim and have hired the additional security personnel to help enforce social distancing rules on the beach for not moving. the bottom line is that beachgoers are not keeping to the distancing rules we may as well go straight back down to the beach and start again because they've all moved back

beautiful looking beach. like many beaches across our country, blighted by the sight of letter.ey have been hard at work since this morning gathering itself litter. part of a keep britain tidy campaign. they are trying to raise awareness of when we go to the beach, we take all of this plastic beach toys, buckets and spades, but the issue is too many of us arejust spades, but the issue is too many of us are just leaving them there and adds to piles and piles of rubbish causing harm to see life and makes the seaside look a bit messy. to give you an idea, context, the plastic there takes a50 years to decompose. if that was around at the time of william shakespeare, that still would not be fully decomposed. quite a stark thought. emily is from the charity keep britain tidy. how big an issue is this? a huge issue. litter on the beach itself is one problem, but i being left behind which should not be here because they have plenty of life left in them, another huge problem we are dealing with. you are trying to tell people notjust to dealing with. you are trying to tell people not just

banned along the beach, whatever and west cliff. carmel is taking a close look at beaches. walk, run, swim, surf, can't bring food, coolers or hang out in large groups and fines, violators could be fined up to $500. >>> even easier than heading to the beach to stay cool is turning on ac if you're lucky enough to have it. pg&e says that's putting a strain on the power grid. graph from cal iso. more people using energy throughout the day, peak usage around 5:00. statewide flex alert in place until 10:00 tonight, ceiling fans instead of ac, drawing window coverings and turn off unnecessary lights. then there are cooling centers. contra costa county has three district offices. face covering and social distancing are required. open again monday and tuesday 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon. other cooling centers will be open in the heat wave. we have list of their locations on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> firefighters are working in extreme heat to get handle on the lake fire in southern california. scorched more than 11,000 acres, five structures have been destroyed. 12% contai

beaches were packed today. they are expected to be packed all weekend long from stinson down to pacifica. are reporter reports one mayor is pleading with you to stay away. >> the beaches are jampacked. they are jampacked. mack pacifica mayor says she has seen it with her own eyes. mecca see volleyball games. i see drinking games. icy football games. it is highly suspect that the folks are not all from the same family.>> reporter: this is video we capture today. crowds of people, some not wearing masks or social distancing. it's not only happening in pacifica. >> it has impact. we are suffering. >> reporter: brent turner has a residents of half moon bay. he has reached out to leaders to try to shut down beaches on the weekends. >> it is just the worst breach of public duty when the public is going through the pandemic picu put the health and safety of people first. >> reporter: even when the beaches have enclosed, some people say that did not keep them away. >> we were parking all the way out there. we walked al

you are seeing that live shot at the beach with the waves picking up at the beach. what i haven't touched on is the low tide and high tide. with the tropical storm-force winds, the storm surge is something we are watching even for the bahamas. now the left side of the storm system is always the strongest of it and we're going to watch miami to daytona beach and jacksonville for the potential of the flooding to be a big-time threat. this is going to be a big-time update that we get. at the center of the storm, as i said, kendis, wobbles just a little bit. you could have a landfall this afternoon into this evening and also just nine months ago we were talking about hurricane dorian that was impacting northwest bahamas. right now, the portion of the left side of the storm system is impacting that area. we have to watch that closely. kendis. >> look at that storm right now. curious to get the update from the national hurricane center. isaias looks split right now. perhaps there's still strength eveni strengthening going on. it looks like cybil right now. janessa, we wil

phil keating is live in cocoa beach with all of this.er: this is absolutely the last day this weekend for fun and sun in the sand and in the surf and as you see behind me people have been out there playing in the water out in the atlantic and surfing all day long. but tomorrow, different story as what is currently a tropical storm is expected to restrengthen overnight as adam said into hurricane isaias and wind and rain should be slamming the space coast tomorrow for much of the day. we are in the hurricane warning zone which stretches from boca raton up to daytona beach. the primary concerns today, red flag surf and sunburn. south of here in satellite beach, pretty much the same scene and story today. south florida, broward and miami-dade county which has already seen some bands of rain, but it's only expecting tropical storm effects. here is what it looks like in miami beach and lauderdale by the sea which is near fort lauderdale. forecasted -- forecasters expected hurricane isaias is not expected to make landfall in florida with the w

>>they're free deliveries volunteers in north beach have now helped generate $50,000 from north beach restaurants over the past 3 months, it's through a program called north beach delivers which started in april when the pandemic forced restaurants to move to a takeout delivery menu. the volunteer based program is free for customers in the business since restaurants save money that would otherwise go towards delivery service fees people are trying to support restaurants are ordering from them but oftentimes that does come at their expense because there's really high to the refuse in the middle of that equation is are trying to take that trying to make it a little bit more community job and any sonner created north beach delivers after watching his favorite neighborhood restaurants struggle, stay open. the program does deliveries every thursday night within this delivery zone and features a different restaurant, each week each week is really when it's rewarding when we're actually at that restaurant and we're seeing we're seeing their excitement because the restaurant or the frankly is

restaurants in places around the beaches and all around syd ney around the beaches and all around sydneyrus. and people will know, particularly australians will know, particularly australians will know, not least because of what has been happening in victoria state potentially how serious this is. from your point of view, from the job, lots of people may know you from bondi rescue and the work they see you do every day, how different does it make yourjob personally as a lifeguard? does it make yourjob personally as a lifeguard ? because does it make yourjob personally as a lifeguard? because you have to ta ke a lifeguard? because you have to take some of these considerations for your own safety. definitely. i ama for your own safety. definitely. i am a full—time firefighter, as well. when we are doing rescues and first aid, we have to keep our distance. we are still doing ourjobs, but we have masks on. when we are doing rescues have masks on. when we are doing rescu es we have masks on. when we are doing rescues we try to keep our distance, as well. it is tough sometimes, but so far so g

british and canadian forces struck at three different beach sectors. ♪ ♪ utah beach, 20,000 american force showed 120,000 men. with every passing hour, with each passing day, reinforcements streamed ashore to enlarge the beach head with tanks, trucks, ammunition and supplies. ♪ ♪ ♪ hundreds of our attacked bombers and fighters were now over europe carrying pay loads of destruction aimed at the vitals centers of hitler's fortress europe. flying fortresses in heavy formation cascaded 3500 pounds of explosives upon every second upon nazi held positions. our last boiler formations were now given a canopy of air support by peace 38 lightning's. together they fought off enemy air attacks. as the roar of engines and concussion of the bombs were still ringing in the air of a dazed and battered enemy, our grand artillery opened up. our tags an infantry rolled through, driving west to isolate france and other ports along the peninsula. other elements pushed south. and east towards paris. ♪ ♪ what was left of ten german divisions was not so much as was knocked up by what the german fury and sai

the message is simple from the rnli — if you go to the beach this weekend, go toa you go to the beach this weekend, leave inflata bles beach this weekend, leave inflatables at home. lifeboats are being much busier than they should be, rescuing people who had been blown out to sea on inflatables. this is absolutely avoidable. if you see anybody in difficulty in or even near the water, please do not hesitate to dial 999 and ask for the coast guard. i want to pick up on the thing with inflatables. you know, we all love our inflatables with the water, especially children. tell us what the particular cause for concern is with them. you mentioned there is a risk of getting further out to sea on inflatables and perhaps you would if you were swimming in the water —— than if you would. inflatables are great fun in a swimming pool environment but they are not suitable for the coast. we are not suitable for the coast. we are saying that children and, in some cases, adults on the inflatable, on the unicorn, on the lie low and before they realise it, they are being blown out to sea by they are bei

at utah beach 20,000 american troops were landed.irst day our invasion force ashore totaled 120,000 men. with every passing hour, with each passing day, reinforcement streamed ashore to enlarge the beachhead with tanks, trucks, ammunition and supplies. ♪ ♪ sfo ♪ ♪ >> hundreds of our attack bombers and fighters were now over europe carrying payloads of destruction aimed at hitler's europe. >> flying fortresses cascaded 2,500 tons of explosive among nazi-held positions. our mass bomber formations were given a canopy of protective air support. together they fought off enemy air attacks. ♪ ♪ >> as the roar of engines were still ringing in the ears of a dazed and battered enemy, our ground artillery opened up. our tanks and infantry rolled forward driving west to isolate ports on the peninsula. other elements pushed south and east toward paris. ♪ ♪ >> what was left of ten german divisions were knocked off by men their furor told them were not soldiers and would not fight. again, the aggressor had made a slight miscalculation. as the germa

and then the little community beyond jones beach. he has the last community at the far end that was modest he ripped out to walls in the living room to make them a picture window. but when you look out the right window you see the tower of robert moses state park. in interviewing robert moses. but when he talked about jones beach he was not the mighty robert moses but the young robert moses who points toward the great south and the year was 1922. still a young assistant to al smith you had given him the job to create parks on long island with the people of new york cit city. seem like an impossible job because in 1922 america the wealth and power is robert barron and they are great estates were in suffolk county and long island. they controlled everything the local and county governments and the state legislature as well. and what they knew, they didn't want the people love new york city out there when called the people of new york city and is somehow you managed to find a way every desirable that beachfront where they created parks

for the beaches, half moon bay, and we know people are trying to head to the beaches. 70s this weekend and then the cooler and foggy breeze back by next thursday and friday and we will be down into the 60s. while it remains hot immediately, one last thing i wanted to show you right now is our fire danger, it remains high. we have a fire danger rating of 100 degrees as we head into tomorrow. the reason why it's not higher than that is because we don't have any big wind in the forecast and that is at least a little bit of good news with the heat that we are dealing with. hang on, and coming up in 25 minutes we will talk about when some showers move close to the bay area. it has been a pretty dynamic forecast in the past couple of days and i will keep you straight and ready to go on the 7-day forecast. again, i will be back in about 25 minutes. >> you have a lot to keep an eye on. >> yeah, it's muggy out there. thank you, jeff. >>> next, smoke billowing in the air. chevron refinery tells us what caused concern. >>> it looked more ominous than it was, the flare-up in richmond at the refine

heads a group that organizes beach cleanups and urges the community to get involved. well everything that you see here is being washed off from the ocean but whenever i say that you know i want to be sure that we don't create a misconception that it's always washed up be someone else's trash is not our try it is our trash you know 80 percent of the plastic that is found in the ocean comes from land sources so that plastic bottle that you and i just threw away whatever we were at the cornice from the bark at a sports event is going to find its way to the beach and eventually the ocean is going to dump it back on the beach if that didn't sink to the bottom of the ocean the scale of it how bad because this i mean it's just littered everywhere there's plastic everywhere or just to give you a little bit of scale and understanding beach we've done in the last year we did 14 cleanups we had $1600.00 volunteers that came on all those clean ups and we collected 20 tons of trash in 14 clean ups the biggest cleanup on record that we've done was in may of last year during ramadan

beaches are sunny and near 75 degrees. that is good beach weather. of course, the covid-19 problem remains a problem. this is odd. we have no break in the heat wave through the middle of next week. temperatures will cool a bit. will still be near 100 degrees inland. that is all week next week. the overnight lows tonight will be in the upper 50s and mid 60s. we have a few 70ass llwehighs have them in the next half- hour. in the meantime, you will get an idea, it 104 at airfield. it is 101 in livermore. we have no breaks inland. along the shoreline, temperatures will be in the mid- 70s. in the extended forecast, it is hot and it stays hot. it will be in the mid-90s on sunday. it warms up on monday and tuesday. the fluctuations do not offer any great relief. through next friday, temperatures stay in the 90s. at the shoreline, they will be in the mid-70s. we have all the numbers coming up in the next half hour. >>> thank you. breaking the rules for a second day, students are coming back to one california campus, despite the health order. the schools are

are you heading to a beach this weekend? for a few days next week, but a tricky thing is at a beach when you set up first thing you don't know how busy it's going to be in particular places to me like you to the beach and not be that busy but ina to the beach and not be that busy but in a few hours it might be getting very busy. if you are a family you've not been able to take a foreign holiday, taking a holiday in this country. it entered upon the beach and find it really busy it's going to end up loads of disappointed children. it's what the right thing are meant to do this year if you want to have a holiday. we all stuck apart from the field of brampton to form an direct foreign climates. do you think that people are heading to the wrong beaches and crowding to the obvious ones? at the people do crowd the obvious ones and we always have to remember there is stuff. if you have young children you have to take a buggy and so that they can have a sleep in the middle of the day. if you worry about sunstroke and getting too hot

welcome to iztuzu beach here, just a few kilometres away from the sleepy little beach town of dalyan,e beach, but 30 years ago, they also were not paying much attention to what was happening underneath the sands. this is one of the most important nesting sites for europe's population of endangered loggerhead turtles. every summer, thousands of hatchlings push their way up onto the beach and crawl down into the ocean. that is still the case largely because of the work of this woman. june haimoff, who is now 96, stopped a hotel development in the late ‘80s that would have spelled total destruction for the breeding grounds. she has devoted the last three decades of her life to the turtles, winning turkish citizenship and an mbe along the way. the government had a plan to develop this for tourism and it included — not only included — a vital part of it — was a road down the middle of the beach. i spoke up, i said, please, don't put a road and i was helped. i did not do it alone. some said i was mad, others said i was a spy! a spy? a spy for greece. it is true. it sounds funny to us but th

authorities in germany warned that some beaches. and lakes would have to close if there were too many people but how are they surviving the heat wave without a refreshing dip. it's a filtering. drink plenty stay in the shade normally i'm someone who loves the sun but that isn't too much. high temperatures are set to continue in the next couple of days and it seems like a trip to the local ice cream vendor might be less of a risk then going to the beach. or moving to sport now we're letting go madrid say 2 unnamed members of their travelling party for the champions league quarter finals in portugal have tested positive for corona virus the spanish club are due to play at sporting lisbon stadium against germany's rb lights on thursday and say they're in touch with authorities about further steps the champions league had previously been suspended for 4 months because of the pandemic. failed to win a formula one race for the 1st time this season red bull's match for stop and took the checkered flag of britain silverstone which was hosti

you are taking a live look right now at santa cruz beach, a popular spot, as temperatures soar into the triple digits in some cities. >> let's find out just how long this heat's going to be with us. i can confirm 106 where i live. here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> yes, it's another day of record-breaking heat as our dangerous heat wave rolls on. the official numbers just came in a few minutes ago. we had numerous cities set new records or tie old records. nine cities in fact from santa rosa to napa. redwood city to gilroy all seeing record heat today. 2 i sanow it's a very even a 98. it'san fransco. t next couple of hours, little in the way of relief from this heat. by 9:00 p.m. after the sun goes down we still have numerous 70s to 80s across the bay area. and tomorrow morning it's a warm start to another very hot day. we'll have the latest on how hot we get tomorrow, how long this heat wave will last, and also a red flag warning that will go into effect. all the details in the acuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> we will see you then, drew, thank you. the heat is putting a serious

. >>> the bay area beach town is begging people not to visit but unclear how that could be enforced. >>> who will be vaccinated first when the shots become available, and what california and other states are asked to do ahead of time. >>> it is 6:00 on this saturday, august 15. good morning. i am emily turner. >> i am devin fehely. >>> let's get to our meteorologist. >> yesterday was bad but that's only the start. here is the view over the bridge with no marine layer this morning but i don't think anyone is surprised to see that. although we did cool down in the upper 60s in the city after being in the mid-90s yesterday. we shattered the record of san francisco from the gold rush. we will do it all over again today. we have intense heat again today and it could get technically cooler tomorrow but don't think sunday will feel good but about 5 to 7 degrees drop from today. that is short-lived. next week we have intense heat much of next week with your 7- day forecast coming up in a bit. today 108 for many inland spots with 89 in the bay. if you are lucky in the city you will stay out o

we‘ve been on this beach for almost an hour.y getting out to sea, and people heading back towards the dunes, possibly smugglers. and in this vast beach, one of the areas we‘re told that migrants set off from each day, there is no sign of surveillance. we called the police half an hour ago. still, we‘ve seen nothing. nearby, richard, a game bird hunter shooting on the beach, witnessed the attempt. he says he‘s seen migrants three times this week. translation: they leave from this beach all the time, every day. and if not here, they leave from higher up the beach, orfrom dunkirk. i didn‘t see how many children there were, but i heard them crying. 0n the other side of the channel, at least six migrant boats have been brought into dover by the uk border force already today. french authorities claim they‘re doing everything they can, including regularly closing makeshift camps that pop up in calais to prevent migrants from settling here in bigger numbers. they say they‘ve intercepted ten times the number of boats at sea in the past m

it would be great to see the beach is busy again. thanks so much for being with us.biggest race in cycling, the tour de france, will finally get under way in nice in the next couple of hours. the three—week spectacle was postponed last month because of covid—19 but the french government has now allowed it to go ahead after precautions were put in place. fans will be allowed to watch but their numbers will restricted. let's talk to the cycling commentator, laura winter. hello, it is exciting to have it back, isn't it? but with conditions. it is, it is usually excited, i was quite emotional today because it feels like a day when we have sport back and life is moving on, but the tensions and the concerns surrounding the race are enormous andi surrounding the race are enormous and i don't think we have actually ever had a race that has started under such scrutiny with such concern as this one, as cases in france continue to rise and rise. and the restrictions are put in place by the race local authorities continue to get tighter as well. raising that question about restr

they wrote it on the beach sand. they were spotted by u.s.force tanker. >>> take a look at markets around the world this tuesday morning. asia shares are closed for the day. european shares have opened higher. nice gains there in europe and on wall street. futures, look at those right now, mixed here. look, against the backdrop of main street pain, wall street flying high. nasdaq up 1.5%. that's another record. nasdaq up like 7% just in the month of july. the disconnect is really noticeable here. it was the worst quarterly gdp. tens of millions of people have glossed the stimulus benefits. stocks are soaring. people are suffering. markets are up. >>> a convenience store operator is offering a drive through convenience store in pennsylvania in december. just like ordering burgers and fries, you drive up, police an order and if orders are too long you drive up, make the order and it will be brought to your car. >>> brands like the gap, urban eagle and they are relying on business. they say businesses will lose a lot. >>> a washington state teen

all day long, this is what has been seen on the beach people having fun in the sun. cloudless day blue sky playing paddle ball surfing on the waves a fun day but tomorrow none of this should be happen happening now tropical storm is still expected to restrengthen overnight back to cat hurricane 1 status those in satellite beach people there also enjoying sunny beach day all aware that the window of sun and surf will be closing later tonight. down in south florida which is already seeing some bangdz of rain, but is only expecting tropical storm effects, here is what it looks like right now in souts beach, miming beach, and lauderdale, where it has been a rainy and gusty afternoon at times. even though eye of the storm is forecast to stay offshore, the whole way, fema is still closely watching. heed your legislate managers so i don't to get into their business but what i will say generally is don't bet your life on what the forecast, the track intensity will do. >> at least some are preparing for more than a few inches of rain and unconcerning winds. we found some hurr

it is a beautiful beach and it is being ruined by people just leaving their plastic on the beach andis morning? yes. on the weekends, it can be very bad with the amount of tourists coming. a lot of people are taking their rubbish but a lot are not. what is the worse you have seen it? full—time the normal amount on some weekends with the amount of people. and it seems to be growing. and it does not dissolve, people have to go and pick it up. what is your message to people was make please, take your letter i am. absolutely and that is an important message. and the message from keep britain tidy is leave only footprints. thank you very much. anna some people do that. your daughter was given a bauble to bullet from a beach in devon. a viewer says he's an experience mental detection is and he once found alive grenade on the beach.” found alive grenade on the beach.” found almost a brand—new pair of crocs. but flip—flops often end up on beaches. one here from kim who says, it sounds like something out ofa says, it sounds like something out of a movie but i was on a boat and stopped for a s

even daytona beach. we'll still see the impacts of high surf and gusty conditions. it races across the carolinas where we could see a landfall for tuesday and it will continue its journey from new york to boston causing gusty winds alssurf and a lot rain. jose? >> janessa webb, thank you very much. >>> turning now to the covid crisis, july was the deadliest month yet in our country. and now a new nightmare for families after a huge outbreak at a kids summer camp. with more on that here is blayne alexander. >> reporter: tonight covid after attending a georgia summepeople present, were tested for covid with 260 testing positive. the vast majority were children. >> things are going to be a little bit different. >> reporter: in a video posted to youtube in early june counsellors demonstrated safety steps as they prepared to welcome campers. that video was posted june 11, and less than three weeks later the camp was shut down. the report says regular singing and cheering likely contributed to transmission. wh

north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been since 1956 opposed by the grandfather a big people person people had people

in some areas of dorset it got so busy beach—goers we re dorset it got so busy beach—goers were told as resorts in car parks reached capacity. bournemouth, christchurch and pool council's mobile beach app showed 19 of its 2a teachers were under red alert by the afternoon wanting people to avoid the area as safe social distancing would not be possible. but despite being busy, the council said it was manageable, it had extra patrols in place, first aid stations in key locations, and marshals to help with parking. the hot weather is set to continue this weekend, with a heat health warning from public health england remaining in place. it was gorgeous yesterday, wasn't it? and for the weekend, we will have the latest weather very soon from stav. from today you'll have to wear some sort of face covering in many public places, including museums and cinemas, in england and scotland. our business corespondent katy austin is at eureka, the national children's museum in halifax. katy, tell us more about these changes? good morning. this is, as you say, a children's museum, so you can come here

there's a man-made beach. we're not able to see it right now, it's do too datoo dark, bu was walking through the parking lot where that truck is, the water was up to my shins. we just don't know and we won't know until daytime. we've talked to officials here and they just don't know how much water damage there is. one thing i must stress, and we don't want to overly scare people, there was talk there could be a storm surge this far north. we're about 30 miles as the crow flies north of the gulf of mexico. there is fear there would be a storm surge of up to 20 feet. i don't see that anywhere i've gone so far and i haven't heard that from emergency officials yet. that's the one piece of good news i can tell you. but there's a lot of damage. this hotel i'm telling you about is a well-built casino hotel with lots of slot machines and gambling equipment and they want to protect that. that's probably the most well-built building in the city. and there is lots of damage to the hotel. refuse was just flying all over t