and if then i went up to him and i said thank you for writing the first edition of the waves the beaches'm not really interested in these modern racks, i'm interested in the ancient history. >> hitting did you ever think you would form a relationship with this guy who wrote such a classic text that informed your early life. >> not at all, we would meet once a week or so and the pirates association and we interacted quite a bit was twice a week and he would give me things to read and sort of like a father to son homework type of thing and after a year or two, handed me a copy of this second edition and said read this and then tell me what it means to you m of this "waves and beache. and so i did it and here we are 20 years laterts because he liky edit and it we had other things, i know his family and i know his every generation of the great-grandchild some really involved in with the family still. and you know, it was sort a father and son experience although he is about 35 years older than me and he died in the year 2000, and so the efforts of doing this was for sort of went mute for a w

is an ocean order recently crafted the third edition it in the rain science classic it, "waves and beachesamic of the sea and the coast and samantha is an expert in emergency management a arrhythm, distant and disasters and climate crisis and give the start with you, you spent years at city including it in a remote region, very interesting but first, the first division of this book was originally presented in the 1960s, a mentor of yours if i am not mistaken. >> how this affected your early career and now you formed a relationship with him later inor life pretty. >> thank you for having me, in the late '90s, although the first edition of the "waves and beaches" was in graduate school when i'm studying cueva dynamics and it got me early on and likely the first real job i had an ocean order and oceanography, is a talented guy a new presided all sorts of wonderful things and you can read about a. >> and headed you reach him. >> the pirates associating meeting is where i met him in san diego in the late '90s and he wasas talking about getting a brother jonathan and after this first edition of

of course that means basically doing away with the beach in those areas. what do you think when you cc walls? >> it's sort of a schizophrenic approach. upstream is permanent and money. downstream, go figure. no need to recognize and is seawall somewhere but unless you're doing something with the national policy little portions of land that's great, go fall into the ocean near san francisco is a very good example. you can see there hanging off and free space really have to recognize in harm's way. not to mention you can buy houses and real estate at a national level to preclude the damage. what hurricane katrina was 500 million or something like that. it's anticipating, understanding the phenomena that is occurring disasters. and those that can be mitigated long-term approach. those that cannot be mitigated. >> great topics but important reading from our authors today kim mccoy who crafted the third edition of the scientific classic and i just want to say again this is gorgeous anyone out there should just get this to look at it if not read it. samantha fro

downstream dated beach measurements and it's schizophrenic to do something like that. they need to recognize in the seawall somewhere it can be but unless you are doing something gigantic like the national policy on the little coastal portions of land they are not going to do much. 40% of the land in san diego and la that's great but it's still going to go around these little patches in the city with some of the coastal going down 40, 50 feet you can see those completely so you have to recognize you shouldn't permit in harm's way. samantha mentioned you can buy houses and real estate to preclude the damage because the 500 million or something like that and you can spend 50 million and keep it from happening as much better than a billion dollars in reserves so it's anticipating understanding first of the phenomena that create disasters and those that can be mitigated in the long-term approach into those and thosethat cannot be mitigatd cost-effectively. >> but an important reading from the authors today who grafted the addition of the scientific classic waves and beache

she realized north beach restaurant was being confused with another restaurant in north beach. >> called hilda and jesse that did deny service to 3 uniformed police officers friday because their weapons made staff uncomfortable it's shocking that people are. >> that they don't read all of the information and just assume on yelp north beach restaurant has received about a dozen negative reviews in the last day and a half. >> some even incorrectly referring to the owners as hilda and jesse, she says she tried to respond to some of the reviews. but it's been difficult. probably the most angry. >> of all of the responses. we've gotten took a while to get through the yelp. and by that time it's kind of like damage done. there is now a hold on posting. but she worries that this confusion could negatively impact the restaurants more than 50 year history. >> don again says they had 3 last-minute cancellations sunday night. the staff called those guests just to make sure they didn't cancel because of the confusion. we're sorry we missed you last night. we hope it's not because of this. it was. an

hilda and jesse as an north beach restaurant or the north beach restaurant.ze that was the description of the restaurant's location and not the restaurant's name. we're getting these random e-mails. all of a sudden i was like hey, team. what's going on? it was just like. >> hate filled and we will never come back again. and i'm like, whoa, this is not what we get. general manager of north beach restaurant marine don again says it took her some time to even piece together what was happening. i started picking up the phone today and some people very nice and understanding and listening and just voicing and other people screaming and lots of hate. the restaurant started receiving dozens of phone calls, emails and reviews. >> like this one from facebook saying cop hating owners to kick out the ones that protect them. she realized north beach restaurant was being confused with another restaurant in north beach. >> called hilda and jesse that did deny service to 3 uniformed police officers friday because their weapons made staff uncomfortable it's shocking that peo

and we're not here to change manhattan beach. we're here to right or wrong. the public trying to get property back to belong to us that was illegally taken away from fraud and shepherd, got his wish, california governor given you some signed a law transferring the property known as bruce, as beach, back to the family, you can see what it was purchased for back then and what it's forth to day. so now an organization called where's my land is hoping to bring the same type of victory to other families who have their land taken. but some advocates say other cases being brought up or not as straightforward as the bruce's beach case, william dirty junior, a scholar at duke university said i just think there are thousands of these cases and a very small percentage of them have the degree of specificity that the bruce beach cases were you know, exactly who owned the property, how it was taken, and by whom, while makers in minneapolis had created b. minneapolis 2040 plan legislation points out the impact of re, re construction has historically hands on minority commun

as soon as i got a sore on the beach, and i found a rifle, i grabbed the rifle. i didn't want one of those things. it was as far as i was concerned so i grabbed in one so i jumped up and started firing in the air and screaming like everybody else. i wondered how many marines we lost. we saw old glory up there but it changed the whole attitude of the whole thing. it did something to us and the captain, a great number of his marines called for a meeting of all mcas and officers, there were a couple officers left but he call the meeting and being a corporal with these individuals i was elected as an in co but we had people before this thing was over we had sergeants acting as ceos, anybody doing anything that you can get them to do so i went out to meet with the ncos and another sergeant in this shell crater and the captain was at the bottom of the whole and i can remember him very frustrated, didn't know what to do, he was looking for ideas. how do we do this? what do we do? make progress and not get people killed? he was asking others for ideas. he looked at me, i

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hilda and jesse as an north beach restaurant or the north beach restaurant.t was the description of the restaurant's location and not the restaurant's name. we're getting these random e-mails. all of a sudden i was like hey, team. what's going on? it was just like. >> hate filled and we will never come back again. and i'm like, whoa, this is not what we get. general manager of north beach restaurant marine don again says it took her some time to even piece together what was happening. i started picking up the phone today and some people very nice and understanding and listening and just voicing and other people screaming and lots of hate. the restaurant started receiving dozens of phone calls, emails and reviews. >> like this one from facebook saying cop hating owners who kick out the ones that protect them. she realized north beach restaurant was being confused with another restaurant in north beach. >> called hilda and jesse that did deny service to 3 uniformed police officers friday because their weapons made staff uncomfortable it's shocking that people a

so the property started right there at the brick wall beer and extended down here to the beach. and then from here, all the way over to the other side of that building, it has the observation been shepherd said his family was harassed by the ku klux klan and land developers who own properties in the beach city. ah, they slash tires. ah, the i started fights with people ah, the burn duck crosses, they burned a house down here. they burned a mattress under the porch of the resort itself. here, there are people here that don't want, you know, to see change in manhattan beach and we're not here to change man. at least we're here to write a raul, the public private property back that belonged to us that was illegally taken ah, from fraud and shepherd got his wish california governor given you some signed a law transfer in the property known as bruce, as beach, back to the family, you can see what it was purchased for back then and what it's worth today. so now an organization called where's my land is hoping to bring the same type of victory to other families who had their land take

boats with containment, booms attached where once again off the shore of huntington beach. responding to a sheen on the water. this time the location was about a half a mile off of bolsa chica state beach not terribly far from the site of an approximate 25,000 gallon oil spill in october that shut down multiple beaches along the coast. this latest incident does not appear to be merely is serious is no beach closures have resulted as of yet. as far as we know what we've been informed. it isn't anything that the public needs to be too concerned about. >> any leak of any kind is concerning. of course. but we don't have any evidence that it's on the beaches are that it's heading towards the shore. anything this new potential oil spill was first noticed wednesday along with reports of an odor in the area. >> huntington beach police put up a helicopter to try and locate the sheen. but initially could not find it. however, at some point a crew from the city's marine safety division did come across it and took this picture. us coast guard crews also responded in today put out this

hilda and jesse as an north beach restaurant or the north beach restaurant.urant's location and not the restaurant's name. we're getting these random e-mails. all of a sudden i was like hey, team. what's going on? it was just like. >> hate filled and we will never come back again. and i'm like, whoa, this is not what we get. general manager of north beach restaurant marine don again says it took her some time to even piece together what was happening. i started picking up the phone today and some people very nice and understanding and listening and just voicing and other people screaming and lots of hate. the restaurant started receiving dozens of phone calls, emails and reviews. >> like this one from facebook saying cop hating owners to kick out the ones that protect them. she realized north beach restaurant was being confused with another restaurant in north beach. >> called hilda and jesse that did deny service to 3 uniformed police officers friday because their weapons made staff uncomfortable it's shocking that people are. >> that they don't read all of

the fourth subdivision lost 197 men right there on the beach on d-day. next d-day when we attacked crisbecq. so it was our d-day. it was really the second day because we had to wade through all of that water, the exits weren't all open. and due to the fact that we all landed in a different place than what we were supposed to, which was exit 3, was really crowded. and so the 22nd infantry and the 12th which came in behind us, walked through and it took them about seven hours for us to walk through all that water. then we hit a road and then we went up the road to a place called farraville. and then we spread out and made our scrimmage line. i was surprised to find that it didn't get dark over there until about 11:00 at night. so, about 11:00 we began to put out our scouts and dig our holes and that sort of thing. and wait till the next day. and the next day at 6:30, we jumped off to attack crisbecq. our third battalion had more difficulty than the first two because they were actually part of the first wave. and their job was with the 8th infantry was to g

palm beach county has one of the lower vaccination rates in the state at 63%.es are affecting your industry and visitors? >> well, chris, thank you for having me. certainly we have seen, according to forecasters, that there's been a dampening of travel intentions up to about 25% of folks are postponing trips, but the good news is that only 10% are cancelling. for us here in florida, and particular in the palm beaches, we're looking to buck the trend and receive as many visitors as we proudly had in 2019, which was a record year. that has to do with the wonderful attributes that we have in the palm beaches with less congestion, smaller cities, lots of open spaces, and great parks and beaches to spread out and be safe from activity. >> so you just put forth one of the things you can obviously tell people. look, this is not like going on to necessarily a super crowded beach, like you said, some beautiful small towns. there's a little more room. >> right. >> i'm wondering what the conversations are like with other tourism officials you're talking to. what can you d

long beach is far from alone . shipping bottlenecks have led to delayed deliveries, surging prices, an empty shelves around the world. that has also sparked calls for a rethink of our immensely complex, complicated global supply chains. oh, nothing absolutely. nothing is beginning to look like christmas here at the los angeles and long beach sports in california. these trade helps of the world's 5th largest economy or anything, but in the holidays, both boards are battling a supply chain crisis. they're working on a 247 schedule now. however, it's too little too late for the hungry american market. an issue here, so to tell you that every major container gateway, in this globalized world, here, the aftermath of the 2020 call would condemn. it looks like this. at any given day, an average of almost a 100 ships. most of them from asia are forced to line up and wait, anchoring off shore for weeks wasting time until they can finally dock and offload their cargo onto american soil. as you are aware, the epicenter manufa

second busiest port and long beach california is running at full speed. but even a 247 work schedule hasn't been enough to keep up with a massive wave of consumer demand this holiday season. long beach is far from alone . shipping bottlenecks have led to delayed deliveries, surging prices. an empty shell was around the world that has also sparked calls for rethink of are immensely complicated, complicated global supply chains. oh, nothing absolutely. nothing is beginning to look like christmas here at the los angeles and long beach ports in california. these trade harps of the world's 5th largest economy are anything but in the holiday spirit. both ports are battling a supply chain crisis. they are working on a 24 seventh's schedule now. however, it's too little too late for the hungry american market goof. not an issue here. sorry. california is that every major container gateway in this globalized world. here the aftermath of the 2020 cobra condemning looks like this. at any given day, an average of almost a 100 ships. most of them from asia are forced

she agreed to go to ebstein's palm beach estate. she recalls seeing a girl come out of the bathroom with epstein. both were in towels. >> she was very closed off, hold herself like this, and walking out with her head down. i know that look. >> she says that epstein was inappropriate with her she gave him a massage. she refused when he tried to take it further. she said epstein then offered to pay her $200 for every girl she brought to him. >>> california has been dealing with an influx of refugees from afghanistan, and the charities that support them are putting out the call to help. madison tv has the story. >>> in addition to the refugees, just a huge increase of need at the food banks for california residents, as we help those who are coming to california. we also need to help those in california currently. >> reporter: there is a demand for help right now, at food banks and refugee resettlement organizations, like opening doors. >> in july, opening doors welcomed 42 individuals, and in august, 160. >> reporter: the nonprofit is

these christmas long beach is far from alone. shipping bottlenecks have led to delayed delivery, surging prices and empty shelves around the world. that's also sparked calls for a rethink of immensely complex global supply chains. so fancy monce investigates. ah, nothing absolutely nothing is beginning to look like christmas here at the los angeles and long beach ports in california. these trade harps of the world's 5th largest economy are anything but in the holiday spirit. both ports are battling a supply chain crisis. they are working on a 247 schedule now. however, it's too little too late for the hungry american market goof. not an issue here. sorry. california is that every major container gateway in this globalized world here, the aftermath of the 2020 cobra condemning looks like this. at any given day in everett's, of almost a 100 ships, most of them from asia are forced to line up and wait, anchoring off shore for weeks wasting time until they can finally dock and offload their cargo on to american soil. as you are aware

thank you very much. america's 2nd busiest port in long beach california is working at full tilt but even a 247 work schedule hasn't been enough to keep up with consumer demand for christmas. long beaches far from alone, shipping bottlenecks of lead to delayed deliveries surging prices and empty shelves around the world. that's also sparked coals for a rethink of immensely complex global supply chains. our reporter stuff and simon's investigates. ah, nothing absolutely nothing is beginning to look like christmas here at the los angeles and long beach ports in california. these trade harps of the world's 5th largest economy or anything, but in the holiday spirit. both ports are battling a supply chain crisis. they are working on a 247 schedule now. however, it's too little too late for the hungry american market course. not an issue here, sorry, california is that every major container gateway in this globalized world. here, the aftermath of the 2020 co condemning looks like this. at any given day in everett's, of almost a 100 ships. most of them from asia are forced to line up and wa

beach restaurant.media messages started coming in. >> basically, i can't believe that you would do this to our community, to the police department. um, and saying other things that i don't really want to say on the -- on camera. >> reporter: the backlash for hilda and jesse has been swift and severe on social media. and then, there's this one-man protest right in front of the restaurant. >> if something goes wrong here, burglary, robbery, whatever, who are they going to call? >> reporter: owners of hilda and jesse have publicly apologized in no uncertain terms but this controversy has taken on a life of its own. leo would like it to die out. police in their full uniforms are welcome? >> absolutely, absolutely. or no uniform. we don't care. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> it is a good restaurant. >>> mount diablo's beacon was lit today by survivors of the attack on pearl harbor. the beacon was first installed and illuminated in 1928 to aid in transcontinental aviation. after the atta

north beach restaurant, which is yes, a restaurant in the north beach area, but great beach restaurant. a green was mistaken for a restaurant that was in a story. >> this week about a restaurant in north beach that denied service to police officers, that that's the restaurant killed in just right. that's the one that was in the store, right. so they didn't serve the officers and people got upset and then all the 3rd of was a restaurant in north beach. so they north beach restaurant and i give these terrible reviews. they they started like giving negative phone calls and e-mails. and owner it's like not talking about us. take a listen. >> shocking that people are. >> that they don't read all of the information in just a sam. probably the most angry of all of the responses. we've gotten took a while to get through the yelp. and by that time it's kind of like damage yell put a hold on it now for the postings for north beach restaurant. >> and the manager of that restaurant says, by the way, police officers have always it's always welcome. and welcome. always will be wrong. restaurant. >>

dense fog we had yesterday. 40's and 50's for our current temperatures with san francisco and oakland beach at 51 degrees nevado in vallejo at 48 degrees currently later on today. look forward to some sunshine and 60's a little more mild than yesterday. certainly a lot brighter reyna. john, thanks to that. alright. let's get a look at your traffic. this morning. conditions are. >> pretty light for the most part, however, very slick roadways and bridges. so definitely take your time this morning. a little under 2 minutes. if you're traveling from the east bay heading into the city to that fremont street exit the 70 oh bridge across towards the peninsula a little under 30 minutes to make that commute. let's check out the richmond center fell bridge. you're heading across out of richmond. a little under 9 and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. you're traveling from the north bay into the city. many san francisco restaurants and bars say they feel blindsided after receiving warnings and notices of code violations because of their outdoor parklet. now the city made the part. let's permanen

the beaches here are one of the many reasons to visit dubai, and as you can see, it is a glorious dayhe sun. and i have been told there is a really fun way to cool off here. i'm about to give it a try. this is dubai aqua fun, the brainchild of a young emirati entrepreneur called ahmed ben chaibah. he claims it is the biggest inflatable water park in the world. against the backdrop of hotels and skyscrapers, and a short 25 metre swim from the beach, you will find a course made up of over 70 floating blow—up slippery slides, swings and other obstacles, all designed to test your stamina, balance and bravery. and after a bit of undignified clamber on board, i am ready to accept the challenge. it is a lot slipperier than you think! come on, lucy! almost! i think i've — oh! i was just about to say, i think i've been in the water enough. went five seconds and i didn't even touch the obstacle. here we go! boo! laughs. that is what you've got to look out for. you might complete the obstacle but the slipping at the end, every time. every time! something tells me i may have spoken too soon. i ch

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everyone was on the beach at fire island. of course, there were no cell phones then.s i tried to call one editor after another. i finally got one editor who said you will have to go down and look at the files yourself. that was a first time we had ever done anything. you could put together enough from the conversation, the minutes of conversations and all to prove they were right. that is the reason the faa was too friendly. basically turning the last big hunk of land in nassau county over to them. i was not going to write the story, the real reporters were going to write the story. i wrote them a long memo. we were in long island. the phone rings and alan hathaway secretary says alan wants to see you right away. alan wants to see you immediately. i kept thinking, how is a dignified way to take the news i was fired. alan had an office in the corner that was glass-enclosed. as i walk, i see this as i get closer i see reading my memo. i say mr. hathaway and t waves need to a chair and keeps reading. after a while,te he looks up

coming up, an expert on how mexico's beaches became war zones. we'll be right back. or fun.ave criminal justice reform and public safety. but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upon chesa being recalled as soon as possible. - i didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> the beaches of cancun in mexico's yucatan peninsula are some of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. bu

one ofthe beach instead of doing his 'ob. one of the claims * beach instead of doing hisjob.arthing's animals and staff were able to get out which meant others couldn't. taste able to get out which meant others couldn't. ~ ., ., couldn't. we need to get to the bottom of— couldn't. we need to get to the bottom of that. _ couldn't. we need to get to the bottom of that. to _ couldn't. we need to get to the bottom of that. to prioritise - bottom of that. to prioritise animals over people who are still left there, people who all of us have been pushing the phone office to get out are still there. what i want to see is acknowledgement by the government, the scale of their value, and a plan now to help those people. they are still trapped in afghanistan. we know nothing about the numbers. we know nothing about the numbers. we know nothing about the contact the government has had with them. that duty of protection is still there and we should take that very, very seriously. should dominic raab _ that very, very seriously. should dominic raab still— that very, very seriously. should d

a southern california beach is the scene of the deadly shark attack.how long it's been since it happened at the same location. plus a tsa officer being hailed a hero tonight. what she did on the job to save a baby's life. so about our 4 zone forecast this saturday night is a 30 on this christmas eve. we hope you and your family are staying safe and dry as well. >> from all of the crazy rain as well as cold weather. we've been seeing over the last few days. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what you can expect in the overnight hours and first thing tomorrow morning. >> good evening, jonathan and merry christmas to you and our bay area. viewers hope you had a great day mith your friends and loved ones. and we're going to see for the long holiday weekend. it is going to be a soggy one. so keep that umbrella handy. we are tracking spotty scattered showers and throughout the san francisco peninsula a storm has actually formed with a sell right now along our beaches just to the east of el granada. and we did see some moderate

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we saw people on the beach in bathing suits. sunbathers from nebraska. [laughing] once we landed, we were dressed in 17th century scans, you know? the first thing out of the mouth was like, do you guys do this everyday text aye, this hasn't been done in in a couple hund years. but like you said we got this 4e making, a lot of things we want to do with it next year and one thing will have nantucket involved in with some ideas. so stay tuned. leaping up to 1871 a lot of communities cut incorporated, mine being one. what that meant for our people is okay, now it's considered -- let us give you 25 acres of your own land but now we will tax you on it. so that word incorporation means a different term and my language. we lost a lot of our land like that. fast-forward to the 1900s. cape cod became cape cod tourist attraction. where i live in mashpee nobody ever look to mashpee, not until part of the '90s. and mashpee was the fastest developing town in massachusetts in the '90s. and today, let me go back, today we have, we literally just got fully recognized by

the beaches will remain open. however, authorities have ordered beachgoers to stay out of the water for the next 24 hours. >> there was no one here when we came. everybody was leaving. there were tons of cars driving out and everybody walking off the beach. sign said to go in the water at your own risk. we decided the beach must be open to walk on. >> while the occasional attack has occurred in the past several years, it has been decades since the person was killed. the last deadly shark attack was at 2003. >>> james webb telescope is set to launch christmas morning. nasa spends $10 billion to build it and if everything goes okay it will give us insight into a galaxy very, very far away. >> from its perch 1 million miles beyond earth, the telescope will glimpse the dawn of time like nothing before it. >> the universe is this 13.8 billion years story. we are missing some key paragraphs in the very first chapter. >> astrophysicist amber strong hopes webb discoveries will fill in the blank. >> we will hopefully be ab

you get toward the ocean beach get on maybe down a further south. watch out for those very strong waves over the next few days as these storms really get across the pacific now. also we've got high wind conditions expected overnight tonight high wind advisory issued for much of the bay area. san francisco down along the peninsula. all the way into san jose in the east bay too. some of those winhs sustained 15 to 25 miles an hour, maybe gusting special near the coastline and over nge is 35 to maybe 50 miles per hour expecting some power outages, especially in the santa cruz mountains, maybe in the san mateo county as well. we'll see those gusty winds continue overnight tonight and then pick up again tomorrow. you'll see right here. kind of interesting. you've got that suddenly wind getting some strong, gusty winds along the coastline tonight as we head through the night, this wave of moisture just continues to pump the winds, especially in the santa cruz mountains in backs off a little bit and then we get this little lex front that's going to pass th