most of the free beaches, 95 people were dragged away.t of our loved ones were rescued from drowning. if we want to deliver beaches worthy of the muslim and revolutionary people of iran with cultural and social attachments to the people and people can use the beaches from a family-oriented perspective, this will require mr. hosseini 's time. it has been fixed and it is still fixed when i made this proposal, we welcomed the proposal, and it was resolved that they only agreed to be able to do it in the old style of the beaches that the people saw. you will do it more, god willing, we will do this work, but if mr. hossein allows me, i would like to change it. he suggested that a comprehensive management style sheet should be done, that the coastal construction organization should be formed again . it will be done, god willing may we be able to serve you in the honor of the great nation of iran. god willing, we will be at your service, and with the speed of the black and white body , in the name of god, the merciful, the merciful, i greet you

but in the colder months, the sandy beaches are completely empty. perfect for those who like me, are looking for a tranquillity in nature. in winter, the waves and the wind are slightly more wild, treating ideal conditions for a little treasure hunt every thursday. martin hagaman shows locals and tourists how to find amber along the shore line. this stretch of coastline is famous for it, because mon paso have brought the range of colors to show you a swab idea. this one would probably appeal to everyone transparent, orange, others all use longs conference or yellow cons, proven not, but they don't have to be transparent. most, some have a milky appearance and comp yellow, milky or orange milky. through right through to the nice red tines on term or whitish and really white, which you can see the top here on kristen and looking at it. you can believe it's amber advise us your own. but with a white bid at the top of your bought by on the club, my knock doesn't bounce around us about us. it would vices by then he knew. but if i just showed you that it,

around $10000.00 tons of sand were pumped out onto the beach. at ovens, hope a bulldozer was used to spread the sand out evenly creating a new wide beach with a protective sand dune behind it. the operation cost $5000000.00 euros. germany's northeastern coastline is being eroded by an average of $35.00 centimeters a year. darcy's west coast is particularly at risk. ravonne colbert are unsold, the wind and waves really eat into the coastline. in addition to protecting the houses, we also need to stop. you'll see water breaking through into the lagoon. so there's a lot of coastal protection work that goes on here into the person who has been sandy, water was pumped on to the beach along a 4 kilometer stretch of coastline. the workers gradually added pipes to lengthen the reach. each section is 12 meters long. the work was carried out and shifts and continued around the clock. large trenches travelled about 12 kilometers out to sea and sucked in the sand from the sea bed. once full, the vessels then moved into a docking position off the coast of at

to patrol the beaches . money to patrol the beaches.'s worse than that. i mean, it's i bet to not use a word , but it's not use a word, but it's certainly sticking out your tongue by the to the british. so you and i have covered this story from the beginning. we spent as much time and as almost anybody because we both realised the i think of what the magnitude. i think of what was on really sunak was going on really sunak realises that politically this is becoming a huge issue , is becoming a huge issue, especially for those 2019 former labour brexit voters . you know, labour brexit voters. you know, he's now promising that he's going to stop the boats . going to stop the boats. there'll be new legislation that may allow british judges to overrule the rulings of the european court of human rights. how do you see it? i see it all as a complete nonsense . unless as a complete nonsense. unless you stop this farce that's going on, on these beaches , because on, on these beaches, because none of them would get they would get there in trickle

to patrol the beaches . money to patrol the beaches.'s worse than that. i mean, it's i bet to not use a word , but it's not use a word, but it's certainly sticking out your tongue by the to the british. so you and i have covered this story from the beginning. we spent as much time and as almost anybody because we both realised the i think of what the magnitude. i think of what was on really sunak was going on really sunak realises that politically this is becoming a huge issue , is becoming a huge issue, especially for those 2019 former labour brexit voters . you know, labour brexit voters. you know, he's now promising that he's going to stop the boats . going to stop the boats. there'll be new legislation that may allow british judges to overrule the rulings of the european court of human rights. how do you see it? i see it all as a complete nonsense . unless as a complete nonsense. unless you stop this farce that's going on, on these beaches , because on, on these beaches, because none of them would get they would get there in trickle

this one hatched on the beach of costa rica's tortuguero national park. the animals' most important nesting sites on the caribbean coastline of central america. cloied taylor lives in tortuguero. when the turtles hatch, he patrols the beach to protect them. things used to be very different. cloied: tortuguero was an isolated place. survival didn't revolve around money like it does today with tourism. we used to kill the turtles. we ate the eggs, we ate the meat, we ate the fins. reporter: the turtles have already travelled up to 2000 kilometers by the time they arrive at the beach to lay their eggs in the tortuguero national park. four different species of sea turtles lay their eggs on tortuguero beach, including hawksbill and leatherback turtles. gloria guerrero is a biologist with the tortuguero sea turtle conservancy. she's concerned because climate change is making the sand warmer and the higher the temperature, the fewer males are born. this poses yet another danger to the turtles' survival. gloria: out of 1000 baby turtles, only one comes back to la

we go the most minute over will monitor most of the beach. there's not enough staff to prevent this kind of thing completely and cannot unite talk wherever we are patrolling. they just read, nash that somewhere else was went higher up now. yeah. he's like, yeah, they poked the sandwich sticks to feel for resistance. that's when they know the stickers had some eggs at the bottom of a necessary if you are going to be followed her need a cellphone or a camera. well, once they find the eggs, it took them up. it was, i kind of will. the turtle eggs are usually eaten ra there. believe to be an aphrodisiac. although there's no scientific evidence. turtle eggs and turtle meat have always been an important source of nutrition or torture. weirdo explains cloyd taylor matter left up to let the person who used to slaughter the turtles came at 5 am layla's name, but the local money avenue ankle nap and then community members came well, bulls and passed and asked him for cylinder. turtle may take 80 under at the book it's been forbidden to eat the turtles

find their way on to the beach to lay their eggs. they only come out of the sea at night. a single female lays up to $120.00 eggs for clutch. spending hours digging a hole in the sand, and asked him that can take until morning. after laying her eggs, she covers them with sand to protect them from predators. she may lay up to $1000.00 eggs per nesting season, buried in various locations. in the 1st light of morning, the turtles attempt the journey back to see. many don't make it granado, bruno, a biologist based in tor to wear or has found the remains of a turtle. it was killed and butchered from me as ester torres canny. then in the turtles, that nest in costa rica migrate to their feeding grounds on the caribbean coast of nicaragua, e and acosta. korea, any carrying sea turtles are also illegally hunted on the coast there in a gal that they are to as much as they kill up to $15000.00 turtles of year. a sport i knew but it's not just the animals themselves that are at risk from poaching during the night and early morning. poachers ar

soon it will be there, surf side beach, just south of myrtle beach and there is the spy balloon. we spoke with democrat congressman who is member of select committee on china and combat veteran saying that he didn't want to speak in realtime but i think really right now there are a lot of americans that believe you say china is on their heels that this is an embarrassment for our country that we even allowed this in our air space to begin with, matt. matt: well, if you could see the balloon with the naked eye, i don't think they ever thought we wouldn't see it. this is a stick in the eye that the chinese want today see what the biden administration was to the response to the balloon and so far the keystone cops. we don't know again when we knew about the balloon. sounds like it was tuesday and the american people didn't hear about it until thursday. secretary blinken up until thursday was still going to china on this trip that is confirmed, not confirmed, it's hard to tell, you know, when you talk to both countries but when did they know it was here, why they didn't tell us it wa

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bars and clubs on is arina beach in the high season. it's just one boozy party mile. hello. although most of the big clubs like mega park were closed during the pandemic, they want to reopen this year, especially for german party tourists. the mentioned that kinda restaurant is also in german hands since 1988. yet linda vega has seen many tourists come and go some tim, a bellman. you're also part of the bella month. that's the thorn in the side of the regional government. they don't like it that much unless they would rather have more quality and less quantity. do you sometimes have the feeling that you're not really wanted here? that's the ide advil to me and the so christie a vincent does and it comes to seen this. i'm so i think it's a matter of perspective them by monday i any because the bala, my can also be of high quality was in philosophy and i some maybe it applies to the people who are completely out of control and misbehaving. hallmark this been even clinton, those people might not be wanted here on emerson vide kinsey to fig

put something down rocks, sand to stabilize the beach. the downstairs and run through all the way to the back. so what happened? the guys took some rocks that the government gave us, some boulders, and small ones and they put them just in [the] wheelbarrow and boat and throw them in front to help to build back a little bit of the sand. so we know that the boulders would work. >> monkey river village is one of those coastal communities that we prioritize. a coastal fishing community located in the southern eastern part of belize. a small creole community living in harmony with nature. monkey river is not responsible for the climate crisis, yet they are the ones that are suffering the greatest loss and damage. what we need is climate justice. >> i want to get monkey river back on the map. >> monkey river exists, it's a beautiful place. >> the natural resources are here for us to use, not abuse and misuse. because without them we can't exist. if we can address what we are seeing, monkey river can be here for another hundred years. this week

credits , the private sector and municipalities will participate in the organization of the beaches. observations of the sed and sima reporter also inform about the slow process of organizing the beaches . and gilan will be investigated. the chief of justice of tehran province, during a visit to the parking lots of seized cars, ordered to determine the assignment of these cars quickly. it is expensive to wear the parking lot and all kinds of confiscated cars. the anti-narcotics coordinating council is in the west of tehran province. iran khodro has done a ceiling on the cars that have drugs mixed with them and the property of the smugglers. a significant number of these cars have been in these parking lots for years. they are eating dust and the tasks have not been determined. these cars have a date of movement, delivery and parking. for example, the date of delivery of this car to the parking lot is actually 2196. the date of delivery is 171097, not 1192, which means it is nine years old. court of appeal it is issued without objection, the decision will be protested because some of

the beaches start from the gowat basin and chabahar port and continue to the jask area of ​​hormozgan 200 identified historical monuments, 26 of them are in the register of tangible monuments of the country, 8 of them are natural , next to the beaches and attractions. a very big one can, along with the development of makran cultural heritage and the arrival of tourists who are here, which has been seen a lot in recent years, can help a lot to generate income and employment for the people here. in shahid kalantari port, we have the largest passenger hall . in this area, we have a capacity of 600 there are passengers and there are ready to be able to have maritime tourism both domestically in the coastal area and to be able to establish a passenger line between us and the ports of neighboring countries in the area of ​​creating safety and waterway safety issues in the area of ​​passenger vessels for investors who are willing to develop sea ​​vessels to invest, the organization is ready to fully support them in the field of granting facilities for the construction of passenger vessels an

around $10000.00 tons of sand were pumped out onto the beach. at ovens, hope a bulldozer was used to spread the sand out evenly, creating a new wide beach with a protective sand dune behind it. the operation cost $5000000.00 euros. germany's northeastern coastline is being eroded by an average of $35.00 centimeters a year. darcy's west coast is particularly at risk. ravonne colbert absorb the wind and waves really eat into the coastline. in addition to protecting the houses, we also need to stop the sea water breaking through into the lagoon. so there's a lot of coastal protection work that goes on here. that the person's look has been sandy water was pumped on to the beach along a 4 kilometer stretch of coastline. the workers gradually added pipes to lengthen the reach. each section is 12 meters long. the work was carried out and shifts and continued around the clock. large treasures travelled about 12 kilometers out to sea and sucked in the sand from the sea bed. once full, the vessels then moved into a docking position. off the coast of athen

no one in the fbi wants to say, hey, we cut him a break on the beach house.ou've got to get this done. the timing is interesting and the context is interesting. >> but didn't -- i mean, the exact is that he was, you know, former vice president and had access to all kinds of documents in office and may have taken some of it to different places. isn't that the same situation with his office, the pence -- sorry, the biden penn office? i mean, that was after he left the vice presidency. >> here's the interesting question. so here's what we know so far is that it's quite possible that the documents in the penn biden center office and to some extent the documents in the wilmington house may have been literally an error by a staff member boxing things up at the end of his tenure and sending them inappropriately not realizing there's classified. if we now take this beach home purchased after he left office, that seems to me to take away that defense, so to speak, that, well, a staff member boxed this up and sent it at the end of my tenure because the home wasn't his

a scuba diver missing since sunday was found near pebble beach. the remains of 27-year-old zachary nelson washed ashore at sand shall beach today on sunday for people went diving in the waters off the beach but only three divers made it out of the water police search but could not find him until today. a sigh of relief for the jewish community of san francisco because police arrested the man accused of shooting in a synagogue they believe the suspect shot blanks in the center of san francisco it all happen wednesday night. cameras captured video of a man walking into the center saying something and then firing at the group the man fired blanks not real bullets. they say they arrested the suspected shooter last night with the help of the fbi. his name is not being released police believe and maybe the same man who walked to the theater and flashed a gun on tuesday. >>> a benefit for the victims of the mass shooting. the community groups hosting. all-you-can-eat crab buffet. tickets have sold out but there are still many ways to help people we put t

don't like the beach. it's too cold out, and it's those kid that are impossible to get back out of the water at the end of the day. >> over the last few years, i think we've had at least 40 of our students participate in the city surf project. >> surfing helped me with, like, how to swim. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing. >> swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the ge

where now they have their own private beach on the complex. let's just say that there used to be our old village beach. it was assumed that, and as they do not block it forever, but access will be returned to people, local residents will be able to go swimming. but the access was not perverted; the complex was built on a fence; it remained in place for many years, the locals practically resigned themselves to its existence inside . eco-activists, including the rose volunteer group, regularly hold cleanliness cleanups here a couple of years ago. but the neighbors do not respect their work. says the girl when they clean themselves up don't get through fence to digest waste then caring residents of the village and remembered the owner of his promises to dismantle the fence. but the owners of the holiday home took back their words to provide free access to the negotiation zone, they refused to restore justice, the residents turned to the local authorities. as tasty as writing. however, the resolution of the dispute, as well as the metal fence , di

two weekends ago biden through to his beach house in delaware right after he got caught lying.feds, i checked my chinese-funded think tank, my house, i swear there is nothing to see here. when the feds searched his home and his office they found some things that joe missed that's when joe flies to his beach house with a bucket of bleach and a booklet of matches. you don't think joe was going to hit the beach house next? that's why he brought the clean up crew. well, today, two weeks after joe scrubbed his second home, the fbi shows up for a search. and what do you know? they didn't find any classified documents. so the white house took a victory lap by sending out their very own stephen miller. >> today, in a planned consensual search with the justice department, they went to the rehoboth beach house and no classified marked documents were found. this is consistent, i think, with the president from the very beginning of having total cooperation with the justice department as it goes to this ongoing investigation. >> why did it take so long for the rehoboth beach residence -- >>

it sold at the 4th hole at pebble beach rolls in the birdie here.tt are one stroke behind peter malnati hole at pebble beach knocks home for the birdie. he is the current leader. the weather didn't cooperate with the golfers. today. the 3rd round came to a standstill as strong winds took over and the play was suspended until tomorrow. now the 3rd round will pick up tomorrow at 08:00am. and then the 4th round will tentatively begin at 12:30pm, which guarantee that there will be some golf played on monday as well. and there was only one shark representing the team at today's nhl all-star game. but erik karlsson, will he made his presence known karlsson had a goal for the pacific team and added an assist as well. but his team did lose in the semis. the big winner of the day was actually matthew. coming up. >> he was named actually the most valuable player of today. he's from the florida panthers and had the goals and 3 assists. >> as he lit the atlantic team to a 75 victory over the central team. various their ball was held in mobile, alabama today, bu

expected to get to the myrtle beach area around 2:40 p.m. but that did not happen. again until the ground stop was finally lifted this afternoon. this was white a site here as folks were able to get a look at the chinese spy balloon, get shot with the missile and drop down into the ocean. we haven't seen any boats or anything of that sort, any military boats on the water to try to pick up some of the debris we were told that fell into the ocean but we do expect some teams out there to try to collect some of the debris and tried to figure out what exactly this balloon was made of and what exactly it was doing here floating across the u.s. of course there are a lot of folks out here able to get a look at this thing falling from the sky, we will hopefully get a chance to talk to some folks to see if we can get what happened from their perspective. jon: the good news is, it's lying in fairly shallow water, 50 feet or less. charles, thank you. after the u.s. military took down the spy balloon, there are questions about what information it surveillance gear might have col

the pebble beach pro-am kicks off tomorrow.illion for a professional, and first place is $1.62 million. there are still spectator tickets available. monterey peninsula foundation hosts the probeach pro-am tour, and because of the partnership they have been able to deliver a win for the community as well, and in the last fiscal year they donated $1.4 million to this county and the surrounding county. >> i love seeing that. oh, kris, watch out, fore! >> reporter: you actually scared me. >> you can watch the action live on the sister network, the golf channel streaming on peacock. live coverage begins today through sunday. kris sanchez, don't go anywhere. we want to say congratulations to you. 19 years here at "today in the bay." nice to have you as part of the team. >> reporter: i am so proud. i am so excited. you know, when i first came here 19 years ago i had just a couple years in the business under my belt. you don't do news this long without making some mistakes, and i have been so fortunate to have support of my team, the m

both at the at&t pebble beach. look at u.s.t the red on the screen. that is in large part of the function of the earnings reports from apple and alphabet and amazon last night. dow off 57 the nasdaq off 133 s s&p off 23 let's get a better understanding of the treasuries as the market believes or disbelieves what jay powell saidten-year note at 3.3, the two-year at 4.108. and then oil, wti crude right now at $75.98. and then finally crypto, bitcoin specifically, sitting just at about $23,500. and i'm going to send it back right now to somebody who i think likes crypto a little bit more these days. joe kernen joe? >> i do. i liked it i told you when i suggested bitcoin was at a decent level and they started laughing at me. i asked, why are you laughing. that was at 16,000 i said, look, i think it's time to buy some. let's get to our first guest of the hour, john stankey at&t has sponsored the pebble beach pro-am since 1986. th thank you for doing that how much to charity in the monterey area? >> this tournament has a record for t

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continue beach cleanup.hundreds gathered to bid farewell to the beloved seacliff pier that was heavily damaged during her severe storms last month. ktvu zac sos has details now from aptos. it's been a part of our lives for so long, and it's sad to see it go among the crowds strolling seacliff state beach saturday to catch up final glimpse of this iconic view nearby thompson remember as a kid coming here since 1929 the world war era ss palo alto, finally known as the cement ship has called this pier and aptos home was mostly intact. but you know time marches on its sort of bringing closure to it a little bit now appear so heavily battered by recent storms that part of it collapsed into the ocean and what's left standing deemed so unsafe by engineers. that state park says it's time for it to come down out of the week for it got destroyed and the first time seeing it since the storms. actually we just have a lot of memories, so we wanted to make sure that we were out here today to kind of say goodbye, saying th

we are live in myrtle beach. you're looking now here as you see a plane just travelling across the sky. we are awaiting and believe that we will see this giant chinese spy balloon making its way across the u.s. now, we have been tracking its movements as it comes across the u.s. and again, it's not in the frame here. earlier you see, you can see it there, the faint to the right of the screen as another plane is just going across. we have gotten no updates from the pentagon or from the norad folks for northern command of the military of its exact location or exact predicted track, but we're trying to follow it to bring you the latest updates on the balloon as we get them and doing same mri with the pentagon is doing all americans to do, look up in the sky or any reference or frame of what we're looking at and we will bring that as we get it. jacqui. jacqui: the polar vortex blasting the northeast is bringing frigid temperatures across the state. katie byrne is in boston with the latest. katie, i applaud you fob be

and surf side beach and charles watson is in myrtle beach for us. charles, what are people there saying? reporter: they're saying a lot, brian. we'll get to that in just a second but you come to the myrtle beach south carolina area and often see people coming out behind me and this is what the restaurants say behind me and tourist town fund and a front row seat and defense playing out a few miles off the coast and they plead witness to on saturday and the u.s. military sent an f22 fighter jet into bringing expected spy balloon down and it was sent crashing into the atlantic ocean and thousands of fo folks that lived vacation in the area got to see with this their own two eyes and quite the spectacle and folks pulled over on the side ovthe road and take pictures and snap videos and we spoke to one resident living off the beach and said he could see this operation happening right from his home and it was a different kind of experience for him because he says as a retired lieutenant colonel and the air force, this is the same type of operation he would

chance for the white house to respond to the fbi search for classified documents at the president's beach house. >> john: we are also expecting questions at the briefing about the high stakes meeting at the white house in just about an hour's time. the president face-to-face with house speaker andy mccarthy. did i say andy again, kevin mccarthy, as the biden white house gets the first dose of a divided washington, d.c. yes, i'll call him david osman as well. i'm sorry, i'm excited, so much happening. john roberts in washington. >> sandra: the briefing coming up, the federal reserve rate hike, we'll look at market reaction. almost hard to keep track of what we are going to see this hour with the questions at the white house going to be really key after this latest search at the president's beach house. so buckle up, we'll begin with this fox news alert. the spokesman for the whitney houston counsels office expected to talk to reporters any moment now, a live picture at the white house on the left side of your screen after the fbi wrapped its search of president biden's home in rehobeth bea

beach. the city was hoping they'd get at least 100 volunteers out here today, and they certainly got what they asked for. this is our playground. clean up the beach, helping the city assist with getting all the driftwood and rest the garbage off the beach. capital is village. it is like cheers. everybody knows your name. went through some changes . some places were just hit way harder than others from the missing section of the wharf. two missing sand on the beach from storm erosion, all a mess. weeks of storms and january left behind. capital is mayor says it takes a village to stay resilient. i think it's all a part of the big recovery effort for the village, the businesses our city as a whole. so everybody is trying to come together and keep you know good spirits. alive beach cleanups here happened regularly. this is an organized effort by the city's parks and rec department, the local chamber of commerce. and nearby cafes in businesses. the effort put into this cleanup is greater than ev

why is there no sand on the beach in winter? who works at home freelancer?e business proposals on what is printed on paper? what happens to a tricycle bicycle car motorcycle? bicycle so we're checking your answers, but you were riding a three-wheeled car. tell this story. we did a big show after the tv show at the olympic and we just arranged races on wonderful ones, as it is called after germany in germany after the war was produced and just as you answered, a few people. yes? i yes, but actually, yes, actually the question. well, he is so insidious, of course, but 21 people answered that there are no sunbeds, sunbeds, sunbeds on the beach in winter, but 30 people. it is quite logical to say that in winter there are no people on the beach. well, this is generally reasonable. yes the next question was who works at home. you said freelancer. this is, in general, quite logical. how many answered the same as you 10 man, that's not enough. that's quite a good answer. but 22 respondents we interviewed called this person a programmer. the programmer and 25 people

if that's not enough beach, you can step over to carmel beach, which is very expensive and nice.edroom home built in 1952. the front deck designed to look like the bowel of the ship. the new buyer will not have to furnish it. it comes with custom furniture, which was designed by frank lloyd wright. >> it looks beautiful. >> yeah. >> but $22 million. >> california. >> yeah. >> i always thought it would be more. a house like that. >> that house was a steal. >> yeah, $23 million. got that in your back pocket. thanks for >>> this is gameday on kpix and cbs news bay area. >>> the giants are ready to put last season behind them. >> please don't bring that back up. >> okay. fine, fair enough. [ laughter ] >> but there are plenty of question marks. >> that is exactly what i thought we would discus this morning, anything else? how about anything else? >> i did got know i would be the bad guy. >> you are the villain. >> i am. >> we are playing all of the hits, next, on gameday. >>> yeah, the california girls music video was entertaining if i remember right. >> gameday for february 26th on

two missing sand on the beach from storm erosion, all a mess. weeks of storms and january left behind. capital is mayor says it takes a village to stay resilient. i think it's all a part of the big recovery effort for the village, the businesses our city as a whole. so everybody is trying to come together and keep you know good spirits alive. cleanups here happen regularly. this is an organized effort by the city's parks and rec department, the local chamber of commerce. and nearby cafes in businesses. effort put into this cleanup is greater than ever in the community is always wanted to get together and capital is just a special place that every lives but after the storms, it seems like a lot of people want to be more involved than they've been contacted our rec center up at the at the j street center, and there's a list of volunteers who are actively involved in one to participate. volunteers spent two hours clearing debris from the beach and throwing it into dumpsters. they say it's one step in the overall progress in bringing the village bac

with a beach even activity. with a beach even further south near fort morgan.rly being used . also now regularly being used. and maritime patrols in the uk waters. that means a far greater likelihood that small will begin showing up on a much longer stretch uk coastline in the year . it will mean rescue teams across a wider area being called out more regularly . boats that out more regularly. boats that have been in the water for many hours . it does put a lot of hours. it does put a lot of pressure on the resources these boats are constructed for one purpose to shift massive was a people but a design . they were people but a design. they were constructed very poorly , not constructed very poorly, not expected to be stunning to go to any real sea. the amounts of people that they are loaded with . so by crossing further south and spending longer at sea every second that they're at sea, longer than they need to be, is just going to increase risk and chance of another of another disaster . there's little doubt disaster. there's little doubt sea maritime rescue , t

where now they have their own private beach on the complex.'s just say that there used to be our old village beach. it was supposed to be, and how is it they don't last forever it is blocked, and access will be returned to people, local residents will be able to go swimming. but the access was not returned; the complex was built on a fence that remained in place for many years, the locals practically resigned themselves to its existence. well, the alarm was sounded a couple of years ago by eco-activists, including roza, a group of volunteers. subbotniks are regularly held here for cleanliness. but the neighbors do not respect their work. the girl says, when they clean themselves, they didn’t digest the waste through the fence, then they were not indifferent the villagers reminded the owner of his promises to dismantle the fence. but the owners of the holiday home took back their words to provide free access to the shoreline, refused to restore justice, the residents turned to the local authorities. as tasty as writing. however, the resolution

laura so you're the beach here.u got this this berm, you've got the road, then you've got these houses, then you've got this, this cliff. and then and i realized that the road i was standing on was nothing but barbed and and landmines in the war. and the berm down below was where the american soldiers were cowering because the germans were everywhere, just firing right out. them in because the bar where they had no way off the and all of a sudden this very brave general says we need to get off the beach or we're going to die. so we're going to die. let's go. dillon which is we literally to him and i realize i was standing in that exact spot and and you think it's going to be this this scene of devastation but the houses that are still there, largely the ones that survived the war, the same houses that were there then and they're nice summer houses it'd be like if someone had a place in you know laguna beach on the water it was that kind of thing. like that's where people for their summer vacation, you know, just had

alki beach has become a place to remember the couple. the beach is somewhere that i love to be., that it was going to be tainted now by death. god brought my son and jessica back to us in a place of beauty. it's a miracle that they were found. charleen comes here to prepare herself for the outcome of the trial and to be close to her son, austin, and jessica. austin had a good heart. he's always had friends. even with his struggles, he still cared about other people. none of us really have a normal life. but they had ambitions. they had dreams. they hoped the trial would bring more about what happened to light. but with the lack of evidence, some things might never be known. nothing's going to bring back my son. and i know he is in heaven now. i know he's no longer suffering. and i pray that he didn't suffer that day. i don't know what questions i have. ijust know i don't have the answers. and i probably never will. please be seated, everyone. juror number eight, are you the foreperson? more than two years afterjessica and austin were killed, the case comes to a close. the jury r

what beach party would be successful without beach volleyball.h. ♪ >> so chris murkowski, he's got the family build, the family fitness. >> three of the brothers are throwing down in volleyball right now. >> why are you not out there? >> they said i'm too jacked to play so i stayed back. >> it's hard to see who the best athlete is. >> it was great. i lost. it was 10-8. >> chris said he was too jacked to play in the game. >> that's true. all he does is lift, he can't play. >> for gronk, partying is actually work. for me, i haven't figured it out. so it's back to the couch. rachel: you're getting paid to party too, brian. [laughter] brian: in a way. i'm actually -- if you can see the coat, there you go, the jean jacket. i have it. i'm probably going to give it to jay wild because he's the biggest patriots fan in the building but this is pretty cool. will, i know you want it. but to tell you the truth a, you're not really a jean jack he -- jeanjacket et guy. i can pull it off. i can't see you pulling it off. will: in the closet i've got the jean jac

it's a beach advisory. it's different than a warning and other terminology gets tossed around back and forth. high surf warning is when it's 2030 ft, right. you look at those ways in pacific and where it looked like like four ft. 5 ft. that's about what it is, is not that big, but because the weather is okay, people go to the beach is it's a beach hazardous beach statement is what the national weather service calls it. um just so to make it clear, so when we say hi surf warning. that's a whole another animal. okay okay, so as we go outside, you see plenty of clear skies cloudy, moving in late tonight or early tomorrow morning, and that's going to keep temperatures a little bit warmer, so the freezing numbers are not going to be an issue the freezing temperatures as we saw this morning, the frost advisory and so forth here is that weather system i can just kind of push it into motion here. it's going forward. you can see some showers to the north. it's actually working its way away from the coastline. that's