town without a beach. explanation, ocean wise is not considered in the park and rec report, however some of the [speaker not understood] may be aware that abag had commissioned a sediment study on the shorelines from the ocean beach down to pedro point. in the seminar held in pacifica, preliminary finding were shared. they had free major beaches, rock away and linda moore beaches as the ocean rices. the third is shell park. the northernmost of the beaches. if the berm is [speaker not understood], it will disappear a ocean rises leaving pacifa with no functional beaches. if the berm is allowed to be unarmly reabsorbed, the dunes can reach eastward as the ocean rises. the marsh lands behind will observe much of any major storm's power. a much smaller feature or 45-foot berm can protect at-risk homes. you can save million of dollars you plan to spend on armoring and pumping. my second issue, san francisco rec and park has consistently attempted to hide the big picture, that is the environmental impact of this

beach died in 1901. i take that back area he died before the new york subway opened so he did not live to see it that his story has certainly lived on. [inaudible] >> cape cod canal is celebrating its 100th anniversary. [inaudible] >> question is can you talk a little bit about the finance? who financed those? >> that's a good question how these projects were finance. the new york story and i have a whole chapter when the bids were opened and boston was bit bid out to private contractors and they did on it and this guy michael meehan was awarded the contract. you would think the lowest bidder would get the job at the lowest bidder on the boston job was the brooklyn contractor. mysteriously the brooklyn contractor didn't get the job. michael meehan went to the transit commissioner and said, he was close to the second one and he went to the transit commissioner instead i don't want to give this to a new york contractor. it needs to go to a local contractor and mysteriously the bid was overruled and meehan

padre island, the beaches and bars are a battlefield. fuelled by large amounts of alcohol and sometimes drugs. things can get dangerous fast. >> they get themselves in trouble when they're passed out in a parking lot. >> reporter: almost 2,000 college-aged kids die every year from alcohol-related injuries. and just yesterday a 23-year-old spring breaker from new jersey was found dead in his hotel. toxicology reports still pending. it's early afternoon, and the party is just getting started on the beach. 23-year-old nate and his friends drove here from michigan. >> it was like a 30-hour ride. i would do it all over again. i usually don't get this drunk but it's sprik break. this place is out of control. tonight we have a schedule where the party is at. i think we're going to one of the clubs. >> and when the sun goes down and the party gets even wilder, for some the night ends in the back of this car. >> underage and highly intoxicated. >> reporter: but for those who party on, ironically, the beach reach men industry is their free ride. >

i'm a resident of north beach and i've been watching carefully what's the north beach construction variance and one of the items on the list even if proposals is $173,000 study to extend that where it is crossing washington street to the wharf and the proposal is for a study to see if that's feasible and if it would be done. i'd like to, you know, i'm guessing that all those items are going to be up and down, you know, so but one request i'd like to make if you could i see the sponsor the seduced is sf ct a if you could offer direction. i can the title of the thing is to extend the central subway to fisherman's wharf but there are alternatives that could be studied. for example, itch i i was in baltimore muscular dystrophy so they have free buses to take people around and relieving the traffic congestion. so, you know, so that my bottom line is to encourage sfmta and sf ct a to look at surface solutions thank you >> thank you, mr. karen's. next speaker >> i'm steven i'm here on behalf of spur and russian hill neighbors i'm the transportation chair. we strongly support the funding of the sub

alfred beach needed such a space for his new business. the beach pneumatic transit company. after scouting for real estate all on broadway, when he saw the basement of devlin's yo you note it could be accessed from the sidewalk and he negotiated deal with her brothers. for $4000 a year released their entire basement for period of five years starting in 868. he spent the measure focused on a single piece of machinery he would need to be kissed him. the device he came up with ingenious and resembled a hollowed out better and used a water pump. he also designed a hood over the edge of the shield to protect its workers from falling debris, or in a catastrophic event of a collapse. before he could start digging out a different kind of catastrophe nearly derailed his project. a pair of cronies in boston we scheme to drive up the price of gold by buying in bulk. by mid-september the price had risen to astronomical $137 per ounce and by the morning of friday september 24, 250. frenzy in the wall street and riots nearly broke up in the national guard was put on notice. ted gold kept

, the commission on women for honoring me and my organization, north beach citizens. and again, i say with all honorses, i don't do it alone, i do it with my staff. brandon and theresa and alex and my intern kim and sarah, and we do the best that we can with the resource s that we have with the funding from our city being the street beautification. it is a win/win program for our clients who want a structured program to go back to, clean the streets of north beach. can't be done in those alleys, et cetera. so, i just wanted to say thank you. in honor of the -- reason that i'm here, the women that have backed me for years and who are my mentors, ann hall stead, and jean mill i began, jeanette, julie christian son, janet crane, [speaker not understood], and just such strong women that have always been the leaders in san francisco, guthie stuart, they give me the impetus to keep going on. i look to them for counsel and i really appreciate and honor them for being part of north beach citizens and it's all about community. so, thank you, david. (applause) (applause) >> sup

my name is lance and i'm a resident of north beach. i also support extending the transit into the fisher man's wart. i read the study submitted by the ct a and m t c, the very first thing on the scope, one of the items that was requested of the people requesting the funds is the level of input into the prioritization process. and, that wasn't answered in the thing, in the bottom here. as far as i know, i don't recall any public requests or input on this or at least open public input. page two under city objective, it says three possible alignments will be examined as part of the initial study. at last week's meeting, we raised a point. we asked, okay, of the three possible alignments, are you considering any surface options and they indicated that yes, they would be. we sent some /skpwaoepbs the planners at s fmta and s f g ta and received no reapplies. we don't know what the alignments are and what surface will be considered. the /sur plan is the primary being s sfcta managing this study. it seems like it would be much better for the

deen.la she will be opening a brand-new restaurant and chose your festival in miami beach in south beach to kind of make sure that people were aware of this. what do you think about this? at one point.ies she was in elizabethtown with orlando bloom. >> what do i think about her comeback? not surprising. she needs to work like everyone. i think that she went through a rough time and she made some mistakes. at south beach, she said, if i offended you or because i offended you, i am sorry. it wasn't a matter of if. clearly, her comments offended many people. her, onceortant for again, to say hey. not if, but that i offended you and i am sorry. >> it is interesting you say this because when you have -- the difference between a culinary chef and a celebrity chef, someone whose name and comments will get talked about no matter where they are. you are also well connected with other celebrity chefs. bobby flay, for example. how it has the extra sparkle that they will beat that combination of chef and celebrity and person that you want in your house in the morning? speaking of bobby, he has a new

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the beaches were packed.saw mid to upper 60s for ocean beach, stenson beach, a beautiful day across the entire bay area yesterday and we are going to see similar weather today. although we are going to be a touch cooler along the coastline, we will see warmer temperatures inland so i think more of us will actually make it into the 80s. right now mostly clear conditions with the exception of the san francisco bay coast line. that's where we are seeing patches of fog right now. temperatures there in the upper 40s, santa rosa under clear skies at 39 degrees. 46 out the door in fairfield right now and 49 leaving the house in hayward. by the time we reach the afternoon, it's going to be another sunny day, pretty warm conditions, take a look at these numbers, 80 degrees in livermore, 80 for sunnyvale, survive degrees in san mateo today and 71 for san francisco. so by later on tonight, sunday evening, 8:00, looks like temperatures will start to cool down with most locations in the upper 50s. heading back to work tom

. >> her destination was myrtle beach, south carolina where she had some friends. >> she wanted to be in the entertainment industry. i knew she loved singing. and i think that's one of the reasons she moved down to the myrtle beach area, because their area has a lot of entertainment. >> heather rented an apartment in this house near the beach and took a job as a waitress. but heather found it difficult to get work as a sing irand she told her mother she was discouraged. >> she wanted me to come down. she was feeling homesick and things were not going as well as she wanted them to go down there. >> it would be the last time she heard her daughter's voice. a week later friends found her daughter's body in her apartment. she had been beaten, stabbed and strangled to death with an electrical cord. >> the crime was one of the most brutal crimes that i've seen as a prosecutor. >> next to heather's body investigators found broken pieces of plastic. >> there was a small black plastic pieces, particles found. some on her body, some scattered around the room and laying next to her body which we

soon they may move here to beaches on drakes estero or other beaches.his man runs blue water kayaks and say harbor seals are playful and curious and keeping your distance isn't always easy. >> the harbor seals will come right up to the back of the kayak. i have had one come up to the back of my rudder and give like an eskimo kiss on the back of my kayak. >> reporter: this colony moved on to another beach and this is one of the few spots you can watching the pupping safely from shore. people aren't the only ones watching the action. >> sharks are definitely a predator. we have seen white sharks here take not necessarily harbor seals that i'm aware of for sure but definitely elephant seals. >> reporter: park rangers remind us, harbor seals are not defenseless. harbor seals are pretty cute but remember, they are still wild animals with teeth. and they know how to use 'em. along tomales bay, don ford, kpix 5. >>> not exactly beach weather today. that's okay. we can take a break from having beach weather to get what we're getting. >> most of the rain will be

in a restaurant at the beach. as folks were enjoying brunch at the moby dick restaurant on a wharf in santa barbara, they had a much saltier and wetter meal than they were expecting. forest buchanan was filming the waves right at the time of impact. those were cries of shock, but fortunately no one was injured. >>> those massive waves literally swallowed up the beach at santa cruz putting a high surf advisory in place. massive waves came right up to the boardwalk, drawing quite a crowd yesterday, but the crowd also was looking at this. a sinkhole that opened up on the bluff and dropped all the way down to the ocean below. >> it's been almost impossible to stay away from it today. it's been such a powerful surf. at times frightening. at times just breath taking. >> some santa cruz residents say this is an old sinkhole that the city filled in about ten years ago but it appears the storm washed huge rocks out of the cave below causing it to collapse once again. in san luis obispo, two piers are closed because of the

you know, crimea is a place that ukrainians like to vacation -- fabulous hiking, great beaches -- and people told us they were actually very sad about this. one man said i'm feeling more ukrainian now that part of my country has been taken away. there was a gent when who said he lived in bela russia and he said he thought it was marvelous some ukrainians can go back to the mother country. so there's a split. again, the thing kiev has to be worried about is a couple of people we talked to said, you know, i don't want to be part of russia, i have relatives there. i don't want really to live in russia, but i'm not going to go out and fight for this ukrainian governor either. let them go out and fight. and this is really the problem at the kiev government faces which is to make people feel they have a stake in ukraine as an independent country. >> woodruff: so given that, what do you think the channels s are eastern ukraine can be the next flashpoint. >> there's no doubt that the sort of putin playbook has been followed here. since s.a.t. day, they have demonstrations in 11 different cit

i know the historic beach society is here they appreciated what we did and john log did moot example of what we can do with the doggie diner head he's been responsible for you want to thank him over 51 thousands of funds raised to kick start this (clapping) and i hope john that we can provide the example of what they will look like it's fit and shiny and with the honor of the history no big changes >> beautiful work. >> thank you, thank you. i want to say welcome elementary school fifth graders. >> yeah. >> i know those are moments they can enjoy the history as well but they social themselves with a fun icon and i am so happy to be here with you and guess what their wearing giant shirts and that's because of the great work of public works they've taken the pledge to honor as kids and they take care of their neighborhood so you've taken a great pledge and you understand what the giant sweep means it's using baseball and i want to thank our supervisors they also worked not only to keep their neighborhoods clean and beautiful but to honor us with their appreciation with this history and

beach day.tly a good >> nonexecutive at a little cold out there. snow on the beaches. just looking at one of our cameras in ocean city. lapse toutiful time show you speaking of our cameras. this one is from virginia. the sun came up this morning and we had quite a bit of cloud cover across the region. it makes for such a beautiful sunrise. clouds have been up since just that time. plenty of sunshine on tap here as we had throughout the afternoon, temperatures on the chilly side. we have gone up to 37 degrees. not bad. well above freezing in much of the reason. -- region. 34 in frederick and 37 in martinsburg. in gaithersburg and 37 in manassas, 39 in culpepper. lexington park is 35 degrees. better than we were this time yesterday by about 10 degrees across the region. it is nice to see a little bit of the yellow and orange color this hour. high-pressure to our north today will be a big controlling feature. the high-pressure system was battling the moisture to the south and it is just wrong enough it is kicking up a little bit of cloudiness associated but police we will

and we were driving -- drove to this beach in the hamptons.ke a beach, just to look at the ocean or whatever. and i go to my wife -- i thought it would be romantic because i think you can drive on the beach after 6:00. and i got one of the cars that are like, you know, whatever -- earth rover or something like that. earth -- whatever. you can drive anywhere. i've seen commercials where they drive up rocks. and the guy's got all these logs in the driveway, and he drives up. so i go, there should be nothing to this. there's a dial you can turn and there's the car, and it's next to a cactus. i'm assuming sand. [ laughter ] >> steve: cactus -- >> jimmy: you're in arizona? i don't know what that means. but i turned it around. i go, "what do you say we just drive on the beach?" my wife is like, i guess. i mean, it's pretty steep here. i don't know if you can drive this thing there. i'm like, "honey, who cares? all right. let's just do it." so she goes, "i don't know." so i just figured i'd make the manly thing and let's just take off. put it in sand

all area beaches sunday, a high surf advisory in effect. west swells will be building 12 to 14 feet. use extreme caution and play it safe on the area beaches this weekend. morgan hill, south bay, 80 degrees tomorrow with sunshine. even warmer on sunday with a high of 83. so we are getting warmer than where we were because high pressure is getting closer and stronger than where it has been. this morning, you woke up with fog and cloud cover. we had a light on shore flow dragging in some of the chilly ocean influence. it is not going to be the case tomorrow. high pressure will be right over the top of us and the sinking air. that is warm weather, sunny conditions, sunny and warm coming up this weekend. and we are talking high pressure moving down to the south. next week bringing back the on shore flow. a zone flow miens dry weather continues. the warmest days will be over the weekend. so, little or no fog and low cloud cover. record highs, possible not likely, but you will get a record high or two this weekend. as for rainfall which we need,

taylor, you were there on the beach. all of a sudden this minivan drives out on the beach.d you see? >> well, at first i saw the van actually driving really close to the ocean and my friend pointed out that is a little weird how deep in the water they were getting. then we noticed they were in about a foot of water at that point when two bystanders from the beach ran over to talk to them and the woman just sped up and went straight into the water and the van was submerged under the water at that point. when two bystanders ran in to get -- one got two kids out of the vehicle and the kids were screaming there's a baby in the car. 10 a lifeguard and another man went back into the car to get the small child out of the car. at first i thought it was a joke, because they were hanging out the window. but then i went down to the ocean and you could hear them streaming for help and trying to get attention from anybody on the beach. >> taylor, when you talk about them hanging out the window, the windows were down, right? what was the temperature like? >> the windows were down. it was

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. >> reporter: this video captures the moments on the beach in daytona. a minivan drifting deeper and deeper into the atlantic with a mother and her three small children. witnesses say the vehicle was moving along the beach at the water's edge and then suddenly plunged into the ocean. >> my friend pointed out that there was a car getting really close to the beach and actually started driving on the water. and i saw a little kid in the back like waving his arms around, like screaming help, help, help us. then the car kept going deeper. >> reporter: bystanders rushed

she would end up on the beach directly behind me. tonight, evaluations. her children, ages, 3, 9, all in state custody. and they're alive, because a few men decided to get involved. steve osunsami, abc news, daytona beach. >> a few men everyone thanks tonight. >>> and we move on, next, to the surprise testimony at the trial of limpian oscar pistorius. on trial for shooting his girlfriend in south africa. today, another champion athlete introduced a kind of twist in the case. hamish macdonald in the courtroom for us tonight. >> reporter: kevin lerena is a professional boxer, a friend of oscar pistorius, now a witness at his murder trial. a month before reeva steenkamp's killing, they were together with friends at this restaurant. one of them passed a gun under the table to pistorius. then -- >> a shot went off in the restaurant. and then, there was complete silence. i was in shock. >> reporter: amid the chaos, pistorius asked his friend darren fresco, who passed him the pistol, to take the blame. >> i do remember oscar saying to darren, just say it was you

we'll see mid- to upper 60s from half moon bay to ocean beach. low 70s for stinson beach.g the warm weather is going to stick around coming up. >>> children's hospital posted an event that had people shaving their heads. hundreds participated in the head-shaving event. studies show one in 322 children will be diagnosed with cancer before they turn age 18. parents whose children are battling cancer as well as supporters were happy about today's outcome. >> totally changes your perspective on life. you all of a sudden -- the things you've known and valued, don't mean anything. all of a sudden it's about day to day and your family and togetherness and valuing every moment. >> something really like -- just inspired me. >> i believe it's very important for kids and families with kids battling cancer to understand they are not alone. >> reporter: today's hair donations will be given to wigs for kids in beautiful lengths. the event raised more than $130,000. that goes toward the goal of raising $250,000 for childhood cancer research. >>> the bottle rock music festival. who is hea

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. >> reporter: albany beach is just a sliver of sand. for those in the know, it's a favorite place to let dogs run free, but now that a renovation plan is in the works, some think it is time to leash the dogs. >> it's a beautiful beach, a great place to take our dogs. >> reporter: nearly everyone on the beach was in favor of allows the dogs to run loose. >> they are genetically designed for that and it is not just good for the dog, it's good for the owner. >> off leash dogs impact wildlife, chase the birds when they need to rest on their migrations, and again, people deny these things are environmental impacts. >> reporter: last yearlings they sued the east bay park district for leash laws. >> are you antidog? >> no, i'm not antidog. in fact, i was one of the people with the sierra club that helped to expand the point isabel off leash dog park. >> reporter: a decision is expected in the coming week. we came here to talk to dog owners about running their dogs without a leash on the beach and found another issue. issue. the bulb and people

>> reporter: hours before a mother drove herself and her three children into the surf off daytona beach florida, the woman's sister had called 911. >> talking about jesus and that there was demons in my house, that i'm trying to control her but keep them safe. >> reporter: a police report shows officers interviewed the mother but found no reason to take her into custody. >> she had some crisis but did not meet the criteria to be able to do anything with her at that time. >> reporter: two hours later, the woman drove her minivan off the beach into the water, her three children still inside, as horrified beach-goers looked on. >> are they screaming help? if they're saying help, that's different. >> reporter: tim joined lifeguards and police in rescuing the family. >> we saw a kid on the mother's lap trying to pull the steering wheel out of her hand and turn away from the water, and the kid in the back was just screaming, help us, help us, our mom's trying to kill us. >> the waves were strong, the water was cold. they got in the water, got them out of there quickly. if it had been minutes

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enjoy the weekends, the slopes or the beach. it's going to be nice. >> graph looks like i feel on the weekend. sunday, monday, back down to 77. looking toward the freeways, starting to ramp up. let's look around the bay. nothing dramatic. your slow spots here in the east bay and tri-valley. north 101 and 680 to 880. starting here, this is the second burst of the morning, this will hit and stick. 87 will follow. actually 85 and 28. we'll follow that. nothing unusual there. out of the south bay, northbound 680 originally dramatic report, a car on its roof on the shoulder there. and people are not responding when they try to get a hold of them. they drove through and said yeah, nothing there. there may be a car on the side. there is slowing that develops typical out of sunol in toward fremont. 880, second of two crashes, but no major drama, no major slowing. the earlier crash at 92 has cleared. let's look at the roads. from that point in san mateo, getting over there and moving westbound, the commute starts to build. a smooth drive

yes, she said those words, beach weather! >> beach weather! >> rosemary is conjuring up a good forecast for us today. nice day to be outside. >> yes, mostly clear this morning from the coast across the bay and inland. most of us waking up with mostly sunny skies. we have another few minutes until the official sunrise, but i'm sure already light outside your door. giving you a look at the light start in oakland this morning. temperatures are cool, but i think we'll see a rapid rebound, now that the sun is on its way. a look here at the satellite view, vantage point to show you just how clear we are at picking up patches of fog just off the coast. that's really about it. that's how we're going to stay for today, because the flow has switched once again. the ridge of high pressure is going to be strengthening. i'm backing it up here to give you a better idea. you can see that ridge. storm track to the north, we would love to see some of that rain. not going to happen. on the flipside, we've got beautiful weather coming our way, in time for your w

i'm active in the community as a transportation rep for the south beach neighborhood association. i'm also involved in many other community and transportation advocacy efforts. i support the subway work and at this time, /spefpbgly the initial study. this study is critical for several reasons. first, the north eastern neighborhoods are essentially cut off from the rest of the city and the rest of the city is essentially cut off from the northeastern neighbors. there's many reasons why this study makes sense. it will begin to identify the overall benefits and costs. if this study determines there's a strong case for an extension, it will label two critical next steps. first, to revise the f t cma board and the site that re/srerts back to the owner. and secondly, it makes it a formal project. the study of information can then be used to inform the study. based on the results of this study, the project will be prioritized and ranked with other projects agreed to based on the parameters. i urge you to support the study. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is

beach state park and to rocky neck beach state park.the department of energy and environment protection tells us that by the end of this century -- and it could come faster if the worst-case scenarios come true, that hammonasset beach state park will be gone. it just won't exist any longer. that the scope of the tides and the water will be such that our economy driving, dollar generating state park, which, oh, by the way, is just a beautiful place to go and brings joy to thousands of families, will not exist any longer. and while i don't have the estimate for rocky neck, i know the geography and it would suggest to me that if hammonasset is going to be gone by the end of this century, then rocky neck is probably not far behind. the insurance industry, not located along our shorelines, but it employs thousands of people. we're the insurance state -- hartford, connecticut, the insurance capital of the world. if our friends on the republican side of the aisle don't believe the scientists, then hopefully they may believe the market. i mean,

i took my little girl to the beach. little did i know it was a nude beach. it quickly turned into ananda atmy lesson. >> we looked the other way. >> yeah, don't look. >> oh, my gob. >> what a dad. >> so wow. can't miss it. >> very good. too much. >>> well, time to stretch a little bit, right, on a monday? >> yes. >> should we do yoga? >> yeah, the mobile lab is in walnut creek this week. roberta gonzalez is getting a good stretch. >> reporter: i know frank is quite benddy, too. i have seen you kick before. it's 57 degrees. we have had a little bit of a drizzle this morning. certainly not raining cats and dogs. this is frankie, the yoga dog. we are coming inside to talk with malia i will. she is co-founder of yoga reaches out. big doings at the palace of fine arts this saturday? >> yes, we will have a yoga- thon at the palace of fine arts to benefit children in need, children's hospital oakland, ucf hospital and ayp. >> reporter: we are coming together as a community this saturday to raise money for local charities. i got to say i am listening to some music r