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. >>> and on australia's gold coast, the girls and women's record for the largest bikini parade. they ran the spectrum from 15- 55. the officials there, you can' them there. they counted the number of women in the procession and confirmed they had indeed beat the previous record. >>> if you think that is something to look at, check this out. the show wrapping up the san diego, last night the show ended up with the spectacular explosives display. planes from the show-stopping great wall of fire measuring 25 feet long, about half a mile. that ties the record at the same show set 11 years ago. >>> and see how animal advocates are turning to the u.s. postal service to save animals. >>> and changes to the census, and questions removed are having a major impact on some bay area cities ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and a

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. >>> and on australia's gold coast, the girls and women's record for the largest bikini parade.hey ran the spectrum from 15- 55. the officials there, you can' them there. they counted the number of women in the procession and confirmed they had indeed beat the previous record. >>> if you think that is something to look at, check this out. the show wrapping up the san diego, last night the show ended up with the spectacular explosives display. planes from the show-stopping great wall of fire measuring 25 feet long, about half a mile. that ties the record at the same show set 11 years ago. >>> and see how animal advocates are turning to the whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. . >>> the u.s. postal service has come out with a new stamp to stamp out

pullman neighborhood and gold coast and hamburg historic district in iowa.after the break. >>> so, before the break, we named five of the best neighborhoods in america according to the american planning association. here's the final five. there's hat pitiesburg in hattiesburg, mississippi. german village in columbus, ohio. dundee memorial park, swan lake and college hill in providence rhode island. other news around the country today today, our interview of the one who bought the holy tree thing on ebay. this california woman was forced to part with one of her prized possessions, an oak apple that she swears looks just like mother mary and some angles. she put it up for auction on-line and said she's disappointed it didn't fetch a better price since virgin mary on a grilled cheese sandwich once sold for thousands of dollars. a thrill seeker landed himself in trouble before his feet touched the ground. this base jumper took a late night leap from california's tallest bridge and his parachute got stuck in a tree and dangled there more than an hour before calli

we are seeking the same freedom that the gold coast," which became ghana, "is celebrating." >> he washe youngest man at 35 to win the nobel peace prize. >> but one of my favorite and the most poignant is in 1994, when mandela wins the election, there's nelson mandela and he's standing just having won the election, looks at coretta scott king and quotes the man that he spoke about as the great freedom fighter and went "free, free, free at last." a beautiful moment. so certainly today, an extraordinary man, an extraordinary monument and an extraordinary moment. >>> coming up in less than ten minutes, a look at the history of the church martin luther king jr. helped make famous. a story about the legacy of atlanta's historic ebenezer baptist church in our "faces of faith" segment. that's next. >>> and how far would you go for a free pass to an amusement park? what these guys are willing to eat. and it isn't for the squeamish. we'll explain. >>> taking a look at stories happening cross-country. a california woman says she sees jesus, mary and angels in her prized possession. but she's par

king said to nixon, i want you to visit us in alabama, we are seeking the same freedom that the gold coaste ghana -- is celebrating. then of course we know in 1964, he won the nobel peace prize. >> the youngest man ever to do so at age 35. it's incredible, yes. i mean, his list of accomplishments is endless. >> but one of my favorite and the most poignant is in 1994, when mandela wins the election, there's nelson mandela. and he's standing, just having won the election, looks at co coretta scott king and quotes someone he called the great freedom fighter and went, "free, free, free at last." an extraordinary man, extraordinary monument and extraordinary moment. >> the memorial will be dedicated today on the 16th anniversary of the million man march. it was supposed to be dedicated last month -- no, it was last month or -- anyway, it was hurricane irene that caused the delay with that. it will finally happen today. fingers crossed the weather holds up. i think everything's going to be okay. >> and honoring a global icon. >> you're absolutely right. thank you very much, nadia. >>> and lookin

>> chicago, illinois, the elysian is only 2 years old, fantastically located on the gold coast. >> foodsomething unusual in terms of its tipping policy. >> they have a no tipping policy. you get great service regardless. it's really great. >> let's move on to the best resorts in the world, and for this one we have a tie. the first one is in the middle east your readers like the four seasons at sharm el sheikh. >> it's a great resort town, great for divers. the four seasons is the best of the best perfectly situated on a beach. >> no the that big a property, 109 rooms. >> very small especially for the area and great for families, it's designed like an arabian village, has a lot of ambience. >> the second one in this tie is south africa. >> the safari lodge is a private game reserve, on a private game reserve you see cheetah and lion and antelope, black rhino, six lodges scattered around the reserve, really set well in their habitat and you go out for game drives, see the great animals, come back to the lap of luxury and fine dining. >> beautiful rooms. top resort in the united states in

xxxx >>> they call it the gold coast. the sun, the sea, and in this million dollar home, a mystery. >> he was talking on the telephone when he heard a loud bang. >> a woman, murdered. her husband left blind. >> are you bleeding? do you see any blood? >> i'm bleeding all over, yes. >> okay. >> i can't see. >> but who? >> everyone is somewhat of a suspect. >> and why? >> what brings someone to make a decision they're going to do this? >> was it love? >> what we learned was that he was having an affair with the son. >> was it money? >> nobody knows what really happened except for him and garrett. >> or was the truth hidden here on this tropical paradise? >> it was assassination. it was a hit, no question. >> blind justice. >> thanks for joining us. i'm ann curry. for criminal investigators, it is often the hardest thing of all to find, the motive. in the story you're about to see, the crime took place in florida, but detectives didn't discover an apparent motive until they dug around a tropical island thousands of miles away

on the gold coast, guinness book of world records set this past weekend for having the longest bikini-clad 350 young ladies dressed in stantly clad bikinis made their way up and down the coast breaking the record in the cayman islands, which was 331. meanwhile a live shot to central park to see if they've tried to aassemble the same -- >> no. no bikini contest. >> but a lovely sunrise over the big apple this morning. >> this morning, rob you need your flannel bikinis in central park. it's pretty cool. >> that's not breaking records. >> and a bunch of people in flannel bikinis -- >> amazing to me every single woman in that parade was fit and beautiful. >> i did notice that the fifth time i watched it. >> rob, stick with me this week. you and i will be under attack all week with this whole yankees, lions, tigers -- >> just a couple days and then reality sets in. >> yeah. whatever. thank you, rob marciano. >> carol, see ya. >>> now's your chance to "talk back" on one of the big stories of the day. the question this morning, should the united states have targeted anwar awlaki despite his ameri

cooler coast and bay there was nothing on the gold den gate and it will start to increase. tonight and tomorrow that system has been spinning its wheels for about a week. cooler breezy as we go into wednesday. the system far left to your screen not even showing itself, there is a him the of 'offshore breeze but it will start to wayne and move off. it is not much of a distance and there is a fight between the offshore and westshore wind. as it ejects that will help the fog and start to ramp up the sea breeze. a lot of 70s and #0s and #0s closer to the coast. cooler wednesday and thursday and friday things start to turn around and with your weekend always in view, it looks it will be warmer. >>> she is $2 million richer and she played the lottery set for life. she bought the ticket at a lucky supermarket. she will get $100,000 for the next 20 years and she will use it to pay and help her adult children with their expenses. >>> they were repelled down the national cat they had adderall. they were looking for signs of damage that hit in august. this was the same team that repel

border weeks european in the north to leave the area sure don't recognize the gold it is the border to them between caribbean and coast to the proper border and they will never accept customs to here for all that's why for almost three months already they've been blocking the main route fraught culturally to prevent these regions as think of any leadership from extending its control over the part of k. four asked to provide. a legs as well the european police functioning in the region from the serbs rejected during the meeting with the case for after that as. serbs leaders. told us before last a meeting and this is how the talks actually talk without any solution without any resolution we know that the case for high school and earlier would take action if the terms don't remove a very tape from the main road it doesn't coincide any time soon and last month people were trying to use for sleep locate the used rubber bullets and tear gas against protesters injuring at least seven civilians. and. told us that they cannot predict i mean. i think that means it's actually. a high chance that we can see violence at the border

after talk white gold her family, she decided to look for a job where she could work far from the coast. she decided to earn her degree and become a caretaker. in this area, the population is aging and the demand for home based care takers is expected to grow. she also likes that she doesn't have to worry about it because the nursing homes are usually on higher ground. >> here you go. is it all right? >> she is now taking on a new challenge. this is her first time pushing wheelchairs and helping the elderly eat meals as part of her profession. >> it's hard. it's different from all the work i've done up until now. it's hard to get used to the elderly. >> today she's determined to live her life along with her husband. >> i hope to find a job and start working within two to three months. my dream is to work outside of this temporary housing where we're stuck indoors all the time. >> the certificate she received, she did her best to change careers. she's bracing herself for daunting job searches. she has taken first steps towards a new way of working. >> very strong woman there incompetent

coast. that fog 73-in fremont-- >>jacqueline: off with the north bay temperatures are going to be widely in the '70s and '80s. >>catherine: a $2,000 gold. this is from a pawn shop in oakland. employes at the ec p pond saying that he gave his credit card to a clerk and then wanted to see a gold chain. we will have more on his store tonight at 11:00 p.m. also police are looking at three different murders. there was a shooting of a health clinic. the suspect was not inside. the suspect is still on the loose. >> on saturday, a man was shot on olive street at 3:00 a.m. later that same night to a man were shot outside of an apartment complex on mccarthy boulevard. it happened just hours after police announced a new public safety plan. and kron 4 spoke haazig madyun on how about will impact. third and the goal is to create safer questions? these plans will focus on resources targeting 100 blocks. that is for 90% of the crimes happen in the city. with three murders over the weekend one was a double homicide with in just hours of the public safety summit. it remains unclear if this plan can reduce these types of of violent crimes. in oakland, h

coast testing activist resolve to keep the entitled brits like go. greek default narrowly averted but it's now another troubled euro nation crying out for help portrait gold wants to renegotiate terms of its bailout of raising concerns because the e.u. rescue fund is not enough to avert a new get a. few days the russian billionaires and i'm on a remote beach in boris berezovsky throw their cash at a high cost battle in the u.k. there is also the abuses are robbing him of billions of dollars something which also you football club owner do not. sports up next with dmitri stay with us. hello there welcome to this court. is groups have a company again this hour and in this book it's. already a champion who needs more victories red bull sébastien fatso claims the inaugural formula one indian grand prix in style. sudden death playoff victory in northern ireland's rory mcilroy win fishing on last tuesday in china. and put them dreams to catch up with the man to turn in to secure russia. triathlon medal next summer. but let's. have ensured their will and the russian premier league regular season in a position that finished crucial for the negative rich club as th

of the over half a million claimants that have filed claims with a gold closed claims facility -- the gulf coast claims facility, just little over 200,000 have been paid. i have heard from many of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle that this number is simply unacceptable to the people whose livelihoods were disrupted by this disaster. we constantly heard from president obama that bp would be held fully responsible for the damages in the gulf. yet that is not appearing to be the case with the claims filed with the compensation fund. under the terms of the agreement agreed to and announced that the white house, bp about -- appears to have had no responsibility for the then writing a check. when president obama announced creation of the compensation fund, he accepted the $20 billion, held a press conference, and exempted the company of responsibility to make certain called families and small businesses were made whole. in announcing this fund, he specifically heralded that it was to be an independent body accountable to no one, the sole responsibility of mr. feinberg. however that congress ha

gold but is the stuff you have in your jewelry box worth anything? we are working for you, helping you figure out what to cash in and what to keep. >>> and unusual sight off the coast of california. what is behind the neon colors when we return. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistst aficionado.f. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot.etes . yes. i'm a people pleaser. plea. if elected, i promise flu shots for all.for all. i am a walking medical dictionary.ionary. congratulations virginin.virgin. inflamed uvula.ed . i'm virginia.virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions.. . >>> look another this. unusual for people who see it and don't know what's going on. these are from san diego's coastline. an algae bloom is making the waves glow that neon blue, look at that. it's a red tide and the strange color happens when it gelts moved around. while it looks cool it's toxic and sucks oxygen which can lead to fish kill. >>> it feels great to get a good deal but what would you be willing to do to get one? here is a unique offer. an auto repair shop giving discounts to people who can recite a bible verse. an oil change is normally $

gold. the japanese buried part of it in caves and they loaded on to hospital ships and one that he found off the coastottom of the ocean. a keen fortune hidden below the surface. >> it was in a protected harbor in the northern philippines. he wouldn't tell me the location. it was in shallow water and his research indicated that it could have probably a couple hundred tons of gold. to prove that carl had the goods, his appearances on philippine tv. it would be many, many years and millions of dollars. >> even a story on cnn. >> up to 177 major sites of japanese treasure. >> then dennis said the magic words. would carl like to come? would he ever. >> carl teaching overcrowded classes out of these trailers was hooked. dennis said it was just one thing. he would need about $3,000 from carl to help pay for the expedition, a lot of money for a part-time teacher and not a lot to make this dream come true and spend time with this incredible man. >> i was picturing myself in the philippines diving and scouting around for treasure. carl's father rudy knew all about his son with a head full of impulsive ideas an

gold prices did hit regard highs earlier this year. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >>> hurricane jova is losing steam after making landfall along mexico's pacific coast began hitting the coast yesterday large waves washed the shoreline. jova is now a category 1 storm. it is expected to lose much of its punch and turn into a tropical storm today. forcasters say heavy rain is still a threat with 6 to 12 inches or more that can produce dangerous flash floods and mudslides. >> here we are going to have the opposite of that weather. >> tranquil, hardly a breeze, a lot of sun. no rain in the forecast. warmth developing behind mount diablo as we look from the east bay highway 24 there in the lower left hand of your screen. patchy fog developing the east bay hills and valleys not as thick as it is around napa visibilities around half a mile to a mile most of the morning. we have 50s just about everywhere. 62 antioch, 60 mountain view. patchy fog in the sand that clara valley. monterey bay inland, patchy fog --. 11 hours 21 1/2 minutes of sunshine today, still a strong enough sun to give you a sun burn if you are heading to the coast, be careful for that two

gold plus rewards. journey on. ♪ megyn: a 2,000 pound weapon salvaged from black beard's ship. it has been on off the north carolina coastt of a project that has collected 280,000 artifacts. a major battle tbliewg new jersey again governor chris christie assistant school superintendent. the cool chief reef fusing to take a pay cut despite earning more than the state salary cap. >> reporter: when chris christie says do it, he means it. a school district ordered to stop overpaying its superintendent or else, the district didn't do it. now the got governor says the or else will cost $3.3 million in school aid. he gets a school are you of $220,000. way too much, according to christy. so the district was told to slash the salary by $43,000. savings was to go to student instruction. but the school district balked. first it filed a lawsuit saying the governor had no authority but that didn't work. then the school district hired a lawyer. the district caused in and kept on paying the superintendent even thought it was warned it would lose funding. governor christie called the superintendent a poster boy for greed. on an intervie

gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >>> let's talk to meteorologist mike nicco. >>> still cloudy flight arrival delays into sfo. check out our tracker. clouds pull back to the coast of us. warmest weather during the afternoons, saturday and sunday. >>> "sig alert" all lanes blocked northbound 101 to toty. estimated time 2:30 to get this opened. drive time 101 nasty northbound off 580 and 80. peninsula, southbound 101 before millbrae accident just cleared northbound 101. very sl

coast of ireland has suddenly now been discovered and julie has more on this incredible story. julie. >> it really is. it's almost like a movie out of the titanic. in this story, silver is gold, and let me tell you, it is worth more than $18 million. it was found in the north atlantic, and now the sea explorers that found this thing -- found this thing found it at the bottom of the ocean, inside a sunken ship off ireland which dates back to the early 1900s, when a german torpedo sank the british steamship mantola, sending the vessel and its cargo with an estimated 20 tons of silver to the sea bed, more than a mile down. today the metal is worth $18 million. odyssey marine exploration base tampa, florida identified the ship with a tethered robot last month. in recent years cash-strapped governments have in fact started looking for niece lost cargoes as way to raise money. they do so because the latest generation of robots, lights, cameras and claws with withstand the deep crushing pressures that have opened up a whole new world of ship wreck recovery. last month odyssey discovered another british steamship estimating its cargo at 240 tons of silver, a trove worth more than $2

and peacemaking by native americans across the northeast coast, but when settlers showed up there was a very, they really didn't have access to gold and silver. they used a credit system and wampum was a way of trading with native americans in the fur trade. it became an actual currency of the trade. there is no evidence that native americans actually used it to buy and sell things to each other but it became a trade currency that was then adopted as legal tender and most of the northeastern colonies. it was in a 17th century largely. so they took this, you know, barely casual means of making political negotiations and turned it into money. it is rather similar to what happened in a famous purchase in manhattan which is one of those classic examples of two people thinking somebody -- something totally different was going on. dutch settlers were thought they were buying a piece of land. the people on the other side thought this was a presentation of a gift of rare exotic up as a pledge of good faith to establish political treaty which would involve the access to land. >> i will piggyback on that briefly. the fundamental money probl