take la jolla shores in san diego.tructors. >> you are never too old to learn how to surf. >> reporter: melissa works for surf diva, a surf camp that gives a whole new meaning to summer school. >> does this feel like a vacation to you guys? >> yeah. like every day here is a vacation to us. if the weather's like this, nice and sunny, and then you go in the water. >> reporter: if the board isn't your bag, maybe a paddle. la jolla's sea caves are a kayaker's dream. a kaleidoscope of sea birds and sea lions. it's one of the most popular activities here because you can see everything above the water, you can see everything below the water, as well. and it's a great place to take a little dip. but you don't have to be in the water to enjoy california's coast. at the coronado bay resort we found this couple on a gondola. crooners and champagne included. and tourist trade here dates back a long way. the all-wooden hotel del coronado opened in 1888. 121 years later, it remains one of the top resorts in the world. good enough fo

we went to this restaurant in la jolla called jack's la jolla. [ scattered applause ] you know that place's a restaurant. really good restaurant. then, all of a sudden, it turns into a nightclub. they started moving tables and the lights turned into disco lights. and there's, just, like, a dude dancing right next to your table. [ laughter ] it's like, "what's up, man?" hey, what's going on? where you from?" [ laughter ] and you're like -- you're sitting sipping coffee and stuff. it was pretty fun. quest, i saw something in "the wall street journal." you're doing, like, a hip-hop -- what is it, planet hip-hop? >> questlove: the luxor, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, that's august 4th. what, are you just going to talk about the future of hip-hop or what its impact -- what is it? >> questlove: yeah, pretty much. the future, the past. i don't know, it's a discussion on 30 years of hip-hop. >> jimmy: oh, that's cool. i just thought it was pretty cool. because look at the picture of you here. i think we might even have a full screen. look at that. [ laughter and applause ] >> questlove: yeah, it looks li

. >> now, a children's pool in la jolla has been the focus of fights for years. still supporters say the animal should stay. opponents want them cleared out so people can swim there again. >> chastised baseball and alleged steroid users until now, a far cry when he congratulated accused cheater barry bonds for breaking his home run record. he said those players elected to the hall of fame should have an asterisk next to their name. he didn't name anyone particular but recent stars like bonds, clemens have all been accused and three-time mvp alex rodriguez has admitted to steroid use. terrell owens has a reality show. isn't his life a reality show. he was seized by fans after his first practice with the new team buffalo bills. he hung around and signed autographs for 25 minutes. as for the attention, he said i'm used to it. >>> the choice for one ohio family, the 72nd all american soapbox derby, that's preworld war ii. 10-year-old sarah whittaker is the 15th member of her family to race the event. she was among the girls that won four of six divisions. >>> maybe t

it's believed an earthquake 19 miles off la jolla may have caused the squid to become disoriented but that's one theory. the squid or three to four feet long and weigh 40 pounds each. >>> day four of supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor's confirmation hearings. in the spotlight today, why sotomayor ruled against a group of connecticut firefighters. they claimed reverse discrimination in 2004 when their promotions test was thrown out. the supreme court overturned her panel's ruling last month. >> americans have the right to go into our federal courts and have their cases judged based on the constitution and our laws, not on politics or personal feeling. >> you said you were bound by supreme court and second circuit precedent. what was it? >> the panel acted in accordance with its views by setting forth and incorporating the district court's analysis of the case. >> the senate appears to be on track for a full vote on the confirmation early next month. >>> a developing story out of indonesia. bombs have ripped through two upscale hotels in jakarta. one exploded in the ritz carlton. the

he competed on the olympic team alongside future golden boy oscar da la jolla.e won titles in two divisions and put together a record of 41-3 with 2 knockouts. he was actually working on a comeback before that deadly saturday night at a gas station near downtown atlanta. >> the suspect approached mr. for rest produced a handgun. shepard: cops say he was putting air in his tires when he was robbed at gunpoint. he's ran off. for rest grabbed his own gun and ran after him firing as he ran. >> we are anticipating 12 to 15 shots fired. >> detectives say for rest gave up and turned around. and that's when a man jumped from a car and shot him repeatedly in the back. perhaps the only witness for rest's 11-year-old god son. >> he was able to give us some information as it relates to the perpetrator in this case. shepard: police tonight tell us that they are still hunting for the killer right now. another well-known atlanta boxer evander the real deal holyfield told reporters this wasn't the first time forrest went after a bad guy. he says the boxer, forrest once chased a

try to outbox oscar da la jolla. the series is called shaq versus and meerms next month.tch. the list of the most popular athletes is out. fourth year in the row no surprise, tiger woods, america's favorite. jordan still number two. lebron, kobe, and derek jeter rounding out the top five. as for the women, i'm shocked at this serena williams is number one, venus is number two. danica patrick and candace parkers of hoops. me aham who hasn't played in a couple of years is number five on the poll. coming up on brian the judge it will be just me, no judge. the guy from the corporation who is talking about the terror threats along with what's happening in afghanistan and why the obama administration seems to have lost interest in iraq. alisyn: can't wait for that. brian: i can't wait for this. alisyn: colonel sanders secret recipe now exposed. all 11 delicious herbs and spices revealed in a new cookbook. steve: investigative chef and author of america's most wanted refuses pays ron douglas is here. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. steve: the secret recipe f

host: herbert kline, who died on thursday in la jolla, california, is in the obituary section of "the washington post" this morning. he was a long time san diego newspaperman who became the first white house communications director in the nixon administration and they white that the position emphasized public relations strategies in contrast to the white house press secretary daily give and take with reporters, known as a decent reasonable chap whose sole aberration was his fondness for richard nixon, and boston globe chief wrote in the "washington post" in 1980 "mr. kline was intensely loyal to his fellow californian and later criticized the nixon administration for its obsession with public relations but never turned his back on the president. herbert chine is dead at 91. next up is wes tersefield, new jersey, and beth on our line for republicans. go ahead. caller: i think it is the classic battle between good and evil, and i think sarah palin represents the good and the hopefulness. believe it or not, there is wholesome conservatives left in the northeast that were really looking t

and on the team with oscar day la jolla. and a message for china, we're in this together. a large team of diplomats is in washington for two days of talks. they will cover claim mate change, and north korea's nuclear weapons. the president says that the u.s. relationship with beijing will shape the 21 stp century. he's confident that the two countries can find the common ground despite their differences. >> our nation is made up of immigrants from every part of the world. we have protected our unity and struggle to protect our union by extending basic rights to all of them. these are not things that we seek to impose. these are who we are. >> hoil clinton joined as the leading delegation. >>> officially stepping down as governor of alaska in the farewell address, she talks about how much she loves her state and looks back at her accomplishments in office. she lashed out at critics and the media. >> you represent what could and should be a cornerstone of our democracy. democracy depends on you. and that is why our troops are willing to die for you. so how about in honor of