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this group of venetian who is live across the lagoon enter the auction.ith a contribution of $120 each they hope to outbid other bidders. >> the fact that it has been abandoned by the state does not mean that it has been abandoned by the community around here and who use the lagoon as their own. the idea that we should not be able too moor there any longer as it happens on neighboring islands we would not like. >> tuesday morning these locals raise $400,000. other potential buyers around the world will have time until tuesday afternoon to enter their bids. should it end up in private hands the winner's gains will be the venetian's loss. >> a new plea in the botched death penalty case with other news around america. >> reporter: lawyers for clayton locket want the feds to lead an inquiry into his botched he is cushion. the convicted murderer died of an apparent heart attack 43 minutes after he was given the lethal drugs. the governor said justice was served and the people of oklahoma do not have blood on their hands. another inmate was supposed to be execu

. >> it starts here at the lagoon. last year they found a pipe dumping raw sewage from a home straight into the water by runs out this storage area and on to the sand. that was fixed but it still contaminates a portion of cal beach. >> it is disappointing. it's something we've been dealing with for several years and we continue to deal with. >> locals have firsthand knowledge of the danger. >> ear infections are the most common thing and that's happened a few times in the past. >> despite the occasional ear ache, you will find jim here several times a week. >> you try not to swallow. >> don't expect to see this sacramento family back for a visit. they came and kathleen was horrified to learn it was ranked the most polluted in california. that was cal beach. >> i'm not quite sure, i don't within my 8 1/2-year-old in the beach. >> they moved 20 minutes down shore. >> i'm so happy we are moving to another beach. i don't know that the water is so much different somewhere else but it does make me feel better. >> an easy fix

>>reporter: the problem starts away from the shore here at the lagoon. last year officials found a pipe dumping raw sewage from a home straight into this water. which runs out this storm drain and on to the sand. now that was fixed but bacteria growing in the stagnant water still contaminate a portion of cowell beach. >> certainly disappointing. this is something we have been dealing with now for several years. and we continue to deal with. >>reporter: warning signs are posted and locals have firsthand knowledge of the danger. >> most common thing and it has happened a few times in the past. >>reporter: despite the occasional ear ache he will paddle board several times a weak here. >> hold your breath a little bit and try not to swallow. >>reporter: don't expect to see this sacramento family back for repeat visit. they came down for a surf lesson and kathleen was horrified to the learn the it was motor pollute entered california. >> i don't want my child in that beach. >>reporter: lack of wind wave force them to move 20 minutes down shore. >> how do you

. >> the problem starts away from the shore here the lagoon. last year there was a pipe dumping raw sewage from a home into the water which runs on to this sewer drain and to the sand. this was fixed but the bacteria is still part of the beach. >> it is certainly disappointing. we've been dealing with it for several years and we continue to deal with. >> warning signs are posted and locals have firsthand knowledge of the danger. >> this has happened a few times, the erics are common. >> but despite that you will find him several times a being week. >> hold your breath and try not to follow. >> don't expect to see this sacramento family back for a visit. they came and kathleen was horrified to learn it was ranked the most polluted in california. >> i'm not quite sure, i don't within my 8 1/2-year-old in the beach. >> they moved 20 minutes down shore. >> i'm so happy we are moving to another beach. i don't know that the water is some much different somewhere else but it does make me feel better. >> an easy fix for them. not as easy for the city.

and recently installed slide gates to stop the lagoon leakage. perhaps next year this stretch of surf and sand will not be known as a bummer beach. in santa cruz, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> well it makes it look nice when people are out there having fun in the water. but -- choose your beach wisely. >> that's right. and you know, the winds will be breezy. we're going to have breezy winds all week long. so the coast will be typically cool. although sunnier late oern today. and certainly tomorrow, when the temperatures will warm even at shoreline. just a couple degrees. so microclimate in full swing and live doppler 7 hd shows a huge ridge of high pressure carved out into the eastern pacific, sending the clouds to the north and northeasterly winds or northwesterly winds will allow for those breezy winds at the coast. so we're not going offshore, which is good news and we're only going to lose the marine layer, the high relative humidity for a day. our tower camera with temperatures in the low 60s from san carlos, 52 in half moon bay. the fire d

cal beach, marina lagoon, pillar point, and wind surf circle. >> i have a lot of board members who wind surf there. most do so without problems. >> you can see the list of good and bad in the report on www.ktvu.com. >>> a nice day today. temperatures similar to yesterday. but the general trend is for a warm up towards the bay area holiday weekend. 77 inning santa rosa. the official high -- 7 today in santa rosa. the official high. tomorrow upper 80s into the bay area friday. weather system to the south of us bringing rain to southern california. winds died down. a lot of fog. this is the fog image. pushing its way in across the golden gate bridge. tomorrow morning it will be in many neighborhoods like this morning. the cliff house, the marina district, fog. the fog will make a push tonight. less further tomorrow morning. earlier burn off and a warmer day tomorrow. highs tomorrow 5 degrees warmer than today. 69 in san jose. san francisco, fog right there, 54 degrees. tomorrow in san francisco in the 50s. lunchtime low 60s. high in san francisco tomorrow 70 degrees. not a bad day. warmer

which sits on the east side of sri lanka between the indian ocean and a lagoon. it was a morning after christmas not a day unlike others because there was a full moon that's celebrated as a holiday in sri lanka. before noon, this temple was bustling with people. people were cooking food to celebrate. on the other side of the world christians were resting after the celebration. a shallow gush of water, no warning for what would happen next. >> it was a sight i will never forget in my life. it was a 30-foot wall of water from one end of the beach to the other end of the beach. >> reporter: pastor lanla and the rest of his people at the temple were rescued because they jumped into a boat. down the beach, people would not have the same fate. they were taken in by the water. it was then they learned something they never wanted to know. >> carrying the body is very heavy. really heavy. six people need to carry one body. >> reporter: while everyone on this beach has a terrible story to tell they cannot ignore the numerous stories of selflessness that have surfaced. the

floating on its islands and lagoons, venice has always been different.veronese was its last period of political greatness. the 17th century would see the decline of its empire, just as the economic center of gravity of the west was beginning to shift away from the mediterranean to the atlantic and the new seaborne empires of antwerp and london. in its image of itself venice left behind a myth which endured its loss of real power-- the myth of the ideal state-- for it came to personify the best kinds of government united in one body politic. and venetian art is uniquely bound up with that history and that myth, above all in its expression of the harmony between human beings the state, nature, and of course the artist. "though sirenlike on shore and sea "her face enchants all those whom once she doth embrace. "nor is there any can her beauty prize "but he who hath beheld her with his eyes. "these things display, if well observed "how she so long her maidenhead preserved. "how, for sound prudence she still bore the bell, "whence maybe drawn this high fetche

this group who live across the lagoon started a collection to enter the auction. with a contribution of $120 each, they hope to beat other bidders and prevent it from falling into private hands. >> the fact it's been abandoned by the state doesn't mean it's abandoned by the community that lives around here, and that uses the lagoon as their own world. it's their own world. the idea we shouldn't be able to moor there any longer as happens in the neighboring islands we do not like. >> reporter: by tuesday morning these locals raised more than 400,000 doll. should it end up in private hands, locals say the winner's gain will be the venetians' lost. >>> that is the latest news here from europe. back to doha now and to david. >> thank you. >>> there is a story coming up in just a moment. i'll leave you to work on what it is. it follows the story about rio dejannero. >> i will let him do the story. >> i'm going to -- i'm going to at some point. in the meantime one of the key figures in organizing the london olympics has given her support to the troubled rio games tellin

it's a unique slum because it floats on the shallow lagoon of the capital lagos.but now the government is eager to reclaim what it now sees as a prime waterfront location. for a community that lives in fear of eviction, a floating school has become a beacon of hope. home to more than 15 million people, lagos has become a major business hub. nigeria's vast oil reserves are attracting investors from all over the world. rents have skyrocketed. the government is pleased. it wants to showcase lagos as a modern, developed city, but it's got one big image problem. makoko, a slum with a difference. it's built entirely on water. residents call it "venice for the poor." more than 100,000 people live here. for them, this is daily life. whether they're going to the bank to open an account or heading to the phone shop, they travel everywhere by boat. most people make a living from fishing. they're terrified of being driven out of their water settlement and onto dry land. but authorities consider makoko the pariah of the city. they want to get rid of it. noah shemede is conside

california's wind surfer circle and marina lagoon and pillar point near half moon bay. okay, cheryl alerted to jeff, it's cool. >> two weeks ago we had 70s and 80s. there is a chill across the bay area. you can see back behind me. beautiful shot this evening. you see overcasts happening in the santa clara valley. and right there where cheryl mentioned, across san francisco, we currently have 56 degrees. and drizzle. and not only a little bit of it. there are sheets of it just moving across. we have seen that over the past couple of hours. likely as we head into tomorrow morning. we could see else to from the drizzle. trace amounts to about .05 of an inch. we will have fog with that picture there as we head into tomorrow morning. you see setting off first, it makes the most sense to you. it shows where the cloud cover will be and where it is not going to be. let's go ahead and put this into motion. you can see as we head throughout morning hours. 7:00, 8:00, we will find widespread cover. of course 91 at the coastline. las areas of widespread cloud cover. north bay, east

marina lagoon ranked second. polar point also singled out in the report. most bay area beaches did receive high scores for water quality. in san francisco aquatic park, all received an a grade. researchers say the drought actually helped water quality. less storm run off in san francisco bay and along the coast led to less bacteria in the water. >>> new bomb fire rules will be in effect at san francisco's ocean beach. a fire curfew of 9:00 p.m.. that is an hour earlier than before. 12 new fire rings will be installed at the beach but all fires will be banned on spare the air rules. >>> right now 4:38. morgan hill police searching for a suspected robber. what this man did right before holding up restaurant employees at gun point. >>> a colorado man accused of holding a woman captive for ten years. what his neighbors are saying. >> traffic is still doing pretty well on 880 north and southbound as you pass the coliseum. we'll tell you more about this freeway. >> a warming trend is in store for your holiday weekend. i will line up your temperatures for today.

then i went swimming in the blue lagoon. i did not enhance that photo. it's a hot springs. amazing.if you ever get a chance, visit rake avic. >> what's the name of the monster that runs around the northwest? >> sasquatch. there he is. >> they're fans of red eye and the five. >> see you back here. "special report" up next.

then i went swimming in the blue lagoon. i did not enhance that photo. it's a hot springs. amazing. if you ever get a chance, visit rake avic. >> what's the name of the monster that runs around the northwest? >> sasquatch. there he is. >> they're fans of red eye and the five. >> see you back here. "special report" up next. >>> the obama administration under siege on top of the veterans scandal and foreign policy challenges, the economy is shrinking again. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. an obama administration caught in the whirlpool of scandal, skepticism and scorn now faces another problem that never went away, the stagnating economy. for the first time in three years, the gross domestic product is shrinking. more on that shortly. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry reports that news comes at the worst

nearby capitola beach also made the top 10, along with marina lagoon.ind surfer circle near candlestick point, and pillar point harbor. most bay area beaches though, got good grades. heal the bay, says california's drought has helped shore line water quality. less rainfall, means less runoff, and lower levels of bacteria in the water. >>> temperatures today about where they were yesterday. we had some mid-80s inland. 84 in antioch. highs around the bay, mostly in the low to mid-70s. as we move into tomorrow, a warmer day. friday, it will be warmer than it was today by a few degrees. fog along the coast right now. the reason for the warming is the fog is still there, but it's starting to pinch down. i looked at some of the soundings, and profile imagery. the fog has really pinched down. that means we're not going to see as much fog tomorrow morning when you wake up, which means an earlier burnoff, which means a warmer day. it's just that simple. tomorrow morning, when you wake up, there will be fog in a lot of places. it's going to burn off quickly. temp

nearby capitola beach also made the top 10, along with marina lagoon. wind surfer circle near candlestick point, and pillar point harbor. most bay area beaches though, got good grades. heal the bay, says california's drought has helped shore line water quality. less rainfall, means less runoff, and lower levels of bacteria in the water. >>> temperatures today about where they were yesterday. we had some mid-80s inland. 84 in antioch. highs around the bay, mostly in the low to mid-70s. as we move into tomorrow, a warmer day. friday, it will be warmer than it was today by a few degrees. fog along the coast right now. the reason for the warming is the fog is still there, but it's starting to pinch down. i looked at some of the soundings, and profile imagery. the fog has really pinched down. that means we're not going to see as much fog tomorrow morning when you wake up, which means an earlier burnoff, which means a warmer day. it's just that simple. tomorrow morning, when you wake up, there will be fog in a lot of places. it's going to burn off quickly. te

the group of vep easterns living across the lagoon starts the collection to enter the auctions. with the cbz of $120 each they hope to beat bidders and prevent poveglia falling into other hands. >> the fact that it is abandoned by the state doesn't mean it's been abandoned by the people. the idea that we shouldn't moor there as in neighbouring islands, we do not like. >> by tuesday morning the locals raised $400,000. other participation buyers will have time until toose afternoon to enter their bids. should it end in private hands, the winners gain will be the ven eastern's loss. >>> back in the united states a plea in oklahoma's botched death penalty case. we have details and other news. >>> lawyers for clayton d. lockett want the feds to lead an inquiry into his botched execution. he died of an apparent heart attack 43 minutes after being given lethal drugs. the governor said justice was served and the people of oklahoma do not have blood on their hand. another inmate was supposed to be executed and his lawyers asked the judge to put a 6-month stay on an execution. >>> chaos i

a local cement company and build a two and a half foot deep dike around the facility and create a lagoonbasically, of the oil keeping it from going to the l.a. river and the watershed. >> so, use your imagination. say we are out in the middle of the country with multiple pressure beyond that pipeline and nobody is around the pipeline or the leak. now you get it? the response in los angeles by the fire department was fantastic. it's a good thing the fire department was quick to act. the l.a. river is roughly a half mile away from the scene. as of now, there are no reports of oil into the water supply. first responders were on the scene. some environment lists are worried the oil may leak into the water. this pipeline is owned by plains all america pipeline out of texas. they released a statement saying the smell of oil may cause a gn naugs feeling. the crude leaked from their line 2000 pipeline. this is 130 mile pipeline running from bakersfield, california to los angeles, california. it carries, roughly, 130,000 barrels of oil a day. now, think about this pipeline compared to the keyston

capitola beach, still water cove in robert ray, marina lagoon in san mateo also on the list. as is wind surfer circle the beach at candlestick point. heal the bay says the water here contains toxins possibly from the drainage system at candle stick. carla walks her dog every single day and says there's broken glass on the shore as well. >> i would love for some sort of environmental action group to come out here and clean up and i'm sure there are a lot of people in the community that would volunteer their time. i know i would. >>reporter: one of the state best beaches is the one at chris field. heal the bay gives it an a plus. you will be glad to know. >> after cancelling show ins tokyo and seoul spokesman for paul mccartney confirms the singer was hospitalized for a virus. sir paul will make complete recovery and ordered to take a few days rest. his out there tourist scheduled to resume next month in the united states concluding with a performance at candlestick park on august 14th so sir paul get well soon. we look forward to seeing you here in the bay area once again. >>

the use of the lagoon of their own world, and we shouldn't be allowed to moor there - we do not like. >> by tuesday morning the locals raised more than $400,000. other potential buyers will have time until tuesday to enter their bid. should it end in private hands, the winner's game will be the ven irn's loss. >>> we are getting breaking news from saudi arabia. we have been hearing from the interior ministry that the saudis uncovered a large terrorist network involving 62 people - most of them are saudis. including a palestine, a yemeni and a pakistani. we heard they intercepted a bomb-making factory and seized a million saudi arabia re--als, equal to quarter of a million u.s. a large terrorist network that appears to have been busted in saudi arabia. we'll try to get more information on that development there from saudi arabia later for you. >> plenty more ahead in newshour, including five nobel-winning economists saying the global war on drugs has been a failure. find out why shortly. >> and the parasite destroying colonies of the honey bees. >>> it wasn't a top performance in the e

. >> the insurance company accuses house of intentionally driving the bugatti into the lagoon to destroynd collect insurance worth $2.2 million. house denies the allegations and countersues to collect the insurance. the matter is not resolved. while the court of public opinion devours the story, garza's video racks up millions of views. >> oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. >>> a dashboard camera captures a dramatic attack. a man on the hood of a vehicle attempting to break the windshield using a baseball bat. [ shriek ] august 30th, 2011. taiwan. about an hour outside taipei. a woman and her daughter are driving down a narrow street when they encounter a car going in the opposite direction. there's no room to pull over, so the woman starts backing up slowly. then two men appearing angry start banging on the green toyota. one of the men has a baseball bat. the man with the bat gets in front of the toyota and the driver starts backing up. the woman in the car, with the dashcam, continues to try to remove herself from the escalating situation. but just as the green toyota is almo

came from the air, erin, and they picked up a bunch of water and sort of brackish mud from a nearby lagoon and dumped it right on the fire here. as you pointed out, they say some 20 buildings in san diego county. on this fire alone three buildings completely burned down. at least 12 more damaged. we have not heard silver lining in all this gray smoke of any serious injuries. they've been able to get at this fire by making stands along broad boulevards such as this. asphalt of course easily defensible. and these are multimillion-dollar homes throughout this area. this is a rather affluent part of north san diego county. nearby legoland closed down. schools closed down in san diego county alone, four major wildfires burning, including this one in carlsbad. one i think in rancho san bernardo, another near fallbrook and the one nearby a nuclear power plant is camp pendleton. it wasn't huge, but shut down an entire interstate for a while. >> we're going to be going to camp pendleton in a moment to someone there who is maybe evacuated. what do you know about the products commitment there to the

it's critical to this fire fight right now because it's going to a nearby lagoon.ckish dirty water on the fire, so that's what's going on right now here in carlsbad, california. one of four spifires burning inn diego county. >> we'll of course stay on top of the breaking news throughout the night here on cnn. thanks. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." let's step into the "cross fire" with stephanie cutter and s.e. cupp. >>> wolf, it was throwback wednesday in washington. bill and hillary clinton came to town. it's back to the 0s iss. >> i don't think so, s.e. they're looking to the future. the only throwback is your party. >> okay. >> the debate starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire." the clintons strike back. >> first they said she faked her concussion. and now they say she's auditioning for a part on the "walking dead." >> bill and hillary come to washington and defend the family brand. will they scare off the competition? >> are you still thinking about running for president? when will you make the de

beach with surfboards for this unique moral and it comes to thousand people they say it appears this lagoon farming circles in the water synge chanting hundreds more watch from the beach and nearby blocks trip organizers wanted it wanted everyone to know others in is to get together as a community. >> : the justice undisguised or temperatures were looking first remarked on 10 cammies and sea winds not gusty out there today to you to see sunshine to the bay area. now the golden gate bridge dog started to return tonight to see right now no fog in sight. temperature was up there this afternoon were marked down in the south bay back of the '80s. '80s also through inland valleys 86 and stock right now. also '80s and now but 82 of their 81 cetera is the classical side to this article as the reasons pickup we do have fought near the coastlines night for a lot cooler than what we saw today. a shows a harsh temperatures will drop coming up in just a few minutes. the sins and hip- hop in sports coming together in san francisco trying to help gun violence live look from the event. joe montana out mone

your car also was anacrusis cut a toll beach windsor for circle at candlestick point will marinas lagoonnd four. in san mateo county also on the list good news though the report card reports 92 percent of bay area beaches have outstanding quality and pollution levels trip the drought is actually helping matters less polluted runoff and the sea means cleaner waters warmed our beaches. not any california beaches on his newly released a list of the top-10 beaches in the u.s. quite top-10 beach. then along the gulf as of florida. in the third best since or jot of state park as for the panhandle area for but inner university professor known as dr. beach rent to the beaches on so for decades. his top three. >> : press the changes for faced the company says recent improvements meant to help users views of the site will have status update of the g- 7 is the fault of friends in setup public. the zesty its policy-setting is let go on log in so far privacy checkup feature previously been criticized for privacy controls that could be difficult to understand. amazon it plans to increase the chance of

from the start, boats were the way to get around among the island communities of the lagoon. to navigate over shifting sandbars, the boats were flat-bottomed, and the captains stood up to see. today's boats still come with gondoliers standing up and no rudder or keel. they're built with a slight curve so that a single oar on the side propels them in a straight line. the art of the gondola survives in the quiet back canals.

from the start, boats were the way to get around among the island communities of the lagoon. to navigate over shifting sandbars, the boats were flat-bottomed, and the captains stood up to see. today's boats still come with gondoliers standing up and no rudder or keel. they're built with a slight curve so that a single oar on the side propels them in a straight line. the art of the gondola survives in the quiet back canals. in this shop, the workmen, who needed to be good with wood, were traditionally from italy's mountains. that's why they maintain a refreshing alpine feel in this delightful little corner of venice. nearby, in an artisan's workshop, visitors are welcome to observe as he provides for the city's 400 gondoliers. working with traditional tools, graceful oars are carefully planed to be true and properly balanced. and each walnut forcola, the stylized oarlock, is like a sculpture -- handcrafted, one-of-a-kind, and honoring the city's heritage. a gondola ride is a traditional must for romantics. gondolas are moored everywhere. wait till early evening, when the crowd