. >> brooke downes, libby costello, and sophia denison-johnston documenting their journey on social medianed, deej? >> a little upchuck. >> all 34 days, 14 hours, and 11 minutes of it. the team averaging just 90 minutes of sleep per day, eating boiled ordered pre-packed meals. >> i personally missed guacamole the most and anything that has structure. >> and rowing in two-hour shifts. >> the sunset shifts were the best part of my day. my second hour was with libby, and it was our karaoke hour. ♪ singing my song ♪ ♪ butterfly fly away ♪ >> and while planning an undertaking of this magnitude wasn't easy -- >> i had read all about how terrible and hard and miserable and the sleep deprivation, the wind and the waves and being wet all the time. and i was like, that sounds terrible. no, thank you. >> the women did it unassisted and in record time. >> sitting in this seat like a year from now, you could be on the sidelines, or you could be engaging in something that's absolutely incredible. >> so what's next for the fab four? >> we were joking i might fall in love and stay in hawaii forever. >> i

libby costello, sofia dennison johnson, and two others make up the lap five rowing team.om san francisco to hawaii in 34 days, 14 hours, 11 minutes. their land fall, historic. they are the fastest all-female team to complete the journey. >> i feel totally overwhelmed in the best way by love. and i'm also exhausted. >> reporter: they rowed in two-hour shifts averaging 90 minutes of sleep at a time, eating boiled to order, prepackaged meals. enduring seasickness, extreme wind, and rough seas. their legions of fans following online put wind in the team's proverbial sails. ♪ heads-up play my song ♪ >> i think something that i want people to take away is these women are so incredible. but we're not superhuman, there's nothing that we were born with that made us any different than anybody else. >> our thanks to will. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks

they call themselves the last. 35 team consisting of libby costello, sophia johnson, brooke downes andian smith. the woman road more than 2400 nautical miles. wow. from san francisco to honolulu, they finished the trip and 34 days 14 hours. the last 35 is now the fastest all female team to complete that journey. they rode in two-hour shifts, averaging about 90 minutes of sleep. a at a time it boil the order prepackaged meals. >> and the times said getting through seasickness extreme winds and rough seas. >> pretty well as that left. 35 that because they've crazy left because of all the that make great back that's a lot of road. the giants can't win a game, but they're going to come back home. a and try to get some going tomorrow. yeah, let's stick for that sports theme out there. let's start out with it. >> your giants forecast as first pitch tomorrow at 6.45. tomorrow night. upper 50's partly cloudy skies and we are going to notice a little bit of a stronger sea breeze out of the west at 30 miles per hour or less as they face off against the chicago cubs. and let's take a look at toda

. >> libby costello, sophia johnson and adrian smith make up the women's team.ey rode more than 2400 nautical miles from san francisco tell whitey in 34 days -- to hawaii in 34 days. they are the fastest all-female team to complete the journey. >> i feel totally overwhelmed and the best way by love and i am also exhausted. >> they rode and a acged meals. the women did unassisted andnd. had never rode in the deep oceas following the journey online but wind in their sails. on social media, the women are candid and funny. >> my vibe is just living life. >> i am just here to live life. >> something i want people to take away is these women are so incredible but we are not superhuman. there is nothing we were born with that make us any different than anybody else. >> the crew never losing sight of their mission, aching barriers. >> we inspired a lot of different types of people. that is really important. >> what a needed venture. it was more than the record books. the team raised money for the anxiety and action association of america. they say pushing through hard t

itself latitude 35 racing, its members broke down adrian smith, sofia, dennis and johnston and libby costelloid. they're not superhuman. they wanted to inspire other people to take on their own challenges. bravo to them. absolutely time is 7 10 while you were talking, the white house just announced that president biden tested negative for covid, and he is now ending. strict isolation. talk more about that. but how has the latest on our commute? how's it look out there? it looks good. gosha dave. dave gracia. right now. it is a little bit slow here at the toll plaza and show you that picture as you get up to the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks pretty good until you reach the end of that parking lot. there is waiting there. no problems on the same mateo or the dumbarton bridge. now we've fixed all the bridge crossings. 8 80 the peninsula. both sides you can see traffic will be well, and the south bay commute looks good. so does livermore valley. it's been a nice commute from livermore all the way to castro valley. 7 11. let's get back to the desk will record rain hitting the st louis missouri r

breakdowns adrian smith, sofia, dennison, johnston and libby costello make up the alamo based group calledlatitude 35 racing , they say they aren't superhuman but wanted to inspire other people to take on their own challenges. congratulations no doubt. amazing mm hmm. from sausalito is back in the bay area after cleaning up hundreds of thousands of pounds of plastic waste from the ocean. ktvu as a medic in tana shows us they spent today working to get recycled. into products that you might use screw with ocean voyages institute spent 45 days out at sea, collecting those bags and bags of plastic that you see right there. it was polluting the ocean between california and hawaii, an area known as the great pacific garbage patch. now it's all been unloaded and put into these containers to be sent off to be recycled. that is one of many bags on this recent trip. they collected £200,000 of plastic, adding up to £700,000, but they've removed from the ocean in the last four years. this includes items as small as toothbrushes and as big as abandoned fishing nets that kill marine wildlife and need a

group calls itself latitude 35 racing brooke downs, adrian smith, sofia, dennison, johnston and libby costellout wanted to inspire other people to take on their own challenges. incredible accomplishment. congratulations to them. well $1 billion. that is the huge prize that is up for grabs this friday as the mega millions lottery jackpot rolls over for yet another drawing. this is the 29th consecutive rollover. no one matched all of the numbers last night for the $830 million jackpot. because of that this coming friday is huge jackpot. people who don't normally buy lotto tickets are rushing out to try their luck. it's just ah. it's a big jackpot. see? maybe i could hit. maybe not not, you know, you'll never know if i hit. there was one california ticket that did have all five of the regular numbers correct, but did not have the mega number at last night's drawing that ticket worth $2.9 million was sold in the town of baker down in san bernardino county. president biden gets a clean bill of health and his thinking therapeutics and vaccines. i'm jonathan, syrian atlanta, i'll have details coming

itself latitude 35 racing, its members broke down adrian smith, sofia, dennis and johnston and libby costello not superhuman. they just wanted to inspire other people to take on their own challenges. alright here's a live look at mount diablo this afternoon. the sun is shining meteorologist steve paulson tells us what to expect for the rest of the week and into the weekend, steve well, a couple of things going on drizzle on the coast this morning. also up in the hills, some measurable amounts about appoint a 1.5 and tropical moisture so close it's trying, but it's out more towards the sacramento valley. you can see that moisture surging up right there, so there will be some thunderstorm activity. i can actually put the radar in there little bit. see that during the pop up but again. a lot of that's often the mother lode or to the east, but some of that can drift in areas just to the eastern solano, contra costa county, maybe napa and lake county as well. there's a lot there and more of its moving up towards tahoe, which is now getting in on mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy skies and maybe s

. >> reporter: rowers libby costello, sophia and adrienne smith make up the team that rowed from sanle team to complete the journey. >> i feel like totally overwhelmed in the best way by love and i'm also exhausted. >> reporter: they rowed in two-hour shifts averaging just 90 minutes of sleep at a time eating boiled to order prepackaged meals, enduring seasickness, extreme wind and rough seas. >> we were roughly 20 nd i was just like -- i sat down making food and started crying. >> reporter: the women did it unassisted and had never rowed in the deep ocean before. fly away ♪egions of fans put >> reporter: on social media the women are candid and funny. >> my vibe right now is just living life. >> i am just here to live life. >> something i want people to take away is that these women are so incredible. we're not super human. there's nothing we were born with that makes us any different than anybody else. >> reporter: the crew never losing sight of their mission, breaking barriers. >> i hope we inspire a bunch of different types of people, and that's really important. >> of all the he

group calls itself latitude, 35 racing, brooke downs, adrian smith, sofia, dennis and johnson and libby costellohuman, but they wanted to inspire other people to take on their own challenges. but to them and hour and a half of sleep a day for 34 days, and they had a chance to dance after row that level that's incorrect across the ocean. my gosh, brother, aloha, ladies. wonderful extent, salads back. where you going to say sal of sleep a day. we thought we had a bad gosh. yeah sleep sitting up . i can't even imagine and then exerting that kind of energy on little sleep. that's incredible. yeah. very very nicely done, ladies. all right. good morning , everyone. let's go out and see what we have now with the richmond bread to start there this time because it looks pretty good. i like what i see this early commute. we have some people who perhaps are not going yet, or perhaps they're working from home today and see traffic at the approach on the issue of freeway looks pretty good. and not a big backup at the bay bridge right now and how it could change, but we don't have it down, which is pretty goo