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that's why mark summers said julian assange had gone to the ecuadorian embassy for asylum.ylum. but the judge dismissed most of those arguments, saying this was nearly silliness to her. she said this was a case where nobody was above or beyond the rule of law. she said the judge —— judge taylor, this was a deliberate attempt to avoid justice, so deliberate attempt to avoid justice, so she sentenced him to 50 weeks in jail, and he will get some time off for about three weeks. he's already in jail, for about three weeks. he's already injail, but for about three weeks. he's already in jail, butjulian assange for about three weeks. he's already injail, butjulian assange is sentenced to jail for nearly a year. any more. the us federal reserve has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged amid mixed signals about the direction of the us economy. michelle fleury is outside the federal reserve in washington. looking at the financial market reactions there, stocks fell after the news came out. why? there had been some anticipation that perhaps there might be talk of a ra

where he was wanted for questioning in relation to sexual offenses well his defense attorney today mark summers he presented a letter that julian assange had written trying to explain the extraordinary circumstances in which he faced and ask a mitigating circumstances he said that he apologised unreservedly for not handing yourself into the all forty's but that he had feared being extradited to the us where he lived in fear of potentially being on death row or even ending up in guantanamo bay it was my impression that the judge had written the. decision and written it out before you heard the mitigating factor there was absolutely no consideration given to the very very convincing mitigating factors in this case so it's an outrage and we are shocked. but there are other legal issues first. to see so this was just the first of two the next one is tomorrow that's on thursday that's in westminster magistrates court and that's an extradition hearing as part of his arrest on april the eleventh was also on behalf of the united states who once have charged in what they see as conspiracy with chelsea m

and independent journalist mark summers good to have you on the program gentlemen i'm andrew let's start with you a lot of the focus since the tragedy has been about islamic radicalization in particular the spread over it the government had to act here didn't they. yes of course one minute if you look at it there can be two different explanations you can find fault in the government by expelling those who posted their visa amid the radical islam is it there's nothing one could do about it but the second one is more problematic all kind of a lot of security and so on that has to do with the involvement of the islamic state so let's not forget that the silicon president mr susannah authored warmings . islamic state in fact. the to leave his country alone so what is big says just in this particular context is that the threat. is there it could be ongoing for this character to do something let's also talk about the kind of islamic radicalism that is the moment. you know most of the preachers have been basic but let. what we have said is that coming to the island of the salafi sect of militan

embassy for seven years we're looking down at some of the notes coming from court and looking at mark summers comments his defense lawyer did in a song and posted a letter saying he apologized undeservedly for not surrendering himself to all sorts of us who did say the circumstances were extraordinary in the fact that he feared for his life people were to go to america hearing that he would end up in guantanamo bay also that he could end up on death row we also had a doctor's note as well explaining what happened to genocide in what amounted to incarceration in the fact you suffered from moderate to severe depression that you suffered with dental problems and the fact that you also had shoulder problems but also these are gates in circumstances where they didn't have any impact on the judge she said that the cost of the taxpayer the whole julian assange which episode was sixty million pounds and she dismissed his claims believe in c. so they have it as anticipated as predicted on april eleventh when we had the initial hearing where westminster magistrates' court that a maximum sentence could

that is why mark summers said mr assange had gone to the ecuadorian embassy for asylum.ule of law. the judge, judge taylor said, this was a deliberate attempt to avoid justice and so she sentenced him to 50 weeks in jail and he will get some time off, the three weeks he has already spent in jail. but julian assange sentenced to jail for nearly a year. let's go back to paris — our correspondent hugh schofield has the latest on the developing protests. bring it up—to—date with what is happening. yes, it is getting quite hot, the head of this possession is due to set off in one hour but there has been a kind of confrontation between elements who formed part of that cortege, what they call the black blocks, you can see them infiltrated into the main union cortege. they have been facing off against police around about the junction between boulevard montparnasse, there are lots of famous cafe surrender. it looks like the cafe select has had its windows smashed in. you can see the kind of pictures we have got used to with their yellow jackets attacking police, police responding

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bay routes up to about 26 or up to 39 and baghdad so we are you know on the borders of the 40 mark proper summer and daily these showers could repeat themselves in iran here we are again on the western side of the high ground and towards shiraz north was and eastwards but come the other side down to the iraqi plain $41.00 degrees $27.00 in beirut are the pictures the south generally speaking is still dry but not bone dry we are going the daily potential of thunderstorms on the western side of saudi the higher ground but near mecca for example it looks like down the gulf we got a bit of a breeze trying to pick up from the north the temperatures still in the high thirty's and with increasing cloud that could end up being a little humid certainly in bahrain show wise there you go to go to the high ground in western saudi or you'll notice down in yemen near santa it could also be thundery. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories now prosecutors have charged also president omar al bashir with killing and inciting to kill protesters during the uprising that began last year and it's not

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. >>> well, for many of us today marks the beginning of summer. >> right. >> and this is the holiday where barbecues are a big part of the memorial day observations around the country. >> but many veterans are reflecting on the ultimate sacrifices made for our freedoms. al with meaning behind today's holiday. >> take a break from the grilling and the beach and the swimming pools and really reflect on why do we have a day off today. and there will be some who don't come back. and that's what memorial day is all about. >>> and of course i'm tracking a chance for storms tomorrow morning. take a look at this.is ths our computer model talking about 9:00, 9:30. these storms coming right through the d.c. metro area. you mayed nhe umbrella earl >>> bands, floats, and s aw of patriotism. it was all part of the d.c.em mial day parade. an estimated quarter of a million people attended. ♪ the parade featured veterans from world war ii, including three surviving members of the 6888. theyere the first female all african american battalion to serve overseas during a war. one person toucheby today's

this summer marks the anniversa anniversary of the moon landing that took place on july 20, 1969.as made that day. joining me now is ja nasa's administrator. thanks for being on the show. >> great to be here. >> tell my viewers, you told me we went to the moon 50 years ago, why is it we need to go again and why is it is big deal? >> the science is amazing. we can do more science now than ever before. the moon is a repository of great data from years past. it doesn't have an active geology, hydrosphere, so what impacted it is where it was billions of years ago. it's going to help us understand our solar system and how it got formed. and one of the reasons it's important, this is an important reason for me. i have an 11-year-old daughter, if you go back to the 1960s, our pilots that went to the moon in the 1960s were fighter pilots and test pilots. there were no opportunities for women in those days. i think it is important for us to show the world that our astronaut core is diverse, that it is highly qualified. and i want my daughter, who's 11 years old, to see herself in the same

memorial day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer and with that comes trips to the vie theaters of barbecues. so we end our program tonight with stories on both. jane wells is up first with a look at what's cooking on america's grills. >> is it real? no. perhs it's appropriate that here in the capital of fake, la laland,on b meat is leading the fake meat charge. >> how do you do that? >> t company had the best performing ipo in years. meat altertives arehowing up n more fast food chains and grocery store, but beyond meat is spending so much on improving the product and scaling, it's not clear when it will be profitable. >> our current householdar ess is 2%. we've got a lot of custome to talk to. >> would you ever try the meat substitutes? >> no.ve tried it. >> never have, but i'd like to tray one some time. >> even so, as the summer grilling season starts, demand for meat alternatives is heating up and they've warned of potential shortages and beyond meat went through their own ven brownccups and said he's not going to let that happen again and they're availabl to have capacity

anyone without a vaccine planning to fly this summer is putting themselves at risk. >> okay. a question markr wedding. >> i know. it's your best friend. >> how much do we like the person getting married? >> i know it's your college roommate and best friend, but we may not be making it. >> or maybe she can make it and you can stay home. >> it's a tough decision. >> it is. it's wedding or teddy. teddy! >>> coming up next, a look at the stories you'll be talking about today including science backing up the >>> good tuesday morning to you. it is going to be a beautiful spring day across the bay area. enjoy the sunshine as we head through the afternoon. seasonal daytime highs. and today, the start of a warming trend for us this week. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s in oakland. low 70s in fremont. mid-70s in san jose, and upper 70s from concord, as well as from livermore. there's that seven-day forecast. warming up as we head through the next several days, especially by the end of the weekend, into early next week. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by a2 milk, easier o

well, the judge listened to the arguments put forward by mark summers qc for julian assange.n assange had gone into the emphasis like embassy because he feared to be extradited to the united states where she feared for his life. he said thatjulian assange suffered illnesses, he was depressed. it says that he should not be given the maximum sentence. that he should not be given the maximum sentence. the judge listened and basically threw that out. the maximum sentence was and basically threw that out. the maximum sentence was 52 weeks, he was sentenced to 50 weeks. the judge said this was a deliberate attempt to avoid justice and no one is above the law. and she said this is one of the law. and she said this is one of the most serious cases of breaching bail. outside court, supporters of julian assange said that the sentencing was an outrage, it was vindictive. they said for example of the speedboat killer who went to georgia to jump bail. the speedboat killer who went to georgia tojump bail. he was only sentenced to six months injail. so these proceedings are over and done wi

. >> i mean -- >>> merial day marks the unofficial to summer.f you will be out on the waterr vy important to be prepared and safe. the u.s. coast board reminds ers to wear a life jacket at all times. that's because more than 80% of drownings involve people not li wearing a fe jacket. and remember alcohol.e even mor dangerous on the water than on land. involved innking is about one-third of all boating deaths. be sure your boat has working fire extinguishers, radios, and navigatioowlights. >>> are you celebrating memorial day today? going to the poolin other to have a dockout? >> yeah. >> more than 45% of americans will likely take advantage of shopping deals. spending an average of $486. you can expect 20% to 0% off of home goods. who knew this was a big shopping weekend? freebies and spots are available to veterans and military personnel. cool. memorial day is one of the biggest grilling holidays, of course. >> yeah. >> wallethub finds that 60%s f american to cook out. ost likely hot dogs on the menument a total of $7 billion hot dogs will be -

memorial day weekend marks the unofficial start to the summer. today you can cool off andtake a swim. most public pools across the area are officially open. you see mayor bowser there jumping in. >> i hew >> good for her. at langdon powell and spray park,ng kicff the season. if you're not sure where to dive, in we have a list on the nbc washington app. she has a little one she needs to take to the pool, too. >> get her into swimming lessons. my kids have been i pool all weekend. >> yeah. >> a pool somewhere. >> sunscreen because it's bee hot. >>> if you're up with us you likely didn't leave town for the long weekend. that's okay. you have all summer to ditch the dmv for the beach. >> you sure do. news4 is working for you, helping t decide which of our local beaches ar ait best f, the best fit for your vacation. whether you're going for the week or the weekend, three options th are only three hours from the district. >> reporter: there are plenty of beaches to choose from on the other side of the bay. rehoboth beach boasts an old-school oardwalk a

weekend and it brings family and friends together and we honor o sacrificed their lives and marks the start of the summer of vacation, and with more travel comes with more risks on the roads. more than 300 people have died over the holiday weekend and some estimate that the number could increase. i encourage everyone here to be safe. put your phone down. focus on driving. do not drive if you consumed any alcohol or other drugs. if you feel different, drive different. put on technology offers potential solutions to many of these safety concerns. right now, advanced driver insistent systems are more cars that we drive every day. those advanced systems include automatic emergency braking, lane departure warnings, crash avoidance technology, blind spot section, vehicle to vehicle communication, and so much more. 20 automakers have voluntarily pledged to include automatic emergency braking and virtually all new vehicles by september 2022. of insurance is a two to highway safety says that by 2025, this agreement will prevent 28,000 crashes and 12,000 injuries. these systems are the building blocks for self dri

. >>> well, memorial day marks the start of summer, and spending quality time with loved ones, but thehave given their lives for their country can be difficult for people mourning a family member. >> this week's cnn hero lost her father when she was 14 and struggled with depression for more than a decade. now mary robinson is making sure other children don't lose years of their lives to unresolved grief. >> my name is bella and my dad died. >> kids in grief are kids at risk. >> time does not heal all wounds. time helps but it's what you do with that time, and what you need to do is mourn. >> when you hear other people's stories, it kind of brings comfort. >> that's why a place like imagine exists to give children a place to mourn their loss and find out that they're not alone. >> well, to meet some of the families that mary is helping and to nominate someone you think who should be a cnn hero, go to cnnheroes.com. >>> two men are dead after trying to jump their car over an open drawbridge. louisiana state police say the driver pulled up to the bridge while it was closed because of a pa

. >>> this weekend as we all know marks the official start of the summer beach season. >> news 4 isrkingou helping you decide which beach might be the best for your vacation. news 4's mark segraves takes a look at three of your best options. >> finally it's that time of year again. sunshine and surf. for these two guys, it's their fir trip to the beach. >> they seem to enjoy the sand. >> there are plenty of beaches to choose from on the other side of the bbo. reheth beach hosts an old school board walk. >> it's community here. people walking up and do here are not only going to the beach but people that live here. >> a few miles to the south people seem to come to beach looking for the same thi. >> quiet. it's a quieteyesort and th really are quiet. it's a nice play to bring your ki and feel like they're safe at all times. >> that quiet feel is bydesign. >> it's a family oriented community. >> in maryland, ocn ty, one of the busiest beaches in the area boasts one of the longest board walks and now has something brand new that no other beach anywhere has. a rectangle, ainja obstacle cours

. >>> this weekend marks the official start of the summer beach season. s working for you helping you to decide which beach you might want to take a vacation to. news 4 mark seagraves looks at three of your options. >> reporter: there are plenty of beaches to choose from on the other side of the bay. rehoboth beachnd boasting a old school board wh and plenty of shopping and dining. >> the nation's capital, always called that. > reporter: a few miles to the south, bethany beach looking for the same thing. >>. quiet advertise itself as a quiet resort and really are. >> reporter: betny's mayor says that quiet feel is by design. >> a family-oriented .com we have no bar, per se. >> reporter: in maryland, ocean. cit one of the busiest beaches in our area boasts one of the longest boardwalks and now has something brand new that no other beach anywhere has. ♪ the rectangle. a ninja obstacleew course a f blocks from the ocean. but if a ninja obstacle course isn't your speed, the mayor has you covered. >> riding a bike early in the morning on the boardwalk, up and a

weekend bringing family and friends to gather to sacrifice their lives and unofficially marks the start of summer vacation travel season and 300 people have died over the holiday weekend some estimate the number could increase and to encourage everyone here and watching to be safe, put your phone down, focus on driving. do not drive if you have consumed alcohol or other drugs. if you feel different, drive different. put on your seatbelt. seatbelts save lives. risk on the roadways have safety concerns. and those systems are in the cars that we drive every day advanced driver assistance systems automatic emergency braking, lane departure warnings, crash avoidance technology, blind spot detection comic vehicle to vehicle communication, and so much more. twenty automakers have voluntarily pledged to include automatic emergency braking and all new vehicles by september 2022. institute for highway safety estimates this will prevent 20000 crashes and 12000 injuries. these systems are the foundation and building blocks for a self driving vehicle. and according to the nhtsa most one - - 90 percent are due

. >> woodruff: this summer will mark the 50th anniversary of neil armstro first setting foot on the moon moment for the ages. but ever since the sce shuttles were retired, there's been a renewed debate over what nasa's mission should be. as it turns out, what's old is new again. there's a big push to return to the moon. miles o'brien looks at thoses questid the man tasked with overseeing it for our ekly segment about the h.eading edge" of science, technology and hea >> reporter: one year into his tenure as nasa administrator, jim bridentstine is a man on a new mission for the space agency. it made him a star at the 35th space symposium in colorado springs, the annual convening of the cosmic cognoscenti. i >> so mathis room are familiar that we have been given a new charge. that we are going to place hehumans on the surface of moon in five years. a,r a number of years at n they weren't really allowed to talk about going to the moon. now, ty not only can talk about going to the moon, but the idea that we're going to be there in five years has everybody extremely excited. >> reporter: u.s.

mark your calendars and make plans to attend the drama department summer programme shakespeare in thell be performing the bard's comedeis as modern tragedies, outside whole foods across town. it's what we did in my programme last year, when i lived in barcelona. i will be directing. and alan may be starring, depending on auditions. i don't audition! i'm offer—only. this looks fun, but i'm not going to be here. yeah, amy's spending the summer in botswana making tampons. well, blood attracts lions. i'm saving lives. i have a fear of big cats. i can't because i'm working all summer, and also i don't want to. you are a philistine. why would you be here when you can debate? nobody's winning in that outfit. that is really funny and what i like about it, it is funny, i laughed all the way through, but at the heart of it it has that american graffiti end of an era feel about it, they are going their separate ways and it is sensitive about theirfriendship. it is evenhanded about the characters with regard to race, gender and sexual orientation. it looks at all of them with an open mind. funny

people have been competing in the canal been shiism since the 17th century when it marked the end of the unloved summer military drill exercises girls have also been allowed to take part since 1991 children as young as 8 can take part at another range next door. here at the 25 meter range kid shoot with an air rifle air pistol all crossbow. it's jasper's turn and around a corner gives the briefing he's been looking after the young shooters for 50 years . of the use the swiss army's assault rifle. so let's get started. there you go load the rifle there. or at this. take anywhere then slowly or don't fill with the trigger. next to you on a pressure point. the target is 300 meters away shooting is down lying down for better control because a stray bullet can fly up to 4 kilometers there's a lot of competition. the shooting king wins $5000.00 francs and up to 5 shots it's all over sadly yes but didn't do well enough this year. when upper left more and around right so in the middle would have been 6. when you asked for joins the army in a few years he'll even be allowed to take his rifle home with him that'

. >>> memorial day marks the unofficial start to summer. y o will be out the water today, it ae's important be prepared and safe. wear a life jacket at our times, people. more than 80% of people involvet people n wearing a life jacket. remember, alcohol even more dangerous on the water than on land. in fact, drinking is involved in about one-third of all boating deaths. be sure your boat has working sapphirex etinguishers --rk woing fire extinguishers. >> check before you get out there. >>> how are you celebrating today? wallethub reports that more than 5% of americans willtake advantage of deals, spending an average. $486. that wasn't really expecting to spend $500 today. me goods and spring clothing. freebieings and discount are- freebies and discounts are available to veteran and members of the service. this is one of the busiest holidays. 0% of americans plan to cook out. most likely hot dogs on the menu. a total ofll sevenon hot dogs. not seven billion in a day, chuck. no. >> talk about grilling. the national fe protection association

. >> keep at it, doug.ee >>> this wnd marks the official start of the summer be>> news 4 i woingor yonagn.yoeach dec whi ch be ach might be best for your vacation. news 4 mark segraves takes a look at three of your options. >> there are plenty of beaches to choose from on the other sidt bay. rehoboth ach boasts an old school board walk and plenty of shopping and dining. > it is the nation's summer capital. >> a few miles to the south people seem to come to bethano beach loking for the same thing. >> quiet. it advertises itself a quiet resort and it really is quieat >> th quietfeel fily oriented community. we have no bars per se. >> in maryland ocean city one of the busiest beaches in the area. boasts one of t longest board walk and now has something brand new that no other beach anywhere has. the rectangle, a ninja obstacle course just a few bocks from the ocean. if the obstacle course isn't your speed,or the may has you covered. >> i think riding bikes on the board walk early in the morning and being able to go out there and exercise and be with your family is something that's a litt

as you probably know, this weekend marks the official start of the summer beach season, and news 4 isorking f you helping you dbecide which ch you might want to go to for vacation. so with the tough assignment we sent mark seagraves. take a look. >> reporter: there are plenty of oneaches to choose from the other side of the bay.th rehoboeach boasting and old school board wach and plenty of shopping and dinin >> rehoboth is the nation's summer capital. always called that. >> reporter: a few miles to the south, bethany beach looking for the samehing. >> quiet. advertise itself as a quiet rt resoand really are. >> repor r: bethany's mayor says that quiet feel is by design. >> it's a famimu-oriented cty. we have no bars, per se. >> reporter: in maryland, ocean city. one of the busiest beacs in our area boasts one of the longest boardwalks and now has something brand new that no other beach anywere has. ♪ >> reporter: the rectangle. a ninja obstacle course a few om blocks he ocean. but if a ninja obstacle course isn't your speed, the mayor has you covered from ocean city. >> riding a bike er

. >>> memorial day mark the unofficial start of summer and the start of grilling season. >> at 4:00 weto do a nice perfectteak, medium, medium rare. this hour we're going to learn about how to do the perfect chicken on the grill. >> tommy mcfly is on the plaza with the chef and he is h off the grill. >> how do we make the chicken rlly rock? >> this is more fun to say than just butterflying the chicken.l alt is is cutting the backbone out of the chicken. it's a lotasier than it sounds. s scissor or a knife cutting straight down the back. you've got to be ready to cut through bones. the end result is worth it. another thing is dry run. inead of getting the skin all wet and the bird all wet and taking up way too much space, all you need is a plate. >> this is goiim to be le chili chicken. >> correct. what we have is a generous amount of salt. i like to get a little bit of lime swret zest in there also. is is pepper that's used in middle eastern and greek cuisine. smoked pap rerika. if you want to smell this, this is pure magic. mix everything together and witz the limest and the salt, you

. >>> memorial day weekend marks the start of the summer travel season. we're keeping an eye on both the roads and the airports. you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. very light right now, and there's san francisco international airport. aaa thinks drivers will set a memorial day weekend record. more than 37 million people are expected to hit the road. nationally gas prices are lower than last year's memorial day, but in california they're higher. san francisco tops our biggest city's at an average of $4.14 for regular. oakland, $4.08. san jose coming in few cents lower at $4.05. it is just too much for some people. >> i can't afford it. i spend enough right now just traveling back and forth to work. right now working in san francisco, and this takes a lot out of my pocket right now. >> overall aaa says consumer spending remains strong with families spending much of disposable income on travel. >>> the weather won't be the best for holiday weekend. here is a live look at santa cruz. it is lovely out there now as you see from the live picture,

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this weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer season and it is really getting off to a fast startt one bay area airport. we have jesse gary at mineta san jose airport. it has been busy there all morning. what is it like out there now? >> reporter: good morning to you again, dave. we had the crush early on an hour ago because the first flights leave at 6:30 here. that was the crush of people getting here, making sure they were inline, through security screens and on the planes to take off at 630:67:89 it has calmed down ally now behind me but airport officials say they expect a record of 27,500 fliers to take to the skies from this airport today. the highest total in 70 years. we talked to some of the passengers to find out what it is like to get away for the long holiday weekend. >> it has been pretty busy. traffic wasn't bad this morning, though. >> reporter: so, what do you do to try to get through the line and traffic? >> be patient. just be patient. i don't have any extra tricks. >> so far so good. i have the tsa precheck. i jump to the front of the line. i am doing good [ lau

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mayor muriel bowser will make the summer months safer fo everybody. >> but as mark segraves reports, it reports unusual steps that not everyone thinks will work. >> reporter: surround by d.c. police command staff, mayor muriel bowser announced her plan to reduce crime ore -- crime over the summer. > part of the initiative will involve sending more officer news neighborhoods that are of riencing higher volumes violent crime. >> reporter: this summer d.c. police will focus on high-crime neighborhoods mostly east of the river. >> we are laser focused on polent crime before it hapens. >> reporter: part of the laszer focus is on the 55 murders so far this the mayor has taken the unusual step of sitting face-to-face with detectives to have them bri her on each investigation. >> i want to be able to go into every community and let them know that i'm concerned about the violence that is happening in the community and let famies know that we are concerned for their loved ones and what happenedo their loved ones, why the violence happened and how we're going to ing people to justice. >> reporis

increased though not expected to deter the 37 million americans planning a road trip to mark the unofficial start of summer and an estimated 2.7 million american employees expected to skip work today following the series finale of game of thrones a survey was done by kronos incorporated and it says on top of that another 60 million go to work but they may be later they may just be less productive the normal because they're on social media talking about game of thrones live from the nasdaq all right, thanks a lot i haven't watched i watch it >>and 20 still ahead on the kron four morning news instead of complaining. they're taking action will tell you how to people are teaming up now to fight against oakland's pothole problem. and after the break a look at the video capturing the moment that an east bay woman was rescued after falling down a cliff. here's a live look outside the bay bridge and stacked up here at the toll plaza will get more on your commute check with robin in a minute john of course talking about your forecast for this monday morning looks dry. but there is still rain on the horizon, he'll t

. >>> this weekend, memorial day, marks the official start of the summer beach season. >> news 4 is workingyou, helping you decide which beach might be best for your vacation. we take a look at a few options. >> reporter: there are plenty of beaches to choose from on the other side of theay b. ra hobith is the nation's summer capital. >> a few miles south people seem to come toethany beach looking for the same thing. >> quiet. it's really -- they advertise themselves as a quiet resort. they really are quiet. >> bethany's mayor says the feel is by design. >> is a family oriented community. no bars, pr se. >> ocean city is one of the busiest beaches in our area boasts one of the longest boardwalks and now has something brand new that no other beach anywhere has. the rectangle. a ninjata obscle course a few blocks from the ocean. if that isn't your speed, ocean city's mayor has you covered. >> i think riding a bike on the boardwalk ear in the morning and being up and being able to go out there and exercise and be with your family and do something that's a little t of an ocean city tradition --