beaches. �*pembrokeshire coast national park authority�* has bought land at newport sands, to stop people fromr vehicles onto the beach — because of anti—social behaviour, dangerous driving, and concerns about overnight parking. but some locals are angry about the decision. aled scourfield has the story. newsreel: brought the threat - to newport sands and their answer is to ban vehicles. visitors have been parking on newport beach for decades, paying a small fee. this was the scene last summer, but the beach's popularity has caused problems. pembrokeshire coast national park authority has decided to purchase the entrance to the beach and the land near the sand dunes where cars have traditionally been parked, at the cost of £125,000. we have illegal overnight camping, littering, safety issues where cars drive where children are playing, for example, there. therefore, we were given the opportunity of purchasing the land and we took advantage of that opportunity and immediately stopped vehicles from coming onto the beach. the former owner told me there had been dangerous near—misses on the beach.

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that includes some of the state's most iconic beaches like stinson, santa monica, newport beach, and moral bay. in san francisco, the green lines shows how far the coastline may push into the city at ocean beach. >> the writing is on the wall. climate is going to continue to change. it's getting warmer. we haven't done too much to slow it down. so it is giving us sort of a warning flag. we keep is what's going to happen. >> reporter: griggs says during the last ice age, the coastline was 10 miles farther out. as the earth's ice continues to melt, there is not much we can do to stop it. building sea walls will work for a while, but the blocked water will inundate all the beaches and eventually even that will be no match for the power of the ocean. >> the long-term solution is whatever we call it, it's managed retreat, e are alignment, stepping back. >> reporter: pat terrault wonders if the people on west cliff drive are already getting that message. >> i see one house is for sale down there and it wasn't for sale before, so i'm wondering if they're getting out because of the climate, t

what you can see that it just runs off to double a batteries. 15 year-old ryan on re of newport beach believes he's developed just such a tool. >> this is a smoke detector that he says also detects flames and heat. and just like a smoke alarm in your home alert you to fire ryan invision spreading these devices around remote wild fire prone areas to try and do the same thing. >> even if a fire starts in an area where there's no cellular coverage, ryan says no problem. his system is designed to work as a mesh network where one of his devices can send information to another device that can send it to another device until it reaches some of his equipment. that does have cellular coverage. it will use built in siler. >> to communicate that information to my app where one firefighters can see where the fire is, an act on it. and 2 people in the path of the fire can see if the pi fires coming towards them. they can evacuate and as we we may some >> frank sesno, and he. >> over the last several years, ryan's idea has evolved from an award-winning science fair project into a business named sen

to congress in 2019 and represents a portion of orange county, including irvine, costa mesa and newport beach. we need to fight so that every kid especially brown and black kids has access to a high quality education and a good high paying job. porter is running against congressman adam schiff of burbank and east bay congresswoman barbara lee in the democratic primary race to replace dianne feinstein, who announced she will not seek re election. and we are tracking the weather out there. we've got a change in the weather coming. it's going to warm up. you had to its may but not right away. this is the model long range goes out seven days and i want you to see this trough. you see that little the jet streaks if you will, that, little says, looping downs the jet stream. but watch what happens asng pump up right there there was how the arches upward. right so that's the beginning of that high pressure building in so we're going to go from a pretty cool pattern to a more typical pattern pretty rapidly, so if i show you here, so here's this is right now, here's the jet stream. there's a trough tha

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