the sand was covering the rock, all the way to the stairs, and underneath. >> it's meaning is the sandas gone from here. >> yeah. it slowly is. >> elena has been living on the island for 20 years. she says that it was only around ten years ago that the waves began to erode the sand. during the rainy season between june and october, the waves reach right up the beach. recently, these floods may occur more than ten times a year. sometimes the beaches flooded for up to four hours. the marine science institute at the university of the philippines. dr. miguel fortes is a scientist based here, together with colleagues of japan, he has been researching boracay island since 2012. dr. fortes has focused on the coral off shore to try to understand the causes of the beach erosion. >> coral reef, what is a coral reef? >> coral reef is a structure dominated by corals. the animal s are the products o symbiotic partnership between coral animals and plants. microscopic plants. they live together, and living together, they form what we now see as the corals. the corals form as an ecosystem, the coral r

the sand was covering the rock, all the way to the stairs, and underneath. >> it's meaning is the sandas gone from here. >> yeah. it slowly is. >> elena has been living on the island for 20 years. she says that it was only around ten years ago that the waves began to erode the sand. during the rainy season between june and october, the waves reach right up the beach. recently, these floods may occur more than ten times a year. sometimes the beaches flooded for up to four hours. the marine science institute at the university of the philippines. dr. miguel fortes is a scientist based here, together with colleagues of japan, he has been researching boracay island since 2012. dr. fortes has focused on the coral off shore to try to understand the causes of the beach erosion. >> coral reef, what is a coral reef? >> coral reef is a structure dominated by corals. the animal s are the products o symbiotic partnership between coral animals and plants. microscopic plants. they live together, and living together, they form what we now see as the corals. the corals form as an ecosystem, the coral r

the sands corporation .. along with sheldon adelson and the raiders want clark county to shell be built... but who's pockets are really being affected? " this is a publicly owned stadium, we need to have a public commitment, the public is gonna own it, and we think a room tax is an excellent opportunity to do that.." in his words, a stadium built by tourists through $750 million dollars in hotel room tax money... " with zero risk to nevada tax payers, because the adelson family will be kicking in almost 700 million dollars for this project, they will be assuming all risks." abboud said adelson would be taking care of any additional c but the sands corp is convinced the stadium would be a big win. " almost 900 million dollars of economic development, 50 million - 60 million dollars of new taxes. it will not only increase visitations but its gonna generate new revenue for education, for transportation, for police" still not everyone's so sure... there are those who doubt the benefit in a public- private partner

sand corp need a commitment form of a room tax hike of .88%. the committee is thinking of a .7% increase. without the full $750 million dollar commitment the adelson family will walk away from this deal. "we can't pretend, sheldon is at 750, he's never changed his mind. he's happy to walk away and say i tried my best." andy abbound sands corporation "it term of the room tax ... paid for by tourist." the sntic doesn't have final say they are only an advisory committee. a decision to proceed with the stadium will be kicked up to carson city where governor sandoval will have to call a specia robert goldstein stresses urgency. any delay will jeopardize negotiations with the nfl, raiders and the adelsons. robert goldstein pres. & coo, sand corporation "we've come a long way ... time is of the essence." steve sisolak clark county commission chair "ultimately they ... expect an answer." peter dawson fox 5 news local las be built... will it be home to the las vegas raiders? according to forbes... that's the name the raiders filed trademark applications

the sands corporation .. along with sheldon adelson and the raiders want clark county to shell over a big chunk of public money for the stadium to be built... but who's pockets are really being affected? " this is a publicly owned stadium, we need to have a public commitment, the public is gonna own it, and we an excellent opportunity to do that.." in his words, a stadium built by tourists through $750 million dollars in hotel room tax money... " with zero risk to nevada tax payers, because the adelson family will be kicking in almost 700 million dollars for this project, they will be assuming all risks." abboud said adelson would be taking care of any additional costs... but the sands corp is convinced the stadium would be a big win. " almost 900 million dollars of economic development, 50 dollars of new taxes. it will not only increase visitations but its gonna generate new revenue for education, for transportation, for police" still not everyone's so sure... there are those who doubt the benefit in a publi

sand!!! the city of las vegas is doing away with it.... with your kids in mind.. 13 action news reporter..... gina lazara is live at one of the parks..... that will soon be.... undergoing the change. gina? this sand right here will be soon be removed and replaced with a squishy rubber material. the city says it's for two main reasons.... accessibilty and safety. olympia gomez watches her children run around and play baskin park right near oakey and rancho. nat they're able to leave the shoes behind because this park is one of the ones redone with this rubberized surface. olympia gomez, parent "just be careful. if you do see a danger object -- you do have to be careful with" in a matter of time....all 68 parks in the city of las vegas will look something like this. the east playground area of children's memorial park....is next on followed by the other four playgrounds in this park. ricki barlow, las vegas city councilman "as parents and leaders of the community, we need to make sure that we have the appropriate surfaces in place" you can s

this is on sands avenue which becomes spring mountain road. looks like a complete closure for the westbound lanes in front of the win. we don't know what is happening inside there but we have a live shot showing the closure. this is what we're talking about right here. this area by the win. watch out for continued police presence there. another live camera view shows a the road westbound. eastbound is open but probably best to avoid the whole thing. use flamingo instead. let's check your weather and send you over to kelly. >> kelly: we are tracking showers around the area this morning. most of it moving off to the north, northeast. let's zoom in on a cup of these cells we've been watching. this looks like it will go just to the south of boulder city. as mesquite saw a little bit of activity. most of these light showers. here is a look at the time lapse from yesterday. had thunderstorm activity developing in the mountains, the winds shift and clouds come back around. temperatures north las vegas 79, mountains edge alsoing looing at 79. that's y

sand corp need a commitment of $750 million in form of a room tax hike of .88%. the committee is thinking of a .7% increase. without the full $750 million dollar commitment the adelson family will walk away from this deal. "we can't pretend, sheldon is at 750, to walk away and say i tried my best." andy abbound sands corporation "it term of the room tax ... paid for by tourist." the sntic doesn't have final say they are only an advisory committee. a decision to proceed with the stadium will be kicked up to carson city where governor sandoval will have to call a special session. robert goldstein stresses urgency. any delay will jeopardize negotiations with the nfl, raiders and the adelsons. robert goldstein pres. & coo, sand corporation "we've come a long way ... time is of the essence." steve sisolak clark county commission chair "ultimately they ... expect an answer." peter dawson fox 5 news local las vegas part of the plan also includes the more cops initiative... since a 65-thousand person stadium means a need for a larger police presence. the u-s national par

the sands corporation .. along with sheldon adelson and the raiders want clark county to shell over a big chunk of public money for the stadium to be built... but who's pock really being affected? " this is a publicly owned stadium, we need to have a public commitment, the public is gonna own it, and we think a room tax is an excellent opportunity to do that.." in his words, a stadium built by tourists through $750 million dollars in hotel room tax money... " with zero risk to nevada tax payers, because the adelson family will be kicking in almost 700 million dollars for this project, they will be assuming all risks." abboud said adelson would be taking care of any additional costs... but the sands corp is convinced the stadium would be a big win. " almost 900 million dollars of economic development, 50 taxes. it will not only increase visitations but its gonna generate new revenue for education, for transportation, for police" still not everyone's so sure... there are those who doubt the benefit in a public-

it landed on the sand bar yesterday. the >> and it's so interesting to see how they're doing that. >> not every day you see a helicopter flying a plane somewhere. that helicopter had to secure the single engine plane using real large tethers to carry it off of that sand bar which was right in the middle of the reservoir we're told it is one of few in the area that could handle the job. this is the plane yesterday as how to get the plane off of the ground and how did it land in the first place. the pilot was okay, but obviously a tricky operation to fly an airplane somewhere else. so that plane, the 42-year-old pilot was heading from newport rhode island to vermont yesterday. he reported engine problems and had to land right there on that small patch of land. it is in the middle of square miles of water. yesterday we determined that because of the rain that we haven't seen this year, the water is down making that sand bar a possibility. if it had been a typical year, rainier, this might not have happened. this reservoir s

right now if you do come by, there's the sand. you will have to fill up the bags yourself because the inmates have left. the ones that were helping fill the bags for residents. but there is plenty of dirt here. we heard about a situation in spring hill from one of our viewers through facebook. she told us about day breeze drive in spring hill. it looks like a bomb went off. grand pianos and they are filled with water. the rain that we're getting now and possibly tomorrow will trap them at home. they recovering from the flooding in june. and here we go again. >> it's going to get ten times worse. and my car won't be moving because as it is, it needs work. i just had to put four brand- new tires on it because of this road. so, you know, it is what it is. today because of this. >> reporter: a lot of people wondering what tomorrow will bring. again, you might have heard early pasco county schools are closed. you should be getting a robocall from the school district in the next few minutes if you haven't already. eric waxler, abc actio

they've opened up three sand bag sites. gulf port has one. st. pete will open up a couple more tomorrow morning. with predictionsf of people wanted that jump start early this afternoon on picking up the sand bags they need. one family told us they're used to the threat of flooding and know during hurricane season anything can happen so it is good to be ready for it. >> we live in a flood zone on a lake. we need to prepare for rain to be bad. we put in a pool so the backyard is a mess. we don't want it to overflow in lot of dirt. >> reporter: the site here in pinellas will remain open through dusk. if you are able to catch a break in the rain, it is good to come out. right now it may not be a good idea because it's starting to pick up. a couple more sites will be opening tomorrow. we have a full list on our website and also on our facebook page. be sure to share that with your friends. >>> a tree falls on seminole and did a fair amount of damage in the back of the home. there is no word on what caused that tree to fall. >>> deputies make an arrest

fewer people on the sand can mean more people in the shops. the cultured pearl restaurant has one of the best decks on the beach. >> the atmosphere is unbeatable up here. >> reporter: not a great day to have lunch out here. but when the sun goes down, the breeze will pick up and this place will be packed despite the heat. >> it will be fine. there won't be anybody complaining about the weather. >> reporter: nobody complaining right now in lewis, too. new castle county pushed back the fun day to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. and keeping the pools open longer. right here in the water in lewis right now, it feels pretty good. i'm glad the sand is cooling down. i'll show you where our truck is. see that building back there? our truck is behind that. so if this sand was as hot as it was about an hour ago, i would have a tough time making it back there on my own. that sand is pretty hot on my tootsies a little while ago. >> take care of those tootsies, tim. if you have an actual heat emergency, there is a number you can call. if you live in philadelphia, here

. >> we are in the oil sand deposit. reporter: this is what a state-of-the-art tar sands oil field looks like. 400 meters down, a rich stream of oil that has to be liquefied by steam. it is high-energy, high emission oil production. critics call it extreme oil, the but candidate is determined to tap it. >> if we look out the next couple of decades, oil will still be needed as part of the energy nexmix. we will need renewables and all forms of energy. reporter: fort mcmurray is canada's tar sands boom town. in may, whole neighborhoods were incinerated in a ferocious wildfire they called the beast. this is what the beast left behind. hannah used to live in a neat two-bedroom house. >> welcome to my home. >> strange pleasure to be here. reporter: the fort mcmurray fire fueled a fierce argument. is man-made climate change making wildfires more frequent and severe? if it is, will canada turn its back on its vast tar sands reserves? >> get real. they cannot walk away from this massive potential resource of oilsands. >> not jus

it's buried in the sand. somebody initially offered their services with their old russian mini van here, but that got stuck in the sand. now it's up to manpower. forget the horsepower, let's get all hands on the beach. start pushing. >> it's a few steps above. can you get behind my mercedes, please, and push it out of the ocean. >> they get the mercedes up on to some firmer sand. we saw the sand still stuck. reports say they were able to push the van out as well. so both cars saved from the waters. >> yeah. >>> what you doing? zuri? zuri, why are you spinning? hey, boomer. whoa. >> it's happening again. touch my skin. touch my skin. yes, there's magic in the room. >> we should do something with it. >> i got some magic for you. >> do me a favor. i want you to think about a dessert that you would get from me at a restaurant. >> think of a dessert that you get at the restaurant. intolerant, can't be ice cream. i apologize. >> keep the dairy out of it. get in your mind and think about a dessert that you get in a

i like the grab the sand tip. that's a good one. >> for dear life?you have to dive low enough under the wave to be able to get through it. and so a lot of people don't know how to gauge that, so grab the sand is good. >> or head to the pool. sunbathing. enjoy your swimming. >> talk about summer loving. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish® jet-dry in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish® jet-dry. for drier, shinier dishes. get between you and life's dobeautiful moments.llergens flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ >>> you're already getting into it. music just makes everything better. >> it does. >> for four indiana troopers, they decided music would make their last cart ride through the indiana state f

you might call it sand luck. >> it wasn't a little crack like down here. this is pretty good damage. so -- at least i know i hit it good. >> reporter: thomas says it's a mobility he is probably not going to forget especially with the bill to remind him. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> reporter: for tonight mostly cloudy, clear, comfortable. right back to the sunshine. >> reporter: more sunshine for tomorrow. we do start to warm things up adding a little about the of humidity so that by friday there may be an isolated shower or storm but at this time not going to label friday as a washout. here is another sign of fall. sunrise this morning at 6:00 am going down at 7:32. september 7:14. temperatures in the 70s to around 80679 water temperature at 68. worcester 74. providence 80. hyannis at 76. high pressure is with us. a large and slow-moving area of high pressure. that is again, that will be the case for the next few days. that's why tonight we're clear and comfortable. lows not quite as cool as this morning. norwood 44. tomorrow morning around 52 or 53. most of

>> reporter: and you see the sand bagging continues. there are actually nine sand bag stations around pasco county. back in june, pasco county schools upset a lot of parents because they closed school tropical storm colin was coming. they made the decision right now to close for tomorrow and then they will decide about friday. eric waxler for the now tampa bay. >> thank you, eric. >>> minor flooding right now at upton beach. this is by fisherman's park. cars though still trying to drive through the area. you see one right there. we have been telling you a lot, turn around, don't drown. >>> right now, duke energy heading to north florida to deal with anticipated outages from the storm. this is video of them leaving early this morning from north carolina. they are hoping to be the ones to help get power back on safely and quickly if that area loses power. >>> you can stay with the now >> right now, we're staying on top of tropical storm hermine and the impact on the roads right now. we have been seeing all of the rain the system is bringi

it's buried in the sand. somebody initially offered their services with their old russian mini van got stuck in the sand. now it's up to manpower. forget the horsepower, let's get all hands on the beach. start pushing. >> it's a few steps above. can you get behind my mercedes, please, and push it out of the ocean. >> they get the mercedes up on to some firmer sand. we saw the sand still stuck. reports say they were able to push the van out as well. deadly effects of the flood waters. >> yeah. >>> what you doing? zuri? zuri, why are you spinning? hey, boomer. whoa. >> it's happening again. touch my skin. touch my skin. yes, there's magic in the room. >> we should do something with it. >> i got some magic for you. >> do me a favor. i want you to think about a dessert that you would get from me at a restaurant. >> think of a dessert that you oh, yeah, i'm lactose intolerant, can't be ice cream. i apologize. >> keep the dairy out of it. get in your mind and think about a dessert that you get in a restaurant. >> s

. >> it sounds easy we're going to pump standee sands onto the beach.here's a lot that goes behind, a lot of engineering, last seen science goes behind it. >> reporter: working with the u.s. army corps of engineers crews with the great egg dredge and dock company work around the clock. they drop 30-inch suction pipes that scrawl through the oaks floor. that's called a borrow site. >> lower some drag arms literally sucks up the sand with water stores in it a hopper and then thanks ports it back to the pump. >> bring it into a location where we hook up to a buoy and the sand is pump you had oat through pipeline to the beach. >> reporter: small army of bulldozers and other heavy equipment move the sand around. the idea to extend the beach by several hundred feet and build a down here 22 feet high. >> started with about 8 million cubic yards of sand and then some of the storm damage we had through the winter we're going to go back and fix more areas and pull it out to 11 million cubic yards of sand. >> reporter: we've had full beach access all summer. it's

the las vegas sands corporation wants to see it happen - and is putting its powerfull weight behind the a new staidum. potential sites include the bali hai golf course - or an undeveloped lot near the i-15 and russell. the proposal includes 750- million dollars new hotel room tax. sand head sheldon adelson is also promising to contribute a hefty amount of his own personal weath to the project. andy abboud is the "senior vice president of government relations and community development" with the las vegas sands corporation. he joins is now - to help put these plans into perspective. closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly dog owners.... does your pet understand you? coming up - the results of a brand new study. in football going for two can be risky. in pizza? it

people across the bay area are picking up sand bags tonight before the rains get worse. here you see crews in sarasota tonight for folks. some sites in pinellas county will be open until sunset. we have a list of the sites with sand bags on abcactionnews.com. >>> another important road closure to tell you about right now. in st. petersburg, this road is shut down. you see it in the video. it's at 75th avenue. our crew was there right after they put the road closed signs up. city workers still left a little bit of the road open. you can see people trying to get through the area. report in that area right now. >>> and covering pasco county, no major flooding yet. but the threat is there especially if the river goes above flood stage after all of the rain. eric waxler is live with what effect that could have on hundreds of people in that area. eric. >> reporter: laura, here at mitchell park in new port richey, they have been giving out sand bags all day long. more than given out. he is helping his dad fill up the bags. no school for you tomorrow, aiden. are you happy about

sand bags are available at dorsett park in tarpet springs and splash park. you will need to show a valid id, again. we've also just learned hillsborough county will be offering sand bags at three locations. there are a number of places in pasco county, and really, we want you to go to wfla.com. you can check that out anytime for a location near where you live, becaus throughout the bay area and they are available now, and different places have different limitations about how many sand bags you can pick up, so you want to go to wfla.com to find out about where, and those limitations. >> thanks, jeff. key here for people to be prepared for all of this rain that's headed our way, so thanks for the info. >>> happening today, tampa international airport will hold a job fair. right now. the job fair is at the hillsborough county aviation authority boardroom, and it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >> lots happening there at the airport. >>> college campuses are increasing security. why many are preparing students in case a gunman opens fire on campus. and the gro

he did put the plane down on the sand bar. they're getting authorities involved. >> anchor: see how they get the plane out of there. of this and keep you updated. >> jadiann: coming up wildfires burning out of control out west. what's making the blaze even harder to contain. >> reporter: fantastic late summer day. more sunshine for tomorrow. forecast up next. >> anchor: more than $200,000 stolen from a car dealership, police concerned this could be connected it a narrator: let's put this strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible >> reporter: oh, marriages late summer weather much more like this on the way for tomorrow. lots of sunshine. we do start too

representatives of the raiders and the sands corporation were in reno yesterday. possibility of moving the raiders to las vegas and building a practice field and training center in reno. they haven't decided on a location but it could be on the campus of u-n-r or at a rodeo venue. the thought is a practive facility in reno would help create and sustain a state-wide fan base. the governor would still have to call a special legislative session... for lawmakers to approve a tax hike that would fund the stadium. las vegas native turned... major league baseball star bryce harper apparently plans to spend a little more time in henderson. according to the l-a times... harper just dropped 2-point-7 million dollars on this mansion in a gated community. the house features a cascading water wall.. and a floating staircase . the 23-year old plays for the washington nationals, but he also went to las vegas high school and attended the college of southern nevada. another big showdown in rio... today simone biles and aly raisman will be going head to head in the women's individu

it -- >> sand bar? >> yeah! >> cameron jumps in the water, and there you see that the shark its mouth -- >> we're not going to get that hook. it's stainless steel. >> they have to resort to just cutting the line as short as they can -- >> the last thing i guess you want to do is be messing around wur hands in the mouth of a shark. >> the teeth are razor sharp. >> these guys also want to get a new bill proposed to congress which would ban any act of chumming on all shark ecotourism like to go dive with sharks as a recreational sport, you would no longer be able to do this. there is a change.org petition. if you want that link or want to learn more head on over to rightthisminute.com, or you can check it out on our mobile app. >> don't throw the rock and hide your hand. i'm pretty sure this is not what my daddy was talking about. >> so here we are riding along. >> with a man in a van c knocking over -- >> whoa. >> okay. >> off to you mate. >> comes to a complete stop. gets out of the car. and now it's on.

the previous winter in 1864 you had the massacre at sand creek. that was a colorado militia out of denver and attacked a village basically nonhostile. people. as a result of that, then that following summer, the summer of 1865, you had a lot of skirmishes and fights and problems with the native tribes as a direct result of this sand creek battle. massacre. one of the locations where problems occurred was here. we had the battle of platte bridge and the battle of red butte in 1865. the goal of the tribes here was to get rid of the bridge. the bridge was a visual symbol, a structure that could be attacked that represented all of the migration and all of these people moving west and coming out here. so their goal was to get rid of this. so early in the morning, we had the battle of platte bridge. what happens, there's a young lieutenant from the 11th ohio volunteer cavalry named caspar collins passing through this fort on the day of the battle. he was ordered to lead 11th kansas volunteer cavalry soldiers out to meet an army supply wagons that were c

he was forced to land on the sand barr in the middle of almost 39 square miles of water. a landing that the pilot says was no easy fete. >> once i touched down i sank into the soft advantaged inches with the helicopter skids so it was a soft so he was lucky that he was able to roll it and gets it slowed down enough before he sank into otherwise he would have flipped it over. >> ryan: once the plane was hooked up it was a quick flight about 15 minutes back to the orange airport. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> jadiann: next -- >> reporter: a chance for rain but the weekends is looking great. >> reporter: next it's been a busy weekend. the patriots making a trade but the trade ads depth to the pat's defensive front. we'll tell you who is heading to new engla kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and he

the sands corporation isn't budging- they say they need 750 million in public funds. it's an expensive proposition, we hope it gets done, we need support from the committee and the state, we remain committed to our position, we're committed. this is a game changing project for this city and this state, so we're hoping it gets done robert goldstein, dir., president and chief operating officer at las vegas sands corp. 20 cent impact on a room, we think that is going to be compelling to taxpayers bc they're not going to be paying for the stadium, it's going to be paid by tourists, we think that increase in the room tax will be suitable"andy abboud, sand corporation the sands corporation, owned by the adelson family million dollar approval from the state, or they pull out of the deal. if progress isn't made by the end of the year the project will be in jeopardy. the advisory committee is just a "recommending body". the state legislature has the final say on the issue. the sands corporation needs the green light from the state to prepare a presentation to the n-f-l and the

sand on the sea bottom of this was under the sand. so you were in how much water? >> about five meters of water. >> 15 to 20 feet of water. >> that's correct. >> and these are two feet tunneled sand below that. >> yes. >> it turns out, shallow water makes it harder. surf tosses the divers and sand vacuumed away settles back within hours. but after more than 300 dives, this is what they've recovered so far. >> these are nails that pin sheets of copper over the hull for protection. what looks like a lump of concrete is marine growth on a wooden pulley block. similar to this one used to hoist sails and cargo. this x-ray shows the two white spaces where rope was threaded around the wheel. the divers discovered wood that a lab would later trace back to masked by two centuries under the sea, x-rays show a shackle. similar to this used to bind slaves. >> you can see the full report on our website. cbs news.com. the overnight news will be right the overnight news will be right back. i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offer

. >> it's hard to move around in that sand. cover the whole court with two people. >> that's the beauty of these athletes they make it look easy. >> yes, they do. >> but they're elite athletes, we're just people on the beach, enjoying ourselves. >> good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at the commute. off to a decent start, gilroy through morgan hill and san jose, the traffic is moving along nicely all the way up into the valley with no major issues. it continues to be very nice. also looking at the commute here on north and southbound 880, the traffic is moving well in both directions right in front of the oakland coliseum. and if you are looking at the bay bridge, we keep a close eye on that because if anything goes wrong, even early, sometimes it can affect the entire morning commute. right now everything is doing very well. 4:18 and on to steve. >> some of us were a heck of an athlete at a younger age. there are a lot of guys out there saying, right, right. i know i was better than i am now. [ laughter ]. >>

, sands v.p. andy abboud says the stadium deal is risk free for taxpayers. (( andy abboud: "it will be paid for by the tourists, the raiders organization and the adelson family. there is no real negative recourse to the taxpayers under any scenairo, because if there is any cost overruns, all of that is borne by the adleson family, if the stadium doesn't make money for a few years, then he eats those losses.")) ((paul joncich)) on the south strip at the bali high golf course - and just west of i-15 on the russell road site. abboud says they are currently in negotiations with the land owners. (( andy abboud: "certainly there are other locations in the valley that are less expensive that are easier, but they don't have access to the strip that we think is important to maintain what tourists are going to want.")) ### ((12:11:10 paul joncich: "if it goes past 1.9 million is he going abboud/vp sands corp: "well altrusitic in that he wants to leave a legacy... and it makes good business sense. events at

sands corp and majestic reality - the lead developers on the project - are calling bali hai golf club the top contender. andy abboud, sands: the bali hai sight, we think is the top location right now because of its proximity to interstate 15, interstate 215, and its access to side streets and feasibility into the stadium area. the bali hai site is about 140 acres. andy abboud with the sands corp says its the right amount of space for a domed stadium with 65 thousand seats and the parking to compliment it. fox5 stopped by the strip to see what football fans thought about bringing an nfl grade stadium to the city and the possibilty of the raiders calling it home. don nole, chicago: i have lots of friends in chicago who are raiders fans and they would absolutley love it. its cheaper to get to las vegas than it is to san fransisco or oakland. raiders work in oakland, play in oakland and its not a very nice place to play and this would be quite a bit warmer if it was a dome stadium it would be really nice for them. assata akil, las vegas: i definitely support the opportunity to see men in

you see these residents here filling up sand bags. of they were helping someone they didn't even know, a stranger, a woman fill up her as the rain comes down, it makes it even harder. people doing whatever they can to protect their homes. eric waxler, abc action news. >> thank you, eric. >>> hernando county leaders closing pine island park because of tropical storm hermine. the potential flooding could make the area just too dangerous. >>> impending weather forcing officials to postpone the alive ride. it is now being pushed about being to next 8th -- pushed back to next week, september 8th at 9:00 a.m. >>> how is it looking out there sarina. >> reporter: jamison, we are here because it is one of the intersections that have been designated as areas that have a tendency to flood. that's why the barricades are set up. they're also set up across the street so police can shut down the roads if need be. we spent all day today with drains. we went to east tampa and davis islands. all of the residents who live on these flooded areas were gra

he still has to prep his home. >> we're going going to sand bag here. we will definitely sand bag by the door right there. >> reporter: the community park has been packed all day. people preparing for flood water they have seen many times before. but st. pete mayor says the city is ready this time. >> our storm drains have been cleared. our sewer system has been drained to maximize capacity during the storm. >> reporter: with additional tanks, the city can handle 3 million more gallons of overflow than it could back in june, bringing the total up to 8 million gallons. when i asked if the city could see overflow problems, the public works add machine stray tore said it's still a possibility. not what robert wants to hear with a storm on the way. >> it's frustrating. do you pick up your family and leave or try to weather out the storm? >> reporter: you can come out as long as it's still daylight. reporting live here in st. pete, i'm ashley yore, abc action news. >> thank you, ashley. >>> right now pasco county urging people in flood prone areas to prepare

of course, the line in the sand right now is that $750 million las vegas sands is hoping to generate through the increased room tax. they want everything here decided in the next month... which most admit is a tall task. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. so.. now that the proposal for the possible nfl stadium has been laid out.. what happens next? 13 action news political analyst jon ralston looks at the two scenarios that could play out in the next few months . 03-39 so where are we... 13 action news. 03-39 so where are we... what's next? ----i talked to a couple of key players on the committee late today. and both told me the same thing: they have no idea. ----why? immovable objects. adelson says $750 million and and don't forget there are 63 people who will have to meet in carson city to vote on this -- and this is a tax increase, and a huge one. ----my guess is there will be a if neither side moves, this will die before it ever gets to carson city. newest stadium information along with the renderings and an informational video.. go to ktnv.com. it's like nothing you

. >> a sand bar shark attached to the end of that line. so now this is swimming into a shark rescue expedition. >> got a boat coming. >> and sure enough it's a commercial fishing boat that's coming to them and they tell the shark that that is their long line, it belongs to them, they want it back. >> is that a legal way of fishing? >> something seems wrong about a boat throwing out a huge long line and catching a shark. >> what they're doing is permissibl except fishing for sharks, particularly sand bar sharks is highly regulated. >> unless you have a license you have to release the shark. >> and the sand bar sharks are an endangered species. >> just release it -- >> sand bar? >> yeah! >> cameron jumps in the water, and there you see that the shark does, in fact, have a hook in its mouth -- >> we're not going to get that hook. it's stainless steel. >> they have to resort to just cutting the line as short as they can -- >> the last thing i guess you want to do is be messing around wur hands in the mouth of a shark. >> the teeth are razor sh

i like the "grab the sand" tip. good one. >> for dear life? >> no, because you have to dive low enough under the wave to get through it. >> yeah. >> so a lot of people don't know how to gauge that. the grab the sand trick is a good one. >> or hit up the pool instead. dangers. >> true. i'll be there sunbathing. you enjoy your swim. >> talk about summer loving. ? enjoy your swimming. >> talk about summer loving. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish? jet-dry? in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish? jet-dry?. for drier, shinier dishes. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ? >>> you're already getting into it. music just makes everything better. >> it does. >> for four indiana troopers, they decided music would make

representatives of the raiders and the sands corporation were in reno yesterday. they were talking about the possibility of moving the raiders to las vegas and building a practice field and training center in reno. they haven't decided on a location but it could be on the campus of u-n-r or at a rodeo venue. the thought is a practive facility in reno would help create and sustain a state-wide fan base. the governor would still have to call a special legislative session... a tax hike that would fund the stadium. and it's still not clear if that's going to happen. a valley woman says her apartment complex expects her to stay in her unit...even after the inside was torched by fire. it's a story you asked us to investigate. she says her stove caught fire two weeks ago near sahara and nellis. so she's been staying in a hotel with help from her renter's insurance. she says it took a lot of prodding, but they gave her a new stove..but the cabinets are still torched and management lease. 12.53.05 i want people to know that you can't just go around treating people like thi

las vegas sands president and c-o-o robert goldstein said at today's meeting that sands will walk away from the table if their terms aren't met... and warned that they won't wait a long time on a decision. representatives from majestic realty and sands made their identifying their top two potential sites for a stadium... one near russell road just west of i-15... the other where the bali hai golf course is now. the stadium mock-up is nearly identical to a rendering that was submitted when the raiders flirted with l-a... only with a dome on top. excitement started today with the revelation that the team has filed a trademark for the term "las vegas raiders" but they're putting the cart way before the horse -- like we said, money will talk. 40-percent of the funding to come from the public. that cash would come from a nearly one-percent increase in hotel room taxes. the committee has to make a recommendation on whether to pursue the plan... governor sandoval could then call a special legislative session to approve the funding... and three-fourths of nfl owners would still have to vote to

train cars full of sand, that was your job, to fill sand. >> it was not full of sand, for example, my sister, carla, could not work as hard, because she was 16, like us. then we have to work harder to be fooled the guard. i don't know how to say that in english. it looks like this somehow, you know. it is not like this. that doesn't matter. >> and the sand was used then to make the base -- >> to make the pavement, yes. >> make the pavement. >> and french prisoners were far away from us and they build the hangar to go the airplanes in at night. i don't know. they still have it here, too. i never saw it until then. so that's what happened. we had this work, very little food. we all lost weight. and in that, we did it all summer. then, we had a guard with us, there are many guards, but one we had from romania. we spoke to him romanian. he was a nice guy. and he never gave a number to the german woman who was his girlfriend. but he never gave it. but other guards, they gave the number, and almost every day, we had somebody get punished. but we have to stay and see the punishment like this