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there are areas at sea level.here's concern the sea could come up and cut them off from the rest of the land. most everyone here lost power. 85,000 people without power on this part of long island this morning. that was hours ago. that's before we lost our power. inconveniences like that are everywhere. even in the lull right now you see how dangerous it is with the seas bubbling up. fences pouring over the edge of the seawall. that's what we're watching all morning, guys. >> thanks very much, new jersey hit hard earlier. hurricane hit land around 5:35. abc's ron claiborne in point pleasant beach where the rain seems to have stopped, hey, ron. >> good morning you to, the storm came ashore like you said about three hours ago, about 40 miles south of here. we got the worst of it at that time. it was high tide maybe 45 minutes ago. we are still seeing very high waves. roiled ocean over here. but right now, seemed to be the aftermath. the point now will be damage assessment to see how bad things were. there was quite

it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you seeing it the same way i'm seeing it? were you floating like a ghost or were you trudging and swimming and dragging yourself? what were you doing out here? on the last trip out, we did a lot of night walking. and we walked barefoot for the most part because it's much easier than walking in boots and it's just nice to walk barefoot for days and days at a time. on that trip in particular there were a lot of sidewinders out in the dunes which made for an interesting element because the previous trip there had been snakes but not so many. you would wake up in the morning and there would be these elegant sidewinder tracks everywhere. the guy who dropped us off has the p

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as the the sea breeze continues to pick up. eventually even though we have clear skies along the coast right now. low clouds going to try to creep in. 70s, 80s. inland. fairfield, concord. the sea breeze is going to win the battle tonight. you see it reaching fairfield. eventually that will pull in moist air and eventually more low clouds as we head towards tomorrow morning. the evening is starting off pretty clear. as we go through the game. giants/cubs tonight. swelt shi sweatshirt, jacket weather. 50s in the game. look at low clouds. tonight the low clouds reforming on the coast. pushing inland for tomorrow morning. for the peninsula and coast. find mr. drills f. inland. mid 80s like we had today. the second half of the week. we will start to see changes showing up. in the seven day forecast. right now the clearing skies on the coast. north winds temporarily today. helping to clear things out. over the next two days it will be the onshore winds that will pump up the cool, moist, marine air and keep our temperatures pretty mi

sea lions 10000 and 10,001. you said the word milestone that is the name of number 10,000 who will be released today. 10,001 by the way has the name of zodiac girl. again, 10,000 and 10,001. look at the or sea lions treated here and rehabilitated since 1975. when this center opened. the marine mammal center is one of only seven locations allowed to treat and release marine marine mammals. the story of milestone andsidiac girl were reported as listless near the santa cruz shoreline. taken and treat and will be released at the point reyes national sea park. they bark a lot. yes. 10,000 sea lions and other creatures. elephant seals otters and whales have been treated. in 1985 if you have been around that long you might remember the story of hump friday, the humpback whale. the whale travelled from the delta to rio vista and they called on the marine mammal center to get humphrey to turn around. it took a while and chased humphrey back in the bay and on out in the ocean. i'm getting off the point here. i'm talking a

picking up a lot of moisture from the south china sea as well as the east china sea, especially in and around shanghai. could experience some pockets of heavy rain as well as thunderstorms breaking out there. so that's something to watch out for. across the korean peninsula, light showers will touch the west coast of the peninsula here. meanwhile for japan, lots of humid air coming in from the sea of japan. that could certainly trigger sharp showers along the west coast of the country. but otherwise, looking at fair amounts of sunshine. to the south of japan, we are seeing a bit of development in the rain clouds here. it is a tropical depression. in fact, soon to become a tropical storm by the end of the night. but at this point, it doesn't look like it's going to be having a huge impact on pan. it may bring some high waves in the days to come. temperatures will stay hot across much of japan today. tokyo rising to 35 degrees. elsewhere looking at temperatures in the mid 30s. again, especially for the contour areas, you could really be experiencing that intense heat and humidity today.

they gave the sea lion the name milestone. what else? but this is the reminder of the work still to come. milestone the sea lion celebrated today's milestone by cooperating with the marine mammal center staff members as they guided him to the last confinement he will hopefully ever have to experience. >> received the blood work back. all is well. bacterial infection cleared up. the animals are good to go and have productive life in the ocean. >> the story of milestone and his buddy sodiac girl, who is a boy, were found suffering from bacterial infection. >> it's testment to how long we have been rescuing the marine animals. since 1965. dedication of the 800 volunteers and 45 staff over the years. >> he is referring to volunteers, both worked with milestone. >> i'm anxious to work for non-profit and conservation and research. possibly the government. because of what you learned with milestone? >> helping secure animals in their environment makes up for mistakes we're making in the world. >> sentiment echoed in the 15 sculpture exhibit in

picking up a lot of moisture from the south china sea as well as the east china sea, especially in and around shanghai. could experience some pockets of heavy rain as well as thunderstorms breaking out there. so that's something to watch out for. across the korean peninsula, light showers will touch the west coast of the peninsula here. meanwhile for japan, lots of humid air coming in from the sea of japan. that could certainly trigger sharp showers along the west coast of the country. but otherwise, looking at fair amounts of sunshine. to the south of japan, we are seeing a bit of development in the rain clouds here. it is a tropical depression. in fact, soon to become a tropical storm by the end of the night. but at this point, it doesn't look like it's going to be having a huge impact on japan. it may bring some high waves in the days to come. temperatures will stay hot across much of japan today. tokyo rising to 35 degrees. elsewhere looking at temperatures in the mid 30s. again, especially for the contour areas, you could really be experiencing that intense heat and humidity today

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and then, they set out to sea.last phone call to their friend carter ford to say we're out with the buyer. and then they cut the motor so skylar could check the hull. out at sea, as they'd been so many times before. but this time would be different. below deck, john kennedy and skylar tasered and subdued tom hawks. above, alonso grabbed jackie, and cuffed her. >> what did she say? >> she says what's going on? what is this, you know. she's screaming that we trusted you. and your wife came over. you know, you have your kid over, your little girl over. why are you doing this? >> then, alonso described how the hawks were brought to their bed, tied together, back to back. >> he got the tape and he told me to tape their eyes, tape their mouth. skylar went up and programmed their gps system to go out. >> heading farther out to sea now, jackie hawks, her eyes and mouth duct taped, and tied up back to back with tom, started to cry. tom stroked her hand, trying to calm her. then, one at a time, skylar brought each of them up