an example might be a southern california port wanting to fund a trend line largely of trust property that has a terminus on trust property. in that case, they viewed that as an inappropriate subsidy of a non-trust activity. so they are vigilant about this, always looking around the state to make sure grantees are following the rules. in this case, we were looking for something that was really antithetical to that position, which was that we would all these non-trust land with a lot of non-trust uses on them, and they were worried that we would be using pork harbor funds to subsidize the activity. so we have been careful in the legislation to make sure we have separate accounting and that we have an overall equation that provides a financial benefit to the trust. >> thank you. questions, comments? >> i had a question regarding the need to have these sites cleaned up and whatever remediation. does that need to be completed, just a plan to do the remediation? >> typically, you need to have an adopted remedial action plan. so that has gone through the entire public process that the regio

. >>> in southern california new port beach was the spot to see some big waves today. authorities warned surfers and swimmers about the swells and strong rip currents. that didn't deter the big crowds that turned out. we're told the wavings were like this from san diego all the way up to coast to san luis obispo. >>> and the surf is big in santa cruz as well. a south swell means that it's coming from the south and hitting south facing beaches. that's why santa cruz got some pretty large swells today. right now we're seeing the biggest waves. the highest interval waves, looks like the swells peaking now will probably be big until tomorrow morning and then they start to taper down. we're gone do see good sized waves right -- we're going to see good sized waves right into saturday evening. the biggest thing about this are the biggest rip currents in places you don't expect rip currents. and the larger swells in places where you don't expect large swells. so abloney fishermen don't go this weekend. those large swells continue in earnest friday and saturday. we're going to

. >>> in southern california new port beach was the spot to see some big waves today. authorities warned surfers and swimmers about the swells and strong rip currents. that didn't deter the big crowds that turned out. we're told the wavings were like this from san diego all the way up to coast to san luis obispo. >>> and the surf is big in santa cruz as well. a south swell means that it's coming from the south and hitting south facing beaches. that's why santa cruz got some pretty large swells today. right now we're seeing the biggest waves. the highest interval waves, looks like the swells peaking now will probably be big until tomorrow morning and then they start to taper down. we're gone do see good sized waves right -- we're going to see good sized waves right into saturday evening. the biggest thing about this are the biggest rip currents in places you don't expect rip currents. and the larger swells in places where you don't expect large swells. so abloney fishermen don't go this weekend. those large swells continue in earnest friday and saturday. we're going to

southern california. it's generated by huge winter storms off of new zealand. huge waves flooded the parking lot at new port beach in southern california. they are warning people to be extra careful. >> that is going to cost them some money. >> big waves coming all week long. will the weather be warm this weekend? >> return of summer. >> and the worst waves will be south of us. high surf advisory is even farther south in big sur. dangerous rip currents is going to be a problem. good morning to you. here is a look at the onshore flow and all of a sudden it's an offshore flow. the land breeze will pull some of the warmer weather from the central valley all the way to our beaches as we head into the next couple of days. temperatures in the 50s this morning. we do have thick fog around santa rosa. visibility down to quarter of a mile. sunshine everywhere, even pockets developing at the coast. 56 in half moon bay. mid to upper 70s in san francisco. low to mid-80s for the rest of bayshore and north bay valleys and low to mid 90s in the east bay valleys. same thing around morgan hill and gilroy. few clouds lingeri

some of the waves in southern california are 20-feet high. joy benedict is in new porteach where the high surf has become i guess quite the spectator sport and i guess a little dangerous, too, right, joy? >> reporter: it is very dangerous. but it is awesome to watch. and it is awesome to see. it is just mother nature at its best, so to speak. but the water today certainly is for the experienced. the expert surfer. they're not wanting anybody who is not experienced with surfing in the water right now. but take a look at all of these spectators out here. we're at the balboa peninsula, new port beach and we have about 1,000 people on the coastline and a couple of young kids having a good time, of course. what they are watching is what you will see right now, in the video. and that is 18-foot waves, crashing down, on what is called the wedge here on the balboa peninsula. and its body surfing only on this beach. about 10 to 5:00 every day and it is not stopping folks from flowing themselves in the ocean literally on their own hoping to be tossed around by mother nature. it i

southern california warning surfers and swim bers strong within currents and breakers. this is generated by a huge winter storm off of new zealand. huge waves flood add parking lot in new port beach. they are warning people to be extra careful in the upcoming labor day weekend. >> i think the waves will be bigger down south. >> we'll find out, mike? >> let's take a look at live doppler 7-hd, the area shaded in blue around santa maria and l.a. down to san diego, those are the areas that we'll have the highest surf and the most dangerous surf but we will have our own share of rip tides if you are heading out to escape the heat over the holiday weekend. good morning. here is a look what is going on. you can see the offshore developing that is going bring heat from the central valley and deposit through owl of our neighborhoods. >> very not a strong sea breeze. two degrees warmer in san rafael. any time we don't have the cloud cover temperatures are all over the scale depending on the elevation. so we'll be in the 50s at 8:00. few lingering clouds. by noon, everybody is sunny and sunshine developing at the coast. 80s as we head into the east bay valleys and by the time we get t