hello. >> hey. >> people can use the beach only between 7:00 a.m. p.m., when turtles do not come out of the sea. the beach is off limits at night. all parasols and beach chairs are put away at night. because they keep turtles from laying eggs. admission to gerakas beach is free, but please note the hours when it's open. next, we'll visit a beach in kyparissia, southeast of zakynthos island. the beach is used by loggerhead turtles for breeding. here we can volunteer to protect the few turtle breeding sites. >> okay. and the area called elia. this is like olive. this is a very, very long sandy beach. i can say many, many kilometers long. and this, many, many -- very nice. oh. that's interesting. this is from last year. there's the egg. from last year. >> on this beach volunteers monitor the breeding sites and protect loggerhead turtle eggs. people come from all over the world to work as volunteers from may to october. >> hello. >> nice to meet you. >> it depends. in june we're very busy with the start of the nesting season. so we -- we also need a lot

joseph's statements regarding the manhattan beach case. first, he failed to a knowledge that the announcement had not won its ceqa challenge, and that ordinance is very different from the one we're looking at here because it only addresses plastic bags and did not contain a charge on paper. this ordinance contains a charge on paper and also, no california court has ever found that categorical exemption does not apply. in oakland, they found that unusual circumstance exception applied, and that was because there was no charge on paper there. by charging for paper and charging for reusable bags, we address those concerns. i have talked to over 50 california cities that are moving forward, and all of them are looking at an ordinance structure similar to this one.

tourism has suffered because the red algae are washed up on sweden's beaches. they make the water murky, not exactly an inviting prospect for swimmers. like here, for example, on a stretch of beach, even taking a walk can be a pretty unpleasant experience . >> from the middle of july until the end of october or something, and during that period, as long as it's still growing and coming in, we can collect it and then we have to stop in the wintertime until next summerment. >> it is a major terminal for the baltic sea ferries that makes it a major producer of pollution and of nourishment for the red algae. the liners are now persuaded to dispose of their garbage on land. it is a phenomenon that interests oceanographers all over the world. in a conference at the end of september, they have learned that the baltic sea is in danger of biological collapse. sten gives lectures on preventing this and shows a film and shows a glimpse below the surface and all the way down to the bottom of the baltic sea. it has been an overwhelming journey. >> the film shows how the alga

coming up will the waves at ocean beach measure up to those monster in hawaii? rick. >> also what a story this surfer has to el the. his very close encounter with a shark. >> and what touched off this geyser of water in the east bay this evening? >> then later tonight on "nightline". >>reporter: coming up next. 72 days after vowing till death do us part the kardashian marriage is part and look at the business of reality romanc romance. >> herman cain faces scandal. romance. >> herman cain faces scandal. who is he. >> professional surfing taking a turn. world best surfer could begin competing at san francisco ocean beach as soon as tomorrow. lillian kim is there live tonight with the story. lillian? >> san francisco is somewhat of an unusual location for a surf contest of this caliber but organizers wanted a change of pace. world best surfer practice until the sun went did you know. they come to san francisco ocean beach for the rip curl pro search competition. world no. 1 kelly slater thought conditions during his practice run were so-so. >> actually it's really

, get her off the beach. i don't know how many times i repeated it, get her off the beach. >> it was survival at that point and i just needed to get to safety. >> paramedics put betsy on a gurney and are able to carry her away. with relative calm restored, the mavericks competition goes on as planned. >> there's some broken legs and broken boards, broken spirits, but the contest rolls on. >> and tyler finally gets the show he's been waiting for. >> i had never seen waves like that before, and to see these tiny, tiny people dropping in on just giant waves a half mile offshore was amazing. >> betsy forman is still a surfing enthusiast but coming face-to-face with a monster wave has given her a greater appreciation for the power of mother nature and has bonded her and dan in ways they could have never imagined. >> knowing how precious life is definitely brought dan and i together. i realized wow, in the blink of an eye, i could have been dead. i could have lost my fiance. >>> coming up -- a driver runs over ever

this year against the city of manhattan beach, the court said that citizen counties larger than manhattan beach and this city most certainly is, must do comprehensive environmental reviews and are fully subject to it. so, there is no way out. this city has not done an environmental analysis. it hasn't even done an initial study, therefore it's in violation of the law if it passes this ordinance and we will file a lawsuit against the city to enforce the supreme court's ruling. i think it's very troubling by the way of city council has advised the city that it doesn't apply. in view of the supreme court's decision, it just seems like a very poor piece of advice and i suggest that you go back to the city council, ask again what is the impact of the supreme court ruling. further, citizen counties are not permitted to tell restaurants what kind of carry out bags they may provide. under the california retail food code, if i may, under the california retail food code which contains an express pre-exception section, only the california legislator may make that determination. we would ask the cour

the first is that in order to land giant jet planes must swoop low over a public beach. e second is that people actually go out of their way to be on that beach while planes are landing and taking off. here's abc's ryan owens. ♪ >> reporter: after the long flight to a caribbean paradise, most tourists can't wait to get away from the airport. except on the island of st. maarten. ♪ where the airport is the main attraction. thrill seekers flock here to sunbathe in the shadow of the jumbo jet. even snorkelers come to the surface for this show. >> hurry. >> reporter: youtube videos like this have turned the tiny island half dutch, half french into a top destination for aviation enhughes yass. >> whoo. >> reporter: none bigger than nathan. he wants to be a pilot and convince his parents to take the family vacation here. he's not alone. near the end of the runway the sunset bar and grill is packed. each morning they write the flight schedule on a surfboard. and broadcast air traffic control instead of music. all day the planes land and the crowds rush to the beach. beer in one h

. >> the change is coming to ocean beach whether we like it or not. >> managing the future of san francisco'sworld. how do you know you are getting what you pay for when you buy sea food? awn you don't. they are hoping to use dna technology to identify the species that enter the united states. san francisco researchers went on a fishing expedition in the philippines and our cameras went alone. >> they are not looking for a good price or best tasting fish. what they want is variety. >> the filipinos each every species of fish. >> this market is in the central philippines and this is where the locals shop. >> it is a lot of fish a lot of odor, and a lot of slime as well. >> this is the academy of sciences. and jeff is with the smithsonian in washington d.c.. these guys know their fish. these are the species that i name. >> but even for experts, it is tough to tell one kind of fish from another especially if it is cut up. 70 percent of the fish is import most labeled correctly. but there is cases it is not. the fda is creating a dna database for fish to identify what is left. >> this is importan

coming up will the waves at ocean beach measure up to those monster in hawaii? or even maverick. >> also what a story this surfer to el the. his very close encounter with a shark. >> and what touched off this geyser of water in the east bay this evening? >> then later tonight on "nightline". >>reporter: coming up next. 72 days after vowing till death do us part the kardashian marriage is part and look at the business of reality romanc romance. >> herman cain faces scandal. romance. >> herman cai[ man ] scandal. i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. >> professional surfing taking a turn. world best surfer could begin competing at san francisco o

there's the beach. ind out more, follow me @dianedwyernbc on twitter for all the details. >>> in berkeley some occupy supporters came together in the interests of keeping occupy protesters in much colder climates warm. they called the event a knit-in at the sit-in. knitters and crocheters got together to make hats, gloves and scarves to send to occupy camps facing freezing temperatures and snow, a peaceful and productive way to show solidarity with occupiers across the country. >> we need to remember that life is about people and sharing and helping each other out. and so we're doing our little part here in berkeley to try to help people out in colder places. >> organizers plan to send these items to occupy wall street in new york. knit-in at the sit-in. thanks for joining us for the bay area at 11:00. "saturday night live" coming up next, see you tomorrow. >>> this is pbs. ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

having this big business set up a big tent on the beach and do the whole contest scene. but i think a lot of us think it is interesting. >> reporter: that seems to be the prevailing sent meant. many are excited to see what the pros -- can do. >> it is great to see how the world's best perform. >> reporter: organizers gather around 7:00 each morning to make the call as to whether this there will be a competition that day. >> for the latest you can go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> sounds like they will be in town a limb over a week. -- in town a little over a week. >>> right now we have six foot waves off ocean beach. 14 foot around half moon bay. pick your poison there it is going to be gorgeous just the waves are going to be small. unlimited visibility winds offshore cold front from yesterday moving from us high pressure moving in already the winds are keeping temperatures up in livermore, antioch, fairfield, napa and stan that rosa yesterday 2 to 11 warmer -- while the rest of us are two to three degrees cooler. winds out of the n

the beach shall i -- chalet.s find it ironic that these federal highway funds were used to refurbish this place for drivers to get a drink. terrific. [laughter] >> there were farms, and there were dairies, as these houses are starting to be built, and they are more conventional residents is, and they are still a farm. in the distance, you can see it is still sand dunes. >> and water once again from windmills and wells. >> there is a few small lakes. some of the lakes are natural lakes. they are not all man-made. >> it took a while to get the water lines out there. >> you can see the huge sand dune behind it. it was a challenge to get basic services. people would build houses, and instantly, a huge sand banks would blow in the night and basically close-up people's front doors. they had a lot of development that was needed before they could make a nice place to live. >> this was the park side real estate brochures from about 1913. >> 1908. >> there are pages you can read. inside it shows what you can do. it was so

the other showers we have seen earlier in the last hour or two have been down along the beaches where a lot of people are traveling for the holidays and still wet weather along the coastline and other than that, the winds with cooler air as they rush in and they will dry everything up. through the overnight the steady ones 10 to 15 but the gusts are 25 to 30. temperatures in the 40s this evening and still the few showers mainly east of baltimore and then gusty with falling temps and we talk about your thanksgiving forecast, raven's game weather coming up. >>> it is a 6 6-year-old thanksgiving tradition, hundreds of volunteers show up at the goodwill thanksgiving dinner and was 1800 pounds of turkey and trimming given out. >>> and another tradition, president obama took part in pardoning two lucky turkeys and one of the birds is a 19 week old 45-pounder named liberty. they were raised on a farm in minnesota and groomed by the future farmers of america club. >>> and everyone is looking forward to the big turkey day here but you can't forecast about a local thanksgiving tradition tomorro

now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people livede it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the who

elizabeth, no one is closing the beaches around the city of marino where this happened but warnings are being posted in that area to warn surfers and other beach-goers to watch out because there could be a great white shark and no one knows that better than mr. tarantino. >> absolutely. he is incredibly lucky. i know there is a big sur having competition going on starting tomorrow, the rip curl championship in san francisco, so a lot of people are going to have that in the back of their minds. >> that's right. when the surfer is sitting on that surfboard waiting for the next set to come in i have been told that it -- he looks an awful lot like shark food from coming underneath. that's usually what happens. i've also heard that a lot of lot 0 of the sharks spit them out because they are expecting a or something. >> very, very lucky. thank you len. >>> at least 1 person is dead following a chase in pitsburg. it was said to have hit the red suv and that mangled dark green pick up head into an edge. they had to cut off the roof to get to the driver. four people were taken to the hospital. n

the place. they used to bury people in north beach. hey would go up there and very bodies. >> there were removed from many of these cemeteries. there is a slogan that is -- anybody know? "it is great to be alive." >> beats the alternative. >> i was wondering if gary boulevard had always been a major thoroughfare. >> it used to have streetcars on it. they are thinking of bringing them back. the b line and the a

the place. they used to bury people in north beach. they would go up there and very bodies. >> there were removed from many of these cemeteries. there is a slogan that is -- anybody know? "it is great to be alive." >> beats the alternative. >> i was wondering if gary boulevard had always been a major thoroughfare. >> it used to have streetcars on it. they are thinking of bringing them back. the b line and the a line where there until the mid-1950's. we are taking the street cars away, but bart will come out here and everything will be fine. >> downtown, gary ave. >> when you get past it, it becomes gary boulevard. >> they wanted streets to be large, they should have vegetation and

actually experts agree that the best beaches are here in alabama. hich can't compare to a good time on the gulf in mississippi. louisiana fresh catch. florida beaches. alabama beauty. mississippi outdoors. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. i'm glad we got that settled. >>> the down joaps down -- jones down, the nasdaq down and s&p. >>> have you pride yourself with paying bills on team but have unpaid parking tickets? some cities are taking unpaid tickets and sending them to collection burrows-- bureaus. it has been a tough year financially for most cities who now need those parking fees more than ever. >>> wireless companies are selling your information. apparently, there's little you can do to stop it. how they're making big bucks off your online moves. >> reporter: like it or not, your cell phone company knows where you are what websites you've been to, what apps you download and may be selling them to third party. verizon wireless' howed people to report it and it adds in a use are's age andend zer a

does that mean that he just works the beach at all? it is ha not only the assistant patrol specials, but the question is, do we want to discuss whether, in this particular situation, could beat officer is incapacitated and can't work it, and others work it? it is silent. we need to take into account people meeting vacations, people get sick. i that there is ambiguity that we should look at. maybe some guidance from the department. >> would you mind taking the lead in working with and the attorney's office on this matter? we will put this matter on for some additional work up and there'll probably be a meeting with you. again, when he to iron out more of these issues. i do not want to see another worker's compensation claim come from a patrol assistant who one day says the have nothing to do with us and then the file a claim. that is not acceptable. any further questions? >> i am happy to meet with the city attorney and maybe in 30 or 45 days, bring it back. >> does the commission want to give any direction of limitations or changes to t

. >> completely, the beach. always the beach. where did you grow up. >> jon: california, the beach. >> this is what i mean, no. >> jon: no, new jersey. very similar except, obviously-- it's like california with-- if you would imagine california were a gas refinery. similar-- very similar to... ( applause ) no, new jersey is beautiful, beautiful place. >> i'm beginning to picture it now. >> jon: but this astonish ago when you were in high school, you developed a crush on an actor. >> judy garland. i had a lot of crushes. -- he was my first unattainable. but while-- you know what he said to me. we wrote notes in mrs. hopkin's civics class, and he wrote back to me once and said, "you'll make a good wife one day." ( laughter ) and i thought, i don't want to be a wife. i want to be a hot date. >> jon: right. >> you know what i mean? i didn't want that at all? i'm not a hot date. >> jon: can i tell you, something. he was always kind of an-- garland. >> dave garland. he was the first. next was i worked at the broadway theater in santa a

the neighborhood. i have worked on north beach, it is a beautiful and great place. i have worked in a nightclub such as 1015. i work at -- as a security in one of the bars on polk street. as a paramedic and security, i hope i can be considered for a job at this establishment. i think it is -- not two but are -- to butter up my b osses. i would h ophope i could bring something in addressing the concerns that never have -- neighborhood house. -- has. >> hello. i am the owner of the buccaneer at 2155 polk street and i live at 1019 union street which is up the hill from tupelo and teague has worked with me managing the buccaneer. we have had no complaints from the neighbors, whether it is residential or merchants in the neighborhood. he has worked every thursday through saturday which is the big noise nights and he has kept everything quiet in the neighborhood. and he knows without the support of the neighborhood you cannot run a successful business. i have no doubt he will do the same thing at tupelo. i know the other gentlemen as well. the sort of nightclub everyone fe

actually experts agree that the best beaches are here in alabama. hich can't compare to a good time on the gulf in mississippi. louisiana fresh catch. florida beaches. alabama beauty. mississippi outdoors. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. i'm glad we got that settled. >>> lots of green on the boompletd the dow is up. the nasdaq is up 32 and the s&p 500 up almost 15. >>> this friday, the 11th day of the 11th month of 2011. retailers are hoping to cash. clothing stores, car dealerships and dating websites are offering special deals, although they probably won't be as steep as those offered after the thanksgiving holiday. >>> some bad news. a new study soon to be publicked in the journal of american psychologist find out that people who are selfish and rude are likely to have better credit. the difference could be because traits like generosity can make people seem like a bigger credit risk. >>> what's at the top of your holiday list. clothes, tablet computer. shoppers plan to spend one third on electroni

like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and keep it. other people wanted to put condos in there. a serious fire started and the whole place burn down. they still talk about it as a mysterious fire. it could have been an insurance thing.

a guy who could write "let it be," how could he be jealous of the beach boys, you know what i mean? ght. so we're proud of each other in that sense. >> so take us back to that time. this is basically a follow-up to pet sounds, which was huge. how much pressure did you feel at the time to outdo that? >> well, we were on drugs. first of all, we were stoned on our -- on drugs. and we didn't know what to think. "smile" was deaf neigh natalie a psychedelic album. it was a complete statement where every single song was a three dimensional trip, so to speak. this was pretty far out for, you know, a family of pretty conservative guys in striped shirts, you know, from southern california at that time. >> how did spirituality tie into music for you? >> you can't separate the two. >> reporter: the direction wilson was taking the beach boys wholesome california sound was considered weird, a freakout. under the pressure of producing their next hit and rejection of his music, wilson suffered a mental breakdown. >> the generations have grown and they are able to hear music on a higher level now. >>

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your treats as a safe way the crew called set up camp by the beach it is below driftwood that washed ashore and the shoreline is too narrow to set up the tents that. follow with us of all these frequent storms drive driftwood from the shore the driftwood ends up here told us we heard that if there's been a long journey this place is not suitable for a stopover. it's a block to all sorts of things or go fishing. the captain decides to journey on woods even though the sun is setting he wants to get to a separate bay by the bolshoi river for an overnight stay the the waves wind can reach it. toit changes twice a day around the shuttle. the difference in water level can be as much as eight meters during the night the water receded and the yacht ended up stuck on a sandbank the captain seized the opportunity to check his yacht for any damage done with a political well while the captain most asleep on the job the tide turned to yodel around and left us here if it is now that it's so much ground we can't possibly get to budge we will have to wait twenty five hours before the next high tide a

this is video from the rip curl professional surfing contest at ocean beach. dusty pain, of hawaii, you can see him there riding a wave, said he stopped surfing because he saw the fin of a shark in the water. he said later he has seen many dolphins and that fin definitely did not belong to a dolphin. officials immediately took to the water to investigate. one ranger told us what measures they took, and what would happen if a shark was discovered. >> what you get is very unlikely. we would close the beach, of course. and it's not just for the competition suffers. autofor all the surfers >> crews did not detect a shark, so the beach was not closed down, and the contest continued. >>> twin girls who were joined at the dheft and abdomen are now recovering from there -- chest and abdomen are now recovering from their separation surgery. you see the mother with the children. doctors at stanford university's lucille packard children's hospital finished the surgery later this afternoon. >> my family will be greatful eternally. >> reporter: sabuco was clearly emotional

when the animals sunbathing on the beach they are reluctant to go on the water during low tide this is the best trying to get close to them. but i did assisted on this co when we were still on board we noticed some bathing seals we were going see try to get close and touch them. several species of seem a million habit shantelle islands the ring seal is one of the most common they feed on mollusks and ground fish for a long time seals were the target of hunters but now the practice is by and. the seals do notice the people most of the rushing to the water but they don't head out too far hundreds of inquisitive always pop up all over the place the animals are puzzled rather than scared humans are a very rare sight here. ah. seals can be very aggressive they can even bite that's why the tourists treat these creatures with cat just look at this little tail end. troll seals move slowly but they are excellent swimmers they can dive down to a depth of five hundred meters and so to food. the nike has covered almost seven hundred kilometers it's still just a couple one third of that distance ag

the most bustling place is kuta beach where surfers ride the waves all year-round. it's also the sign of indonesia's first ever surfing contest. alit started surfing at the age of six, when his father bought him a used surfboard. since then he has surfed at kuta beach every day. >> kopling is a surfer, 34 years old. he immediately recognized alit's talent and offered had him coaching for skills. surfing involves riding waves as long as possible while performing maneuvers. alit has trouble balancing his upper body when executing his moves. catching a good wave is the most important part of surfing. kopling gives instructions. alit will debut in the international competition. how well can he compete with the world's top surfers? >> alit's first international competition is a week away. the little surfer studies at this junior high. the school has about 1300 students. as kuta is a popular tourist attraction, the school emphasizes foreign languages. japanese is one of them. today's lesson is writing hiragana. can he do it? it's difficult, isn't it? well, maybe. alit is

goin' into the delmarva peninsula, rain down at the beach. nothing they can do about it. got to deal with it. right? we'll get through with this too. be in there tomorrow looking good. the weather is clearing out nice, i'm telling you sunshine is gonna be out. hull camania running wild all across the nation tomorrow. i like the look at that. big 8s, that nice profile, pectoralis looking good on that high pressure center, got that rigid look to it. just looks good. that's what we like to see. let's talk you into the next couple days. maryland, gonna be the sunglasses here and that's good because the hulk sister always wears his sunglasses, sunshine or not, it will look even better because we have that sunshine out there. i'm not scared of any halloween stuff. we've got to give you that halloween night forecast. 40, haunting clouds, beautiful day tomorrow. bring the sunglasses i'm telling you, tomorrow night down to 36. i want to head back to the desk here. check out this extended outlook. temperatures look good. but toward the end of the week, temperatures are gonna drop ag

the middle of the long beach area do you feel that you know if this is how the c. of a cause grief several. only if you know the way you. people in the sailing. with the weather strong winds whip up waves up to three meters high the york could capsize at any moment to see if a halt is the cool to see in the far east if someone falls overboard they could well die of exposure. with one hundred kilometers to cross until the sham toilets there's not a single day to hoist from the store. as luck would have it the nokia has not yet moved far away from their previous stop on the. call of. the seafarers spend several days in the tiny fishing village on a small spit of. the surface stuff only we have been waiting for the storm to subside for almost three a day since the thirty meters the second wind almost knocks you off your feet local fishermen have given a shelter and there's an elderly aunt isn't buying into nearby vessels or about the situation is better than being on the high seas right now it's. the fierce storm is a remnant of a powerful typhoon that originated in c

of the crew can set up camp by the beach it is below true food that washed ashore and the shoreline is too narrow to set up the tents the. oldies frequent storms drive driftwood from the shore the triffid ends up here gold is lucrative but it has been a long journey this place is not suitable for a stopover. it's a block to all sorts of things. the captain decides to journey on woods even though the sun is setting he wants to get to a separate bay by the bolshoi river for an overnight stay the the waves small wind can reach it. the toy changes twice a day. the difference in water level can be as much as eight meters during the night the water receded and the. bank the captain seizes the opportunity to check his yacht for any damage. well while the captain most asleep on the job the tide turned around and left is here. now that it's ground we can't possibly get to . have to wait twenty five hours before the next high tide and then we'll continue our journey. and have a great many animals but the pose the biggest threat to humans. positions coming here make a point of camping out in the

that includes right here at the beach. get out and -- get out and play in the sand. maybe watch the surfers. if you have the day off, this is the way to do it. we have big changes in store by thursday. we're gonna enjoy some nice weather. we do have a red flag warning. over the hills, above 1,000 feet the are the flag warning will last until tomorrow morning. humidity is expected to drop perhaps down to 12%. that's critically dry and without that marine layier we're not going to recover in the overnight hours. santa rosa, napa, hayward and livermore all report -- all reporting wind gusts to 20, 25 miles an hour. a little breezy out there. if you are not -- 64 at san rafael. 67 in the city. 68 livermore, mountain view checking in about 72. high pressure building in and that will be the case at least through tomorrow. we'll begin to cool down tomorrow but two systems are gonna drop out of the gulf of alaska. the first 0en thursday, the second will be saturday night into sunday. so we'll we'll we'll see a big drop in temperatures. we'll see scattered showers, even son o

actually experts agree that the best beaches are here in alabama. which can't compare to a good time on the gulf in mississippi. louisiana fresh catch. florida beaches. alabama beauty. mississippi outdoors. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. i'm glad we got that settled. >>> have you noticed annoying pop-ups when checking your facebook page? sometimes they could be accessing your personal information. we have tips to help get rid of the facebook apps. >> reporter: have you ever noticed these notices? it could be a result of your facebook apps. notices from your favorite news sites. they also bring access to your personal information and it may be doing it without your knowledge. here's how you check and delete them. go to your facebook page. in the upper righthand corner you'll see the home site where you can check your account settings. on the lefthand side you'll see apps. it's about the fourth item down. here's a number of apps that i signed up for. some i didn't know i had. i-photo upload. what you'l