, volunteers in various communities. >> it's a really good deed to clean up the beach and make your ownocal beach cleaner. >> look what i found! it's a plastic bag from the water, and i found wrapping and glass. >> most of the trash are things that are used only once, then thrown away, like soda bottles. >> in fact, last year, volunteers collected more than a million bottles in just one day! >> we are finding all kinds of awful stuff that people have left all over the place. >> piece of corn. >> bottle caps. >> a ball. >> a quarter. >> glass. >> a doggy's squeaky toy. >> wrappers. >> we found some concrete. >> some plastic. >> bottles. >> a dead crab. >> the first year, there seemed to be larger, bigger pieces of garbage, but this year we're noticing there's a lot more smaller things, and so part of the message we'll go back and talk to the girls about is -- that little bit of potato-chip bag that you let fly is actually accumulating, and that's a lot of what we picked up today. >> since the program first started, volunteers from more than 150 countries have removed 145 million pounds o

friends have invited her to the beach. e loss of income has her worried she will not be able to pay her bills, let alone take a holiday. >> even if you could afford a vacation at the moment, to live in fear of tomorrow, you do not do things you might have because you do not know what the future will bring. >> current estimates say there are 20% fewer beachgoers. >> we just extended our season- ticket because the prices have stayed the same as last year. but of course, you can look around and see there are a lot fewer people here. >> soviet is the leasehold for anchor beach. she knows many colleagues who would love to sell their licenses. business is not worth it, but the imminent rise in prices is putting off buyers. she is happy with help own business so far, but she has had to lower prices by more than 30%, and she has seen a change in her guests have its. >> it is a bit like it was before. 20 years ago, we had something in rome for romans who went to the beach, brought their own food with them from the started to the des

, not the best beach day. e can see the fog this morning. temperatures at the water around 76, 77. ocean city around 80. and atlantic city around 80. we are at the beach so no complaints. maryland's most powerful radar as of now and we see scattered showers popping up especially around cecil county this morning. that's going to be the name of the game even sliding down into kent county and even caroline county and queen ann's county getting in on the light rain and off and on scattered showers through the rest of today. over to you. >>> as people head back to their homes in the gulf region they hope there's something still left. this after hurricane isaac tore through the area. they are returning also in oppressive heat and today the president will be in the area as well. last week's storm left behind plenty of damage and there's now the task of cleaning up. >> reporter: for some rebuilding time for the second time in 7 years. first it was hurricane katrina and now it's isaac. >> we are pretty -- the roof came

who are still flocked to the beaches here every summer hotels are the place to cope with the expected increase in demand. you're always guaranteed to get down here. the weather can be very unpredictable. you go to. the lake or quick getaway. and this was no wooden restoril fortunately the almost black funnel stayed well out to sea but i was sucked and decided it might not be a bad idea to head away from the beaches and up into the mountains. you might think that a city on the sea would have all the fish that it could handle but it seems in sochi there's always room. and they've been phoning these beautiful rainbow trout. centuries. this is russia's largest trout foam with eighty hectares of land two hundred separate. and some of the richest residents. still the frenzy. that. doesn't limit. the seven hundred to go. alongside the rainbow trout the foam also has pools full of flashing amber trout and the famous blue. see someone would swim into mountain rivers to spawn. they can hardly be observed because they rush to the surface snatch the food and dive to the bottom. they are as veraci

on the beach, and he would have looked, acted like everyone else in that circle on south beach. anywhere, he could be right next to you. >> july 7. running low on money, cunanan enters the cash on the beach pawn shop and gets $200 in exchange for several 18-karat gold coins sold from his chicago victim, lee miglin. florida state law requires pawn shop owners to get a name, address and fingerprint from anyone who sells there. he gives a thumb print, uses his real name and the address of the normandy hotel. >> what did he say? >> he just came here and said to me, how much time dial nedo i nd for this? the fingerprint is the copy. >> the police would review it the next eight days. meanwhile, his picture is shown on several national news programs. >> police are searching coast to coast for a man they suspect is a serial killer. they say andrew cunanan is responsible for the death of at least four people. >> media coverage of the cunanan search leads to a call from a man in a miami sandwich shop. >> 911. police. >> this is kenny from miami subs. i think i saw this guy on "america's mo

that includes being able to take advantage of one of sorties most simple pleasures a day at the beach and we met up with the legs friend rima to see what's been done and what's still going on. but it's these tracks they've been around for more than three years. there are many facilities on the beach and they've given disabled people much easier access to cafes to restaurants and other places. and. beaches are expected to be made available in the same way as each season passes. and fortunately it's just as easy to get off the sands as it is to get on them. one of the other great things about these facilities is that when the weather changes on a sixpence it does a little too often here it means that everybody is able to get under cover before the storm breaks so i'm going to go with these guys see if we can keep dry. whatever the weather sochi is a city that's built for tourism and the pact would souvenir shops and a whole variety of entertainment. you might spend your summer days sleeping on the beach in tsotsi but once the sun goes down here the city wakes up. some a night and plenty

we have met with representatives of the south beach yacht club. there have been a number of individual voters and a stakeholders. we will be planning another town hall meeting for the newsletter that will go out. over these last couple of months, we have saw balance in this financial problem that we have. there were a lot of questions about the methodology. there was an overall concern about the park been a beautiful place. we wanted to make sure it was maintained and would continue to be operated in a professional manner. as i mentioned, we had another stakeholder meeting in the next couple of weeks, and we hoped to come back with concrete suggestions regarding these fundamental issues. regarding the financial issues, it is important to realize the challenges. the construction of the harbor was about $24 billion of revenue bonds. there was approximately $13 million left on the balance. in accordance with the bond venture, the port has set up south beach harbor requiring met with the harbor revenue. the small craft harbour construction loan states

tourist still flock to the beaches here every summer and new hotels are popping up all over the place to cope with the expected increase in demand. you're always guaranteed to get a sunburn down here but. the weather can be very unpredictable. they go to. the make a quick getaway. and this was no ordinary storm fortunately the almost black funnel stayed well out to sea but i was soaked and decided it might not be a bad idea to head away from the beaches and up into the mountains. you might think that a city on the sea would have all the fish that it could handle but it seems in sochi there's always room for a bowl and they've been phoning these beautiful rainbow trout here almost all centuries. this is russia's largest trial with more than eighty hectares of land two hundred separate homes and some of the richest residents. still the best way. to have a good it's not that. there are limits. to hunger. well. alongside the rainbow trout the farm also has pools full of flashing amber trout and the famous black sea salmon which swim into mountain rivers to spawn that they can hardly be ob

the beaches generally nice. will be a few clouds around tomorrow morning but most of your weekend will be nice. a little cooler too. >> is it hot enough go toe to the beach? >> sure, 70s. maybe not for julie but for the rest of stay with us. >> in you don't want to strip down totally, can walk along the beach totally. >> sarah -- sarah is a loose cannon today. i don't know what is going to come out next. i'm going to take it a what before she gets in trouble. 63 in annapolis. you never want to strip completely down when you are at the beach. off to the north and west, we're cool, not quite as cool as we were yesterday. 50 in frederick. 53 out at dulles. temperatures later today, upper 70s and low 80s. not a lot of humidity. there will be a few more clouds today than yesterday. mostly sunny skies. you can see the clouds out to the west and some of these will be streaming new during the first half of the day. the cold front which will fall apart as it approaches the area later this afternoon and tonight will move

also, the waves from the storm will be approaching the beaches. the surfers will love it. but if you're swimming with kids, the storm by saturday, could be over bermuda. bermuda could get brushed by this storm. we'll wait and see how that plays out. there's a couple of scenarios that bring this storm close to the canadian maritimes in seven to ten days from now. so, we'll watch it closely. it doesn't look like it's going to hit the u.s. but could see the waves from the storm come about ten days from now. as far as the forecast goes for today, we're watching showers and thunderstorms hit and miss up the east coast. the morning hours will be the driest. how does 102 sound in dallas? they can't wait for fall. >> doesn't sound too good. at least it's sunny. >>> putting bain under the microscope. >>> and the breakfast favorite. worth so much, they're stealing it from warehouses. your first look at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> maurice jones-drew straps on the pads. a pair of walkoffs on the diamond. and a catch that will make you flip out. you're watching "first loo

at the beaches, it is probably one of the best beach days for the entire year. the he will hang on into next week. monday will be the hottest day of this heat wave. it will still be hot on tuesday and then gradually cooling as we move through the week. some big changes coming out into next weekend with cooler weather and possibly additional clouds. you can get the forecast any time on the new kron4 news channel, comcast channel 193. >>vicki: a developing story, a closed lane on the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza has just reopened. a traffic accident was to blame for the slowdown. >>stanley: coming up, it is happening all around the san retail candy and you could end up footing the bill. save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get 2 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. but hurry, sleep train's inventory clearance sale ends soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>stanley: you are looking at a landscaping degree dumped on highway 101 in the city of san mateo. it is not just 1 mi.. this is a the third avenue exit. there

beach. so, that would be the bottom line for me. thank you. >> thank you. jess and after him, mike perody. >> good afternoon, commissioner. i am a longtime san franciscan who happens to be a partner at south beach harbor. the rates for berths will make south beach harbor one of the most expensive marinas in the san francisco bay area. i understand you are considering charging for extras if they wish to park in the south beach harbor when they visit the marina. whatever your reasons may be for such sharp and drastic increases in fees, the result would be to force many middle income san franciscan boaters to sell their boats or try to find a berth in the east bay or the peninsula. as you know, it converted a blighted area into a desirable place to live and work. it was intended from the beginning to be a community facility, and i would imagine it was primarily for the city's residents. it has been a tremendous success. the dramatic fee hike you are considering now is evidence of that success. unfortunately, the higher fees may compel many to leave the marina w

around the world have certain clothing etiquette and rules. american beaches a lot different than the south the beach and you wear something very skimpy, or you wear something very revealing,, youucan't be offended if someone gawks or looks at you. &pand you can't feel uncomfortable that way." way."with labor day weekend already starting experts say beach attire is ánotá the time to dress to impress. 3 3 next time you're stressed you might want to come here for relief. the place that won the guiness world record for the most massages. 3 & thailand's wwrld enownee massage therapists have set a &pworld recorr for massaging th most people. millions of foreign tourists visst the country every year for medical and spa treatments. but it was the 641 pairs of thai masseuses who got thailand into the guinness book of world records. the event opened the thailand medical expo....which promotes thaillnd's herbal spa and medical services around the world. the record beats out the previous record of 263 australian pairs in 20-10. 3 rain moving in later in thee weekend but

the gentlemen playing volleyball behind us are members of the bahamas men's national beach volleyballever, it would make history. >> would definitely be a big accomplishment for the bahamas and these guys behind us. >> you've got nicaragua in your way next week? >> yes. next week we go to nicaragua. we have to get through that round to qualify. >> who is your biggest competition in the caribbean? >> besides us? >> yes. right now it's trinidad. we play trinidad in the first and second round. >> and? >> we won the first round in trinidad. unfortunately, we lost to them. we came second in cayman. >> you learn through weaknesses by playing them first. you know where their weak spots are. >> exactly. >> you're going to show us -- it's not an easy sport to learn. it's tough and difficult. >> unlike indoors, you have a lot of skills to execute in order to be competitive. just two people per side. >> it's harder because in the sand you can't bounce in the sand. >> we can bounce anywhere, know what i'm saying. >> i can see that. >> given the right motivation i bounced once or twice. >> we are

is that right on the beach, so you're literally -- >> yes, it's on the beach. >> are you in the path of any potential stsunami, now that we know there is this warning? >> we're getting conflicting reports on the warning. some say it was issued and then canceled. but we're 50 meters from the beach. >> i asked someone in san jose, which is a lopg wng way from sa jose, i understand, and he said communications is fine. are you as updated auz nes you to be? >> no, our phone lines just started working again. cell service just started working again. water lines work, electricity works. >> i'm sorry, did you say the electricity is out? sdplz it >> it's out, yes. i'm being told there was an erroneous tsunami warning that went out for the caribbean on the east coast of costa rica. that was dropped. it was a mistake, but there was still a warning, to our knowledge, that was for the pacific coast where you are, and now we're being told that was dropped as ll. you've got guest nz your hotel. were they informed? >> they checked out after the earthquake. they went to higher ground. >> what's happen

. >> coming up thousands of volunteers are hitting the be shorelines and beaches. the massive cleanup project and officials at san francisco airport are warning of a major delay. construction and how long passengers could be waiting. >> what is thought to be the world's largest solid gold and diamond statue. is in san francisco. why those stories and much more, coming up. >> the statewide shore line effort netted 1.3 million lbs. of trash. jeff pierce was with the volunteers today. >> i'm not sure if that is mud. >> the volunteers came out with the support of the 27- international coastal cleanup day on saturday morning. >> we're out here every year we could be here every day and still not back up all the trash that is getting out today. not all of it. the mail message is that we have to stop from the stretch to get into the--bay anyway. fed >> for those local collection efforts are also in the focus of a global crash. >> if it gets out to the trash it will make its way to the ocean it is an international problem. the global--trash. >>reporter: east bay efforts focu

low to mid-70s at the beach. by monday looks like the hottest day on that seven-day forecast with our excessive heat. watch in place right now. remember to drink plenty of water if you live inland. take frequent breaks. and please don't forget the pets. you've got to bring them inside and make sure they have lots of water. and by next friday, we may see a slight chance of shower. we've been talking about this for days. still no large storm system. but can't rule out a few rain drops by next week. >> you've got me bringing in the rabbit, taking out the rabbit, bringing in the rabbit, taking out the rabbit. >> she is working. >> you just love this time of year, don't you? >> thank you, jeff. >>> still ahead, a major bay area bridge closure is coming up. we'll tell you all about that. >>> also, a new way to buy wine. the online marketplace that could be in the works. this is a lot of food for 4 bucks. yeah... think they made a mistake? i don't know - maybe. the fried cheese melt is back for just 4 bucks. 1 of 4 big 4

today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their bestourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to know, there's another commitment bp takes just as seriously: our commitment to america. bp supports nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs in communities across the country. we hired three thousand people just last year. bp invests more in america than in any other country. in fact, over the last five years, no other energy company has invested more in the us than bp. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. today, our commitment to the gulf, and to america, has never been stronger. so, what's the problem? these are hot. we're shipping 'em everywhere. but we can't predict our shipping costs. dallas. detroit. different rates. well with us, it's the same flat rate. same flat rate. boston. boise? same flat rate. alabama. alaska? with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the

so if you have the day off, go ahead and hit the beach. ou won't be fighting the crowds that we had out there yesterday. 17 was a mess. 84 degrees at noon inland, 93 in the heat of the day, 80 bay side and 69 at the coast. coming up we'll talk about trours. we'll talk about the giants, they won again. we've got their forecast as they will be in town. and we want to get you ready for the weekend as we're closer to it with the shorter work week. what's going on? >> first of all, nice to start on tuesday. that's closer already. looking to the roads, not a lot going on on the roadways after crews mostly clearing up the dumbarton bridge is open. right there the 80 we see a little mega phone. the giants playing tonight. we're looking at the north bay and right now a smooth drive. 101, highway 37 into and out of novato all the way into san rafael. the bay bridge, easy down the east shore freeway, you can see good visibility throughout the bay area. no problems for interstate 80 or 880, a live look fast oakland coliseum, a nice northbound flow, sou

so how did they end up on the beach in the first place? scientists don't know just yet, but believe it has something to do with pilot whales' natural instinct. >> they have a tight-knit social group. if one animal is not well, they will come into shore and the others will follow too. >> rescuers are focusing their efforts on the five surviving young whales who will be transferred to sea world in orlando. david, the hope is they will get stronger over the next few months and be released back into the ocean. >> can't imagine being one of those families there who wanted to help but couldn't do much. >>> we learned sun myung moon has died. a self-proclaimed messiah who turned his church into a global movement. detractors accused him of brain-washing recruits, turning them into so-called moonies. some of them getting married did not each know each other. moon founded "the washington times" newspaper in an effort to expand his influence. he was 92. >>> much more ahead. a deck collapsing right here in the backyard. now authorities say 40 million

clause a hanging their tight to the ocean beach and avenues. to date under the influence of high pressure and we will see the hottest temperatures of the work week. temperatures from that office to appease a mid-60's at the beaches for two 70's and 80's around the peninsula up to 94 degrees in livermore. 95 in pleasanton 96 and burn wood. we get hotter as we go further inland. 84 degrees and that up. the six the forecast as we see each and every day the seasonal conditions return by sunday into monday. >>> were following some breaking news out of menlo park. there's a fire burning at a school there protect each would school. the screen is showing the address red hair. smoke and flames still seen in the and it's been close to what the wind at highway 80. it's a live look across the girl and get rich. he may find some been doing and the commitment from hill to miss our live and dead a 80. no delay out toward san jose and silicon valley. in the meantime the fund this lines cross between 66 and of history. we checked in with our folks and all trains

the fierce predator was not on the beach and not struggle in his nest. >> maybe your adrenaline goes a little bit but he is stone dead but my good, here's the thing that jawss written all over it. >> standing next to the great white as much as it was a spectacle for a lot of people at the beach, this is also a learning opportunity for scientists. they say the shark had not been tagged and there were no obvious signs of trauma on the animal. for now the waters are off limits until more shark are found. >>> in the second year without jerry lewis. mda telethon won't be one this year. the muscular dystrophy association believes the telethons are too old school is what they are calling them. mda aired a three-hour prime time special on sunday. future programs will now be prerecord which executives say helps draw better talent. they do think the older viewers are more likely to watch newer performances and younger viewers who suddenly discover jerry lewis. since the show is no longer live it means that you can also say bye to telethon mainstays like apeels for donations as well as a running

in a recent member of the south beach address the group.up until tonight, i got all my information about the exchange through the advocacy group. i really appreciate that the port and the group are working really well together. there's not a meeting of the mines at the moment necessarily, but the issues are well understood and there's a very good dialogue going on. there are a couple of issues, three, that have all just been mentioned. i will reiterate them very briefly. one is a large number of slip holders that have no idea about this process. a separate mailing to them would solve the problem. second is the significant profits that will result after a loan is retired, it would appease a lot of our tenants to see in writing that those profits will stay in the harbor. and last, i am not a member -- excuse me, our resident -- however, i pay property tax by ++ franct of the alboating -- calboating loan, i believe the harbor is owned by it all of the owners, not just the residents of san francisco. >> hi. i am the president of the advocates f

this is at the horse fall beach area. hey just line up, light the wick and take off down the beach in a little unofficial drag race between friends. >> this is beautiful. >> isn't it? makes you want to go ride. the guy we're riding with is on a two wheeled motorcycles. his other bodies on quad. line up, off they go. >> they're racing. >> before they get too far, one of the quads, hits a jump. >> oh! >> oh! >> end over end over end. >> tumbled down the beach. everybody grabs the brakes. >> what happened to the rider of that quad? >> there's a lot of concern. one guy in the red jacket off to the left stabilizing the rider's head, not removing the helmet. if i can turn this into a tip for people out there, do not remove a rider's helmet until emergency personnel arrive. you can hurt their spine. >> i know you're not supposed to move them but that would be the first thing i would do, take off the helmet. >> before too long emergency personnel do show up and the mood among the group is pretty happy. you see the guys joking arou

west conditions will be here in santa cruz at the beach. 80 degrees at 4:00 almost. ywhere it's going to be right on track. the only thing we aren't getting that we do this time of year is that thick fog, it's going to clear by about 10:00 a.m. you'll hit 73 as a result. your seven-day does reveal pretty subtle changes but we want to take you through those as promised. here is anthony. >> we still have that accident on 880 a at alvarado road. that has not slowed traffic. it's working its way over to the shoulder. so use caution if you are working north into oakland f. you are headed into the city from oakland you can see we're looking at slow downs. there is an accident on the upper deck heading toward the island. as we look outs we're not looking at major slowdowns. the metering lights have not been turned on yet. a good indication things are going to move smoothly as we head into the next couple of hours. >> all the commuters are tucked away in bed as they should be. >> that's right. holiday light as it were. 6:38. still ahead the democratic national convention, it

if we go to strong onshore push the beaches get warmer, will see in the numbers warm the beach to muchthe same in south bay 78 @ santa clara 78 at san jose 73 at hayward. 89 @ antioch then 89 at brentwood tomorrow. 84 at pleasanton. san francisco 66. oakland 72. 84 santa rosa. bodega bay 60. they go from the mid-80s to the '90s by thursday friday and saturday around the bay in the '70s and at the coast remains in the low to mid-60's. as autumn gets under way will be looking at temperatures for the bay area are summerlike. if you need item colors go to tahoe. >>> serena williams on the brink of losing the u.s. open and jim harbaugh foaming at the mouth 49ers in green ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> both the 49ers and packers at designs on the super bowl last year both lost to in your giants and apply of today the season begins at rambo field. jim harbaugh forming out the mouth over some of the calls made by the officials san francisco three to nothing. smith's new go to man randy moss. 10-0 san francisco it was 13-7 lead and a half david akers 463 roared field-goal it's the crossbar and bounces i

one got within 30 feet of the beach. been a series of shark sightings off cape cod in recent weeks. this great white was found washed ashore near the rhode island border on saturday. in portland, oregon, investigators spent today trying to determine what caused a vacant hotel to go up in flames. the fire spread quickly through the building along the columbia river. the owners were using it for storage. the fire caused more than $5 million in damage but no one was hurt. margaret thatcher made an impact on world politics and, would you believe, the world of fashion? we saw a proof of that in london today as seven suits worn by the former british prime minister sold at auction. one of them sold for more than $39,000-- more than ten times the expected price. the actor michael clarke duncan was hard to miss. his big size and booming voice earned him roles on the big screen including that of a gifted convict in "the green mile." he earned an oscar nomination for that role in 2000. sung can suffered a heart attack in july and d

that includes the beaches, but right now we're painting most of that to the southern beaches. it may be from delaware back up to jersey we're looking in pretty good shape here. in terms of monday 5:00 i think again some scattered showers out by the shore, so not a perfect labor day and certainly not for us either. we're talking about a lot of clouds and still some showers basically sunday and monday. tonight we're 75 degrees. so a lot milder than we've been the last several nights, a few clouds and some patchy fog and by the way, tonight is a beautiful blue moon out there, okay? we won't have another one like it again for several more years. so if you can take advantage of seeing that, it's real pretty. 91 degrees tomorrow, so a little cooler than today. we'll have more clouds and a chance for some showers and thunderstorms late in the afternoon, but i think they're going to be fairly spotty. i don't think everybody will get wet. for the next seven days this is your accuweather seven-day forecast and this looks, well, pretty unsettled, especially after told. we're going to be i

if you want to hit the beach, you'll get two phenomenal days to do so. t to get out the front door. mike's going to help. >> shut the front door once you leave. we're looking at a nice smooth drive. no major issues as far as speed goes. the yellow just touching 60 and not a major son. the sad news is the reports of a deer that has been killed in your right lane so slowing as you pass buena road. i'll warn you if chp gives the warning. we're look over towards construction here. this is 880 through oakland. the southbound side is the one that loses the lane so go figure. speeds only 60 in either direction so not a major, concern. you're heading west 24 through this area. a smooth drive here past the truck scales. the flashing lights at the truck scales. the freeway itself will be just fine to and from mission boulevard. >> looking good, thank you very much. >>> a san francisco bay environmental group releasing its list of the biggest trash hot spots. the environmental group save the bay says right here in the bay area those worst spots include damon slew in

actually cutting it open on the beach. it's believed to be a young male, weighing about 1600 pounds, but it had no immediate signs of drama. -- trauma. it's important to remember, while many fear the worst, dan, experts believe that shark attacks are still very rare on human. >> thank you. >>> we want to show you that new and embarrassing video. fans at a texans nfl game brawling. now the league is officially cracking down on rowdy fans. how are they doing it? anger management classes. and darren rovell joins us now. we go way back from another network. >> we do. i'm glad to be here. bianna, you go to a game to cheer on your team in person, to watch modern-day gladiators to hit and be hit. but be careful, you could be next. it starts with a verbal argument. then, it gets even uglier. fans throwing punches. then more join in. all this at a preseason game in houston two weeks ago. it's a scene that's become all too familiar to anyone watching a football game. out-of-control fans. going too far. >> there's definitely someone t