another place you can go to warm up the beach sourness five of them along the west beaches sitting here you have a great view of the sea and you can jump in to cool off. the sun is usually open in early april and spring makes it's come back. to landmarks it's like houses there are five four of which are still in operation but you can only visit one the hannam lighthouse and the far south of the island and that's exactly where i have my next date. your river clock on the burnham lighthouse. i like to tell you a bit about the lighthouse and show you what it looks like inside do you understand the northern dialect. we are. told in little of l.a. that prefer to speak standard german. then let's do that how come this way into the lighthouse. there guided tours of the lighthouse several times a week. yeah it doesn't get higher no we're now in the holy of holies of the lighthouse where in the lantern room every light house has its own identical. kind of even how do they work no one's doing it manually girls are doing that well since the light house was converted to automat. operation it is run

pathway down to the beach. from the intersection of clippert cove boulevard and treasure island boulevard. with that, i'd like to ask jay wallace to come up and say a few words. for treasure island enterprises. [inaudible] >> also want to thank everybody who's here again today. [inaudible]. i also have with me today randy short who's been with us -- excuse me. it sounds a little loud. randy short who's the president of almar and who has been with us since day one, the manager of the marina, sitting in the back row. so i think bob answered most of the questions. i know i had some other comments about what is it, 30% or 13%. he kind of picked the middle ground. if you look at the entire cove, the maria is 30% if you take what bob came up with, it is 25%. even if you look at some of the sailing center depictions themselves. it's substantially less than 30%. so, i think hopefully that issue has been put to rest. as bob said, commence about what's the new slip, for the existing marina occupants, they will be offered

this dune and the beach has been bumped a -- pump aid shore. >> this is the bread and butter. this is the most important thing we do. >> the equipment will be gone and the beach will be noticeably higher and wider. in ocean city, brad bell, abc7 news. >> now must-see video of the ked officer from alabama. why would they do push-ups alongside the k9 partner? he is good at this. every time he pushes up, nitro does, too. >> i put it on facebook. funny. >> each time closer to the treat. jonathan: giving away the secret. it's all about the treats. you are great and i love you but that looks good. bill: whatever that is. for sure. i want to show you what is going on. a quiet night leaving to head out. the capital wheel there with the temperature of 60 degrees. last night we were at live and it's very cool. have you been down there? jonathan: not yet. michelle: i thought you were going to say "very cold." bill: it wassed inside there. it's 6 -- it was 9 inside there. it's 60 today. we are still at 60 and we have frederick at 65. 54 in leesburg. winchester is 52. cumberland is 50. the

you see that if i can see that the beaches have become very narrow over the winter and in those areas of narrowing the cliffs in june as are at risk that's why we have to add sanity. adding sand in zoos. means pumping a million cubic meters of sand on to the beaches from the sea floor using suction dredges the coastal protection office has added almost fifty million cubic meters of sand since one nine hundred seventy two but every winter with every storm a lot of the sand is lost again. it's a labor of city for us for him to their son and his colleagues in the field we need to add sand to the beaches up in the north as well as in the south of the island nearby on top overall we need to replace sand in ten different locations and fantastic. building up the beaches cost seven point two million euros this year paid for by the state the federal government and the e.u. the measure is controversial and not just because of the high costs the sand is removed from the north sea floor along with worms shells and crabs. this is a man i think of it's always in encroachment whatever we do. we have

i do stand-up paddling and i go to the beach and don't own a boat. that voice for the public needs to be heard and it's incumbent on the board to speak for that group. i'm here representing not just the yacht cub but i'm a business owner and tenant on the island. and wanting to grow with the development of the island and community itself as a whole, not just the boating community. i'm opening up a small restaurant called merci for breakfast lunch and dinner. i appreciate and respect the fact that both organizations and support both the sailing club as well as the marina development for multiple reasons. i believe myself as a lover of anything on the boat and sailing, that it's wonderful to have a school and program that supports the youth and gives them that passion. i also believe as a member of the treasure island yacht club, we represent more than the yacht club. since i've been a member and in the chair worked diligently to broaden our inclusion of the community. long-time resident of the island, they've been supportive and active in treasure isla

the island desert off germany's north sea coast sands even in short supply here to the long wide beach is a deceptive it will there's no sand mafia here it's the sea itself that's gobbling up the valuable grains. asked him a vicious and is a geophysicist he knows everybody and every cliff he's been mapping zoot for the state coastal protection office since one nine hundred ninety one. he can see how the sea is relentlessly hollowing out the narrow island without counter-measures zoot would have lost its distinctive shape long ago. you see the fish i can see that the beaches have become very narrow over the winter and in those areas of narrowing the cliffs and june's are at risk and that's why we have to add sanity. adding sand in zoot. means pumping a million cubic meters of sand on to the beaches from the sea floor using suction dredges the coastal protection office has added almost fifty million cubic meters of sand since one nine hundred seventy two but every winter with every storm a lot of the sand is lost again. it's a labor of city for us for him to their son and his colleagues

but on that dark foggy night, things went wrong right from the start. >> as i went down the beach, maybe 200 yards from the station, 300, i saw two men. i had been walking this beach for a couple of months and i had never seen anybody there. >> john cullen was only 21 years old when he was assigned to patrol the beach. a native new yorker, he had only been in the coast guard six months. >> i called out to them. i said what are you doing? so the one fella turned around and came toward me, came walking up. and that was dash. and he said we're fishermen and our boat ran aground. we intend to stay here until daybreak. daybreak? that's four or five hours. i says why don't you come up to the station and have some coffee, stay there. he says, no, thanks but we'll be all right here. he says if you have a mother and father? that's a strange thing to ask. he said yes -- i said yes, i do. he said would you like to see them again? i said yes, i would. in the meantime there was a fellow with a sea bag in back of me who had just come there and he spoke in german. so when he spoke in german, i said, uh

officialsbelieve this crocodile may have wandered from a nearby canal onto the beach. >>> a camel. yes, a caple decided it just wanted a sunday stroll yesterday in oregon. the deputies were responding to a report of a wandering camel when it just strolled on by their car. the officers then corralled the camel, and reunited him with his owner. >>> say hello to drumstick and wish bone. a pair of be part of a white house tradition for a presidential pardon. >> we don't want them on the table, freaking out with president trump. >> it really comes down to how beautiful they are, and their personality. absolutely. >> they are staying the night at a five star hotel near the white house before strutting themselves in front of the president. the public can visit the white house turkeys after their pardon at virginia tech's gobblers rest exhibit. they will live side by side with president obama's pardons last year, tater and tot. >> they're breathing a sigh of relief. >>> i'm almost done with my manifesto, how to deep fry a turkey. >> you're scaring me now. >> it's just the most moist turkey

if there are no stones on the beach anymore and that's why we have to go far out we need to get coral because the sea is flooding our house that. the home of tartar and his family of twelve is under threat ten years ago they started building a wall made of coral. that. were already have when the water comes all the way up to here and there's a strong wind that's when it's worst and the water bashes against our wall and sprays over our whole house we have to build a higher wall so the water doesn't flood our home. is a reality. that's you know that you know. and what do you that i work in the past our wall kept breaking because it was only this high now it's higher and more stable it protects us from the sea many walls collapse at high tide but we're lucky it was still standing or yeah you got to get . it at the back. in just thirty years tartars wall could cease to offer any protection from the sea. the island state to carry bass is one of the lowest lying countries on earth the narrow unprotected atolls in the south pacific are on average only two meters above sea level the nation co

wants to plant mangroves on the beaches i'm both during low tide i think. i have a well planned fifteen rows. but i only got. the one at that i haven't got to go you have to plant the mangroves the hands with the part. the city has been organizing a growing number of such volunteer planting events. ok these are the seeds from the mangroves and we think them up and then this other ones that we use to plant them and then they go again we think green case gets when we plant them the winds will come and maybe two will be flooded away at least one will stay and be and believe so that's why we take three all the time here the people of toronto have already planted more than fifty thousand mangroves on the beaches of the atoll. like. the young people here of grown up with climate change they're scared. to mumbai now you. know rising in the area imported here a higher back line effect while i look at it. and i just don't want to see my island get drowned out of the sea is in my village where i lived most of us on this earth by the sea. that the future prospects for

sixty thousand students meet here every year it's three pm on the largest beach of the island rowdy haseen drinking heavily ovett student discovers the joys of spring break for the first time we. were really killed that way because. it goes into. you know it's true. what's in store for them dance competitions and drinking again. american students forget the pressure of the upcoming exams in the mean time anything goes for good or for showing for a show there are agreed to give them a shot. from their families and what they used to these youngsters no longer know their limits to drugs and alcohol many of them finish their afternoon in a medical tent set up a few meters from the beach there or be hydrated there drop in this body later. accustomed to such default cheree the state of texas is not to mean with its resources that two hundred first aid workers are hired so that the party does not turn into a tragedy in charge of fire chief bernie the sad sad sad bring regular course like we have a disaster is controlled chaos. every day one hundred spring breakers are admitted to this field ho

wants to plant mangroves on the beach and ambo during low tide i don't. buy it they will plant fifteen rows. but. if the one of the i haven't got to go you have to plant the mangroves a hands with the part. of the city has been organizing a growing number of such volunteer planting events. ok these are the seeds from the mangroves and we pick them up and then this other wise that we use to plant them and then they go again we think green case gets when we planted them the west will come in maybe two will be flooded away at least one will stay and be and will leave so that's why we take three all the time. the people of toronto have already planted more than fifty thousand mangroves on the beaches of the out on the. young people here of grown up with climate change they're scared and. in the dining room right now you know. she will rise in this area. imported. back line effect while i live here. and i just don't want to see my island get drunk or have a c. is in my village where i live goes on like this but by this. the future prospects for kerry bass is yo

increased rip current risk this evening at the beach. talk about the rainy season, the change occurring in september, october, november. in september san jose 0.3-inch of rainfall, october 0.21-inch of rainfall. november ends in san jose with 1/2 a hoot of rainfall, 30 times more rain in november than october and ended up above average by 1 to 1 1/2 inches. 38 in santa rosa tonight, clear skies, concord 41, fremont 46, san francisco 49 degrees tonight, sunrise 7:05. there's a ridge of high pressure, but i have to make over here to show you because it's about 1,500 miles -- to sneak over here to show you because it's about 1,500 miles offshore. all we will see is cloud cover on saturday. aside from that it is sunshine and clear skies across the board for the next week. futurecast, 9:00 tomorrow morning sunny, sunny throughout the day. friday clouds build offshore but mainly sunny once again. the one cloudy day is saturday, but a couple days ago we were talking about rainfall. the rain stays several hundred miles to our north. we will, howe

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alison: "7 on your side" if you are heading to the beaches. e best bet to fill up is crown on cambridge. $2.30 for gallon of unleaded. bill: i live here, too. i travel, too. not this week. i'm not a doom and gloom forecaster. we never had a severe thunderstorm again that would be great. that would be awesome. alison: you'd be out of job. bill: let's not get out of control. throw one or two in there. but the awful weather that affects the property and people's lives. i don't like to bring that news. we like to protect people. i prefer to say here we are tuesday before thanksgiving and it's 61 outside. plenty of water. we are not in a drought situation or anything like that. south winds at 10 miles per hour. gorgeous shot from the national harbor. this m well north of the freezing mark. i expect it to be there again tomorrow morning. even warmer. there is the 40. we get up in the low 60's today. the normal is 56. while it felt nice relative to the month of november nowhere close to as warm as we have been. 79 degrees. the record high on this day

you can go to the beach. there's surfing. there's stand-up paddling. g out on the wharf. it's romantic. it's picturesque. you can walk from wherever you're staying and walk to the beach. and you can go and grab something to eat. and you can go and rent paddleboards or take a surf lesson. you can do anything, and it's all right here without ever having to get back in your car and go anywhere else. and you will be in heaven. there's plenty of lodging. there's hotels right in capitola village, again, walking distance to everything. there's the capitola venetian hotel, which is the one that i think everybody recognizes, with the pretty, little bungalows that are right on the beach. there's a variety of vacation rental properties, from places that are appropriate for just two people to a whole family. and then, there's the gorgeous inn at depot hill. ♪ it's turn of the century railroad depot that's been converted into a bed and breakfast inn. gorgeous rooms, all with a travel theme. what a romantic place to stay. >> oh, cute, the little one. [ gasps ] i know

we shall fight on the beaches. shall fight on the landing grounds. we shall fight in the field and in the streets. we shall fight in the hills. we shall never surrender. even if, which i do not for a moment believe, this island or large part of it was subjugated and starting and our empire beyond the seas armed and guarded by a the british fleet would carry on the struggle on till god's good time the new world with all its power and might step forth to the rescue and liberation of the old. after he finished that broadcast the prime minister, once he was assured the transmitter had been turned off, turned to his aid and said and when they reach the beach we shall ship them over their heads with beer bottles because i don't know what ever we have to fight with. [laughter] the french had given a weary shrug to the news of the process for the evacuation of the bes. their attitude was that [inaudible] which remarked that the moment the british general based scaffold in france the first thing he thought of was too quick route to the quickest channel but th

from orgies on the beach to monsters in the bedroom. music videos are a no nonsense affair and is key to the band's image as its music ever since the clip to its debut single do the least so good the band has created its very own brand of visuals. very few artists that i work with you know bring out the best out of me and out of everybody you know and to me. ever since the first time i work with some i always felt like you know it's special and it's different and it makes me. creatively do stuff that i usually wouldn't do. in the video for the two thousand one single song of the band played more slaving away in snow once goldmines twisted take on the original brothers grimm fairy tale thank. you swim barry's evil not the caring snow white from the fairy tale which read the story a bit yes. thank you. it was not the first or last time the band have courted controversy. thanks. it's a really nice story in itself with snow white in the wall. yes but up as in is up for trouble. two thousand force mind trial was based on a real case of canni

his landing craft was blown up and he literally had to swim to the beach to survive. also, on saipan, he also landed on tinian where he got shot up real badly, survived one year in naval hospital. we have thomas begay, also one of the code talkers who were on iwo jima, a tough battle, where three marine division landed on iwo; 5th marine division, he was part of the code talkers within the 5th marine division. also, as if marine corps was not enough, he enlisted to be united states army, and served in the korean war. survived that awful battle at chosin. my name is peter macdonald. i'm the president of the 13 surviving navajo code talkers. i went in, i'm 90 years old, i went in when i was 15 years old in 1944. i was with the 1st marine brigade on guam, and then went on to north china with 6th marine division to get those japanese in northern china to surrender. they didn't want to surrender, but it took 1st marine division, 6th marine division to get them to surrender eventually. we had a separate treaty ceremony in tsingtao, china, october 25th, 1945. navajo code talk

: even half hidden behind a shroud of fog and rain, the natural beauty of this beach shines through. he soaring cliffs, the classic northern california creeks spill beaches spilling out into the ocean. >> reporter: the purchase will make it easier for the public to reach the beach, a hidden gem largely inaccessible except for those willing to hike along the nearby creek or brave the sheer cliffs that surround it. >> anybody should be able to access the beach. anyone should have the right to have simple access to it. >> reporter: the remoteness of the area has become a problem in recent years as the beach became a site for illegal camping and late night parties which left it strewn with trash. >> i'm very supportive of that as long as it's controlled by the littering, the pass problems, the partying. >> reporter: the open space trust plans to build a public trail to the beach and increase patrols by the sheriff's office, but as secret as they were to discuss the purchase, they would not say who the owner was of this mysterious long abandoned home on the property. it was widely believed

right on que, we have the beach boys coming up. e going to dip in and out for you throughout the evening. thank you, doug. >>> crimes of opportunity caught on camera. targeting the presents you just bought online. and ways you can outsmart those crooks. >> plus a doctor working at an urgent care busted for writing fake prescriptions. what we are learning about the widespread case against him. >> an update on the consumer investigation you saw only on news4, a local mover accused of ripping off consumers has his day in court. but it's what he had to say to us after the hearing you've got to see. it's not your company? >> i don't know who that is, i don't know what that is. >> and stay with us. we continue to follow that breaking news. the earthquake felt on the east coast in our region, t. live covooer >>> back to our breaking news, we are hearing from a lot of you right now on twitter. we're getting reports of that east coast earthquake. you may have felt it. the u.s. geological survey reports it was centered northeast of dover, del

the area within this i corps is approximately 10,000 square miles with a beach line or coast lineup 167iles. the third marine amphibious force is responsible for all united states military operations in the i corps area. located here, in about the center of the i corps area, is our major operational base of da nang. you will recall, that it was at da nang, that the initial landings were made by the ninth marine expeditionary brigade. this is now our largest operational base. at about here, approximately 50 miles to the south of da nang, is the operational base at chu lai. the marines and the seabees, have built a small airfield for tactical support. our third operational base, is approximately 25 miles to the north of da nang. it is the base at la phube. now although the bulk of our marines are located in or around these three bases, i want to point out that the marines of the third amphibious force have been fighting from one end of the i corps area to the other tip. with so many new and different things for you to see, it is difficult to sort them out in any order. however, it is quit

beach. >>> right now at 11:00, new helicopter videos shows the moments after a shark attacked a diver off pebble beach. tonight we're learning two offduty deputies were at the right place and saved that diver's life. thanks from joining us i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm gavin thomas, in for raj mathai. that diver was doing some underwater spear fishing just off pebble beach when the attack happened. we have it live with how that happened. first how is the diver doing, anser? >> reporter: right now you can see the beach has been tagged with signs like this one, warning people about today's attack. the victim's identity has not been released. we know he's in stable condition following his surgery. now the investigation is on as to what may have lured the shark to shore. aerial footage shows the pool of blood just after the shark attacked two men. >> when i arrived there were two off duty deputies here. >> they were fishing near still water cove and pebble beach when they heard the nearby attack and rushed to help. the two victims were spear fishing when it happened. one man was unhurt, the othe

he has periodically been allowing access to the beach ever since the coastal commission in september threatened pretty big fines. his attorneys have asked the state supreme court to review this summer's appeals court order. >>> happening today the warriors draymond green is harvard bound for one day at least. the michigan state graduate will reportedly seek -- speak this afternoon at an event hosted by harvard's institute of politics. it sounds like green is actually popular there just as much as he is popular at the oracle. according to the chronicle that event had to be moved from a 150 seat classroom to a 500 person lecture hall due to high demand. the warriors play boston tonight. >>> 4:58. coming up next on "today in the bay" that microclimate weather alert that i mentioned, kari tracking the storm. >> if you are about to head out the door in san jose you are about to catch a little bit of break in the rain but it does not last hong. we will take a closer look at the radar and talk about the timeline when this rain moves out coming up next. >>> and there's that rain over in frem

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff her nary and we're tracking a danger at the beaches tomorrow plus details on our weekend rain chance and a brand-new change to the forecast. >>> and last call a little later. the new push to keep some bay area bars open until 4:00 a.m. y . >>> gone but still stirring debate, a holiday declaration put up by a group called the satanic temple of san jose on display in christmas in the park has been stole pent now investigators want to know if that theft is a hate crime. nbc bay area has more. >> reporter: the tree sits in the middle of christmas in the park, not far from the nativity scene. a group called the satanic temple of san jose decorate today with their own theme and many park visitors don't like it. >> it's not appropriate for christmas. >> i don't think it's appropriate for christmas at all. >> kind of scary looking for kids. i don't think it's kid appropriate. >> in fact, over the weekend someone vandalized the tree stealing the tree toer. here's a picture of the tree topper on the facebook page of the satanic temple of san jose. >> is it app

. >> reporter: including areas of hayes valley, the inner richmond, the inner sunset, the marina, north beach, and south of market. the loading zones would replace what is now street parking. in exchange, the city would get more data from uber and lyft on the driver's trips. >> i'm asking them to use their data, share it with us, so that we could figure out where are good drop off points for their customers, and for ours as well. but safe ones. >> reporter: in order to actually enforce these new loading zones, the ridesharing companies may have to make changes to their apps. specifically steering drivers, and passengers toward the designated zones. there's no set start date for the program, but lyft confirms it is working with the city, focused on improving street safety for cyclists, and pedestrians, reducing congestion, and improving convenience for drivers and passengers. in the meantime, brent says he'll continue circling the block until he finds a safe spot. >> sometimes the people are requesting a ride, can get a little upset, and they'll cancel on you, even. >> reporter: in san francis

the beaches are not that cold. it's 70 in venter in and ocean city and summers point. 67 in cape may. 72 in stone harbor. at the ocean stays warmer than normal, that's going to have an impact on any kind of winter storms that e we have. the wind generally coming out of the south. that's bringing the warm er air. the showers in pennsylvania have dried out. the michigan stuff is headed up into canada. so we don't have any kind of threat there. watch these. temperatures as we go through the night. it just doesn't cool off. the average high this time of year is 61. we're close to that. even as we start the day tomorrow. and so as we bo into the afternoon, it should easily get into the 70s across much of the area. maybe a little bit shy at the jersey shore with the sea breeze. and some clouds late in the day and just a chance of a shower as this front comes through. not much moisture with that front. then the drier air comes in. cooler air into saturday morning. so saturday morning it's going to be on the chilly side. an

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a lot of blood in the boat. >> reporter: the area is still water cove beach near the popular pebble beach. it's known for scuba diving. the victim was spearhead fishing at the time of the bite. the sheriff believes they spotted the great white not far from the attack. despite the dramatic scene and injury, officials say he will survive. >> we got him to the emergency room, so they think he'll be all right. >> reporter: and as of late tonight officials hadn't released the victim's identity. kpix 5. >>> this small plane made an emergency landing this evening in concord. you can see the emergency vehicles on the scene. at the time pilot had radioed in some sort of trouble, and airport emergency crews were standing by for the landing. no word on what weekend wrong or if anyone was hurt. the airport was closed for awhile while they got the plane off the runway. >>> and there's a man hunt for a man who shot people at a mosque. andrea borba has the latest. >> islamic militants have been operating in northern sinai for several years, but this is the first time worshipers inside a mosque were targ

but we want you to be alert in case you are planning a trip to the beaches. waves are kicking up anywhere between 7 to 8 feet. but it's getting higher than that. the main reason why we have strong storms in the pacific. they're not producing any rainfall for us but it's stirring up the seas 25 to 30 foot seas out here with the storms. as we look koser you can see the computer is predicting wave heights in this orange color which correlates the key of 15 to 20 foot swells possible. so, please, remember if you're headed out to the beaches tomorrow that's the day with the high surf you got to stay out of the water. don't turnio your back to the water because there are sneaker waves and rip current possible. large as well as occur every 18 seconds. chances the track of rain and details later. >> thank you, jeff. >>> it has been a week since closing arguments wrapped up in the kate steinle murder trial and still no verdict. what does that mean for the prospect of a conviction or an acquittal in this very high-profile emotions case. sam brock has been in court every