the ocean beach master plan involves these possible moves. rerouting the great highway behind the san francisco zoo. reducing the width of the sand dunes, restoring the dunes at the middle part of the beach. they predict the sea level will rise 66 inches by 2100. last november crews began moving sand from the north to the south side of the beach. people who live and surf here have seen the beach disappear over the past half century right before their eyes! >> this went out another 20, 30 feet. it was a gradual slope. there's a beach out here all the way along here. we used to hang out on here. >> reporter: you can see where there was once a cliff now they are trying to keep erosion from getting too close to a treatment plant and piping. the public hearing is going on up in santa rosa, which is too bad for the people who live around here and want to weigh in. but that's happening at 9 a.m. at the sonoma county public administration building. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> in the wake of the deadly wine country wildfires, recov

the beach. banishing visits as often as tourism has taken a toll on the beauty spot. ukraine is justifying it staged assassination of a journalist saying the operation planned by the security forces had saved his life here's what happened on tuesday a prominent anti kremlin journalist. was reported to have been shot dead in the you created capital kiev authorities that they moscow but bob turned up alive a day later a shock that provided was wide relief but also anger now your korean faces many questions over the elaborate set up. that from the dead. twenty four hours after he was reportedly gunned down journalist arkady chang enters a press conference held by the ukrainian intelligence service alive and well his apparent death an elaborate ruse to expose an alleged kremlin plot to kill him even his wife was in the dark i want to apologize to my wife for the hell she has gone through over the past two days let's go forgive me please but there was no other option to. release and incredulity at the

and the pristine beaches of mine in thailand were made famous by the hollywood movie the beach now tired of parties banning visitors often masters of takes on the beauty spot. we start with some breaking news from the world of sports riyadh madrid cote citizens of don has announced he's stepping down the announcement has taken a footballer by complete surprise this comes just days after. their third. champions league title the frenchman who was the first coach to achieve that feat but only finished third in the spanish league. he told a press conference that it was his own decision and club president florentine of perez has said it came as a complete surprise to him. three one laughed fastidious chap in. the montessori litany of drawing mock. sports desk welcome are a complete bombshell in the world of football i was surprised as i have yes it's come out of the blue i mean if they'd lost that game on saturday there was a risk he would have been sacked because they only finished third in the in the spanish league fantino perez is well known for being a real tough taskmaster but he wanted

usually it's all about reach the beach. this year our focus is distracted by aest and where the capitals go next. in las vegas, the word is, distracting. the reality of what t capitals accomplished only reminds them of what still needs to be done.' >> is definitely a dream coming tr but we're not there yet. weot a long way to go here. we're playing a really good team. we've been waiting a long time for this, though. now we're in the finals and we're going to do everying we can to do something speci for us, for the team, for the state ofwashington. >> and if the capitals want to raise lord stley's cup, they'll need ovie, who is doing everytng for the capitals, making his own chances and creating for others. he's setting the tone with big hits. his team is happy toollow the leader. >> he's taking it uponms hielf. he led our team in the right direction. every shift he's doing something. that'shrnfectious tough our whole lineup. you can't defend the guy when you're hidden there for shooting, whatever.u look every game, he cld ha

kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from the beach where erosion is a major concern. >> reporter: the california coastal commission has several proposals now for ocean beach. the ocean beach master plan includes these possible moves. rerouting the great highway which runs parallel to the beach, behind the san francisco zoo. or reducing the width of the roadway and restoring the sand dunes along the middle section of the beach. the sea level is predicted to rise up to 66 inches by th year 2100. last year they began moving sand from the north to the south side of the beach. >> the short-term solution is to move sand from one end to the other end of the beach. >> reporter: you can see where there was once a cliff. now they are trying to keep erosion from getting too close to a treatment plant and piping there. this public hearing is happening at 9 a.m. this morning. unfortunately for people who live around ocean beach, it's up in santa rosa at the sonoma county administration building. again that's at 9 a.m. live at ocean beach, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> an ethics complaint has been file

the beach. they are forming a whale image on the sand and it looks pretty good. a few minutes ago it was not complete. >> how do they do that. >> he's coming out of the water. let's do our wave good bye. >> that's all the time we have. >> have a good day, everyone. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. ♪ >> wyatt: i'm out of here. >> bill: not until you listen. >> wyatt: i did plenty of that! i listened to you when you told me that you and steffy were still involved! i believed your whole fake setup you had in this office. i believed it so much, i did exactly what you wanted me to do -- to go to liam and tell him and shatter his life with another lie, and for what? like, you and steffy aren't even together. she wants nothing to do with you. >> bill: don't be so sure. >> wyatt: oh, i know what you want to tell yourself,

the shore. is happened at linda mar beach yesterday. they discovered them scattered all over the sand, the beach -- most of them have dried out and beachgoers say they have seen more jellyfish in the water recently. >> it is strange and a little bit scary. but i can -- touched a bunch of them and they didn't bother me. >> this is the first time they have watched up in the bay area, they washed up onto san francisco's ocean beach in 2010 and 2004. >> watch where you are stepping if you are on the beach. a good day to go. >> it didn't sound like they were hurting people. >>> we want to show you a live look at pacifica, this is showing plenty of people in the water. people can't get enough of that. if you are lucky enough to go today, that is where you will feel the cooler air, westwind picking up. it doesn't look like there are that many surfers but people dipping their feet in the water to try to cool down. the inland areas will feel warm today, this is our tower camera showing west conditions, earlier this morning we got more of the low

people crowding all along the beautiful beaches that are so fragile. here we go with this little hybrid system. subtropical storm alberto. the bulk of that moisture. the western edge, that's where we are picking up that dry air kind of eroding that western edge. water temperatures will continue to the development of the system. if you're expecting it will make it to hurricane strength it's not going to p happen. water temperatures are about 30 degrees plus or about 86 degrees fahrenheit. it sounds like good water to jump into. it looks like they will see a very strong rip current here and the rainfall is going to be the big problem with this. >> all right. i guess we have to get ready far little rain. >> okay. >>> with the gulf coast preparing for alberto it could be shut down. it doesn't go well for u.s. drivers who have seen a big jurp in gas prices. we have more now on this crude awakening. >> well, this is already shaping up to be one of the most expensive summer travel season for the 36 million people who are hitting the road according to aaa. a re

the pristine beaches in thailand were made famous by the hollywood beach now tied a ton of visits to mass tourism has taken a toll on the beauty spot. we start with some drinking news from the want of sport madrid goat village in saddam has announced he is stepping down. just taken the world of football by surprise this comes as days after that in the lead reality deferred convective champions league title the french one that was the first goal to achieve that feat. only finished in the spanish me he told a press conference that it was his own decision and the club president frontino said it as a complete surprise for him. three one. champions league final. for montessori let me draw in mock. sports death welcome are a complete bombshell in the world of football i was surprised yes it's come out of the blue i mean if they'd lost that game on saturday there was a risk he would have been sacked because they only finished in the spanish league is well known for being a real tough taskmaster but he won it amazing achievement and it will fall well you can just go on from here but he's obvi

to complain to clean up the beaches and. some plants have an interview some of the regions can spread like wildfire and then you have a globalization that's transported these invasive plants around the world some of them thrive in the an environment and sometimes they wreak havoc with very negative consequences such as. or what discussed or the local flora in cape town south africa with its unique biodiversity alien grounds are invading the area in and around the city the governmental easy to work for water have devise an idea to make use of some of these invasive plants for the good of the citizens as corsi . they look beautiful. obvious trees are major problem for south africa. and that's why they have to be felt. for my look like wanton destruction is in fact helping indigenous flora. alien invasion trees like eucalyptus from australia wreck havoc on the eco system explains evil masters they have no natural enemies here so they grow rapidly very quickly and what especially if eucalyptus is that you see behind me as well. t

warnings posted along the beaches. this, as heavy rain pounds the northeast. >>> also breaking tonight, former president george h.w. bush hospitalized near his summer home in maine. the latest health scare coming just 24 hours after making a surprise appearance with veterans. >>> dangerous getaway. the driver accused of trying to run down officers during a traffic stop, smashing through vehicles attempting to escape. >>> "perjury trap"? the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani accusing the special counsel of trying to bait his client. >>> amusement park inferno.

some of the locals stayed with the project like i said one jenji one of the four regular beach cleaners has walked with. since last year we still hear what has become easier since kenya plastic bags but this alone doesn't solve the problem now we're almost an inch of july again and i can probably say we found another ten tons of rubbish so that probably means we have ten tonnes of rubbish and you really coming to the beach fishing now forbes kenya will test the next step and bun plastic bottles as well distilled the biggest polluter on the cost. let's head about. keeping chickens easy. the breed typically raised up to bill to do. struggling with. temperatures sometimes hope to help this but developing a more resilient type of. in ethiopia chickens are an important source of income for many especially in rural areas. fish some governor lives on the outskirts of the capital addis ababa and he and his wife make a living great in chickens not an easy business because there isn't much access to good fortune or a care especially in remote areas. ya never got in the past our chickens often suc

this is lover's point beach in mission grove and all of the surrounding beaches are open but the advisory will be lifted once they see the bacteria level have dropped. >>> people hitting the roads, kicking off the summer travel season. but it could be a challenge for many families to try to keep the peace in the car. >> so some tips this morning. make sure to have some classic car games ready. i-spy is one. and these days screens are a nice back-up plan. up load movies. and experts make sure you make time for fun stops and stretching and snacks. my kids would run me up and down the sidewalk to exhaust me. and tweet us at scott mcgrew and find laura on twit at laura garcia nbc. in the meantime, are you too hot or cold at work? workplace temperature a hot topic at the water cooler. according to a new career builder survey, 46% of workers say the office is either too hot or too cold uncomfortable temperatures may have have an effect on the productivity and they say sitting in the office with the temperature wrong impacted their work and temperature issues could lead to fight and 18% have got

patched they for memorial day, but, because of the conditions, they were empty. >> to not be on the beachtoday, if you're in the panhandle, just do not be out there, be very, very, very careful out there. >> alberto is expected to be downgraded to a subtropical depression tonight or early tomorrow. >>> one man is missing this evening in maryland following a crazy situation. it is the second time in two years devastating flash floods like this have been unleashed on the city of alcott. helicopters and drones toward the damage saying you can see all the dirt and debris left behind. so far, two people were killed in the floods, the cleanup could cost hundreds of millions of dollars. maryland's governor has already declared a state of emergency. >>> developing in hawaii, llama from the kilauea volcano continues to flow across the big island you see fire creeping through cracks in the payment there. it is now moving closer to the geothermal plant, but amazingly, there is a lava wall that is blocking molten rock from flowing into the plans. hawaii national guard soldiers are teaming up with act

and people are already heading to the beach. ve report after the break. t.j.maxx asks, what makes your mom unique? she's pretty and nice like me. she is special. he knows me better than my husband some days. my mom likes pink. mommy loves roses. it's a surprise. you picked this out by yourself? it's a purse. i know you love purses! i do! celebrate the unique mom in your life, with values everyone will love. happy mother's day! i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein here is a live here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)offshore winds will diminish over the san francisco bay area today with onshore flow returning along the central coast. a cool

this is on what the sea has decided to throw back on the beach there's so much more out there. so much more out. there is the word. this really works. like this a long history of war and if you're a true story it's. because i'm taking the. plastic. pollution and this if it leaves very personally i think you either enter in denial completely are trying to do something about it and initiate behavior change so i'm not a tree hugger i'm not a hardcore i still consume i still i'm a citizen and i'm trying to be conscious about it but it's the beginning musically of my reflection and this is my participation to it. informing and using my major parties of image. i was approved and talk about it. that's the best thing about this project is that our viewers how we are part of the problem. reveals our consumerism. our forests throwing mentality if you don't know if we just keep producing and the worst accumulates everywhere and rid of move if you want to get the global trash problem under control or we have to get out of this single use trial or live one day i'm either. using things one sa

for a time — it was one of the world's most famous beaches. housands of tourists who flock to maya bay are now threatening the coral and marine life around it. steve holden from the bbc‘s newsbeat reports. in the film, leonardo dicaprio's character richard, stumbles across paradise. in reality, it's now become an extremely busy paradise. thousands of tourists descend here on maya bay on koh phi phi every day are getting that photo to make it look like you are the only one here, well that's tricky. we came here, we didn't think it would be this busy, but it still really good, isn't it? yeah, really good. have you managed to take a photo where you're the only ones in it? no, literally that's what we're trying to do now near the long—tailed boats, it's so difficult. literally. you can see, it's so busy. most tourists only stay for couple of hours before leaving on one of the many boats that dock here. but environmentalists say that is damaging what's under the water. a decision was made earlier this year to shut maya bay from the beginning ofjune.

. >> headed to the beach for the holiday? the traffic restriction not coming back this summer. >>> and new help that may leave neighbors frustrated. "today in the bay" continues now. >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. and to the traffic. mike, you have several problems on the roadways. >> taking a look with our camera over it, this is the ground and this is eastbound 80 off the east shore freeway. let me show you the map, where the dirt is because of the activity going on there. right here, this is eastbound 80. what is going on, ethan was showing us as they loaded this box on the back of a box truck or the back of a big rig trailer, that got loaded on to a flatbed and cleared from lanes but still one lane open toward the carquinez bridge. that is a major crash with a major back-up forming out of rodeo and a secondary crash on the back-up and bob will tell about that but i did seconds ago learn the other crash at north 880 and hegen

highs tomorrow will be cool at the beaches and in the 50s with fog, 60s and partly cloudy around the bay, and some 70s inland. it will cool on sunday with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds in the afternoon. there is a slight chance of some isolated showers on monday. warmer weather should return on tuesday and continue into the memorial day weekend. (grant) (grant) coming up... an education initiative could increase sales tax in the east bay. we'll hear from people who are for-- and against-- measure "a" in alameda county. (vicki) plus.. a series of gold chain robberies in the east bay-- and now police are searching for a man who they say is targeting women. (grant) and after the break-- oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to president trump. why she says she's áfighting áfor justice-- not obstructing it. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring d

you know this, and that access to the beach is very important. i'm also an international race -- being able to adapt to the new marina plan is not -- the access up into the cove where the slips are proposed to be is the windward area where we train and do our racing, practicing for racing as well as the four or five events for the year that are major events for that racing. sailing up into that cove is very important, and course configuration really cannot be adjusted to accommodate this. the marina's a huge impact on the treasure island sailing center programs, and i strongly urge you to support the resolution for clipper cove planning, 180331. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. my name is ramel barrientos. i taught at t.i.s., 2013 and '14 as a full-time instructor and also as the full-time race officer. besides the youth program, the adult program, there's also the visual impaired people that i've taught thiere, and to tak that area away from them would be a big loss. because i train them for the paralympics, and it's just a safe place to t

the beach lies on a small island in the and the monsey.he tourism has damaged the coral reefs and harmed see life. authorities say it is time to give the beach a brick. -- break. reporter: maya bay c can be a magigical placece, but just aftr sunrisee the first speedboat shatte t the calm. this man earns his living from tourists, and has mixed feelings about the closure, e even if its just for a few months. >> before the speed boats came, we had wonderful corals. the votes have damaged them. on the other hand, a lot of us live off of the visitors. reporter: some 20 beach wardens direct the traffic, otherwise it would be total chaos. boats from the mainland spit out hundreds of tourists. the beach is only 200 meters wide and the boats have toto tae turns. the smell of diesel is in the air. as manys 5000 peoeople come here every daday. >> we would die to have something like this around in india. you have to have a limit to everything coming in and out. you have to respect nature for what it has given us. reporter: the damage is mostst shockin

this is only what the sea has decided to throw back on the beach there's so much more out there. so much more out. there is the reason it's like. this really works. and i decided i don't see your. point if you actually started this. because i'm taking the. plastic. mind pollution and this if it very personally i think you either enter in denial and completely try to do something about it and initiate behavior change i'm not a tree hugger i'm not a hardcore i still consume i still i'm a citizen i'm being i'm trying to be conscious about it but it's the beginning musically of my reflection and this is my participation to it. informing and using my makes pretty use of image. was approved talk about the. best and the best thing about this project is that our viewers how we are part of the problem. reveals our consumerism. our thought was throwing mentality. we just keep producing and the worst accumulates everywhere and bit of move but if you want to get the global trash problem under control we have to get out of the single use trial one of the imo that. using things once said then t

the visitors. and. some twenty beach wardens to wreck the traffic here otherwise it would be total chaos birds from the mainland spit out hundreds of tourists the beach is only two hundred metres wide the boats have to take turns to more up the smell of diesel hangs in the air as many as five thousand people come here every day the idil is long gone. i mean india would die to have something like this around and you have to preserve it you have to have a limit to everything coming in and out. so you have to respect nature for how what it is and what. the damage is most shocking underwater dying coral reefs and plastic rubbish not just here in my ebay ecologists a seventy seven percent of thailand's reefs have been harmed can for months really bring about recovery you know to see a change in four months it takes years and years before population to recover and. has a reduction in people anyway. so there. is a lot of people. in the peak season in the national park great scene more than fifty thousand euros a day in entrance

this is the first named storm of the 20-18 atlantic hurricane season. alberto hit near laguna beach, florida with sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. alberto is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding to much of the southeast through the middle of the week. more than a foot of rain could fall in certain spots. and the storm has already claimed the lives of two people. an anchor and photo jounralist from w-y-f-f news in greenville, south carolina were killed today when a tree fell on their s-u-v. (catherine) chief metorologist lawrence karnow is here now to talk about alberto... lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into mild well into the evening and on cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few

you do not warm-up that much of the beach but it will be cooler tomorrow. fica 62. 94 livermore. 91 for antioch. canfield 74 to. oaklands down to 74, napa 84, santa rosa, 85. big changes wednesday and thursday. down the 60s and 70s in the. temperatures rebounds for the weekend, perhaps the most comfortable weather, which is not hot or cold in will be saturday and sunday with highs in the 70s and 80s. that is your forecast. >>> coming up, going high-tech at the pool. the bay area swim team that is getting results and making quite a splash. >> reporter: jonathan relies on this bus but it can be a painful ride. but that seems like an incredibly long time. >> reporter: we looked into complaints about east bay transit and found he is not alone. >> we have found this complaint us and to them about these issues. >> reporter: after our interview, jonathan got home in record time. expect original reporting from kpix5 news, expect more. internet. but not just any internet. it's "you've never gamed with speeds like this" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at

going to the beaches, mild. watch out for the strong sunshine. breezes if you're playing on the bay. if you're at the pool, maybe the lake, strong sunshine. burn factor very high today. let's take a look at san francisco. 7:00, 56. look at these low to mid 70s from noon to 4:00. 67 at 7:00. we'll spread from 69 in ingleside and marina at 67 to 74 in san francisco. a quick look at the south bay where temperatures will be in the 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. hi, alexis. >> good morning, mike. heading back to the tri-valley, we have a crash that sounds like it could be pretty serious. updated location. this is on the northbound side of 680 at the 580 merge. one lane of the connector is blocked. initial reports that a white van went off the roadway and ended up in a canal. sounds like at least eight people were in that vehicle and we do have some injuries. we're working on details right now. southbound 680 before you get to scott creek, a report of three vehicles hit some my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood

it is for the annual kids adopt a beach cleanup. e are shown that the students are inspired to protect the environment. >> reporter: if it is true that many hands make polite work, ocean beach should have been a breeze. but when you're talking about kids, there could be distractions. about 600 elementary school students and adult volunteers joined for this 25th annual beach cleanup. today's theme was making waves. organizer say getting messages to kids early can have a lasting affect. >> they are connected to this environment. if the beach is not clean it'll affect the animals around it and in the ocean. >> reporter: the kids fanned out looking for trash and logging everything they found. shards from a broken bottle counted as individual items. and you could not always trust what was being reported. you did not find a dead sea lion. anthony bonilla tried but did not find much. just one tiny piece from a wrapper. he seemed to understand. >> there's only like a few pieces of garbage. >> reporter: when it was time to go, the pile of tra

this is only what the sea has decided to throw back on the beach there's so much more out there. so much more. hydrogen or electric it's everything all the currently available technologies can help reduce c o two that's right it's right to it so you see the key is utilizing renewable fuels renewable gas or renewable electricity it's the energy source that the term and c o two emissions not the exhaust all schools c o two has the automotive industry under enormous pressure but also the steel industry that takes us to do sport to steel producer to some cook which also struggles with high c o two emissions we meet marcus or less and look up from the company's innovations division they're currently building a unit that will drastically cut back to do sport plants carbon dioxide emissions. and that had to you know carbon to can project. is a blow material to producing chemical products. steel production creates what are known as metallurgical gases they're captured in burn to produce electricity and heat a process which emits huge amounts of c o two. the system works in a similar way t

i'm going on the beach in the summer. thank you to you.h eve ryo ne enjoying the sunshine along with everyone else. if you are heading out the advice is to drink lots of water, where a hat and keep your sunscreen on. manchester united have thanked people for the outpouring of support for the club's former manager sir alex ferguson, who underwent emergency surgery on saturday for a brain haemorrhage. the club has given no further update on sir alex's condition beyond saying the procedure had gone well, but a period of intensive care was needed to optimise his recovery. messages of support from current and former players, as well as rival managers and fans, have been left all weekend for the 76—year—old. manchester united have thanked people for the outpouring of support the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has warned the united states that it would be a mistake to abandon the international nuclear deal with iran. president trump is due to announce his decision at the weekend. mrjohnson is in washington for meetings with white house official

so we reached an agreement that we would protect permanently the affordability of south beach marina 101 units in exchange for an inclusion credit and the credit was sized based upon the value of not converting the south beach marina apartments from affordable to market rate, which the owner was allowed to do. and then we put in the agreement that the use of the credits had to assume 33% affordabilitied requirement for the project where the credits would be placed, which is the highest inclusion percentage. we think this is a great deal. we're thrilled that this will enable the residents of the south beach marine apartments to stay in our city. and again, we thank the owners of south beach marina and we're really hoping for your approval of the project, because it's a great agreement for affordable housing. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. project sponsor? >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm here today representing the hanover company, we're the developers of 1140 harrison. >> president hillis: can you go to the computer? >> i'm here today with john ennis of the

then tyke himself feels happiest when he's on the beach. and he's also happy doing his job soon other dutch municipalities will install happiness counselors of their own. vandyke has advice for them. love story they are in violation to the locals don't sit around a traditional school wondering what to do go out onto the street talk to people and listen to what they need. to know that ever. listening to what others have to say a good solid piece of advice not just for promoting happiness. talking and making personal connections with people that sounds like good advice indeed that's all for today thank you for watching goodbye. the be. the bad. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. observed the stars browsing performances the boards the beach the books the legend for. the book the fifteenth. the but so few in the beautiful embrace the book king of the beast is facing extinction in africa and. the shrinking habitats for disease the big game hunting the beer scientists are in search of solutions to the brain to stop the. in six

. >>> the violent arrest on a beach. an officer seen punching a young woman. what does the video not show? the woman who shot it speaking out this morning. >>> also ahead, a real-life spider-man climbing a building and rescuing a toddler dangling from a balcony. >>> king james reigns. a historic night for lebron as he sends the cavaliers to the nba finals. >>> and good morning on this memorial day. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm eva pilgrim in for diane macedo. we begin with breaking news in that flooding emergency unfolding right now. >> yeah, heavy rain in that baltimore area is causing flash flooding, the worst in this historic city, ellicott city there where main street became a raging river. >> meanwhile, there is a subtropical storm bearing down on the florida panhandle. the gulf coast and southeast could see flooding of their own. abc's stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: across the country states are dealing with torrential rain. just outside baltimore, maryland, ellicott city engulfed by devastating flash floods. streets turning into rivers. >> peopl

have fun today. >> a lot of us went to the beach over the weekend. can you imagine this. is is gma's first look this morning. an investigation under weigh in light of this video showing a police officer punching a young woman at a new jersey beach. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," this video of two police officers at a beach on the jersey shore wrestling a woman on the ground. one punching her in the head, under investigation this morning. beachgoers yelling, a baby crying in the background. it happened saturday afternoon in wildwood, new jersey, shocking beachgoers. the video now with more than 2 million views on twitter. the woman at the center of it identified by police as 20-year-old emily wine man from philadelphia charging her with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and minor in possession of alcohol in addition to two counts of assault on a police officer by spitting. the police chief says while he finds this video to be alarming, he does not want to rush to any judgment. we'll have the latest coming up at 7:00 a.m. wit

i am told most surfers walk down to the beach when the gate is open. khosla has offered to keep the property open on the same terms as the previous owners, but the county refused. surf rider doesn't think the supreme court will actually ever hear khosla's case. >>> wildlife rescuers statewide are seeing an increase in pelicans in distress. thursday a pelican wandered up to a starbucks in the financial district. another one picked up by firefighters in berkeley and taken to a rescue. the peninsula humane society in burlingame takes in large birds. they say pelicans in southern california have been rushed to shelters recently suffering from malnourish. , hypothermia, and lies. >> we don't know if that's the situation in northern california yet. if so, these are isolated cases. >> the peninsula humane society says the pelican founded -- found at starbucks is doing better. >>> america has a new number one name for baby boys. the new report shows liam was the number one boy's name among babies born in 2017. the previous number one noah fell to second follow

authorities linked him to the two murders on the beach. he was charged with attempted murder in a separate bombing case that injured a woman also in 2004. >>> a lyft driver is behind bars. the last month the suspect picked up the woman in oakland and drove her to his home in fremont he assaulted her. the driver is expected in court later this week. >>> the city of oakland is ready to work with the a's and the building of their stadium. the city council state until midnight to approve a negotiating agreement. they can begin talks and studies on building a new stadium at the oakland coliseum site or it howard terminal. they will announce the new stadium location by the end of this year. >>> a lot near uc berkeley has been empty for decades. neighbors say it is filled with trash and rats. a developer has plans for a castle like building on the lot. here's how it could transform the neighborhood. >> reporter: if you looked at it, it's a wooden door. >> reporter: folks in the streets have taken notice. this empty lot which has been vacant for mo

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the visitors there, they are there for the long weekend, they want to be on the beach. coast guard has placed extra lifeguards on hand? since a lot of people are determined to be out there. >> not only do we have the municipal lifeguards with pensacola and escambia county out here patrolling the beach but the coast guard is also beefing up efforts. these guys work in some of the most treacherous conditions by boat and by helicopter. fishing people that become stranded out in the water, really heroic efforts. they are making those efforts available in the storm. all too many times they are needed. hopefully they will not be needed. >> thank you so much in pensacola florida. >> it is a small symbol of a major sacrifice. every year, the american legion cans or hundreds of thousands of handmade poppies in order of -- in honor of our veterans. this is one woman putting her hands to work for those that served. >> when the train starts coming, regular commuter begins her regular routine. >> on the train, on the plane. i am the poppy lady. anne has had this name as the populati

if you have got plans, you may even be able to head to the beach, dare i say it, because we're likelysettled and sunny for most of us. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. britain has backed what it calls a vitally important nuclear deal with iran, after claims tehran secretly tried to develop weapons. the israeli government says it has discovered files showing iran had a nuclear arms plan, in breach of the deal. the us has supported the accusations. good morning, it is tuesday1 may. also this morning: a court rules that one of the most senior figures in the roman catholic church, cardinal george pell, will stand trial on multiple charges of sexual abuse. calling time on low—cost alcohol in scotland. a minimum unit price comes into force today.

most tourists are heeding those warnings and staying on the beach. l we have spoken with say they have no plans to cut their vacation short. >> alberto don't seem too bad so far. i appreciate it. it's kind of cut down on the crowd. [laughter] >> how about you? any concerns for you? >> no concerns yet, no, still loving it. loving every minute. >> when the storm hits, what do you plan to do? >> what are we going to do? go inside i guess maybe? >> maybe eat, have a drink. >> now, the effects of the storm can be felt far from the center, not only in terms of dangerous tides but also in terms of rain. this rain coming down in the miami area. the winds in the storm not expected to reach hurricane force, but it has the potential to be a big rain event throughout the entire southeast, causing flash flooding in low-lying areas. you know, mike, back in my local news days, i covered another tropical storm called alberto that struck the florida panhandle, not far from where i'm standing in 1994. it was relatively uneventful as it came ashore, and then that storm

. >> the morning after a big storm is a day for some people to get up early head out to the beach. some here are clearly hooked on the sport. and kind enough to share the waves with the beginning from out of town. >> the crazy thing, everybody's out here surfing and we're pretty close to north korea about. >> just a short drive from the demilitarized zone. dotted with military bases. long stretches of the beach, fortified with razor wire. >> this area is heavily militariz militarized. it's also home to some of the best waves in south korea. sometimes you literally have to go through the fence. >> this is what surfing looks like near the dmz. the military and the surf community somehow co exist on the same shores. >> yeah, we're just. wow! >> a surf camp on the beach that until about two years ago was off limits to civilians. >> i'm here about 200 meters, 300 meters is a utility base. >> north korean trash regularly washes up on the beach here. >> trash, of course -- >> the current talks between pyongyang -- >> if the korean, north korean nations get better, i don't think we'll have