the beach also looks clean again, despite the recent order. the, this is the tomorrow project in by here, which is dedicated to the protection of sea turtle. the inquisitive paddlers spend their life and the big pools so that visitors can learn about them. denise, the mora is preparing to act as midwife. about 100 turtle eggs have been incubated here in the sun for about 50 days. and the eggs always all hatch at the same time. i love the little ones they're so cute faces we should realize how important it is to protect them. now it really pains me to know that they often end up moving plastic because of the last school, the little reptiles way in just 20 grams. each one of them is logged and then of course it to the c. normally the 1st al isn't the life of the turtle? are the most dangerous ones. there's some tiny is hatching. is the survival tactic? a lot of baby turtles run across the sand together. at least a few will managed to dodge predatory birds will fish. once they've got to the, to the head out into the open sea for 2 days, biologist

what we tend to find at the beach is the single used plastic items. these are straws and to use models, foam, plastic bags, all of these common items that sadly, if they are left on the beach, are one step away from entering the ocean. we are really again trying to encourage people to avoid those single use plastics, pick up their trash, get involved with the surfrider foundation to help us clean our beaches, because we want to keep that stuff out of our oceans. >> we talk about how people can get involved a little later on. have you actually worked with cities and counties to get more trash cans on the beaches? is that even an option? it seems like your organization does more than just clean up. >> that is true. we do advocacy too. i think last summer was a surprise to many people. they did not expect bsosy this summer, we are thing that san diego county, orange county, all the way up to san francisco, the counties and cities are much more prepared. they are doing a number of things, adding more trash cans to the beach, upping their patrol, in many c

we are here to look for injured or dead creatures on the beach. it was basic when we find something, we try to understand what has happened to the animal. that way we can find out what we should do to protect the patients are going to be as him as a bag. he and his team aim to save every animal that gets into trouble on their stretch of the coast. like this bird, they found the gannett on the beach several months ago. it was completely exhausted . the team of biologists and animal care workers gave it veterans and fish to restore strength. today is the birth big day. it's going to be set free again. it's a special occasion for the conservationists to the moment they have all been working towards ah, the time to take off and fly to freedom or maybe not. ah ah ah, ah, it looks as if this particular bird is unsure about leaving its human care is even a gentle prod. doesn't change that we're still want to floss always on birds get accustomed to captivity. but i'm not worried. we just have to be patient and wait until it feels safe and flies away. we wi

the supply, sitting in the beach, looks clean. now that only at 1st glance, back in the ugly oil from 2019 just won't go away. it's still sticking to the stone . it'll take a long time before that disappears. and this will remain here. every high tide, loosen the oil a bit and it ends up on the beach or on the see bit more about that. i spent in scientists are still trying to find out who caused the pollution what? hello. are you taking samples? my son? yes, we're analyzing the sand. it's still very oily. yes. in the small mangrove swamp, over there. and on the c bed, when we dickie. we have so much technology, but we still don't know who is responsible. leoni mendez is a c biologist from the federal university of rio grande. you do not see she's researching the impact of the all catastrophe on the coast. just so he put on the oil is still here exerting his influence, even in the places where it's no longer visible on someone device. over time, the particles get smaller and smaller and can be absorbed by the ecosystem. i, sam by pl

the beach also looks clean again despite the recent order. this is the tomato project in by here, which is dedicated to the protection of theater, to the inquisitive paddlers spend their life in the big pools so that visitors can learn about them. denise, the mora is preparing to act as midwife. about 100 turtle eggs have been incubated here in the sand for about 50 days. and the eggs always all hatch at the same time. the own. i love the little ones. they're so cute. we should realize how important it is to protect them. now it really pains me to know that they often end up needing plastic because of the last school little reptiles way in just 20 grams. each one of them is locked and then of course it to the c. normally the 1st l isn't the life of the turtle, are the most dangerous ones. they civil tammy is hatching. is a survival tactic. if a loss of baby to run across the sand together, at least a few will managed to dodge predatory birds of fish once they've got to the, to the head out into the open sea for 2 days. biologist, this deanna

and it's super full, especially the beaches are overrun by tory. what i'm wondering is, are there any quiet spots left? let's find out together on a tour around the island. ah. i'll show you the so called imperial spots healing stuff back. and van d a local will share with us the beauty of granada insane. and our bail takes us to mexico. ah, was a dom, has an impressive 12 kilometer boardwalk, it lead to path lots of greenery and beautiful building. probably not as the most direct connection between the popular resorts of but the healing stuff and i'll back and stretches out all the way to we know here in poland on this part, german part polish the island is famous for its peer beggars actually home to germany is old and it was built in $1882.00 after about a quarter of the way you'll come upon a restaurant in winter. this is a great place to hide from the cold baltic winds. but down the summer, it's a lot nice me from here it's a pleasant walk to the end of the year. during high season excursion. boat dock here several times a day. painting stuff b

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the w. i. i use me sunny skies, sandy, beaches and ocean wait. i'm on the 2nd biggest german island in the baltic is a hugely popular holiday destination. but why exactly? why? because you fall in love with incident would allow no good vibes, good weather, sunshine, water. what more could you want shown as i'm nice sandy, be nice people with it's funny island drive. it's true. both of them is one of the sunny is places in germany. but especially now in the summer too much done can be dangerous. here on the beach goers have found ingenious ways of keeping out of the sun. the results of color will be made up of umbrella and can use the more traditional option is the wicker chair invented on the baltic, the coast in $882.00. it's now an essential beach item around these parts. getting it on the fun is super easy. you grab a key at one of the many rental spots along the beach and find your chair. then you set it up and relax. wicker beach chair is tightly interwoven with beach culture at the baltic and north seat and rarely found outside of germany wa

over the beach are 12 b-26s. shortly after dawn, they are attacked by the three castro jets that survived saturday's airstrike. five of them are shot down. the brigades' communication ship and supply ship are sunk. within a few minutes, the men on the beach have lost their air cover and their supplies. now, castro can bring up his tanks without fear of air attacks. and he can bring up thousands of his milicianos. by afternoon, castro is pressing the brigade hard. how are they to survive? where are they to get help? some expected to come from the underground. there is no uprising, there is no sabotage, there is no help from the underground for the brigade. well, the next 48 hours, the men on the beach take a terrible pounding. they wait for help. none comes. they say they have been promised air support by their american advisers. washington says none was ever promised. only one thing is clear. the brigade is being driven into the sea. its only hope of survival is united states military intervention. on tuesday nigh

the beach also looks clean again despite the recent order. the. this is the tomato project in by here, which is dedicated to the protection of sea turtle. the inquisitive paddlers spend their lives in the big pools so that visitors can learn about them. denisia mora is preparing to act as midwife. about 100 turtle eggs have been incubated here in the sun for about 50 days. and the eggs always all hatch at the same time. the island i love the little ones. they're so cute. we should realize how important it is to protect them. now it really pains me to know that they often end up needing plastic because of the plastic the little reptiles way in to 20 grams. each one of them is low and then it's quarter to the sea. normally the 1st hours in the life of a turtle are the most dangerous ones. there are some tiniest hatching is the survival tactic. if a lot of baby turtles run across the sand together, at least a few will managed to dodge predatory birds of fish. once they've got to the booster, they head out into the open sea for 2 days. biologist, pian

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so we are flying a drone along the beach, the coastline here. ake aerial images, so top—down, birds—eye photographs which are then processed by our software to identify the trash with the most photos. essentially we are building up a treasure map of trash. the brilliant thing about this is not only does the software identify where it is and how many items there are, but also the type of trash it is, the different categories, so whether that is a food container, a drinks bottle, a toothbrush for example. and we can do this to 47 different categories of letter, to over 95% accuracy. and that information is really useful to inform local council to improve their litter strategy. it is bournemouth a special beach in any way? absolutely. we know this 14.5 miles of coastline is one of the most beautiful parts of the uk. but from a scientific perspective, or a little perspective, what is really interesting about this section of coastline is that it is erosional. that means the waves come up and removes the sand and anything that is left on the sand. anyt

nothing more fun than having john stamos with the beach boys. >> that's terrific. you remember the story, mike? >> oh, yeah. definitely. >> always fun. he puts so much energy and heart into everything as we try to do in our music and harmony is reached around the world. we've had fan lertsstters from china, russia. i met a real estate agent in new jersey who had -- in iran. it goes beyond borders and racial and ethnic groups and brings people together in harmony. >> their music is heart music. it bypasses the brain and goes straight to the heart. i'm reminded of the lyric in the national anthem that says our flag will still be there. our flag is there after 9/11, after war, after storms, after covid. the flag is still there and the beach boys are still here doing good vibrations, happiness, optimism and i'm happy to be with you. >> we're completely honored to be here and so happy to be on the show. >> well, we're happy to have you. mike, for people who don't know, but i'm sure they do, you are one of the founding members of the beach boys. not only that, our viewers

the beach stretches down over 42 kilometers in the hinterland. you'll find forrest meadows and lake. the island is separated from the mainland by the asked of us a lagoon formed by the river painted, flowing into the baltic sea. all the places i've seen so far were full of torn. now i want to discover more quiet part time off to the hinge and treating myself to a truly special experience. i'll discover the area on horseback on the door. there are many writing stable. i've show them this one and i've done in a group of locals had planned a tour and they've invited me to join the. ah, this is adriano, my best buddy for today, or at least, i hope so. before hitting the road, we need to curry the saddle them use and put their bits all those ready safety 1st law. 123, made it to do this. first we need to cross town. i've been in the saddle a couple of times already, so i was able to join the tour right away. but if you've never sat on a horse, you'll have to do a couple of practice rounds at the stables or let someone else take the rain. in any case,

the beach also came again despite the recent order. ah, this is the tomorrow project in by here, which is dedicated to the protection of sea turtle. the inquisitive paddlers spend their lives in the big pools so that visitors can learn about them. denise, the mora is preparing to act as midwife. about 100 turtle eggs have been incubated here in the sand for about 50 days. and the eggs always all hatch at the same time the i love the little ones, they're so cute. the case that we should realize how important it is to protect them. now it really pains me to know that they often end up eating plastic because of r o l, as in the last little reptiles way in just 20 grams. each one of them is logged and then it's quarter to the sea. normally the 1st ellis and the life of the turtle are the most dangerous ones. there's the mortality is hatching. is the survival tactic? the loss of baby turtles run across the sand together. at least a few will manage to dodge predatory bird. so fish. once they've got to the, to the head out into the open sea f

working at the bellmoor inn and spa at rajon ba beach, delaware, the last seven years, nothing comparesthe stress he sees this summer. >> we've seen unprecedented occupancy levels. the tourist industry in the past year has skyrocketed. >> what has it been like for you to meet that demand? >> it's now finding the staff to be able to make the beds, to make the drinks, to check people in and out, to make sure that we have enough people to take care of the occupancy levels we're experiencing. >> reporter: the luxury hotel where rooms can go for up to $1,000 a night has been packed. as general manager, benjamin normally oversees three different hotels in the area. but this year, with nowhere near a full staff, he's been forced to wear many hats. monitoring the front desk. checking in guests. checking out guests. stripping beds. vacuuming rooms. even driving the hotel shuttle to the beach. >> typically for this hotel, we have anywhere from 90 to 100 employees on a regular basis. >> and this summer? >> currently, right now, i have approximately 25 open positions. so we're looking at around 75

it's so simple you can order on a walk, at the beach, even over breakfast. with fast, free delivery there's more time for the good stuff. shop america's #1 pet pharmacy. visit chewy.com today. >> all right. let's talk about the weather because that's what everybody's doing give you a live picture interstate 6.80, wanna creek, which is actually pretty quiet during this commute time of the afternoon evening. dolores is here to let us know whether or not we broke any record so far today. eah, we actually tied one today and i think more will fall tomorrow as i think the peak of this heat wave going to come tomorrow afternoon as the temperatures going to sort out there right now. the sea breezes kicked back in and the temperatures dropping very comfortably along the coastline. but today you have tied a record, a little more that record a 106 degrees. i think by tomorrow afternoon, the forecast even hotter than that. so we'll see many records fall. i think for tomorrow still very impressive how the heat wave is working out right now. look at the triple digit heat

like this bird, they found the gannett on the beach several months ago. it was completely exhausted . the team of biologists and animal care workers gave it vitamins and fish to restore its strength. today is the birth big day. it's going to be set free again. it's a special occasion for the conservationists to the moment they have all been working towards. ah, time to take off and fly to freedom. or maybe news. ah, ah, ah! it looks as if this particular bird is unsure about leaving its human care is even a gentle prod, doesn't change that we're still going to foss. always. birds get accustomed to captivity, but i'm not worried. you know, we just have to be patient and wait until it feel safe and flies away. we will find the right moment to release it into the wiles. i hope the bird is fine. oh, it could leave. but it doesn't want to me, it seems the scan, it is not ready to turn down the hospitality of its care as just yet. the bed isn't the only foundling being looked after by the photography of the cross, the banker project, based in the brazilian state

but who just like any other person on the beach? never an issue while i was just driving from crinoline, i've been down there with over 30 years and no one's ever said to me or looked at me in the wrong way. or i see with my in laws when my sister in law and my brother in law to nowadays and commons and whatever else. and no one's ever said about what to me in any way, shape or form. ah, one of the things that was very clear about was nobody knew what was going to happen when they came to power, 9096. how the government specifically got rid of the strain in multicultural research program. and that, that had a really quite profound effect because nobody was talking to anybody that was going on. there was no, nobody was actually tracking what was happening and communities. and so there was a sort of unraveling of social knowledge about what was happening and struggling. i feel like something was drilling, but in hindsight, you could actually say now that all of those things that were coming into play were building up to the crescendo.

at the beach, 62 degrees. i will be back with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> looking live at highway 242, a stretch of the highway has been shut down for repaving. the hot weather is not helping. workers are pouring concrete over asphalt. the crews have to wait to pour the concrete until things cool down. >> and so the concrete would actually crack right along the reinforcing steel if we were to pour what concrete on hot reinforcing steel and really hot temperatures. it were cracked completely. >>> a couple of house fires are under investigation. both fires near the antioch school district offices. thankfully, there were no reports of injuries from those fires. >>> power outages around the bay area. each green circle indicates an outage affecting less than 50 customers. a slightly larger outage in san francisco is being reported. and kpix stop by concord to see how things look for our power grid and how people are beating the heat this weekend. >> reporter: it was quiet during the afternoon hour

not to mention the beautiful sight of the beach. it is something that is hard to enjoy when there are a lot of cars passing by. it is safer in general. i support the closure for people to walk on the highway. thank you very much. >> thank you. your minute begins now. >> hello. i am a lifelong resident of san francisco. i am fully opposed to the closure of the great highway and the private project. i want to point out that closure of the highway violates the ocean beach master plan, the san francisco golden gate park master plan. closure benefits a very small group of recreational users. opening it does far more to support the livelihood and economic recovery of the city. the only thing closure achieves is limiting access for everyone. i hear a lot of people in favor of talking about how nice it is and how great it is to have this promenade. we are ready have a promenade. this is a cultlike, every -- heavily funded special interest group. we need to stop catering to them. open the highway. >> thank you, caller. >> hello, your minute b

people are clearing off the beach. people were enjoying the day. now there's a little bit of rain and some dust blowing around. people are clearing off the beach. the storm now is about 180 miles south of us moving slowly up the west coast. there's hurricane warnings here. rain is the big concern here. they are expecting about four the six inches. we'll be on the eastern side of the storm. that's the worst side to be on. we'll get heavy winds here as well. the governor announced he has about 6,000 you utility personnn place. the hurricane hunters did get into the lurk itself. they measured the winds at 70. we're expecting them this evening at 60, 65 miles an hour. the worst of it anywhere from 8:00 p.m. on. i did return e run into a storm chaser. are you concerned with people you see enjoying the day and they don't seem real concerned about the storm? >> they are definitely leaving the beach now. >> you have your family -- you going to stay inside tonight even though you like to chase them? >> yeah. i got five little on

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don't like the beach. ose kid that are impossible to get back out of the water at the end of the day. >> over the last few years, i think we've had at least 40 of our students participate in the city surf project. >> surfing helped me with, like, how to swim. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing. >> swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the gear together, and then, i drive

but, like, i don't think men should be at the beach. i think men are gross. e beach. it's just like, as women get older, they become more elegant. as men get older, they look like they're decomposing. >> stephen: right. like, if you and i had our shirts off right now, like, before the show -- >> stephen: exactly, exactly, when we were wrestling, exactly. >> -- but like when you see a guy, like a 50-year-old man with his shirt off, which a lot of us have, they look like the first draft of a human, right? like a simpsons character. >> stephen: someone saw one once and said, i think they look like this. >> yeah. ( laughter ) when men get older, things stop working, do you know what i mean. >> stephen: i'm, like, an entire recessive gene, but, like, generally, for men, their, like, every month i got to grow hair on this guy's head, then the brain says i have to grow hair everywhere but the guy's head. >> stephen: what if he had super fuzzy nipples. >> right. men grow hair in weird parts of their body. that's nature's way of saying stop mating, you know, or i will

the heat. so hot in mice. beachnt city manager jorge garcia says the influx of visitors is welcome business for some restaurants and gift shops that have been affected by the pandemic. he says about 80% of their tourist typically come from the central valley and when the weather heats up there. that's when a wave of visitors heads to pismo beach to larry today. still to be like 108. and i'm like, oh, we've got to get away. the difference is so much cooler here. nice relief very relaxing between spring break in labor day is traditionally are high season. >> and partially that coincides with the so where the central has triple digit heat just becomes an escape. we traditionally see 60 to 70 degree weather here around. so it's part of the reason that people gravitate to the central coast >> and the city of pismo beach has been investing in the tourist experience since the pandemic as well. they've sign. lot of people taking pictures there. they also have a new hiking trail and a new restaurant right on the pier. and it

you've got some patchy fog of 50's and 60's right out toward the beaches. so really a change to get that seabreeze along the coastline. but that sea breeze getting cut off in spots all the way to 95 degrees right now in the bottle, 91 in santa rosa and 96 degrees in healdsburg. so pretty hot out there in spots. temperatures tomorrow in san francisco. but 78 degrees downtown, you're going to 60's in the sunset as you get along the coastline, it will be much cooler there. and even a couple of patches of fog along the beaches. but you get inside of a warm-up in a hurry 70's and 80's going to become an 88 degrees. redwood city, south lot of 90's and then even some triple digits for morgan hill. you get inland tomorrow. just baking hot sweltering even dangerous scene in spots. a 107 in walnut creek. 107 in concord and look at that vacaville, maybe a 113. that would be something but not surprising. they can watch those temperatures soar through the weekend. i think tomorrow going to be the peak of the heat that looks like we'll start to cool things down slightly o

the beach! let's go!wcliffe estate in scarborough. it's just a mile from the sea, but it's a side of town where the tourists don't go. levels of poverty here are high. it's among the 1% of most deprived areas in england. there's kids on here that i've talked to, and they've said that they'd never been to the beach before and they're, like, 14—year—olds or whatever and they've lived here all their lives. to see their faces light up, to see them running around on the beach, just having fun and not a care in the world, when some of these families, some of these children may have issues at home. so it's getting them out of that sort of rut and giving them something else to focus on. veronica is a single working mum. despite it being on her doorstep, bringing her six children to the beach can get expensive. we're trying to stay away from the things that... obviously, the children want ice creams, they want this, that and the other, and it's not a case of being tight — it's a case of it costs a lot. it's aimed

those clouds will burn all the way back to the beach by the time that we get to late morning and earlyrnoon. it will be another beautiful day tomorrow. temperature still below average. we still have a great run of weather going. the daytime highs tomorrow are almost identical to what we've been doing. fremont had 76 and we will keep the numbers in the mid-80s for our valleys of the east bay. it's more like the mid-60s. we start warm-up back into the low 80s and mid-90s for daytime highs. in the forecast, i've shown you the headline. we will be watching that very closely and updating you on the details of that turnaround in our weather over the next few days.>>> coming up, look at how we celebrated fourth of july post covid-19. >>> it's the first holiday since the state lifted the covid-19 restrictions. folks gathered for the parades. >> facing, they danced and waved the american flag. classic cars, military vehicles and even horses made their way down main street. >> it's good to be free again without the masks, at least outside. >> it's a pleasure to see the people. it's nice to be a

the beach! let's go!n the barrowcliffe estate in scarborough. it's just a mile from the sea, but it's a side of town where the tourists don't go. levels of poverty here are high. it's among the 1% of most deprived areas in england. there's kids on here that i've talked to, and they've said that they'd never been to the beach before and they're, like, 14—year—olds or whatever and they've lived here all their lives. to see their faces light up, to see them running around on the beach, just having fun and not a care in the world, when some of these families, some of these children may have issues at home. so it's getting them out of that sort of rut and giving them something else to focus on. veronica is a single working mum. despite it being on her doorstep, bringing her six children to the beach can get expensive. we're trying to stay away from the things that... obviously, the children want ice creams, they want this, that and the other, and it's not a case of being tight — it's a case of it costs a lot.

trey: everyone loves the beach. , you can no longer use words shark attack, shark br encounters, are sharks getting a bad wrap? professor chris low is shark lab director california state u.s. long beach, an expert on sharks and he is joining us now, welcome, chris, thank you. >> thank you for having me. trey: the movie, i think really negatively impacted public perception of sharks, you are an expert, not all mechanical sharks but real ones, give us the real side of well. they are like any other animal. they are out there swimming. eating, resting. just wasting time in some cases, trying to find a mate. the hollywood perception, if you see a shark it will bite you, that is not true. trey: do we know what causes -- i think you would know better than i, i think dogs and farm animals kill more people each year than sharks do. but sharks scare us more. do we know what causes them to bite or otherwise attack, if that is the right word? >> yes. the bottom line is we don't really know why sharks occasionally bite people, we

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the problem she. >> walked on something while on a beach in hawaii recently. president biden joined her at walter reed hospital in maryland. the accident happened last weekend. the first lady had been i was visiting hawaii at the time on our way home from cheering on the u.s. at the tokyo olympics and speaking of the olympics where the world's best athletes continue to compete for gold. here's a live picture at. >> should a crossing in tokyo it's a mid-afternoon on friday. they're in tokyo. the usa has continued to dominate on its lead from last night with the country with the most medals won so far. one of the biggest stories out of the games. american gymnast suni lee winning the gold medal in the women's gymnastics all around final after simone biles withdrew from the event. the 18 year-old becomes the first hmong american to win gold for team usa. it's also a huge win for the hmong community here in california, which is the largest of any state in the country. majority of them live in the fresno area were local hmong leaders there say lee's victory will ins

she loves the beach. she cannot use the beach. we can neat rn and it's been closed to o and parking and and good for those what was and those who drive cars are not evil or narcissistic or selfish. i am passionate about koeal environmental changes and volunteer at the marine center. however, we are not thought this through. we need to understand the complete impact, the mental impact, not only of the people who are enjoying the closed great highway, but those who are stuck for 45 minutes on the chain of lakes. these people are the runs who have gotten us through the pan emic and and we need to support those who want to work. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: hi, we can hear you. student student in the pie i won't recommend down and dust outdoor supervision and with prompts to public art and music project. and as a cyclist, i feel safer with the closed g.h. than the l.g.h. pre-covid. bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right highway between skating, c

she loves the beach. she cannot use the beach. we can neat rn and it's been closed to o and parking and and good for those what was and those who drive cars are not evil or narcissistic or selfish. i am passionate about koeal environmental changes and volunteer at the marine center. however, we are not thought this through. we need to understand the complete impact, the mental impact, not only of the people who are enjoying the closed great highway, but those who are stuck for 45 minutes on the chain of lakes. these people are the runs who have gotten us through the pan emic and and we need to support those who want to work. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: hi, we can hear you. student student in the pie i won't recommend down and dust outdoor supervision and with prompts to public art and music project. and as a cyclist, i feel safer with the closed g.h. than the l.g.h. pre-covid. bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right highway between skating, c

the beach! let's go! he sea, but it's a side of town where the tourists don't go. levels of poverty here are high. it's among the 1% of most deprived areas in england. there's kids on here that i've talked to, and they've said that they'd never been to the beach before and they're, like, 14—year—olds or whatever and they've lived here all their lives. to see their faces light up, to see them running around on the beach, just having fun and not a care in the world, when some of these families, some of these children may have issues at home. so it's getting them out of that sort of rut and giving them something else to focus on. veronica is a single working mum. despite it being on her doorstep, bringing her six children to the beach can get expensive. we're trying to stay away from the things that... obviously, the children want ice creams, they want this, that and the other, and it's not a case of being tight — it's a case of it costs a lot. it's aimed at tourists. it's like the first—ever time we've... he

people are happy to be here, to be on the beach, loads of i here, to be on the beach, loads of peoplelaxed and content, and i think that this isjust going to and content, and i think that this is just going to be another spanner in the works, and it's one step forward, five steps back. other chances forward, five steps back. other changes include _ forward, five steps back. other changes include good - forward, five steps back. other changes include good news - forward, five steps back. other changes include good news for| forward, five steps back. other changes include good news for those travelling to bulgaria and hong kong, which moved to green, and croatia and taiwan moved to the green watchlist. for those shifting amber, weighing up the extra frustration and expense against the lure of a holiday has become even more complicated. colletta smith, bbc news. the latest official figures on the virus show another 49 deaths recorded in the last 2a hours and 42,302 new infections across the uk. it means, on average, there were more than 35,000 new cases per day in the past week. there ar

ise there are no reports of anyone on the beach getting hurt. rick is arriving on the scene right now. we will stay on top of this and bring you any developments as we get them. >>> now to the ongoing search for that missing runner and the first possible lead in days. overnight a family heard screams for help. >> we have been on top of this story since it first broke. we are live at command center right now and what's going on there right now? >> search teams are currently in the hills looking for those cries for help that they heard overnight. the teams met here at the command post. this is the area they have been searchers up in the hills. >> we are entering day 5. obviously, we are concerned about lack of water, shelter. instigators and searchers. a possible overnight lead where a family member reported hearing screams for help around 1:00. the yells were apparently coming from a canyon in the area. >> we currently have a alameda county sheriff's department drone team is in route to deploy drones. >> volunteers mobilized, grabbing head lamps a

just on the beaches, the oldest surf shop in town. run by shingo nakamura.. shingo's father was one of the first to develop surfing here, learning from american sailors based injapan. there's a lot of sadness and frustration here, but also hope that the world will see that japan is not just about sumo orjudo, but that it has a very cool surfing scene, too. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. the forecast for the next few days is looking quite turbulent and at times very wet indeed, with some torrential, heavy, thundery downpours, albeit with some sunny spells in between. now, let's take a look at the recent satellite picture because you can see all of these areas of cloud just rotating around, circulating on top of the uk, and this pattern continues with low pressure firmly in charge. close to the centre of the low, particularly, we are going to see some really intense downpours and thunderstorms popping up during tuesday. so, some cloud and some showery rain from the word go across western and southern parts, a bit more sunshine further eas

was going to come in after the beach head. >> yeah. that was always part of the original plan, that -- again, had was -- the idea was never that these 1,400 meaner men were going to take over cuba. some people think that. that wasn't the plan. the plan was they would set up this beach head and call for help. and that's why i haven't mentioned this, but there was a fleet of american aircraft just over the horizon during the brigade. an aircraft carrier and seven destroyers there to help out when they were called upon. one of those ships had 3 # thousand rifles to give to any cubeens who would want to join in the invasion. there were tanks on those ships. there were trucks on those ships. they were set just waiting for the word go to bring this equipment in and help the brigade out. >> the decision thatk john f. kennedy made at the bay of pigs, do you think that resulted in his assassination or played a part that decision? >> i think probably lee harvey oswald's mind it is. there is a question of whether fidel castro ordered it. lyndon jo

the incident has prompted beaches to close to the public this week. >> our poor beaches.ve never seen the beach this dirty. i'm going to be honest. we rode our bikes yesterday, and there's a lot of garbage on the beach and now the sewage. it's sad. >> beaches will be reopened after water quality tests show the affected areas do not have an elevated level of bacteria. >>> and "usa today" says minnesota officials are urging people to stop tossing their pet goldfish into lakes. the city of burnsville said they found football-sized goldfish while doing water quality surveys at one of its lakes. experts say that goldfish tend to match their environments. that's why they could be small in a home aquarium and larger in natural waterways. they say the big goldfish can contribute to poor water quality by mucking up the bottom sediments and uprooting plants. >>> still ahead, a mac and cheese mash-up. your favorite comfort food is now a new ice cream flavor. or. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 g

and that is keeping the temperatures, of course, much cooler out toward the beaches. i think even though we'll see less fog we'll have enough of the sea breeze during this heat wave that will keep those temperatures cooler along the coastline. so overeat their 52nd pacifica right now. 59 in san francisco or maybe even 5 degrees in concord overnight tonight. going to see more patchy low clouds and fog again return to some coastal drizzle tomorrow morning. clouds then becoming mostly sunny and then high pressure really takes over builds in for the weekend. that's going to send those temperatures soaring away from the coast overnight tonight, though, it's going to be about that fog again, it's going to move into the bay and some of the valleys to the breakaway leave a mostly sunny skies except up toward the beaches. but even there may be a little more broken by tomorrow afternoon. i still in the mid 80's inland. you're going to see 60's 70's around the bay and plan on 50's 60's up toward the coastline next few days going to start heating up on thursday by friday. think we

that has forced more than 300 people to evacuate the miami beach building. inspectors say after a new inspection, the condo is deemed unsafe. people living there were given 30 minutes to pack up and get out yesterday. after the tragic collapse of the condo building in nearby surfside, florida, the miami-dade county mayor ordered an audit of buildings 40 years and older, search operations continue at the collapse site. florida's governor said the storm will not impact search and rescue efforts. the death toll stands at 22 people. 128 are still missing. >>> at 7:13 we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, first it was us, now it's the animals. how these vets enticed these animals to get vaccinated at the oakland zoo. >> he's not a fan of his vaccine but he has to get them. >>> san jose right now, it is cloudy. i have a look at your fourth of july forecast coming up in just a second. stay with us. >>> welcome back. just shy of 7:16 on your saturday morning, july 3rd. good morning to walnut creek. cloudy skies but a heavenly glow as the is trying t