they helped organize the first page up -- beach cleanup in 1997. today, the nonprofit organizes weekly cleanups at nine pages - beaches . >> it is so disappointing and frustrating and confusing. coming to enjoy a beautiful day at the beach and then just leaving your trash. >> coalitions president for the last 15 years sees the impact . >> this speech was considered a dump. people brought their car parts and their household goods >> and today , they have collected more than 28,000 pounds of trash and recycling this year. that is from nearly 1300 cleanup events the nonprofit has organized or inspired. at a recent corporate day of giving, lynn shared with dozens of volunteers the joys of environmental stewardship. >> it's a consciousness that has always been there, but bein able to live it is really nice. >> volunteers discover what jim did the secret to keeping it clean. >> if they see it clean, they are more likely to keep it clean. >> it's really heartening to see a clean beach that we can come and enjoy. >> is also something really meditative about

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thank you very much, brenda bethune, the myrtle beach, south carolina mayor and as the mayor pointed out. it could have been a whole lot worse. ian hit myrtle beach at low tide. if it would have been high tide, it would have been an eight foot difference in surge. it did not come to pass. we are following developments across the country, including at the southern border of our country and the growing migrant surge right now that apparently doesn't stop for attention on storms in other states. let's get the latest from matt at eagle pass, texas with more on that, matt. >> hi, neil. that migrant surge did not stop this week. it was consistent all week long. so far today we've seen some migrant groups crossing into the united states, yesterday was a notable day and our crew saw hundreds, if not a thousand migrants across into the united states at the southern border and we have video, groups of men, women and children and as we see nearly every day, border patrol lines the migrants up and places them on bus and taken to a processing center perhaps to be released and then they travel all

we could see some spotty drizzle closer to the beaches. w will be breezier in inland areas will be cooler. today, near 90's and some of those worn spots. san jose, plenty of sunshine at 82. in san francisco, with the clouds and breezy conditions, 66 is your heart today. lots of comfortable 80's around santa rosa and breezy in half moon bay. we will see those clouds move and once again. most temperature in the low to mid 50's. we can see santa rosa drop and then look at the drizzle around the coast. air quality as we look like for you in the san jose area. it is expected to be moderate today except in the north bay. be cooler and clearer for everyone except at the beaches. here is the accuweather 7 a forecast. it is still going to be visible. you will still get a great view, it will be perfectly blue skies. our efforts in san francisco is around 70's so today, and 66 that is a little cooler. it will cool down in the evening as well. frances: it is sweater weather. stephanie: in sports, the warriors are investigating the incident between dray

it began here in pacifica. >> my wife and i were coming to the beach and we saw trash on the beach.lly, we just started picking it up. and once you start picking it up, it is hard to stop . >> reporter: jim and anna helped organize the first beach cleanup in 1997 and cofounded the pacific beach coalition. today, weekly cleanups from daly city to half moon bay and foster city. >> it is so disappointing and frustrating and confusing. we don't understand coming to enjoy a beautiful day at the beach and then just leaving your trash. >> reporter: the coalition's president for the past 15 years sees the impact. >> this speech was considered a dump and it was a dump. nothing monumental, today. >> reporter: the coalition of nearly 10,000 volunteers collected nearly 28,000 pounds of trash to recycle, this year. that is from nearly 1300 cleanup events the nonprofit has organized or inspired. and a day of giving, she shares with dozens of volunteers the joys of environmental stewardship . >> i think there is a consciousness that has always been there but being able to live here is really nice.

and we saw trash on the beach. and you can walk by the trash and say it is terrible but really, we just started picking it up. and once you start picking it up, it is hard to stop. >> reporter: jim and anna helped organize the first beach cleanup in 1997 and cofounded the pacific beach coalition. today, weekly cleanups from daly city to half moon bay and foster city. >> it is so disappointing and frustrating and confusing. we don't understand coming to enjoy a beautiful day at the beach and then just leaving your trash. >> reporter: the coalition's president for the past 15 years sees the impact. >> this beach was considered a dump and it was a dump. nothing monumental, today. >> reporter: the coalition of nearly 10,000 volunteers collected nearly 28,000 pounds of trash to recycle, this year. that is from nearly 1300 cleanup events the nonprofit has organized or inspired. and a day of giving, she shares with dozens of volunteers the joys of environmental stewardship. >> i think there is a consciousness that has alwa

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the driver survived the plunge on to the beach below. several drivers have died after falling off the same stretch of road. it is just south of the tom lantos tunnels. kpix looks at how this time rescuers were able to save a driver's life. >> you can see it is a foggy afternoon here making driving even more dangerous. in fact, this particular stretch of road has already proven deadly in the past, and today was another reminder about just how dangerous driving here can be. it was all hands on deck on friday morning when a driver plunged 200 feet off a cliff at devil's slide in san mateo county. firefighters rushed to the beach to cut the driver out of the car they initially planned on hoisting him up the cliff by rope. >> it was a low tide and we were able to land con air 2 which is a contract helicopter owned by contra costa county fire on the beach below the patient there. >> reporter: the rescue took an hour and a half. he survived, but others have not been so lucky. >> i can't believe it. we're half the time, you know, in tears. >> rep

fred gray remembers his training over and over, get off the beach, get off the beach. he is like, this guy is one of the most elite warriors in the whole troop. he has been trained for counter intelligence at cambridge at this point. recognized as a natural leader. he remembers, get off the beach, and he immediately takes control of the half of the commanding unit that survived. he goes off the beach, and he sees 25 germans there. immediately, he starts speaking german to them, and they are so shocked that there is this british guy speaking idiomatic german. he says they need to show them how to get them off the beach and get them through the minefield, and they do. these guys show with mom fred, he leads the rest of the unit off the beach, basically being in charge of the survival of the rest of the unit. they make their way to the french town, he leads the capture of the town, and then typical of monfort gant, typical of peter masters before, what ends up happening again is that they decide to themselves, we have to meet these not seize, we're going to do whatever it

over and over again i say get off the beach, get up the beach. this one was the warrior of the whole troop. he is recognized as a natural leader. he immediately takes control of the commando unit that survives. he goes up the beach and he sees 25 germans there and immediately he starts speaking german to them and they are so shocked that there's this british guy speaking german and he wants to show how to get them through the minefield and they do. he sees -- they see him as a friend and he leads them off the beach and responsible for the survival of the rest. he leads the capture of the camps and typical what ends up happening again they decide to themselves i'm going to do whatever it takes. he is taken to plan with a bicycle crew. these clunky 50-pound bikes on the beach and carnage is happening. he and icicle troopers are given the charge to go forth on their bicycles and take this bridge which of course we on the pegasus bridge is one of the most crucial post that they have no that the allies are coming. herewith a bicycle troops saying you

it's near the beach. sara donchey on how rescuers wee able to save a driver's life ths time. >> reporter: you can see, it's been a very foggy afternoon her, very foggy afternoon here, making driving even more dangerous. in fact, this particular stretch of road has already proven deadly in the pa. deadly in the past. today was another reminder of just how dangerous driving here can be. t was all hands on deck friday morning when a driver plunged 200 feet off a cliff at devil's side to san mateo county. fighters and paramedics rushed to the beach to the driver out of the car. initially planned on on hoisting him at the clip by a a row. >> it was low tide. contract helicopter by contra costa couny fire. >> reporter: the entire rescue took almost an hour and a half. he survived, but others have non so lucky. >> i can't believe it. half thee half the time, you know, just i. >> reporter: 22-year-old richars 22-year-old richard moss disappeared in 2017 after his car was believed to plunge over the cliff. his fat

a warning to many bay area to plan to head to the beach. why the national weather service. >> is raising concerns for sneaker waves today. and a halloween event in south korea deadly because of a crowd surge. what investigators know so far about how it started. plus, why one top bay area officials working to crack down on gun violence on the peninsula. we'll talk more about that when we come back from break. new dove body wash with microbiome nutrient serum transforms the driest skin in 1 shower. ♪ you pour your heart into everything you do, which is a lot. so take care of that heart with lipton. because sippin' on unsweetened lipton can help support a healthy heart. lipton. stop chuggin'. start sippin'. to the kron. 4 morning news and happening today, the national weather service warning people that dangerous waves could reach up to about 20 feet high with sneaker waves up and down the coast. kron four's. and then harry spoke to the national weather service about why the big waves are a big concern. >> the national weather service is warnin

this will all melt back to the beaches by the time we get to late morning. we will see nothing but sunshine today as we get into the early afternoon. and as far as daytime daytime highs go, it will be cooler. it will be mid to upper 70s for the inland parts of the bay. we will top out at 70 in the bay. it will be in the low to mid 60s at the beaches. see the full forecast in a few minutes. over to you. > >> two years after his death, the city of san francisco renamed street after and 84-year-old thai american that helped spark a movement across the community to rise up against against asian hate. kyrsten sinema's betty yu was there for the ceremony. >> reporter: with blessings from from buddhist monks, this way was officially unveiled. it connects terra vista avenue and farrell street in the neighborhood that this man called home. this street is the first in california to be named after a thai american. his daughter said that she was overcome with gratitude. >> we want to remind future generations to see this memory for my fa. he passed in futu ge against as

e of russia at the moment, namely moscow cska and lokomotiv is another big poster of beach soccer. another moscow derby the day before. it was also very hot here. e, spartak and cska, and now the army team lost in extra time, a to spartak moscow, but nevertheless , according to the tournament regulations, they went to the final, namely from their groups. first places play accordingly. cup, well, who finished second in their teams in their second place in their subgroups. uh, the games are played out for bronze and bronze just e won spartak moscow, having beaten in the match for third place with a score. uh, 4-5 belarusian team. well, now let's hear the champion of the beach soccer world and defender of moscow spartak anton shkarin, what did he tell us about the organization of this tournament? there are international tournaments in russia now, i don't know on mine. as if for tournaments, but this tournament, maybe some of the best in the world, and more athletes will spend more often. now the truth is sitting without air without international starts. and this is very important, but

yeah, can we go to the beach like do the newscast from the beach we technologically can do i vote in's go to the beach and we can do the forecast and the news and everything and the sports season opener for the warriors tonight at 7 o'clock as they take on the la lakers tip off is at 7:00, but at 6 o'clock if you're in thrive city 70 degrees, i mean just absolutely beautiful out there some high clouds definitely still mild 63 by 10 pm with a few wispy clouds now take a look at the temperatures across the rest of the region 70s and 80s right now. it is definitely a warmer day october we get the offshore winds and that is certainly helping to drive those temperatures up 90 degrees warmer in san francisco compared to 24 hours ago up 10 santa rosa 70 degrees warmer there in concord. six oakland eight degrees higher in san jose high pressure is what's bringing us the offshore flow and bringing us the warmth of this area of low pressure. will spending up some high clouds now we're watching this system here for the weekend looks interesting. i'll tell you that much. we'll talk about that in

the driver survived the plunge below on to the beach. drivers have died after falling off the same stretch of road. it is just south of the tom lantos tunnels. kpix looks at how this time rescuers were able to save a driver's life. >> well, you can see it is a foggy afternoon here making driving even more dangerous. this particular stretch of road has proven deadly in the past. today was another reminder about just how dangerous driving here can be. it was all hands on deck on friday morning when a driver plunged 200 feet off a cliff at devil's slide in san mateo county. firefighters and paramedics rushed to the beach to cut the driver out of the car and initially planned on hoisting him up the cliff by rope. >> it was a low tide and we were able to land con air 2 which is a contractor helicopter from contra costa county fire on the beach. >> reporter: the rescue took almost an hour and a half. he survived, but others had not been so lucky. >> you can't believe it. we're half the time just in tears. >> reporter: 22-year-old richard moss d

it's going to be breezy at the coast but not terribly windy. north bay at 84. stinson beach at 64 degrees. 73 in oakland. 78 in fremont. inland up to 92. sunday is a little bit cooler. most areas dropping out of the 90's. monday is similar. tuesday, low 80's inland. that's going to be below-average. nice weather for the airshow. accuweather 7 day will feature only 80's inland. 60's cosine. cooling through tuesday before we start to notice an uptick in those temperatures. warming back up again for the middle and latter part of the work week. should be nice weather. dan: - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows.

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when we think of the mild eaves, india, indian ocean, we think of christine sandy, beaches and clear blue waters. it is one of the most beautiful places in the world, but beyond the beach resorts, many residents face a different reality. tons of plastic washes up on its shores. mostly waste from other countries in the islands, leaders are tired of cleaning it up. the mountains of trash on this island and the maldives are unrelenting groups of fallen deals gather regularly to clear the beaches, but more and more plastic is carried in by the ocean now and the mirror for vermont le island has a plea for the world. were there all you live? losing all thought brooding above digs for logan, earth and birth was worth reason. that up agree and lifestyle. in 2020 a study found at the maldives have the world's highest level of micro plastics. most of the plastic on the nations, 1192 islands, comes from tourists as well as trash flowing from countries upstream like india. find her for now extensively testing the water quality nuclear and her brother. so the people that organ, that water and form

at the beaches, low 60's. we will see partial clearing for the air show this afternoon. it will still be a good show but not perfectly clear blue skies. stephanie: thank you. developing news this morning, berkeley police are investigating a shooting near the cal campus. it happened just after 1:30 this morning in the area of durant and telegraph avenue. uc berkeley police are asking everyone to avoid the area. >> this is the first time i have experienced something like this. a bullett went into one of the tires and i think i'm going to have to call roadside assistance or rotate it myself. stephanie: it is unclear if anyone was injured north officers have any suspects. we have calls to the police department for more details. we will bring you updates as soon as they come in. the third 04 vigils will be held tonight in merced to honor the family killed. and found that this week. >> i just want to send my condolences to the family. being a mother of heaven, who was murdered here as well,i know how they feel. stephanie: the brother of the kidnapping and murder suspect has be

so at the beaches in the 60s around the bagel c60s and 70s and inland areas in the mid 80s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast some drizzle possible this morning too and kind of holding steady throughout the rest of the week. all right last day of fleet week. yeah. oh actually the ship tour here right last day for the blue and air show. yes, so hopefully people can get out and enjoy it. but we thank you for joining us today on abc 7 mornings. i'm karina nova in for liz croates along with franciston lawson and for lisa origin abc news continues at have a great day. - we here at the kitchen experts take the health of our employees and our customers very seriously. with the threat of covid-19, it is imperative that we all take everyday precautions and stay informed with the most updated information. we have implemented safety measures as recommended by the cdc, alameda county, and each city we work in. we follow required construction guidelines and protocols. these protocols include, but are not limited to continuous health and safety training, company-provided personal

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the beach is battered by 2 opposing forces. the wind carries the sand away, blowing it inland, and storm surges washed the sand toward the sea. the beaches are becoming shallower by several millimeters each year. slowly leveling out with the sea level. soon idea what i did on pets when we have a storm of to storm with heavy rainfall as we did recently in december. and then we see major movements along the coast lines via big or small. aha. take us to potations that accelerates the ground movements. even further, yes. at 1st think kristen, professor on polano, milan, ohio. okay, so i'm sure it's a combination of the sea, wind and rains that are all taking a toll and the basque coast or something when you meet about not back solar. you also just as the beaches become shallower, the sea has an easier time working its way deeper and deeper into the cliffs. the sandy coastline is in danger of disappearing. protecting it against future storms would cost billions. good look at them frankly, is additional. so i think we'll have to come

we have a bit of a bottleneck of human activity because this is the road to fort myers beach, and the sheriff's department is not letting anybody on. if you haven't seen any pictures of fort myers beach this is why. there is a first and former law in florida that's supposed to give us access when there's a state of emergency, but you got to feel for the sheriff's deputies just trying to manage the crowds here now that are piling in. you've got journalists, of course. you've got first responders. you have residents who are just curious who are coming by, and that's creating this huge pile. but this is what i wanted to show you. this is across san carlos boulevard, and just get a load of this. just wanton, indiscriminate destruction. i think about how a family saves up their whole life to buy a boat or if you're a fisherman you dream of being a captain one day and how perilous that is even in a good year sometimes. but now what this will do to the maritime businesses around here, the insurance -- the marine insurance companies that will have to deal with the aftermath of this. and this

we do have sunset at 6 50 tonight, and by then we will have clear skies all the way back to the beachosa , otherwise pretty uniform and the low sixties from san francisco all the way to san jose. in fact, let's go ahead and begin with the north bay numbers again. 47 degrees in upper lake. otherwise, 45. middletown 60 american canyon east bay numbers are stacking up in the high fifties in the low sixties. good morning to all of you and castro valley, sporting 60 with a wind under five mph. we currently have 61 degrees in cupertino and in san jose back in through the rose garden district. you're seeing two different temperatures there. that's because ones at the airport and the other ones. we have a station on top of the fairmont or the old fairmont building there. so meanwhile, temperatures santa cruz at 61 degrees. there you have the wind speeds up to 14 and fairfield, otherwise, generally under 10 mph winds will pick up to 20 mph today as a clouds back off pill away f, pushing back on sure, but not u. a good 45 50 miles to the north and to the east and then tomorrow for your monday n

. >>> coming up, not your typica day at the beach. why san francisco politicians were rallying out of the sand. >>> more restrictions coming to homeowners in san mateo county. they could help keep your home green. >>> warm temperatures across th bay area today as we look out a the last of tuesday's daylight mid to upper 80s in santa rosa. warm temperatures again tomorrow. some big changes in store. >>> san francisco's city leader gathered on the sand and ocean beach to push back against proposition i. it would open to traffic. opponents, like mayor london breed , say that would threaten the ocean beach climate annotation project . >> if the road is kept, we wil need a seawall to stabilize. we will be moving a ton of sand u and down the beach. and then, all of that accelerates erosion . it reduces access and destabilizes the bluff. >> on the other side of the issue, supporters of prop i include some disability and elderly rights groups and the city's labor council. they are arguing that reopening the great highway and jfk drive makes th

the best tourism seasons in years. >> now is the perfect time to visit any one of our states. >> the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. >> take a boat ride, go fishing, or just lay in the sun. >> we've got coastline to explore and wildlife to photograph. >> and there's more of class dining with our world famous seafood. >> so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. >> this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >> unfortunately, things for a commercial fisherman in southeast louisiana is not as good as those bp commercials would have you believe. my shrimp production is down, still down, between 40 and 60% in my area. i've been making a living on lake boeuf myself for 29 yearsn the boat. i can't do it anymore. my oyster production is down at least 93%. in the last 4 years, i might have sold about 1,500 sacks. in 4 years. i used to sell that a week. but $240 millions worth of bp commercials has a lot of people believing that we'rek. we're not. people are losing it because they can't do what they want to do for a living. so you get a choi

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so not a whole lot of sunshine out toward the beaches. cooler temperatures over the next couple days. warm up slightly on friday. only to cool back down over the weekend. thank you. or it's coming up. earth one astroid 0. nasa calls its unprecedented mission to move a massive space rock. >> a stunning success. nasa says its dart mission was a success. scientists have now confirmed the vending machine size spacecraft that barreled into a harmless asteroid millions of miles away last month. >> succeeded in shifting asteroid's orbit. they say it took days of telescope observations to confirm the results. the mission proves that nasa is capable of changing the path of an asteroid with a kinetic impact. us a call it but nasa says in order for the technique to actually work, the agency would have to know about the threat as early as possible. so there you go. there you go. that wraps kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see tonight at 8 o'clock. have a nice evening. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the brillant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... h

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