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it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you seeing it the same way i'm seeing it? were you floating like a ghost or were you trudging and swimming and dragging yourself? what were you doing out here? on the last trip out, we did a lot of night walking. and we walked barefoot for the most part because it's much easier than walking in boots and it's just nice to walk barefoot for days and days at a time. on that trip in particular there were a lot of sidewinders out in the dunes which made for an interesting element because the previous trip there had been snakes but not so many. you would wake up in the morning and there would be these elegant sidewinder tracks everywhere. the guy who dropped us off has the pr

the wind will blow from the land to the sea. ill increase fire danger for wednesday and thursday. i will have more details on that coming up. >> caller: the first authorized our feet-- biography of the co-founder of apple hit the market soon. gabe slate have more information. >>gabe: the book it is called steve jobs. here is what we have learned so far from the excerpt released. steve delayed surgery for his pancreatic cancer that he needed for nine months with he--which he later regretted. he tried many things like jews, acupuncture and a vegan diet. when he decided to fight with modern medicine he spare no expense including $100,000 to have the dna of his tumor sequence. he saw the android phone as a copy of his iphone, he even used the words of grand theft. and he swore that he would destroy and to wait to his last dying breath even if he had to spend the $40 billion that apple had to do it. we now know where the idea of his company came from he was on and off route died at the time after visiting an apple farmer he thought th

. >>> and marvels of the sea. they swim upright. they swap sex roles and celebs covet their company. so, what's the catch? we go swimming with sea horses. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 12th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. the idea that michael jackson did not have to die is at the heart of the manslaughter case against his doctor, conrad murray. but never in that courtroom have the jurors heard it like this. expert witnesses giving a detailed, blow by blow account of how murray allegedly failed his pop star employer. abc's jim avila is in los angeles tonight. jim? >> reporter: bill, the district attorney's office is wrapping up its case, with devastating medical testimony. prosecutors say they could rest as early as tomorrow, with testimony that is severely underculting one of the pillars of the defense case. ach thing tandem of medical reviewers, doctors paid to judge the work of their peers, delivered outrig

the first source of funding for the sea wall repair project is $1.9 billion construction contingency, which is what we started at. which can be accessed at the available completion of the project. secondary source of funding following the depletion of the contingency fund would be the st. francis yacht club, to provide the funds necessary for the sea wall of care in exchange for monthly rent credits. this funding fallback is necessary as they require a source of funds for the sea wall repair change order to the renovation project beyond the project contingency fund. the lou stipulates that the department and the st. francis yacht club had a brother to cancel the project if the budget exceeds expectations. currently, the balance of the lump-sum funds is one. -- $211,000 is allocated. the remainder available for the country change order and any costs associated with the project is $936,731. the amount necessary for concrete box is approximately $711,000, leaving a remainder of $225,000 to be allocated for seawall a pair, said the proposed rent credits to the gaap club will not exceed $3

since then, the wind and the sea have never been far from his thoughts. saito participated in numerous international races and crossed the globe seven times. in 2007, a prestigious yacht club in the united states named him the world's best sailor. he was the first japanese to receive the honor. when saito became 50, he retired from business and sold his possessions. for nearly 30 years now, his boat has been his home. he lives on a modest pension. which part of sailing attracts you? >> translator: freedom. no one orders me around. and i order no one on the ocean. so i'm calm when i watch the sea. >> at the age of 74, saito said the time had come for him to circle the world again. for his eighth global voyage, he chose to sail west, a course of which only a few sailors had succeeded. the wind in the mid latitudes blows mainly from west to east. that meant saito was sailing against the wind and the tide in the roughest parts of the sea. keeping the boat on court in that situation left almost no time for sleep. >> translator: i was holding the wheel 21 hours

for some reason, the sea creature lets go. rm from his face. >> sharks don't like people. sharks don't like the way people taste. sharks like fish. i'm not a fish. >> incredibly, dave keeps his lip, but the shark does so much damage the doctor has to sew 285 stitches. >> instantaneously it hurt. what actually hurt the most were the snappers that were coming in to take a bite of my lip that was hanging. >> but just three days later, dave resumes his kissing hijinks. >> it's just a hazard of the job. one shark bite is not going to deter me from doing what i love. >>> guadalupe island, mexico, december, 2008. a fearless pair takes to the ocean in search of jaws. a massive 15-foot great white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait. what happens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the wat

the past. >> i swear i'm not drinking. there's a sea lion on the freeway. >> drivers taking a double take. good everyoning. i'm annette. the biggest man hunt in recent history in northern california is over. the county sheriff says aaron was shot and killed outside fort bragg today. he was walking down a logging road when authorities spotted him and opened fire around noon. the sheriff says he raised his high powered rifle, but did not fire. he was hit seven times in the torso and died nearly instantly. local and federal authorities had been combing the forest for more than a month after he reportly shot and killed a fort bragg councilman. he is suspected of killing a county land trust officer. just two days ago, alameda county sheriff deputies got in a shootout. officers found him today with the help of a blood hound dog after he reportedly burglarized a store. we'll have more tonight at 11:00. >>> he allegedly shot the councilman in august as he investigated an illegal marijuana growing operation. tonight, asked about the problem plaguing northern california neighborhoods. >> medical mar

it left kelong harbor for china on sunday as the typhoon passed over the south china sea. the administration said it will continue searching for the missing and interview the survivors to investigate the accident. >>> a group of militants assaulted three mining firms on the southern philippine island of mindenao on monday. japanese workers at a plant near one of the sites have all been confirmed safe. according to the japanese embassy in manila, about 50 armed rebels raided and occupied a nickel mining company for several hours in the province of surigao del norte. in a neighboring compound, 65 japanese employees were constructing a smelting plant for a subsidiary of sumimoto the subsidiary of the japanese company says the rebels set fire to cranes and other constructio equipment. it also says they took several personal computers when they left the site and denounced the locally owned mining firm for disrupting the environment. armed insurgents also attacked two other mines about three kilometers away but there were no reported injuries. the new people's army, the military

once flooded, it's not easy to drive the water to the sea. high tides are also compounding the problem. to cope, the thai government has put priority on protecting bangkok. it put up barriers to reroute the water. critics blame the sure is spreading the flood. >>> the leader of libya's national transitional council says islamic law should be the basis for legislation. the statement is seen as a growing political influence of islamic forces. >> translator: we, as a muslim nation, take sharia law as the foundation of our legal system. >> jalil gave a speech in the northeastern city of benghazi on sunday. he called for lifting restrictions on the number of wives that libyan men can have and establishing an interest-free islamic banking system. but some ntc members say islam should play a more limited role. jalil's remarks could have repercussions in establishing a provisional government. the ntc plans to form a provisional government within 30 days and hold elections within eight months. meanwhile, libya's interim leaders have to consider how to

>>brian: the sea breeze is by the ocean. fog moving along the coast for tonight. it was nice and tall as well this weekend. 70's in the south bay in the east bay. close to 80 degrees in antioch. on wednesday, increased fire danger. the wins will have things sunny through friday. mild temperatures with clouds and fog or treading by next weekend. >>vicki: an earthquake struck eastern turkey collapsing buildings and trapping residents. the country experience at least seven aftershocks. 217 people were killed. >> it is the most powerful earthquake turkey has experience in more than a decade. a 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook the eastern part of the country. in that town of barges, there was debris and rubble from many collapsed buildings. shocked residents sold the streets crying. victims were treated in a makeshift hospital this series of aftershocks. the last earthquake of this size killed nearly 900 people. andrew finkel says he believes this time will not be as bad. >> this of quake occurred on a sunday afternoon, people were not asleep or at work. >>reporter: resc