at the town beach, locals were enjoying the rays and 35-year-old crystal harris was in her car on a lunch break. she had a mini cassette recorder with her. she pressed play and listened to what she says are the sounds of her own rape. >> you're choking me. you're choking me! >> you sounded so terrified on the tape. what was it like to relive that whole experience? >> horrified but also glad there's that evidence. >> that evidence would be the centerpiece of a story about a controversial subject. one that's not often discussed. >> it's just so uncomfortable, an uncomfortable subject. >> one that raises boundaries between a husband and wife. when does what happens behind closed doors cross the line and become a crime? >> it can happen to any. >> it cuts across all socioeconomic levels. it cuts across every type of woman out there. >> crystal would face life and death decisions and tough questions about that tape. >> it just became "50 shad"50 sf gre grey"" as whether that was considered rape or not. >> even as she faced her alleged attacker in criminal court, her fight for justice would tak

>> according to the police officer, it was the town's beach supervisor. now the guy was an official of any sort. starts ranting and raving, you can't do that. spring lake is not this kind of place. i kind of look at the guy, kind of ignore him and continue doing what we're doing. the next thing i hear, i hear the guy on the phone saying he has two naked people on the boardwalk. >>steve: he doesn't say they are two and four years old? >> not to my ears, he didn't. >>steve: who is he talking to? >> i guess the police. >>steve: they show up about a minute later. what do the police say? >> i'm trying to get out of dodge. the police see us and he looked at my wife. he said to my wife -- he was a little uncomfortable -- he said you were the naked person? my wife said no, they were, pointing to the two and four year olds. >>steve: you as a columnist, you've got a bucket of ink. you've written at this. you look at spring lake, new jersey's ordinances and it is illegal to have people naked? >> you can't disrobe on the beach, boardwalk, on the street, anywhere. >>st

for the midweek travel, monday through thursday, as we do still see a lot of the weekends fill up in some of the beach towns. but, basically between now and labor day weekend, we start to see demand drop, so you can find some good deals in some of these destinations. - and what about some comparison shopping with hotels? - what you should do when you're looking for your hotel, don't just comparison shop the hotel rate, look at what else they're going to give you - can you get free breakfast, free wi- fi? can you get resort credits that will give you some free or discounted spa services or a round of golf? all of those things add up in the end, and the hotels really put the incentives out as they start to see that they need to fill rooms late in the season. - are you seeing any wonderful promotions out there, especially for people who want to beat the heat? - if you really want to beat the heat, i would say right now you're going to find the best deals in some of the mountain towns like breckinridge, vail, durango, out in colorado. what you should also look for are destinations that have things going on: fre

beach and i know north beach and i take public transportation all of the time and so i am relatively an expert. and now what i would like to say is, we should stop in china town. and not go all the way over to north beach. it is going to disrupt north beach for two years, at the minimum. and the thing is that if you just pull the machines out since you are hell bent ongoing over to north beach and disassemble them in china town, it will save a lot of anx and disruption. >> and so that way, everybody gets what they want and everybody wins and like the lotto there is a 70 million bonus to help to fund the rest of the project and i think that the mta should concentrate on what you should put or be doing is running the transit agency and the last report in the press, any way, was that you are 55 percent on time, with public transportation. that is abhoren t it was supposed to be 85 percent by now. >> thank you for your attention. >> next speaker, please? >> carns, followed by phillip coborn and sarah coborn. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> mr. nolan and board members. mr. riskin. my name is lance carns and i am a resident of north beach and i want to tal

. >> jeff: finally tonight for 80 summers the town of laguna beach, california, has been home to-to-aval called the pageant of the masters. the title may sound obtuse but the results unmistakable. beautiful works of art brought to life literally, here's bill whitaker. >> at first glance this appears to be the work of michelangelo, and here say 16th century painting,ed family of henry the 8th. but king henry is an acker, one of hundreds who volunteer each night being transformed into famous works of art. >> i'm cast as the bathing beauty in this picture hollywood. >> jamey sweningson has appeared at the pga ents of the masters since she was 13. >> i have been cast as a hopi ca china doll, a dancer. people ask me how do you do that they ask me if i have a special talent and i just say, you know, i'm just able to stand still for 90 seconds. >> staying perfectly still can be challenging, especially for kids. every night jamie's nine-year-old son grant rides his painted horse. and when there's that urge to scratch, 90 seconds can be an eternity. >> you're like-- you don't know if you shoul

apparatus is longer than the football field and the two that are making the way from here underneath china town, and up to north beach and the second one, and that process will take about a year so for all of the hard work to move the facilities to build the tunnel work and remarkably fast, given the expertise that we have with the contractors and the technology that allowed this to happen with the minimal disruption above ground and from the tunneling. this happens below the ground and not ripping apart the streets to build the tunnel the way that they used to in the older days, a little more vibration just as we are going about our business in the next year, quietly below the surface these machines will be steadily making their way north way, pretty impressive and so to close us out, i want to invite up, and i don't know about that. >> i want to invite up one of the great cheer leaders not just for the project but for china town and the whole city and the relatively new but long time member and now executive director of the china town community development center, the reverend norman fong. >> okay, two words, every

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neighbors heard an explosion and smelt gas before the collapsed. >>> a southern california beach town is cleaning up after riots broke out at a surf and skating event. [ bleep ] >> that riot happened yesterday after the u.s. open of surfing in huntington beach. witnesses say what began as a fight spiraled out of control as you can see. crowds of people fought in the streets, trashed properties and kicked over toilets. police fired pepper balls and arrested 8 people. no one was seriously hurt. >>> divers searched a lake near the home of former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. divers spent the day at the lake in connecticut. they would not say what they were looking for. hernandez pleaded not guilty to killing a player. he was found shot to death last month. >>> shake up at apple. references to the senior vice president of technology has been removed from the website and that includes his biography. a spokesman said he is no longer a member of the team but he will work on special projects and report to the ceo. >>> a group is revealing more about working conditions in chi

visited the forgotten seaside town. golden sands beach front property and just a stone's throw from the london wish you were here we have been really completely forgotten a lot of people are enough to enjoy you because that's the last place to go there's no work for everybody and i think this is going to continue for at least twenty years what could fix the problems of today with money has been ranked at the bottom of the government's poverty index for england and wales for three years running a national embarrassment and. doing something about it we're trying to get into. the country where you think in the end i don't think it's the third party polls in the whole of you it. was once a proud holiday location for london's burgeoning middle class says the time was thought up as a holiday resort for city dwellers back in the one nine hundred twenty s. these are all meant to be summer houses but because rents was so cheap people started living here all year round it's in a flood risk zone which resulted in the government never investing any m

peninsula police on the lookout of a string of burglaries at a popular beach town. we'll tell you the burglars not just hitting houses but cars as well. we'll have the details next. >>> a plea for justice, weeks after the deadly stabbing of a san jose father, his family speaks out asking for help finding his killer. >>> breaking news out of san francisco this morning where an overnight house fire yields quite a surprise for investigators. they found 60 marijuana plants inside. i'm christie smith. we'll tell you why they had such a difficult time getting in coming up. >>> good morning. i'm bob redell. we're live in the south bay where after more than 60 years the remains of a u.s. soldier will finally be coming home. that story coming up. >>> i'm meteorologist christina loren. if a cool summer breeze makes you feel fine, you're going to love what we have in store for you for the next few days. but i have to tell you, the heat cranks on your seven-day forecast. we'll have that for you in moments. >>> cars pretty much blowing through toll plaza like jasmine. we'll talk

the palm tree-lined streets. and huntington beach is the kind of town where people can walk around. e's cute little restaurants, bars around there. it's a beach community. unbelievably, despite all of the video that you saw there, john, nobody was hurt. >> well, that's lucky. still, it did go on for an awful long time before police were able to get it under control. the question is, why did it take so long? >> i think part of the issue was that they had to get help from elsewhere within orange county. they had to get reinforcement to control the crowds. it snuck up on them, how quickly this was escalating. >> stephanie elam in los angeles, what a mess. >> rioters also broke into a bike shop there. joining us is owner of the easy rider bike shop. bert, how is your store doing? >> we suffered a front window taken out by a stop sign. i saw the stop sign being ripped down and i thought it's going to come through our window and sure enough it did. as soon as that happen, the looters took a bicycle and i grabbed one out of their hand and a lot of the locals that know us came in out of the

he also met with president dilma rousseff before visiting one of the capitals shanty towns finally the pope led prayers on copacabana beach in front of three million worshippers prior to going back to rome. thirty eight people are now reported to have been killed in a boat accident in southern italy a coach carrying pilgrims and their children plunged thirty meters off a motorway fly over into the woods it's not yet known what caused the accident in which several other vehicles may have been involved. rioting has hit the capital over the weekend after the country's monarch demanded a law that would see protesters prosecuted ass terrorists hundreds have been arrested and jailed since the beginning of the uprising authorities are still struggling to keep control in the face of war anti-government protests planned for the next month. that's it for me today but do stay with us coming up scotland's first minister tells r.t. about the prospects of independence from britain. i've got a big question for you how stupid can stupid terrorist paranoia get according to four progressive stuck on the texas department of public safety de

dollars of jewelry was taken from a novotel hotel room and police are still looking for the culprits. the beach town also been a popular target for a group of international jewel thieves known as the pink panthers. their name inspired by this scene in the classic "the return of the pink panther," when thieves hide loot inside a jar of face cream. >> yep. >> reporter: these guys have done the same thing. three pink panther members have busted out of jail in the last two months. one escaping just last friday from this switzerland prison. rumors are swirling the gang could be behind the latest raid given the close time line of events. there were only three security guards on duty who were reportedly unarmed at the time of the heist. it happened so quickly that french detectives are now speculating whether the robber had an accomplice inside the hotel. george? >> boy, it had to have been well planned. okay, lamb yashgs thanks very much. >> now, to the latest on those three women held captive in cleveland for all those years. this weekend amanda berry made her first public appearance on a stage at a conc

the area and in order to use the tunnel machine that will be used to create the china town subway, it is not necessary. north beach is a much used area by us and by the tourists and everybody loves north beach and it needs to be treated as such. the money will be better used. and we love north beach and we want to keep its uniqueness and charm for everyone. >> charles a resident of san francisco and a member of the senior disability action. and at first i want to give a salute to all of the union workers at muni who keep this system running in spite of the forced align against it. and i want to revisit the program whereby you have a uniform shake down squad that costs the public of the members use in your facility. and to find out if they paid their 75 cents of two dollars. i want the geary bus getting off and there they are, about five or six of them. across the grandmothers with the walkers. the mothers with infants and the veterans with crutches and canes, and they pay their 75 cents or two dollars, i don't see anybody down on montgomery street checking the bankers who stole billion and continue to still billio

the spanish coast. towns just for tourists, right on the seaside. monstrous concrete fortresses right near the beaches. many of these hotels should never have been built in this way. this man has criticized them from the start. he is an environmental activist who is worried that the new law will open the door for buildings that could further blight the country's shoreline. >> the new coastal law was designed to enable even more construction here, despite the fact that existing buildings like this are suddenly legal. the law was dictated by spain's hotel lobby, not i people like us. -- not by people like us. >> the key point of the new law is that buildings no longer have to be at least 100 meters from the water, just 20 meters. for the hotel industry, it is an opportunity to build new hotels near the water in the future. this woman, in contrast, is one of the losers. the new law came too late for her. >> this is where my house stood. this was the entrance and the garage next to it. there was another entrance up there. >> the house where she was born was demolished a few years ago. >> they came from ba

beach, california, turned into madness. after a large crowd gathered at the conclusion of the competition began rampaging through the streets of the mellow beach town fighting. >> it started like with a fight and then it just broke out and then the cops started to move in and they were throwing tear gas at everyone and everyone plugging their nose and coughing and dodging into stores and everyone just running down main street. >> reporter: damaging public property. >> all i'm trying to do is enjoy my night that i paid good money for. >> reporter: the huntington beach police joined by responders from all over orange county were forced to shoot pepper balls that rioters. roaming the streets, attempting to quell the disturbances all around them. this morning after eight arrests and a long evening of battling the chaotic crowds, police finally regain control. restoring some order to the palm tree lined streets. now, as you might have seen in all that video we showed you just about everyone had their cell phone out, their smartphone and filming what was going on. the police in huntington police are hoping to get their hands on some of that video so they

the spanish coast. towns just for tourists, right on the seaside. monstrous concrete fortresses right near the beaches. many of these hotels should never have been built in this way. this man has criticized them from the start. he is an environmental activist who is worried that the new law will open the door for buildings that could further blight the country's shoreline. >> the new coastal law was designed to enable even more construction here, despite the fact that existing buildings like this are suddenly legal. the law was dictated by spain's hotel lobby, not i people like us. -- not by people like us. >> the key point of the new law is that buildings no longer have to be at least 100 meters from the water, just 20 meters. for the hotel industry, it is an opportunity to build new hotels near the water in the future. this woman, in contrast, is one of the losers. the new law came too late for her. >> this is where my house stood. this was the entrance and the garage next to it. there was another entrance up there. >> the house where she was born was demolished a few years ago. >> they came from ba

the subject of jobs up next. state economy is bouncing back. things could get worse this week for 100,000 californians who have been out of work for months. i'll explain why. and exotic beach town becomes the last chance of freedom for bay area official. why his vacation was cut short. and he's now being held on 1 million dollar bail. spencer is here with the forecast. >> accu-weather forecast cente center. cool spell coming to an end and very warm weather coming our wait a minute i have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> excellent thanks. >> also tonight the best robotic gymnast that you will ever see. pretty good stuff. stay with us. 7 news at 9:00 stay with us. 7 news at 9:00 there he goes. >> in san jose nirts to cut through wire fence to go rescue a woman trapped in her burning home. but they were not able to save nearly 100 cats that also lived there. most of them sadly died of smoke inhalation. carol miller told abc 7 news that she used her south san jose property as cat sanctuary only 7 of the cats survived. it was her only dog at the house that barked and alerted her to the fire. cause still under investigation but firefighters say it started in a bedroom.

the year. >>> a former marin county sanitation executive is busted in an exotic beach town in the philippines. brett richards is charged with embezzlement, money laundering and other felonies. he was general manager of the ross valley sanitation district in 2012. arrangements are under way to return him to marin county. the charges stem from a $350,000 housing loan that was never used for housing. >>> state workers will be out to kill a destructive pest in san jose today. guava fruit flies were found in the city's mayfair neighborhood. crews will lay out traps throughout the area later this morning. the flies feed on citrus, tomatoes and other plants. california department of food and agriculture hopes to kill the pests before they can do serious damage to the crops. >> a fly can't fly here from india or pakistan or thailand. it could easily be transported in fruit. the eggs would hatch and they are like maggots, they eat the inside of the fruit. >> crews will begin a 13-square-mile eradication treatment this morning covering the area between berryessa and white roads and tully road. and 14th

the bay we've got mid-70s. north beach 74 this morning. and in town it is balmy out there. a temperature of 77 degrees. dew points near 70 with the humidity at 76%. so we've been watching and i said pieces of energy yesterday. one of my meteorologist friends says energy can't have pieces. you are correct. let's put it in a different frame. little impulses. how about that? some upper level storms or short waves as they're called helping to kick up the instability here. that's why we get clusters of storms here. clupsers of storms -- clusters of storms there. that will be the case, these clusters of storms from time to time with the daytime heating. by lunch time mostly cloudy, not too much going on in the ray car. -- radar. in the afternoon a couple of showers and storms coming through the region during the afternoon hours. things quiet down tonight and tomorrow we'll do the same thing again in the afternoon. want to take you over to the tropics because we're still watching chantal. tropical storm chantal moving toward the lesser antilles. winds up to 50 miles per hour. this was found from a hurricane hu

town. we should continue to come together quickly with a vision of where the central subway should go next to north beach, and the fisherman's wharf that is our next challenge. but we will take a moment today to celebrate what is a great day in san francisco, the amazing technology that these machines represent show that san francisco, we know how to make muni a world class transit system for the world class city, congratulations. >> thank you, president chiu and so the central subway ends in district three but the project starts right here in district six where we are standing and i mention that had we are underneath the cal transbut right on fourth street and we are all standing and sitting right on fourth street and so we are taking up a lot of real estate here in south of market and we have been under construction for three years now and we have been working very hard to be neighbors so that the people and the employees of the businesses of district six and we are grateful for the support that we have in city hall who represents them and join me for welcoming supervisor jane kim. >> roughly about 12

beach, california, turned into madness. after a large crowd gathered at the conclusion of the competition began rampaging through the streets of the mellow beach towning, tipping port-a-potties. >> it started with like a fight, and it just broke out. they were tipping port-a-potties, and the cops started to move in, and they were throwing tear gas at everyone. people were plugging their noses and coughing, and everyone was running down main street. >> reporter: damaging public property. >> all i'm trying to do is enjoy my night that i paid good money for. >> reporter: the huntington beach police joined by responders from all over orange county were forced to shoot pepper balls at the rioters. roaming the streets, attempting to quell the disturbances all around them. this morning, after eight arrests and a long evening of battling the chaotic crowds, police finally regained control, restoring some order to the palm tree lined streets. now, police were able to get control of the streets by midnight east coast time. one thing you may have seen there were a lot of cell phones out, and now police are looking to see if anyone was recording anything that

the storm -- ahead. >> catherine: but first -- a surf event in a quiet beach town, turns into a full scale riot. the dramatic video -- right after the break. >> reporter:then -- the reigningchpion giants, at the white house. i'll show you the teams visit with the president --ah >> catherine: it was supposed to be a laid-back beach-front event. look at the chaos in huntington beach sunday - this was just some of the fighting at a surfing and skate competition. let's listen in on the fighting that may have started it all -- after someone dropped a ketchup bottle from the top floor of a bar. >> catherine: then watch what happens people decide to bang the doors of the port-potties. then someone kicks a door. some of those are occupied, by the way. this quickly escalated too. here's what happened. >>screaming >> catherine: some of those four bodies were occupied no one was seriously injured.even the people inside those porta-potties. there were very few standing by the time this was over. but lots of police began showing up.and by nightfall they were firing pepper balls into the crowd. this - after ri

residents claim the expensive treatment centers of the rich and famous are turning their peaceful beach townorhood overrun with paparazzi. abc's nick watt has the story. >> reporter: you've heard of -- those who say not in my backyard, to an airport or a slaughter house. malibu simply doesn't want too many rich addicts next door. >> everybody recognizes the need for top-notch drug and alcohol treatment. but nobody wants it in their neighborhood. >> reporter: lindsay lohan is a patient at that establishment. others who have passed through malibu, dropping roughly 30 grand a month, include hasselhoff, spears, dick, baldwin, affleck, sheen. >> i am on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. >> reporter: what's the problem? local, even the mayor of malibu, say the tranquil havens are taking over. they say one assigned a postal address to a guest house to bypass the only success for residents here. >> there's one facility that's causing this problem. >> reporter: others say the streets are jammed with loitering paparazzi to snap the latest star fallen from grace. and there's the stopped traffic. >> dr

, scott, to the small town of aparisia which is home to one of the largest catholic shrines in the world with a seating capacity of 45,000 people. >> pelley: dean reynolds on copacabana beach in rio. dean, thanks very much. parents are picking up a smaller share of their kids' college costs. we'll tell you what happened today to the cop who took this picture. and we'll get a rare look at a prehistoric beast when the "cbs evening news" continues. tist test test test >> pelley: nobody but bankers were happy when interest rates on college loans doubled this month to 6.8%. tomorrow senate may vote on a plan to roll them back. college costs have been soaring, as everyone knows, and a study out today shows that parents are not picking up as much of the tab as they used to. in 2010, they funded 36%. now it's more like 27%. so how are students paying for school? we asked ben tracy to find out. >> reporter: when do you those school? >> in september. >> reporter: jessica phan will be a freshman at the university of california, irvine. her grades and need got her a state grant that will cover more than 90% of the $15,000 tuition. when you were searching for colleges, how much of a fa

the answer. >> gretchen: then people are allowed to get married on the beach. but a pastor not allowed to hold a sermon there? the town. hope they can continue. that pastor will join us live. >> brian: that problem with sermons, it is religious this is betsy. her long day of pick ups and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ to take a centrum silver multivitamin every day. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news. once again, centrum silver was chosen by researchers for another landmark study. this time looking at eye health. my doctor! he knows his stuff. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most studied. the most recommended. and the most preferred multivitamin brand. the choice is clear. >> brian: aaron hernandez charged with murder, some women, get this, still think he's irresistible. flocking to twitter with messages like, why does such a sexy man have to go to jail? is this normal or nuts? dr. keith ablow, make sense of that sentiment. >> yeah. here is the thing, brian. i could just say, w

the angels are in town. partly cloudy skies and a forecast high of 65. francisco. crowds gathered in north beach... as crews filmed scenes for the follo planet of the >>> a little bit of healthy wood in san fransisco. crowds gathered in north beach as crews filmed scenes for the follow up of rise of the planet of the apes. the set included several damaged cars and a san fransisco police cruiser. the movie follows a group of genetically evolved apes threatened by the end of humans who survived a devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier. >> now that we know the entire movie. >> we didn't give away the ending. it's going to be something scary it seems like. >> i wish they had a better day to shoot on. fog is overcast out there. >> it's a depressing scene, depressing weather. >> we disagree. all right i'm outvoted. we have fog and low clouds to start out the morning, and some drizzle across the golden gate bridge and across the bay bridge. the numbers are mostly in the 50s, and the sun's beginning to come out in the east bay and also atop the spine of the santa cruz mountains. concord's got 58 degre

the spectrum. >> there's just not enough left. it's beach front property. this may be the worst neighborhood in town. you can call it whatever you want. you just want to own any of the property. >> the government has the beach front property and so do the tv stations, the networks. they have beach front property in the sky. >> is this a feelgood thing? >> i don't know. >> yes. >> a small deal acquiring taylor capital. >> that's why he doesn't know about it. it's not even a billion dollar deal. >> why are we talking about it? >> the stock and the offer represents a premium of 26% to taylor capital. >> back when the deals were really going on -- >> i don't wake up -- >> for less than $10 billion. you said something about a transaction years and years ago. >> he did wake up last week and came in. >> i know, i watched. and someone tweet ed about a puppet. >> two puppets. i don't know. remember that first caricature they did of you? >> yeah. >> this puppet was about on the same level. i looked like -- i don't know. i don't know who i looked like. maybe fred willard. he's about 90 now. i kind of look like h

the sandbox. no one thinks that this part of los angeles exists but it does. >> this seaside playground is lined with beachfront properties worth millions and nestled among these small beach towns is an oasis. >> it's main street usa. >> a great place to raise kids. >> and in the south bay a decade ago, one of the rainmakers in the real estate business selling those beautiful homes in the sandbox was the woman on this business card. deede. >> she embraced everyone that came into her path. >> deede's best friends, a mortgage executive and real estate sales partner. she was good at her job? >> i loved working with deede. everybody did. >> she with a so easy to like and always wanted the best for everybody. her clients were very loyal over the years. >> deede was loyal too not only to her clients but as a divorced mom to her children, mike and julie. >> i remember my mom explaining to me when i was about 10 years old that as you get older, we're probably not going to be as close and you won't like me quite as much. it never happened. if anything, we just got closer. >> but deede keller had a heart problem. not literally. it may have been a little too big. she loved without limits

the stuff is just too good. it's like 10 below zero in this freaking town. and that generally does not spell good time for me. the good time for me is more like a palm tree, a beachswimming pool with the only cold thing is my beer. but no. these hearty culinary people like to frolic in the snow and the ice. more accurately they like to obey their imperative, to risk dental injury by skating around, slapping at a hard disk, trying to drive it in each other's general direction. i believe they call this sport hockey. >> this is not in my blood. do you skate? >> yeah, we grew up on rinks like this. >> is it pretty much obligatory? >> there's no reason to live here if there's no hockey. >> hockey rinks pop up all over the city to promote their desire to risk teeth, groin and limb. and right behind the restaurant, a pickup game begins. >> some of these people are long in tooth to be out there swinging sticks at each other and skating around on the ice. this is a normal behave? people do this for fun? >> absolutely. this is every day growing up playing hockey. canadian national sport. >> and this young one is already being indoctrine 8ed? >> are you going to play hockey

million are expected to attend a papal mass on copacabana beach and pope francis will also bless residents in a vast rio slum. today in the town of east cleveland, ohio, police charged a registered sex offender with murder after the bodies of three women were discovered. michelle miller is there. >> reporter: it was a call about a bad smell that led police to this abandoned home and garage. two of the bodies were found here. the third victim was found in an overgrown field about a hundred yards away. all were wrapped in plastic bags and killed within the past two weeks. east cleveland mayor gary norton. >> as a community we are dealing with tragedy. we are healing, and we are strong. >> reporter: the suspect is michael madison. one of the bodies was found near his car. shortly after his arrest, groups of neighbors pitched in to help look for more bodies. plywood was pried off windows and doors of 40 foreclosed homes to conduct a room-by-room search. >> fortunately, with the grace of god, there was not another victim found yesterday. >> reporter: investigators say madison told them he was inspired by a serial killer from clevel

the beach. joshua adickes was burden yesterday. a funeral for thomas georghegan is set for friday. >> james patterson will be in town speaking abouttance of education. >> principals will be here to install playground equipment. >> already in the news this morning, federal investigators sitting down with the pilots of the crashed korean jet liner. the details on that coming up for you. >> a quadruple shooting as violence continues to escalate. >> orioles magic. a hot start for the bird means big bucks for local businesses. we will explain that for you this morning. >>> more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning in a couple of minutes. ♪ [ female announcer ] you told jcpenney what kind of home you'd love to come home to. a home that's more playful. more you. we listened. that's why we are introducing our all new home store. hurry in for all the brands you know and exciting new brands you'll want to know. many on sale at 20-50% off. plus an extra 10% off with your coupon this weekend only. you add the kids, the laughter, and the love. ♪

a lot of people will be heading out of town, traveling for the fourth of july. and some people are going to the beach the question is, what do you think is appropriate wear for the beach when you hit the beach? 34% said it is inappropriate for men to wear speedos. >> is that a thong? >> yes, it's like a thong. >> i find them not at all attractive. at all. do you? >> i wish i could tell the whole joke but there's a funny joke about a guy that goes to europe and he puts on his speedo and walks all around and nobody -- nobody -- he gets no attention from the women at all. finally he sees an old fisherman and he goes, sir, you need to go to the marketplace. french accent. you need to go to the marketplace and put a potato in your speedo. he goes, oh, okay. so he goes and puts a potato in his speedo and people start laughing at him. start laughing at him and just making fun of him and the whole thing. and he goes, i did. he said you need to put the potato in the front. [ rimshot ] >> that's good. >> he was carrying a load down that beach. >> 25% -- >> i love that joke. >> 25% say that spimky -- spimky --

beach. the jewelry stores. it really woke me up on how many small businesses that are family-owned that have been around for 100 years in the town. >> that shaped the neighborhoods. >> and are still in the neighborhoods. i thought it was awesome and that is my report. >> commissioners, item 8, vice president's report, allows the individuals to report on recent small business activities and make announcements that are of interest to the small business community. >> i have nothing to report. >> item 9, commission reports. >> do we have any commissioner reports? seeing none, next item. >> item 10, general public comment. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make any comments on any future meetings concerning this commission? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item 11, new business. >> does anybody have any new business? seeing none, next item, please. >> item 12 is adjournment, is there a motion to adjourn? >> i move. >> i second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned. >> commissioners, the final is 3:24 p.m. >> thank you commissioners. >> san francisco recreation and parks dep

the stuff is just too good. it's like ten below zero in this freaking town. that generally does not spell good times for me. a good time for me is more like a palm tree, a beachimming pool, but the only cold thing is my beer. but no. they like to frolic in the snow and ice. more accurately, they like to obey their genetic imperative to risk dental and facial injury by skating around slapping at a hard disk trying to drive it in each other's general direction. i believe they call this sport hockey. this is not in my blood. you skate? >> we grew up on this. >> everyone in quebec? >> what else? there is no reason to live here if there is no hockey. >> hockey rinks pop up all over the city to accommodate montrealers' desire to risk teeth, groin, and limb. right behind fred and dave's restaurant joe beef a pickup game of chefs, cooks, and hospitality professionals is under way. some of these guys have looked to be a little long in the tooth to be out there swinging sticks at each other skidding around on the ice. this is normal behavior? people actual dye this? >> absolutely. this is every day growing up playing hockey. canadian national sport, man. >> this young

the 49ers' final touchdown next season. >>> crews are in town shooting "the rise of the planet apes" in north beach. in the area will see no parking signs lining the streets. wherever the signs are displid, parking will not be allowed from 6:00 a.m. until 2:00 this afternoon. there will also be intermittent traffic control on columbus avenue and on california street. >>> bit of a cool start this morning, but looks like it may warm up a little bit, rosemary, after we pass the noon hour, i guess. >> yeah, a mild to warm day around the bay and inland. along the coast, partly to mostly cloudy and cool once again for today. let's fill you in. giving you a look here, find your neighborhood. at this hour, 50 to near 60 degrees for some of those areas shaded in green. but most of us waking up with mostly gray skies and, again, in the 50s. getting into the 10:00 hour, we begin to feel better. upper 50s around san francisco, oakland, into the inland areas. mid to upper 60s, in time for your 10:00 a.m. then for the lunch hour, temperatures feeling quite nice for inland communities. we're talking 76 degrees for

the norfolk area, virginia beach area. senator, first of all, why no recess? don't they need to meet with the voters and regenerate themselves and go to the town hall meetings andwent through the litany of why no recess. we've got -- we haven't got a budget deal. we don't have appropriations bills for the next fiscal year. we've got this crazy word called sequestration which i know scott and i feel is dramatically hurting people's lives all across the country, particularly in virginia where we have a lot of if i had rfederal workers. they're getting no kind of august sequestration discount on their day care payments or rent payments or student loan payments so we ought to stay here and do our work. >> congressman, what reaction have you had from your caucus about staying? i mean, you're in charge. the house republicans could make this happen for the house side. >> you're exactly right. i've made clear to leadership and our conference that our work is not done. we've only passed 4 of the 12 appropriations bills to fund the federal government. this is entirely within the control of the house of representatives. and i think maybe perhaps the reason the senator and

chaplain today, father bob wagenseal, the pastor of calvary episcopal church in the beautiful town of indian rocks beach, florida. father bob, as he's affectionately known, is a beloved friend and member of our community. he was ordained in may of 1981, spent most of his 14 years serving churches in long island and new york city. by 1993 he was appointed archdeacon of queens. to our good fortune in florida, he was asked to come to calvary episcopal in 1995 and has been a true love affair ever since. in had addition to serving the church, which just celebrated its 50th anniversary, father bob and his wife, patricia, or p.t., as she's known, have served our community in many special ways. he serves as chaplain of the sun coast fire and rescue where he's also a volunteer firefighter. he helped develop a computer learning center at the church, a critical important food pantry and nearest and dearest to his heart, a community sailing program for the youth of the church and the local community. father bob will retire from calvary on september 15 of this year. after 18 years of service to the church and 34 yea

jonathan oldham says sand dunes saved the town of harvey cedars from the ravages of superstorm sandy. without them he says these exclusive multimillion-dollar beachut to sea. >> it's a must. for us there's no other answer. >> reporter: mayor oldham supports the supreme court ruling against the owners of this two-story, $1.7 million home. the owners sued the town for building the 20-foot dune on their property. saying it blocked their view devalued their home by $500,000 and they were not justly compensated. a lower court awarded them $375,000. >> so they're saying you know what you have damaged value of my property by building this dune to protect my home in front of me. >> reporter: haven't you? i mean isn't that what people are saying for, the view? >> well if you don't have a home, what difference does it make? >> reporter: the dune has been a work in progress for three years. it's part of a statewide protection plan. an aerial tour post-sandy confirmed that communities who fortified their dunes systems suffered far less damage during the superstorm than those who didn't. residents feared politicians could build whatever they wanted. and their

the most sunshine and warmest beach conditions. beautiful conditions in santa cruz, that's been the case just about all month long. in gilroy, the garlic festival is coming into townl have the forecast for that. it's going to be warm. bring your sun block. saturday and sunday, warm days, but not too hot. you've been here for a while. you know it could be worse. >> yes, it could be much worse, but it could be better. we could be in the weekend right now and i could be sleeping, but we're here with you. jon is with me as well. never mind. looking here in the westbound direction for the upper east shore, slower but making itself a much better drive from pinole. speeds recovering from san pablo. around the bend,7iñ we have a 1 registered on our speed sensors. as coming to barrett, all the crashes cleared westbound 80 including the one at carlson. speeds coming down in the 20s. you're fluctuating as traffic starts to accordion out of the area and towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll look at the bay bridge and see how things are shaping up there. we have a light volume right now. the fast track lanes are the backup. if you can pay cash, pay a little extra, you don't