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

how about the beach? going to the beach? 75 on friday. 50% chanc of showers on sunday. i think the best chance rain is sunday night into monday when most of us are sleeping. 76 degrees on sunday, 70 on monday. ma will be a little breezy at times. e a little cool. this time of year if you go to the beach long theboardwalk, take a sweat shirt. this is the d.c. forecast now. humid conditions. memorial day itself only a 30% chance of showers,aybe a thunderstorm. most of us on the dry side. n cancel any plans. it will not be a washout but do think in case you need to go inside, keep the umbrella handy. >> the best of the three days this weekend is looking like monday. >> i thi monday, yeah. >> sound good. have fun at the beach. we're n done yet,though. coming up next, the capitals tell us the key to their cup run so far. >> hey, guys. >> hey, guys. music thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose of vitality into a county that badly needs it." "realistic ideas for attracting new business, extending pre-k, improving traffic." "a progres

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

starting last november here at ocean beach, crews began moving sand from the north side of the beach to the south side. people here have seen the beach disappear over the past 50 years. >> this went out another 20, 30 feet. it was a gradual slope. there was a beach out here all the way along here. we used to hang out on here. >> reporter: you can see where there was once a cliff. they are now trying to keep erosion from getting too close to a treatment plant and piping. so the public hearing is going on at the county administration building in santa rosa at 9 a.m. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:32. so is it going to be warm enough to go to the beach today? >> not today. it's going to be cool by the coast. we have west winds. but this weekend saturday should be nice. it's warming up even at the beaches because we are going to get a whole shift in our wind direction and that's going to make all the difference. so we are starting our warming trends today for many inland areas. especially across the north bay. that's where you'll notice temperatures will be a

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

to the beach. south korea is relatively and they are kind enough to share the waves with a beginner from out of town. >> everybody is out here surfing. we are pretty close to north korea. >> we are a short drive. it is the coastline here with military bases. long stretches of the beach fortified with guard towers. this is heavily militarized. it is also home to some of the best waves in south korea. if you want to surf some types you literally have to go through the fence. >> and this what surfing looks like near the dmz. the military and the surf community some how coexist. >> this is tripy. >> yeah. a lot of foreign rs come over and see the scene. >> runs a surf camp that until a few years ago was off limits to civilians. >> it is about 300 meters. >> north korean trash regularly washes up on the beach heefrmt. >> also water bottles. >> lee hopes the current talks may one day lead to real peace with south korea's northern neighbor. >> the yearning for peace shared by her and her boyfriend. >> yea

schiller villages beach is the longest. younger local people as well definitely they see the difference mainly i would say not so many not so much the people who are moving people from computer brady people who travel. to see what we're doing and they comment a lot on it. because last year she looked like this. so gemma born and lived here for eight hundred years initiated the biggest beach cleanup ever undertaken. together with a friend and they joined forces with local environmental organization lamport and employed ten people. they walked on the beach almost daily collecting them separating plastic rubbish a huge project for the sixty one year old who took care of the fundraising and organization. adjusted and we adjusted permanently adjusted my figures because sometimes you came we came to the bit of a stretch of beach where there was a lot of rubbish and you would only do fifty metres in a day there was a point where it was so so many there were so so much rubbish and so much michael plastic that you actually started t

intend to complain to clean up the beach and get. some plants have an interview some other regions can spread like wildfire in their new habitat globalization has transported these invasive plants around the world some of them thrive in the early environment and sometimes they wreak havoc with very negative consequences fatsis. or what has custody of the local flora in capetown south africa with its unique biodiversity alien grounds are invading the area in and around the city they governmentally leisure to work for water has devise an idea to make use of some of these invasive plants for the good of the citizens as corsi. they look beautiful. obvious trees are major problem for south africa. and that's why they have to be felt. for my look like wanton destruction is in fact helping indigenous flora. alien invasion trees like eucalyptus from australia wreck havoc on the eco system explains evil masters they have no natural enemies here so they grow rapidly very quickly and what especially as eucalyptus is that you see behind me as we

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

you are stepping if you are on the beach. a good day to go. >> it didn't sound like they were hurting people. >>> we want to show you a live look at pacifica, this is showing plenty of people in the water. people can't get enough of that. if you are lucky enough to go today, that is where you will feel the cooler air, westwind picking up. it doesn't look like there are that many surfers but people dipping their feet in the water to try to cool down. the inland areas will feel warm today, this is our tower camera showing west conditions, earlier this morning we got more of the low clouds affecting visibility but it is starting to improve. look how warm it is, 87 concorde, 70 oakland, livermore 89, the further east and away from the water, you will notice some warm weather. temperatures will be about 10- 15 degrees above average for places like concorde. san jose in the mid-80s, mid-70s for oakland, 60s expected for san francisco as temperatures arise above average. we are expected to pick up around 5 pm, 81 redwood city, 83 ca

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

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

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

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

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

and the paradise location featured in the film the beach is closed to protect coral and marine life from tourists. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in new york where the us secretary of state has been huddled with one of president kim jung un‘s closest aides in pre—summit talks, trying to establish an understanding ahead of the meeting due to take place here in singapore. mike pompeo says real progress has been made and it would be a tragedy if the opportunity went to waste. from new york, the bbc‘s nick bryant has been following developments. the kim summit dominated the new york cabinet this morning, although this one involved a kardashian rather than a korean. two reality tv stars in a made for instagram moment, pop and political culture are becoming harder to tell apart. this dinner in manhattan last night may have lacked the same star power but was far more momentous. a smiling us secretary of state, mike pompeo, meeting a north korean general, kim yong—chol, a one—time spy master and his leader's right—hand man. steak was on the menu and t

in santa cruz side-by-side on the beaches. just to get a little sun after what has been a pretty gloomy and chilly spring. >> is never this bad. but memorial day weekend, everybody is coming down. >> reporter: as he said, it will be quite a feat to get back home, 36 million will be traveling by car this weekend, good luck out there. >>> we have an update now in a showdown playing out this evening over people living in their rvs at the berkeley marina. the city give the owner say 5 am deadline to have an all out. it is because of complaints from marina users about garbage and sewage. the rv owners agreed to move earlier today. they are now parked at the nearby restaurant his lordships. the city has not given them until 11:00 tonight to leave the parking lot, but many of them have nowhere to go. >> they essentially said to all these people, families, disabled people, you cannot be here and we are not telling you where you can go. basically just out of town. >> reporter: marina customer say they are glad to see the rvs go. they s

authorities say it's time to get the beach a break. my ebay can be a magical place but just after sunrise the first speedboat zan to the calm. skipper sumit mooney kong and says living from tourists and has mixed feelings about the closure even if it is just for a few months. our family before the speedboats came there were wonderful corals here the boats of damaged them on the other hand a lot of us live off the visitors. and. some twenty beach wardens to wreck the traffic here otherwise it would be total chaos birds from the mainland spit out hundreds of tourists the beach is only two hundred metres wide the boats have to take turns to more up the smell of diesel hangs in the air as many as five thousand people come here every day the idil is long gone. i mean india would die to have something like this around and you have to preserve it you have to have a limit to everything coming in and out. so you have to respect nature for how what it is and what. the damage is most shocking underwater dying coral reefs and plastic rubbish not j

go down to the rickety staircase, you go down to the beach. i saw this guy, and he said which boat are you supposed to be on? i said i don't even know which boat my friend is on, and he said objection, and he put me on one boat. the boat i was supposed to be on was 12 boats across from the where i was supposed to be on. by the time i got to my friend's boat. i had made, like six or seven new friends that i consider family to this day. and through that community in clipper cove, like, i took my very first sailing lessons. i had never been on a boat before then, and it's specifically because of the way that clipper cove has protected calm waters that enables beginning sailors to figure out what is going on there. since then, i have over a month straight of time in open ocean outside the sight of land. i've been so far out from the coast of hawaii outside of land that the closest people to our boat were -- were people passing over our heads on the -- [ inaudible ] >> thank you. >> hi. my name's brian schrayer. i'm one of the original members of w

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beach, playing in the sand.working out and stretching.a lot of people running along the beach here on the bike path.the waves are very choppy today - most surfers are down in pacifica. one surfer i spoke to here says it was not pretty out there in the waves - he described it as a mess!take sot:trt: 13(xxx surfer) reporter:now as always when you're now as always reporter:now as always when you're out at the beach today be aware of rip currents and never face your away from the waves and ocean.the beaches are going to be busy today as they are already busy with people and it's not even 9 am! live at ocean beach sara stinson kron 4 news <"it was pretty messy it was all over the place really. there were four foot and five foot. not bad actually. if we went further down, they wouldve been bigger.> thank you sara, we'll check in with you througout the morning. ( marty ) the fire department suspects dry rot is the cause of a deck collapse in the backyard of an oakland home. the collaspe sent two women to the hospital.kron 4's ella sogomonian is in oakland with the story. this wooden deck det

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says the ash felt like sand at the beach. he says it was a bit of an irritant but not too bad.laceby sealed windows and cracks in his home with cellophane wrap to keep out ash and volcanic gases. he has gas masks to protect himself from the toxic fumes and ash. the explosion at kilauea's summit came shortly after 4 a.m.reporting in pahoa, hawaii, i'm scott mclean. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off leaving cool temperatures along the coast and bay with some 70s inland. the fog is already pushing onshore and will likely bring more drizzle near the coast. doppler radar is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra. it will continue to be stormy there in the afternoons over the weekend. on the satellite you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the state. another area of low pressure will drop in on sunday to bring more clouds and cooler temperatures. high

to the cooler spots, pacifica 73 and ocean beach right at the beach, 66 degrees. the ridge of high pressure was center to the north about 24 hours ago. that give us more of a northwind which is counterintuitive. you think northwind is colder. for us, it is coming from landon that is key, not for the ocean. so the northwind warmed us up. t now things are shoved south because low pressure is on the way. it brings back the ocean breeze as soon as tomorrow. near the 25ter you will ct. thers doool sif degrees on wednesday. clear and warm tonight, we will not be as warm tomorrow but then significant cooling like 10 degrees below average returns as soon as wednesday. concorde, 90, 5 degrees cooler than to gate but still well above average. cooler and san jose, 84. san francisco, down to 60 degrees. wednesday, look at that change. middle 60s to middle 70s. we will warm up a little bit as we head towards the weekend with cooler weather not that far away. that is your forecast. >>> he's been called the spiderman of paris. when this masi child the danger, he literally scaled

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

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

temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. (grant) new tonight at 5... 4 people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing at dolores park in san francisco. the stabbing happened just before 7:30 last night. police arrived after reports of a fight. one man was stabbed-- but is expected to be okay. police have not yet identified the suspects. (grant) a pilot and passenger are killed after a small plane crashed in petaluma. it happened shortly after takeoff yesterday afternoon. the plane was turning around and heading back to the sonoma county airfield when police say it crashed on a street in petaluma. nobody on the ground was hurt-- but both people on the plane died. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are cu

the french. with his head. on the spoiled beach. in thailand made famous. hollywood movie the beach now in time authorities are banning visitors after master ism wrecks the beauty spot. let me bring you some breaking news now it's official the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says the u.s. really impose penalties tariffs on imported steel an aluminum products from the e.u. they come into effect on friday along with tariffs against canada and mexico still will face a twenty five percent tariff an aluminum ten percent after hard negotiations at the all you see the conference in paris theaters were unable to get the u.s. to reverse its position the e.u. has already put together a list of u.s. products which is now also face retaliatory imports talents their range from agricultural produce to motorcycles for more on this breaking news story let's cross over to my colleague from our business desk thank you everything looks like we do have a trade war on our hands let's go straight over to brussels where he is standing by for us and conrad burns in is in frank

of the residents of south beach marina apartments. i'm a working mother raising two kids in san francisco, trying to, as a working mother, i struggle with serious student loans as well as affordable childcare within san francisco. so being able to reside at south marine beach aapartments has been essential to allowing my family to remain. and i really am appreciative for being able to raise my kids in a city like san francisco, so i would like to be able to stay here. the community within south beach marine apartments is amazing. it has been like a second family for my children. they see maria and they love them, they're like additional family. so it's really nice to have an apartment complex like that within san francisco that has such a good community feel. so approving the 1140 harrison project will be essential to maintain that community in south beach, so i'm in favor to support the project. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president and members of the planning commission. thank you for allowing me to

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

|j would favourite thing about the beach?” would say running out to the sea and doing the golf at adventure island. and you love being here, what is your favourite thing to do, you have your favourite thing to do, you have yoursumming your favourite thing to do, you have your summing costume your favourite thing to do, you have yoursumming costume on? your favourite thing to do, you have your summing costume on? the waterfalls over there is really fun. i'm going on the beach in the summer. thank you to you. they are enjoying the sunshine along with eve ryo ne enjoying the sunshine along with everyone else. if you are heading out the advice is to drink lots of water, where a hat and keep your sunscreen on. manchester united have thanked people for the outpouring of support for the club's former manager sir alex ferguson, who underwent emergency surgery on saturday for a brain haemorrhage. the club has given no further update on sir alex's condition beyond saying the procedure had gone well, but a period of intensive care was ne

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observed the stars browsing performances the boards the beach the books the legend for. the book the fifteenth. the but so few in the beautiful embrace the book king of the beast is facing extinction in africa and. the shrinking habitats for disease the big game hunting the beer scientists are in search of solutions to the brain to stop the. in sixty minutes. city. tomorrow to get to w. t w seventy nine combining let's go right to our correspondent news in central istanbul i'm joined by michelle a couple of you know whose political correspondent on those stories in just a minute but first this news just gets perspective. yes i'm. looking kind of saying you know i think the evidence fairly clear and for the everyday person the concern is what can they do about it so fail to simply walk with me if you can and don't take all elevators i do i do that every time i think about an elevator or lift and there's a stairway did i take the stairs. and i try and walk wherever i can and instead of going in a car or even in public transport it's just you know doing two things that i th

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

the beach is public. the only road to it is on khosla's private property. >> reporter: he is a hero to would-be founders and entrepreneurs, posing for photos after his keynote speech at a startup competition in san francisco. but 30 miles south, folks have a bit of a different opinion of vinod khosla. >> he put up the gate and started arresting surfers. >> reporter: the billionaire founder of sun micro was at the center of the controversy to martins beach. it's the first time we have heard from khosla on the issue, which he says is not about beach access, but private property. he pointed us to a blog he wrote defending his position and criticizing what he called unfair media coverage. >> you know, open beach access has never existed on that property ever. >> reporter: he explains a former owner allowed access to people who paid for parking. it was a business. but when khosla bought it, he says the state said he couldn't make basic business decisions, things like changing hours of operation or the $10 fee.

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

eliminates the access to beach. >> supervisor safai: the point is -- >> it limits drastically the beginners getting to the beach, our set-sail-learn program as well as high school and college sailing. >> supervisor safai: okay. so it sounds like there were plans that were presented to you, multiple plans, but the one going forward presented today, has the most impact on -- the one we have in front of us, the 400 plus, has impact. >> it's a 313-marina plan. >> supervisor safai: 400 was previous. 313 is before us today. >> correct. >> supervisor safai: and it has significant impact from your perspective. >> less than 400, but significant still. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i don't have any other questions right now. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. are there any other questions? >> supervisor kim: going through the resolution, because it was packed with quite a few things, environmental or ceqa-related or the financial, fiscal feasibility of the project. this would probably be a question for the director or if the project sponsor is here. there was a -- i had received some -- an em

temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. skies.mostly sunnu skies. an oakland man has been a victim three times now to a car part that keeps getting cut out from under his suv. the catalytic converter may be of interest to thieves because of a precious metal inside... kron 4's ella sogomonian is in oakland with his warning other drivers.. (ken) sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "yeah, not once but now three times so you can imagine how fed up this family is out here. most recently it happened at this home depot parking lot in oakland and they are warning drivers that there are specific cars they believe are being targeted." (nats: car starting)anthony scuderi has had his catalytic converter st

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this is only what the sea has decided to throw back on the beach there's so much more out there. so much more out. there is there was an incident in this really works. kind of dishonesty if you're. going to do it you started this. because i'm taking the. plastic. pollution and this if it very personally i think you either enter in denial. are trying to do something about it and initiate behavior change so i'm not a tree hugger i'm not a hardcore i still consume i still i'm a citizen like anybody else i'm being i'm trying to be conscious about it but it's the beginning of my reflection and this is my participation to it. in forming and using my major parties of image. as a pollutant talk about the. best and the best thing about this project is that reveals how we are part of the problem. reveals our consumerism. our form of throwing mentality so we just keep producing and the worst accumulates everywhere and it does move if we want to get the global trash problem under control or we have to get out of the single use trial or live one day i'm open to possible. using things once sai

not enough to keep people away from the beach. in fact, many visitors are here enjoying the beach. not many venturing into the water though. lifeguards have been driving up and down the beach, keeping people out of the water, putting up red flags. warning people to stay out of the water. they don't even want people waiting - wading in the gulf of mexico. even though this is probably the storm is approaching one of the busiest holiday weekends. for this part of florida. many vacationers say they're not going to let this ruin your holiday. take a listen. >> i checked the weather out before we came down. if anything is and we are prepared to head out and maybe taking a museum or something like that. >> how about you, are you worried at all? >> not really! we wanted to be on the water but if not we can do something indoor. >> it can be storming one second and table the next. >> you are not too worried? >> no, not at all. >> although the wind from the storm is not expected to reach hurricane force, one thing the forecasters are worried about is the potential of alberto to become a major

thought of heading down to the beach. we did have beautiful weather to the west which you can see here in east lothian. on the kent coast, not the greatest of days, 50mph winds and heavy, persistent rain. some areas of kent saw over a month of rain on monday. it was miserable along the coast of essex, sussex, and kent, wasn't it? i can offer you something better through today. in actual fact the rain is clearing away and underneath the skies will be a chilly start on tuesday morning. keep that in mind if you are up early. temperatures will fall below freezing in the far north—west under the clear skies. but it will certainly be a drier start. for much of central and eastern england, under this influence of high pressure, things will stay quite quiet before this next weather front arrives. moving into western areas as we go through the day. enjoy the weather first thing. it will be a better day in eastern scotland and central and eastern england. clouding over a little into the afternoon but feeling much better. the wind

been pulled off the beach. the surf calm enough so the salvage crew was able to tow the boat. we told you about this last saturday night. the sailer and three others headed to san diego from san francisco and their motor died. the sailer ran the boat aground and everyone on board got off sail -- safely. >>> laptop thieves caught on camera because of two good samaritans on monday in berkeley. take a look. this is a good statement holding on to a man who stole a laptop. they were just waiting for police to arrive but watch as another man comes into the scene here and you saw it, he punched one of the good samaritans. the thieves then run to a getaway car, a blue chevy impala and then they drive away. police are asking if you have any clues or tips to contact berkeley police. >>> targeting for the pop -- a frightening home invasion. happening at 9:30 in santa rosa. they say the suspects broken into a home and tied two people inside up and stealing their stash of pot, a large one. one of the suspects armed with a g