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O’Neill Regional Wave of the Winter Winners Announced! Bomb-baggers throughout the U.S. and Caribbean score $1,000 -- and bragging rights Bomb-baggers throughout the U.S. and Caribbean score $1,000 -- and bragging rights Presented By Link copied to clipboard Never in the history of the O’Neill Regional Wave of the Winter has there been so much diversity in our field of entrants and, ultimately, our short list of winners. Some are defending champions. Some have never won it before. Some are young ladies. Some are 50-year-old men.  But after a four-month holding period (December 1, 2020-Ma...

How to surf Malibu Surfrider Beach April 8, 2021 | Surfing The Malibu Surfrider Beach is one of the epicenters of surfing in California and probably the most famous surf break in mainland America. The legendary point break became a popular surf spot in the 1950s and 1960s with the rise of surfing as an all-year-round outdoor sport. Surfrider Beach also played a critical role in the development of the sport over the decades. It's a charismatic place with as many stories as the number of people who enjoyed it along the way. The first surfers to ride a wave at Malibu were Tom Blake and his frien...

And high waves at the surface. waves 13 to 16 feet today. those conditions make it very difficult for divers to see anything if they do get below the surface for them to use those remotely operated cameras below the surface and the hydrophones, which listen for the black box pings. five ships in the region just focused on the black box search but so far no pings yet. the weather is expected to improve a little bit tomorrow. the waves coming down to six to ten feet. but still fairly substantial wave size. the pace of this search and investigation is going extremely slow. particularly for the fa...

Alex came through and moved you on and how is the weather now for skimming. >> actually good. let's look at the gulf of mexico, flight, last night it was absolutely glass out there. this morning, a little bit more wave action but, still, minimal. the wave size, very small, and, the skimming operations are expected to be up full bore and are about halfway yesterday after being basically cut off and shut down for two days, because of hurricane and tropical storm alex and there was a lot of bad weather but last night the remnants of the system moved out and there is great opt optimism that the sk...

>> gregg: looking at the movement of your flowing mane it appears to be windy. how is weather playing relief efforts? >> the problem here you have tugboats behind me with all the oranges booms, containment booms that are strewn around the gulf of mexico. those boats are not deploying the booms today. because of the wave size, 239-knot winds causing waves six to eight feet and they are rising according to the u.s. coastguard. so that is presenting a problem in that containment is not a hundred percent efficient. there is oil that is actually getting beyond the containment line. you also aren't ...