Same on the beach in some other states even where the citizens own the beach. Old deeds still show some owners have beach rights to high tide or to low tide but at low low tide they still yell. Some beach goers are native indian and can go on those properties at the beach.

No one in those houses bitches about you driving by...just stop...

exactly

@@alexgibbs356 that's been my experience too. I lived near many beaches and nobody ever drove by and was yelled at. I have seen people get yelled at walking on a private beach however. If you live around the beach you can literally find what each individual property line goes to and then find the laws and match them up and then find where the tide lines are and you'll be fine. The problem is sometimes people leave trash or disturb the wildlife and that's why hey get mad or something wrong in the head. So of someone is yelling they might be right but they could be wrong too. Depends on many factors.

@@Slurpified cry baby

People build homes in all sorts of places. Look at Florida where in many cases people can't even have a basement to their house because if they dig too deep they'll hit water. Still people build homes. Or people bnuilding homes in what is called Tornado Alley. I'm thinking You must be nuts to live there but people do. Or, the people living in close proximity to vulcanoes as we just saw this week in the Phillippines. People see a volcano and think: yes, let's build here ... Humans never cease to amaze me.

The whole world is sand 😑

@@farzana6676 --"The Canadian Shield, also called the Laurentian Plateau, or Bouclier canadien, is a large area of exposed Precambrian igneous and high-grade metamorphic rocks that forms the ancient geological core of the North American continent. Composed of igneous rock resulting from its long volcanic history, the area is covered by a thin layer of soil."

Only castles.

I like to sing to my 5 and 8 year olds they love this parable and song 🙂- 🎶 The foolish man built his house upon the sand,..... the wise man built his house upon a rock 🎶

Go figure 😂😂

Yeah, they won't wear masks either. Can't fix stupid.

Is pelosi Home There?

Trump told them to stay because he said climate change is fake news

@@aolegario1 got nothing to do with climate change idiot. Neither do their forest fires. Texas has the same climate but different forestry policies. Meaning CA forestry policies are the reason for all their fires and ppl who start them

@@aolegario1 these people should had sense enough to know the dangers of building homes on a cliff. Common sense. No matter what Trump or Biden or whoever said.

Uhh when was the last time you went to a..uh..CLIFFFFFFF to go to the beach?

@@johnperic6860 because Jehovah created this earth for EVERYONE and in just a little while he's going to bring an end to this greedy wicked system and everybody ruining his earth!!!!

@@johnperic6860 Up yours fascist.

Actually, it's sliding north toward Alaska.

@@TheBandit7613 about to say the same thing

Or in US of A.

Texas has entered the chat.

Nature, " move bith, get out da way". Rich people: We wana stay!

Oh, the irony.

I built my house in a rock but made the mistake of coming out from under it a little too far and then the rock slide happened. It crushed the front of my home. Including my bedroom, living room and family room. My kids and I were lucky not to be crushed too.

“happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks” More biblical advice. Psalm 137:9

If you build your house on sand everyone else shouldn’t have to pay when that sand is washed away.

Are we supposed to cry for these rich people?

J. Crow I’m supposed to care about this? The people living there are dumb enough to stay

Ist not News, ist just KZfaq entertainment. Erosion exists since the big bang.

You must not be paying attention, then. I'm an American, and I see this sort of thing frequently.

The stupidity of the cement and rocks shows just how ignorant the people in Pacifica are.

Did you hear what the guy on the beach said???? It seems about a metre a year. 75 years ago (post WWII) the cliff was a block away. That was reasonable for them... then. (and they're all dead now)

Not just California. It's a global occurrence some coastal regions it's happening faster than others depending on the makeup of the coast. Skip back 30-50 years it was just storm surges that caused erosion but the sand would wash back and be deposited on the beaches after a few months or maybe a year. In the last 10 years it has been just a constant scouring of beaches and fore dunes and not just be storm surges it's now happening with every king tide event. Some local beachs in Australia have seen dry sand beaches that were 60-100 between fore dune and high water mark gone to the point that fore and back dunes disappear over the last 10 years and last year 2020, this as accelerated 80-120 meters gone. none of this lost sand has washed up on any neighboring beaches. The sands have washed out well beyond the surf zones where sand bars normally formed. near shore zones frequently now just have deep gutters that seem to facilitate the flushing away of eroded beach and dune sand.

@@richardkaz2336 I have lived in New Port Beach in California since1960. The level of water has never changed in Back Bay 2 miles from the ocean entrance. Believe what you like. There are 3 times more people on the earth today than my birth year. Global warming is caused by all the shits flushed down the toilet if you have one.

dont complain to the governor, because like everything else he doent give a s///. your on your own dear socialist.

Both deserve it.

Mother Nature taking back what's actually hers.

@Commie clowns like I said, Mother Nature. Even if humans destroy the planet completely, and us with it, as was said in "Jurassic Park", "Life WILL find a way," just better and without humans.

erosion keep going and Arizona will have sea views sooner than later. 😂

There's no logic in what you say unless you are a frustrated person.

@@mrx0088 that's because you dont have a brain

@@dainguyen784 I love you too. XXX

Those houses ain't worth shit,nobody would buy them in the current situation they are in,and the millionaires money would probably have been tied in the property and not in the bank account.

Mountains all over the planet are decaying as well. Climate change, plus melting icebergs means worldwide sea levels will keep rising. All this is causing changed weather patterns, bringing stronger storms to beat against what we thought was solid ground. Has humanity sped up this process? I believe so. Will humanity go extinct? Only if they keep being stupid. Even the caveman survived the ice age. The difference between now and then is that humankind depends on computers to make a living. We need to start refining our knowledge of working the land, growing crops, etc. In my opinion, it is the humble migrant worker who has the best chance of feeding themselves and surviving. Mr. Richie Rich will not get nourishment from money, fine art or shiny baubles. His pretty golden coins won’t be enough to buy labor when money means nothing. Who will trade their last leg of lamb for a piece of gold? The humble humans with dirt under their nails will continue. And the cycle will start all over again. I did not expect to see the cycle change occurring in my lifetime, nor the lifetimes of the children I love. Just like the Greeks, Romans, Chinese Dynasties, Egyptian Dynasties, etc. the great nations of today will crumble/are crumbling. We’ve been warned about pride and building our lives on sandy foundations. Yet, we have learned nothing.

@@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore man they delete my replies so fast. Earth is billions of years old, we are tens of thousands of years old. WHO CARES! Giving MONEY TO EUROPE AND THE UN WONT STOP THE ICE FROM MELTING.

@@thejmoneyshow you only see a hand span in front of you.

@@miragaiamaia8966 you of course mean, the people who built their house on an eroding coast, of course. Offff courrrsseeee....

Looking forward to that👍🇺🇸

Lol.

That all of CA . It's happening all over the world.

Yeah, stealing videos...

First Name Last Name nothing will halt it now the waters will relentlessly keep rising. So factor in a continuing cost for this on both coasts.

@@JCrow-kz4nw I am not certain of that. Sea level is temperature related, and the water temperature in Pacifica is low. Gunnite is the premium material for making swimming pools. Those areas of Pacifica where homeowners paid for this kind of intervention, are not experiencing erosion, and are probably good for 30-50 years. The erosion problem is nothing new here. It happens every winter.

@@ivermec-tin666 "The erosion problem is nothing new here. " So every year, you lose yards of coastline to the ocean? And you think in-ground pool material is going to magically stop the erosion?

@@richdelgado3405 The evidence is clear. Yes, gunnite works in this application. We are not losing coastline in net. Sand moves in a storm. Gunnite constrains that movement. It's not magic. It's engineering, and applied physics.

Global Warming is speeding it up that's the real problem.