a dramatic rescue at cape cod when a ferry full of people slams into a jetty. >> and it's the queen's birthday, but her great grandchildren steal the show. >> "action news" continues. >> saturday night, i'm walter perez. reaction pouring in after jurors fail to get a verdict in the sexual assault trial against bill cosby. and a ferry hits a jetty. >> and a shark joins swimmer at the coast. >> first, a mistrial after deliberations that lasted longer than the trial itself. this may be just the beginning for the embattled road against the comedian. >> we came here looking for an acquittal. you don't always get what you want. sometimes you get what you need. >> accuser of andrea constand shows no disappointment. her lawyer says she's ready to get back on the stand if she needs to. >> throughout the country there is no shortage of people with strong opinions about the outcome of the trial. we talked to people and found that opinion is split about the trial and impending retrial. >> there are too many witnesses that came fort for it not to be tried again. >> be mr. cosby being old as he is,

. >>> 18 people were injured after a high speed ferry struck a jetty in hyannis massachusetts.aveled between nantucket and the hyannis. the ferry was on one of the last trips of the night on friday when the collision mapped. none of the injuries are considered to be life-threatening. so far there's no word on what may have caused the ferry to collide with the jetty but the incident is still under investigation. >>> 58 people are presumed dead sadly enough after the devastating fire at a west london apartment building. fire officials say many residents were asleep when this fire broke out early wednesday morning. nearly a hundred people are being treated at hospitals. 18 are still critical. fire investigators are trying to figure out how the fire spread so quickly, how it started as well. the building is now gutted and you can seal right through it. >>> check out this amazing drone. it helped rescue crews in colorado find two lost hikers in pike national forest. two men lost their way after leaving one of the trails. the rescue team says their newly approved drone was launched a

. >> reporter: atlantic city officiale 6:30 they got a call for to missing swimmers near jetty at mlk boulevard. within two minutes officers who used to be life guard were in the water, but they never saw clea or ramone. >> start sucked out and probably panic, and swallowedord until 10:00 p.m. on thursday and resumed as recovery mission at dawn. family and friend held each other and cried as city officials updated media on the search hampered all day by fog >> this is really, the sadest day since i have been in office for me personally. >> just two children whose god has decided their time has come. >> reporter: atlantic city has dealt with several drownings after life guard left for the day. silt i officials say this highlights need for people to swim only on protect beaches. >> it is just not swim without life guard. >> reporter: atlantic city beach patrol shuts down typically after 6:00 p.m. until july 4th when they extend to 8:00 p.m. on select beaches but because of this incident they will continue hours untilat mlk boulevard stag right now. again they urge everyone, only swim, w

hurt when a ferry ran into a jetty off the coast of massachusetts. 48 people were on board when it grounded on the rocks at hyannis harbor. the coast guard lifted people to safety. they worked through the night to transfer the remaining passengers and crew members. the if he werey is operated by woods hole and mar that -- martha vineyard ferry. >>> the director john john avildsen has died. he was honored at the fame rocky steps of the museum of art. he died in los angeles from pancreatic cancer. he was 81 years old. the british royal family is marking the birth of queen elizabeth the second, the queen turned 91 in april. the tradition of celebrating the monarch in summer dates back to the 1700s. 1400 officers will be on the parade there, the royal air force will perform a fly overat buckingham palace. 5:14 a.m. a new time we're on. >> reporter: it's very, very humid out there, been out there this morning, it feels like a steam room out there. let's go live on sky6 live hd. we'll get you started on a shot of the commodore barry bridge, because of the fog it's hard to see much of anything. it

caught in a rip tide at martin luther king boulevard known to be a bad rip tide area because of the jetty here. and her 15-year-old friend went in to try to save her and now both are missing and presumed dead. >> last night we were praying for a rescue and today we are just praying for recovery. >> today on a foggy beach. the stepfather of ramon quinn waits for news, his stepson went missing trying to save his friend known as kiki. kiki got caught in a rip tide. >> you see someone in trouble he is going to try to help. that is how he is. >> she loved life and she loved taking selfies and a typical 15-year-old good in school and had plenty of friends and loved the beach. >> he gave his life to save hers. and lost his life you can call him hero too. >> ramon quinn's family says he was brave and would not think twice about saving a friend. >> that is my little cousin. i need to give the family peace just to find his body. you know he is gone, you can't survive that long. >> they have suspended the water search because of rough seas and fog but will continue looking until the bodies are found

. >>> this is the scene in hyannis massachusetts where a ferry crashed into a jetty last night. injuring 18 passengers. some of them seriously. the ferry was just finishing a trip from nantucket in high seas and rough winds. the cause of the crash hasn't been determined. >>> on the other end of the country, hawaii to be precise, the end of a remarkable journey today. a traditional polynesian sailing canoe. it's only power the wind and currents traveling around the world. steve patterson was there when it arrived. >> reporter: a historic homecoming after three years at sea. this is the hokalaia. star of gladness. a canoe powered by winds and waved, guided by only hands and eyes. welcomed home after a journey around the world. rotating 150 crew members across 31 legs. starting from hawaii, spanning 40,000 nautical miles and 33 countries and territories. australia, south africa, new york and back home. >> it was very intense. >> reporter: the crew battling brutal weather and harrowing seas. the crew doesn't use modern navigational tools, no gps or compass. >> the sun is exactly due

. >>> this is the scene in hyannis massachusetts where a ferry crashed into a jetty last night.s just finishing a trip from nantucket in high seas and rough winds. >>> on the other end of the country hawaii to be precise, the end of a remarkable journey today. a traditional polynesian sailing canoe. it's only power the wind and currents traveling around the world. steve patterson was there when it arrived. >> an historic homecoming after three years at sea. this is the hokalaia. welcomed home after a journey around the world. rotating 150 crew members across 31 legs. the voyage spanning 40,000 nautical miles and 33 countries and territories. navigating to australia, south africa, new york and back home. >> it was very intense. >> the crew battle iing difficult weather and harrowing seas. they don't use gps or compass. >> let's say the sun is due west and you want to go south. >> sao it would be to the left of me. >> they reached back into history using the ancient polynesian art of wave finding. >> our ancestors have been doing it for 3,000 years. >> we measure altitude with our

a passenger ferry plowed into a jetty, stormy weather possibly to blame. at least 15 people sent to the hospital. nearly 40 others had to be rescued. we pick up the story from here. >> reporter: tonight the incredible images. this high speed ferry slamming into the rocks in hyannis harbor. the boat stuck, taking on water, dozens of people on board. >> we just received a mayday. >> reporter: overnight the water rescue teams evacuating 57 passengers and crew. a coast guard chopper, hovering over the scene, this infrared video showing the moment one injured person was airlifted to safety. >> all of a sudden i just felt this huge jolt, and i flew forward there were people outside who had fallen over and injured their head really bad it was just chaos at that point. >> reporter: those frightening moments captured, passengers waiting to be saved, life vests on. many forced to climb down a ladder on to slippery rocks to escape the grounded ferry. >> i just don't have enough awesome words to say about all of the emergency services folks that came out. >> reporter:

on friday, hand and a friend, ramone crim went missing at jetty at martin lieutenant are king boulevard at 6:30 p.m. after life guard were gone for the day. fifteen year-old ramone, tried to save hand who was caught in the rip current. >>> officials have made an arrest in connection with the overnight terror attack outside of a london mosque that injured nine people, authorities say that 47 year-old darren osborne plowed a van into a crowd of worshipers just after midnight as ramadan prayers concluded. it happened as group gathered to provide first aid to a elderly man. >>> stay tuned for more otter or attack in london, "cbs evening news" is tracking latest on the investigation and they will have it at 6:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> good stuff from the sports world blockbuster deal has put sixers front and center in this weeks draft. the sixers and celtics made rumors official today. >> lots to talk about here, philadelphia will have the first overall pick, with sports director don bell joining us live. this is big. >> this is big. these two teams have been flirting for a while, okafor t

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massachusetts where several passengers had to be med-evac'd after sustaining injuries after hitting a jetty in hi and he is harbor. coast guard says rough seas and strong winds were a couple of factors that hindered initial rescue efforts. president trump is adding veteran washington lawyer to his defense team amid expanding russia investigation. now on board, attorney john dowd who once led investigation into pete rose betting scandal for major league baseball. >> this coming as cnn learns tensions are rising at the justice department over the russia probe. the man who named special counsel to run the investigation after attorney general jeff sessions had to recuse himself now may be forced to do the same thing. cnn jeremy diamond is live at the white house. what are you hearing about all that's going on that we learned happened at the justice department and has the white house made comment on that new information? >> reporter: rene, tensions are rising at the justice department as the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller appears to be widening. that probe now appears to be

several passengers had to be medevac'd after sustaining injuries when the vessel hit a jetty in hithe harbor. rough seas, strong winds were a couple of the factors that hindered initial efforts. >> joining me on the phone is the command center chief for the coast guard southeastern new england. talk to us about where things stand at this point. >> good morning. all passengers have been evacuated safely from the ship. coast guard crews and local responders responded late last night to the grounding. the first people taken off were the people most injured. taken off via helicopter, taken to medical care. rough seas did impede the rescue. the boat was pretty high on the rocks which made it difficult for crews to get alongside the vessel and made it dangerous for people to exit the vessel. because of that the coast guard continued their air evacuation. 10 additional passengers, a total of 48 taken by air to the local municipal airport. remaining passengers taken by sea to the local incident command post. >> those passengers who had to be medevac'd, do you know anything more as far as thei

late last night a ferry with 57 passengers and crew on board rammed into a jetty near the town of hyannis. 15 people went to the hospital. two officers at the helm have 60 years of experience between them. they tested negative for alcohol. >>> a car fire slowed freeway traffic for a while tonight in emeryville. these pictures were taken by our emeryville tower camera. witnesses tell us the front end of a car going westbound on i-80 burst into flames. it happened at around 9:45 near powell street. all the occupants were able to get out of the car without injury. one lane had to be shut down while the fire department attended to the fire. >>> well, tonight the man once known as america's dad remains a free man. a judge in pennsylvania today declared a mistrial in the criminal sexual assault case against bill cosby. after deliberating for more than six days jurors could not reach a unanimous decision on whether the comedian drugged and molested andrea constand. cosby walked out of court raising his hand in the air. a cosby representative read a scathing statement from the entertainer's wife.

there have long been rumblings that this pair were responsible for jettying a secret active culture, being the enforcers and protectsers of the prime minister, making it difficult for her to hear opinions across the party. a lot of the anger has focused on their influence, according to british media reports the prime minister was advised to sack them or face a leashedship challenge in the party. so shecrucially, no one is talk about theresa may standing down. there's no significant call from any senior figures for her to go. it seems to be an understanding that now is not the time. this country, in just over a week is due to begin formal negotiation toss exit the european union, the brexit process is about to begin. the priority for theresa may and for the conservative party is forming a government and building a working majority within the parliament. to try and get that majority, theresa may has dispatched people to northern ireland to meat with the matter known for being socially conservative on issues like abortion, gay marriage. but its main purpose is ensuring that northern ire

mcdonald's went public in 1965 he bought this ranch and called it the j & r double arch ranch and when he jetty sonned jane, the j worked on the ranch when he married joan. >> host: one of the cozy story -- crazy stories in the book is when he left this second wind chill do and i nounsed -- the didn't announce. set the scene for where they were headed, and they were kind of jet-setting, having a pretty good time before that. tell that story. >> guest: when mcdonald's went public in 1965, ray had been scraping along and doing well but all of a sudden he was one of the richest men in the country, and he was also older at that point, and so he and his second wife, jane, were, as you say, bought this ranch and were running all over the country, the world, cruises, and enjoying themselves, and they were about to go off on their fifth anniversary on an around the world cruise when ray had his lawyer deliver the bad news to jane at the bon voyage party, very madmen scene, all these guys and their wives, mcdonald's executives, had come to see them off, and their bon voyage cruise and the lawyer went to

. >> they will begin building a jetty to protect the harbor but the rest of the island will need a bettersurvive. >> we've been studied to death. we just need something done. >> mapping data shows how the shoreline has waned in the past and without intervention the small teamerican town will disappear into the bay. what could the island look like if the predictions do come true? we'll about to find out. >> r carol pruitt moore is a seventh generation islander. she take the short boat ride from the island every day to walk along an abandoned shoreline and reflect on the past. as recently as the 1920s the entire community lived here. this is all that's left of the uppers. >> what do you think about when you come here every day when you take your walk? >> when i find pieces of glass and pottery, i try to imagine the people who may have used them and, you know, what their lives were like. i'm sure they never thought we would have to move because this is their home f. we don't get p, it will be just a memory. her name was polly parks. she decide in 1913. >> it wasn't after this the entire comm

. >>> and new this morning, video from inside a ferry after it collided with a jetty off the coast of massachusetts. the ferry carrying some 48 people were traveling from nantucket to hyannis. rough seas made the overnight rescue difficult. several people had to be air-lifted to area hospitals but they are expected to be okay. >>> and finally they say if you do the crime, you'll have to do the time. in this case the time served though was meant -- turned out to be his extreme embarrassment, hours of extreme embarrassment. 17-year-old marc anthony doyle admitted he took $30,000 worth of goods from his home, his boss' home. but rather than pressing charges, the boss, a texas businessman, made him wear an outfit, you see there and hold a sign telling everyone that he was guilty. doyle returned the stolen items and check this out, his boss let him keep his job. >> what? >> and the clothes presumably. >> probably optional. >> rubber rainboots and a pink long tank top. >> sparkle boots, i think they were. >> hours of embarrassment was his sentence. >> trying to figure out how i feel about t

. >> reporter: they will begin building a jetty to frekt the island next year, but the rest of the island will need a barrier far more expensive to survive. >> we're being studied to death. we just need something done. >> reporter: mapping data shows just how much the shoreline has waned in the past. and without intervention the island will continue to disappear. so what could the island look like for future generations if the predictions do come true, well we're about to find out at a place called the uppards. she takes the short boat ride from the main island every day to walk along an abandoned shoreline and reflect on the past. as rantly as the 1920s an entire community lived right here. we're only about a mile and a half from tan ye geea and this is what is left of the uppards. >> when i find pieces of glass and pottery, i try to remind people what their lives were like. if we don't get help, it's going to be like uppards. he died in 1913. >> reporter: it wasn't many years after this the entire community was under. so it's got to be one of your fears walking around and wondering abou

authorities say 15 year-old raymond quinn tried to rescue clea hand after caught in the rip current near a jetty off doctor martin luther king boulevard. they both vanished in the water and never re-surfaced, hand's family says it brings them some comfort to know her friend tried to save her in my eyes he is my sister's hero and my family hero. he didn't to have jump in to try to save her but did he what he did out of the kind ness of his heart and i appreciate that and that are. >> rescue crews suspended search effort around 11:00 friday morning they were hampered by fog and rich ocean >>> minnesota police office shore fatally shot philando castille during a traffic stop last year has been found not guilty of manslaughter. ger ran mow yanes was acquitted of two lesser charges. castille's death received wye spread attention after his girlfriend broadcast shootings 's aftermath on facebook live. despite the verdict he has been placed, has been dismissed rather as a police officer. >>> meantime protests erupted in st. paul, minnesota last night following his acquittal, hundreds of demonstrators ra

. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers will build a jetty to protect the harbor and the rest of theexpensive barrier to survive. >> we've been studied to death. we just need something done. >> reporter: mapping data shows how rapidly the shore line has waned in the best and without significant intervention the small american town will continue to disappear into the bay at the rate of 16 feet a year in some places. so what could tangier island look like for future generations if the predictions do come true? well, we're about to find out. carol prewitt moore is a seventh generation islander. she takes the short boat ride from the main island every day to walk along an abandoned shore line and reflect on the past. as recently as the 1920s the entire community lived right here. we're only about a mile and a half from tangier and this is all that's left. what do you think about when you come here every day and take your walk? >> well, i mean, you know, if i find pieces of glass and potry, i try to imagine the people who may have used them and, you know, what their lives were l e like. i

i don't know if you can see that jetty at there, that men's triathlon.d, this is one of the ones to watch. dan hawksworth from jersey is hoping to retain his title. he's a commonwealth level athlete and has appeared at the worlds and so this is serious stuff. 2300 competitors are here in gotland, this island in the baltic sea, along with their supporters, friends and relatives and coaches and the media like us. so why are we all here? something called the 2017 island games. 23 island nations, each with small populations, come together every two yea rs populations, come together every two years to compete in their own bespoke competition. some have travelled from the arctic, others from warmer climes. so, why? the island games is a wonderful event for islands with populations of less than i think 100,000, but it is an event where we can come together, regardless of the distance between us, we can come together and celebrate what we all love to do and what we do best to represent our islands. for us gibraltarians, definitely, because olympics, europeans, w

. >> exciting moments overnight off the case of massachusetts when a ferry boat hit a jetty and ran agrounded and airlifted and transferred all 57 on board as the ferry took on water. the ferry travels between hyannis and the island of nantucket. the massachusetts steamship authority has canceled all runs of the damaged vessel until further notice. >> steve scalise continues fighting for his life this weekend. we learned last night the house majority whip's injuries were far worse than originally thought after being shot at the congressional baseball practice. and garrett tenney joins us live outside the hospital. any idea if we are going to get an update today or not? >> well, it's possible. over the last few days the hospital has typically been providing us updates after congressman scalise has gone through surgery or procedures. he'll go through his next surgery today or tomorrow. we're expecting an update after that happens. we do know that doctors say he is in much better condition now than he was three days ago when we were told he was facing imminent death and this is where he remain

reports at least nine people were injured last night when a high-speed ferry from nantucket struck a jettyhyannisport, massachusetts. the 48 passengers and nine crew members were stranded on board for hours before they could be rescued by helicopter or boat. rough seas and strong winds hampered the effort. the coast guard is trying to determine why the ferry struck the breakwater. >>> the "los angeles times" reports that oscar-winning director johnad brought the world "rocky" in 1976, and "the karate kid" among other notable films, has died. he was credited for sentimental films often showing an underdog rising to the top. he was 81 years old. >>> "the new york "daily news"" prp reports two pro-trump demonstrators interrupted the performance of "julius caesar." >> this is unacceptable! >> get off the stage! >> the woman was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and trespassing. the other protester was escorted out. the play is criticized for making close associations between the roman dictator and president trump. the performance continued after the interruption. >>> and "rolling st

rescues wrapping up overnight after a ferry with 48 people on board strike as jetty injuring six people massachusetts. one person now suffering serious injuries was air lifted by a coast guard helicopter. still not clear though what caused that crash. and republican outrage unfolding on stage. two protesters interrupting july i can't teljulius caesar dp being assassinated. >> this is unacceptable. you cannot -- all right. ladies and gentlemen, we are going to pause. >> you are inciting terrorists. the blood of steve scalise is on your hands. abby: protesters being thrown out by security immediately with the play continuing to gone o the final performance of the play is still expected to go on tomorrow. and the woman is suing a casino for offering her a steak dinner instead of handing over 43-million-dollar jackpot winning. denying her the cash and saying surprise amount on machine. now she is crying foul saying the game was rigged. going outside to rick with barbecue. i'm stuck in the studio. can i smell it, rick. i'm so jealous. bring it in. rick: at least your clothes are going to sta