back locally, beach season is kicking off with a big buzz at a local beach.er they said the lifeguards wouldn't stop women brad bell found the issue is far from settled. brad: a bathing suit battle on the beachment one side an activist for female bare chestedness. whose reading of the law prompted supporters of the law. >> i think it's great. >> we should be fine to show each other's bodies. >> others say women should keep tops on. >> i wouldn't want to see it. >> those that wish to go in that direction. we hope they would go elsewhere. >> that is the mayor. he says the police will enforce beach standards on a case-by-case basis. he is waiting for a ruling from the attorney general. he wants to make his opinion clear. >> ocean city beach. we don't plan to become a topless beach. we'll do everything in our power to prevent it. brad: in the walk on the beach today i got to tell you we did not see any toplessness. according to the beach patrol it's a rare occurrence. the mayor wants to keep it that way and eager to get the attorney general's opinion. it's a work

coming up next on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a new look at a local beach. ow a topless advocate is making waves at a popular beach. >> 24 hours ago hardly anybody heard of this but thanks to quick thinking this sign and james comey, don is fielding calls from across the country. the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. alison: with the heat climbing ocean city will b topless when they are on the sand. did you know that? brad bell explains why. brad: ellicott ocean city lifegs keep a close eye on the swimmers. they see a lot on the beach. but they're told to turn a blind eye to topless women. memo that lead to debate in the sand. >> guys can do it, why can't girls? i want a g

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. >>> and the press of atlantic city work on local beach replentishment in ventnor will stop july 6, again until the end every august or early september. for the time being the beach work will move to margate and longport. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, still ahead: great news for jay-z fans, the hip hop star dropped a new albumn overnight. we have the details in got to tell you. up ahead, why you may be waiting a little bit longer for a package to arrive from overseas. we will be right back. se yoflavor, one hero was on a mi you wame? ybel in snack a little bigger.abyb what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >> the sixers are preparing for summer league, here's don bell. >> in the words of the great kanye west, do you have crawl before you ball

nancy: and they lay down the law for the push for women be allowed to go topless on local beaches.larry: and changes to the travel to cuba. nancy: the line-up tonight -- over hereno!ver here! (dog barking) whoever threw it has to go get it. not me! somebody will get it... ♪ (dog barking) an dream. making it a reality is the hard part. from the b-2 to the upcoming b-21, northrop grumman stealth bombers give america an advantage in a turbulent world. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. president trump: i am canceling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with cuba. nancy: president trump in miami announcing major changes to u.s. policy with cuba there. the most noticeable change in all of this is who can go to cuba now. the president says americans can no longer go there for leisure. melissa dipane joins us to explain what else the developing story means. melissa: there has been a huge uptick to travel to cuba since regulations were loosened by the obama administration. american tourists

how maryland is fighting a push to fight women going topless at a local beach.al police department's warning about toys they fear can get a child killed. what parents need to know when i join you at 5:00. see you in a few. jonathan: thanks. they are calling it black friday in italy. the country's transportation workers now are on strike. it's impacting everything from the country's airlines to bus service. there were long lines for taxis across the country. italian unions often strike on fridays in the summer. so this is not that unusual. michelle: hopef this weekend. julie wright is on traffic watch with a look at potential trouble spots. [no audio] jonathan: it always works so much better with sound. we'll get that fixed. you could say it's party time for john fishman, drummer for the band phish. he is going into the government. he won tuesday's election in lincolnville, maine, where he lives with his wife and five children. no word if he is bouncing around the room about the results. michelle: this sunday is father's day. day to celebrate all that dad has don

safely bring him on board of our boat, and then we were able to release him back on to one of the local beachesg city cops are used to. >> no. lucky deer. >> yeah. officials say the deer was stuck because it had run into some deep mud. >>> now to your health. researchers say they have successfully used a 3d printer to create a fully functioning prosthetic ovary in mice and it's not too far away for human use. more importantly, it has the potential to change the way infertility is treated especially in cancer patients. >> sylvia perez explains how it is all possibe. >> reporter: at first glance this may look like a typical 3d printer but it's so much more. it's created a functioning 3d prosthetic ovary that not only allowed mice to ovulate but to give birth. >> we used by putting bio innings into the 3d printer are able to print actual organ structures. >> reporter: in this case, that structure was a mouse ovary. here's how it works. researchers removed mouse ovaries and preserved the ovarian tissue isolating the hormone producing cells. they then used the 3d printer and a special gelatin ink an

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check out the fourth of july locally and the beaches as well.f what we have now. 60% chance of thunderstorms saturday afternoon. definitely hot and humid. sunday only isolated storm chances. monday little bubble of the high pressure will try to cool us off and give us drier air. the heat and the humidity with fireworks in the sky for mother nature before fireworks at night on tuesday. jonathan: we just need tuesday a little less clouds and a little breeze. doug: working on it. >> barbecue. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: leave it to nancy to make sure we didn't forget the food. see you tonight at 11:00. have a great ni z2e2dz z1a2z y2e2dy y1a2y in my future i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat, which raises my risk for heart failure. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. and i have a 42% chance of becoming obese. if i develop breast cancer, it's 39% more likely to kill me. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm not likely to talk about my depression at all. and we all have a 30% chance of dev

beach. but local dog owners dubbed it longport dog beach. >> people feel like they are out in nature and awayrom things it's a short drive from the larger coastal communities. >>> think your hound a beauty take him to ocean city for the show us your paws parade. >> animals from the community walk along the boardwalk. pets dress to impress, there's a ten dollar registration fee. it's a lot of fun and all the proceeds help out the animals. >> reporter: the humane society help animals like chewy and willie. they are very sweet they would do well with kids. >> ziggy is a chihuahua mix. >> dusty was raised in the middle east. a gentleman who worked for the government brought him back to the states. fred is a senior looking for peace and quiet. >> he is a great dog. this is max he is 4 years old. he was rescued from death row in a high kill shelter in georgia, the humane society say he is a lovely and i debris. he loves to play with his toys. if you're interested in max visit the umain society of ocean city website. if you would like us to share your shelter success story post a picture to the "fyi

local chevy dealer. we're back now with a fox5 exclusive. before you stop at a henna tattoo stand at the beach this summer pay attention to our next story. a local family got their son a black henna tattoo to t a recent trip to virginia beach and it may have scarred him for life. marina maracco temporary henna tattoo can lead to permanent damage. >>reporter: it's been more than a month which this family spent the memorial day weekend at the beach and what seemed like temporary at the time could now leave a scar forever. what this five-year old won't forget is the henna tattoo he got on the beach this past memorial day weekend. i just got a burnt on my tattoo and it started itching . he wanted a tattoo like his dad's. how much was the tattoo. >> thirty bucks. >> for 30 bucks payton got the tattoo which was supposed to be temporary. >> she just told me it has to dry until a few days. the inc. dried but then turned to this, raised skin, itchy and a burning on the boy's arm. >> it was getting more and more red. it almost looked infected the doctors at first puzzled by the reaction. it's black inc.

first alert severe thunderstorms for most of the areas except the beaches tomorrow. 3:00 to 9:00 p.m., localizedind damage possible. most likely in areas of yellow, north and west of the philadelphia area. lehigh valley, berks county and poconos. little bit less of a risk in philadelphia area. do have showers and thunderstorms right now not associated with what we're talking about tomorrow. this is coming in through the poconos and also the northern portion of the lehigh valley. north of allentown for the moment but likely to slide down in next hours. this is tomorrow. through the day we're going to find thunderstorms building up. very warm. extremely humid. think today was humid, wait until tomorrow. later in the day a potential line of storms. develops into a line. lucky to have gusty winds with it. downpours but not going to last all day or evening. plan around it. 7:00 or 8:00 at night through philadelphia and then weakens going east. that's good news. then as with we go into next week, beautiful weather sunday and into monday, a chance of showers, but tuesday is looking really good. overall

. >> the surf is very high along the beaches and swimming is prohibited. local officials are warning of dangerous high tides and rip currents. >> levees are being strengthened in new orleans where there are thousands who have already lost power. many schools, camps and government offices will be closed today. >>> in the southwest, record temperatures. las vegas tied a record first set in 1942, 117 degrees. the heat wave is helping fuel the big bear wildfire east of los angeles. there are mandatory evacuations under way overnight there. >> a lot of my family is ready for it to cool down from those triple temperatures in california. >>> turning overseas to brussels where a small explosion at a train station was indeed a terror attack. the suspect was killed at the scene, nobody else was hurt. terry moran has details. >> reporter: the city of brussels is on edge after shots were fired and explosions rocked the main train station at about 8:30 p.m. eyance withes a eyewitnesses are sharing images of flames. police took down a suspect immediately after an explosion in

equals grid lock for the people getting in their cars, and they try to bypass the beach traffic by going through local neighborhoods. marianne favro has more. >> reporter: and it has been a problem for the past few years, peggy, you're absolutely right. and every weekend this sign goes up here in los gatos warning drivers that the on ramp to southbound highway 17 downtown is closed. that may have alleviated some of the traffic downtown but now homeowners saying they're waking up to grid lock in the mornings on their usually quiet street. take a look here, this video was shot by a homeowner who said there were so many cars on her street this morning she couldn't back out of her own driveway to get to the store. >> all of these five streets here were completely bumper to bumper stopped. drivers were frustrated weaving in and out of traffic going the opposite direction, speeding around corners, there were emergency vehicles that could not get through. >> reporter: deborah messenger blames the traffic apps that suggest alternate routes through neighborhoods. she says she posted a petition on line asking t

a tornado in fort walton beach, florida. local areas, nine inches of rain.cting a foot in some areas. they can use that in the southwest. can't believe how hot it. >> it's been incredible. heat piling up. as a result, temperatures currently climbing close to 109. we will top off in phoenix area, which has been the spots where we've seen the planes grounded getting up to 119. this may be the end of the peak but not going away entirely. the next couple days, the heat will be sticking around leading up to portions of california and finally looking at the next couple days unfortunately we're talking about heat in phoenix, las vegas and portions of southern california hovering near the 115, 116 range. so maybe dropping five degrees is it. they'll be dealing with some heat into the weekend, shep. >> shepard: local coverage on fox 10 in phoenix and fox in las vegas, it's a scorcher. good luck to you guys. breaking news now. jurors have acquitted a black former milwaukee police officer of reckless homicide after he shot and killed a black suspect. the shooting last

miami beach is going to disappear. no wonder the local residents are alarmed.o—called president think it is is a chinese hoax. i mean, i can't believe it. i live right in the middle of climate change every day. we are so affected here. how dare the leader of this great country say it doesn't exist! travel to the mist west coal and rust belt, there is a different view. here, the paris agreement is seen as a killer of american jobs but head further west to california, a state that long set the pace on green issues on america, there is a democratic governor who promised to conduct his own climate change negotiations with the president of china. donald trump has gone awol. now it is up to the president of china and for california to work with him and other countries to do whatever we can to off set the negative pathway chosen by president trump. this is a decision of enormous planetary and geopolitical significance. critics claiming america has abdicated leadership on the world's biggest problem, that america first, means aamerica alone. nick bryant, bbc news, wash

fights, rowdiness, alcohol fueled problems turning the beach in a wrestling ring. a local wawa into a nightclub. thanks for joining us. i'm dawn timmeney. >>> after the madness in margate last week, police are saying no more. they plan to make sure these things do not get out of hand club wa.ting down the so-called- fox 29's dave kinchen has more from margate. biger police presence at this wawa in margate where that brawl happen last weekend, of course, many people we talked with don't expect that to happen again for the rest of the summer. >> i think it turn out to be a lot better since everything happened. >> reporter: lenny monroe looks ahead to the weekend piece and fun in margate hoping it doesn't come to another national headline grabbing brawl like this one last saturday. >> i took off. [ laughter ] >> because everybody started going every which way. i mean, they were knocking people down, kids down, and people were sitting on the chair. i mean it wasn't right. >> reporter: it's not something lucy the elephant is used to either with 300 kids involved in the melee, n

beach at 86. >>> if you are looking to adopt a pet, one local animal rescue group has a full house.ll tell you about the special deal they're offering to help clear the shelters. >>> so of course a lot of kids play sports, but sebay is well on his way to becoming a pro on the soccer field turning heads with his skills and now he's looking for a forever family. nbc 10's vai sikahema introduces us to this week's wednesday's child. >>> goal! meet soccer phenom extraordinaire sebay. this 10-year-old dynamo plays in a soccer league and is so good he has no problem playing with the men's soccer team. so tell me about soccer. how long have you been playing? >> two years. >> two years? did you tell me you play travel soccer? >> yes. >> you have to be the best player on your team. no shame in his game. he is oozing with confidence, yet he is vulnerable because he doesn't have a forever family. tell me the type of family you would like to have? >> a family that cares about me. >> how would they show you that they care about you? >> by talking when you get upset. >> he yearns for the sense of

a trip to the beach left this local boy scarred. the news at ten starts right now . we begin tonight with an update on the stunning allegations of fraud in prince george's county public schools. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claimed they have evidence that hundreds of students graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen turns out the state of maryland already investigated the issue earlier in the year and found nothing was wrong. tonight we're digging into that report and talking to school board members about what it means. lindsay watts broke the story and is following up for us tonight. lindsay. >>reporter: shawn and tony top brass in prince george's county say that report absolves them that it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed question now, will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistleblowers coming to light? fighting back against corruption cla

beach to help control the problem. the department will be fully staffed -- won't be fully staffed until later this month. localiness owners hope a nearby holiday beach brawl does not keep people away. >>> the vine street expressway kept you away -- >> detours. there's all the construction around logan square, and i found myself circling is around logan turkey is get back to -- logan circle to get back to the vine. a miracle you were here to start the morning. if you were dealing with this week, and last week the vine street expressway closure, that typically clears around the 5:00 mark. if you're not awake or heading out before then, it doesn't matter to you. moving through center city, we've seen the closing at broad and the schuylkill. now it's open. it's been open for about an hour and 20 minutes or so. right around the vine and 8th is where we're watching here. here is the westbound side. that moves toward the schuylkill, here eastbound toward 95. we're not seeing any problems or delays right now. minor delays for septa. war minister train 404 running about ten minutes late. minor there. new jersey, amtrak

beaches. in general between 3:00 and 9:00 p.m. not a six-hour storm but move through the area during that period of time. localizedind damage, brief downpours and bit of lightning as well. radar and satellite showing, this is way ahead of the system for tomorrow, but there are heavier showers getting into lehigh valley and northampton county. small and fast-moving showers. main area back to the west, nasty stuff moving eastward over the next 24 hours. next couple of hours in berks county, lehigh valley and poconos. could get into the northern portions in the evening hours and may be more than one thunderstorm with this particular pattern. that is round one. not most severe one. up to 91 degrees now. humid and will help trigger the storms tomorrow. more on the hour by hour and rest of the holiday outlook coming up. >>> great place to kick off holiday weekend. the blue rocks take on salem with the fireworks to follow. >> show us how people are celebrating without ever leaving the first state. >> reporter: just like this, probably see about 200 yards away from the stadium. big weekend in delaware. beach is always pac

local hospital. >>> it seem like beach goers in maryland will now be able to go topless.ity authorities ordered beach patrol to not ask bear chested women to cover up at the beach. this decision will be intact until the attorney general's office can come to app agreement on the state's indecent exposure laws. >>> all right. so are you feeling lucky this weekend? >> i'm always feeling lucky many powerball lucky that's a different story. powerball jackpot one of the highest ever. th $435 million jackpot the eighth largest prize in the game'se last one waspr won awaye her conservative party lost it's majority in the british particle lamb forcing may to form from northern ireland's democratic unioner the reverse what the prime minister had hoped for as she called theh they are hand in the eu brexit ea will put fairness of everything we d. so thatfi the promise of brexit together. and over the next five years, build a country in which no one and no community is left behind. >> eu officials say while the impact of this election is still being determined, they will be ready to o

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now more officers are assigned to the beach to help control the problem but it won't be until later this month that the department will be fully staffed. localach brawl does not keep people away. >> the culture and the environment of the area, you know, no drinking outdoors with a fine an penalty and things of that nature. it's probably a little bit of educating your clients and once you do that i think everything is fine. >> police in north wildwood want visitors to remember that there is no alcohol allowed onh=Ñue t beach and boardwalk. they have a zero tolerance policy. >>> now to your first alert forecast. a very welcome warm up. here is a live look at broad street, plenty of people for sure going to get outside, they ton this pleasant weather and that warm up may be under way. still a little cooler at the shore right now, taking a live look at cape may, some folks out there on the sand stayed in the 60s down there, but if you're hoping to hit the shore this weekend you will like the forecast. for the warm up and the sun. glenn hurricane schwartz joining us more with this seat we're going to get, serious heat. >> especially compared to w

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. >> if it happens where people were buying up coastal access so that surfers, the local surfers had no access to beach property, that would be a big problem. i would not be okay with that. >> reporter: in san mateo county, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> they say khosla should not have gated that road leading to the beach without a permit. the lawsuit will be argued in court with vinod khosla this month. >> here we are in the first big heat wave not bay area. >>> first let's think cool thoughts of the preparations for the parade in lake merritt. we have chopper 5 looking things over on this nice clear day. nice do you know out there. lake merritt is significant because it was the first u.s. wildlife refuge in 1870. and before the gold rush there were more bears than people out in oakland. and things have changed a little bit in the 140 years since. as we have a look at the bay bridge now with plenty of blue out there. concord 81 degrees. san jose 79. oakland 73. san francisco 66. giants and royals in a little over an hour game time temperature 62 with clear and cool conditions. game time. overnight lows not

miami beach is going to disappear. no wonder local residents like this are so alarmed.dent thinks it is a hoax, a chinese hoax. i can't believe it. i live in the middle of climate change every day. we are so affected here. how dare the leader of this great country say it doesn't exist? travel to the midwest coal and rust belt and you get a different view. amongst many working class supporters of donald trump, the paris agreement is seen as a killer of americanjobs. but ahead had further west to california, a state at the forefront of green issues in america, and you'll find a democratic governor that has promised to conduct his own negotiations with president xijinping. trump has gone awol, absent without leave, and california will work with president xijinping to do what we can to offset the negative pathway taken by donald trump. this is a decision with enormous poetry and geopolitical importance. critics will claim that america has abdicated leadership on arguably the world's biggest problem. nick bryant, bbc news. there was immediate and widespread condemnation. a s

miami beach is going to disappear. no wonder the local residents are alarmed. so—called president think it is is a chinese hoax. i mean, i can't believe it. i live right in the middle of climate change every day. we are so affected here. how dare the leader of this great country say it doesn't exist! travel to the mist west coal and rust belt, there is a different view. here, the paris agreement is seen as a killer of american jobs but head further west to california, a state that long set the pace on green issues on america, there is a democratic governor who promised to conduct his own climate change negotiations with the president of china. donald trump has gone awol. now it is up to the president of china and for california to work with him and other countries to do whatever we can to off set the negative pathway chosen by president trump. this is a decision of enormous planetary and geopolitical significance. critics claiming america has abdicated leadership on the world's biggest problem, that america first, means america alone. nick bryant, bbc news, was

local park. >> prust, some southern california beach, -- plus, some southern california beach-goers will be disappointedliday weekend after more shark sightings. >>> good morning. thinking about what to do tonight? we have opera at the ballpark. done this before. it is fantastic! it's tonight at 7:30. phil30 stern grove festival in san francisco. sunday partly cloudy, high 50s. another option for you today kick starts the marin county fair at 79 degrees. some fun in the sun and we have the hook and ladder run in livermore at 63 degrees. and we do also have the alameda county fair tonight with super diamond in concert. >>> right now we are tracking a few more hot spots if you are making your way over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. some accidents to tell you about. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> russian river brewery is selling its company. the santa rosa brewery can make up to 20,000 barrels a year. the price is negotiable but it's expected to be a few million dollars. it comes as the russian river prepares to open a $40 million brewery and restaurant in windsor. >>> later today activists wil

locally. in about ten minutes we'll have this week's edition of newswatch. but now on bbc news, click. la la la los angeles. a city of many sights. there's the movies. the beachesthe high life. and in between each of them... ..a whole lot of this. with hardly any rail alternative, the traffic here drives the locals to distraction. it's led some of the bigger thinkers to suggest radical alternatives. electric car and space travel guru elon musk has even started digging a tunnel. he envisions an asimovian network of car and passenger carrying tubes underneath cities in the future. how boring. meanwhile, back in the almost real world of marina del rey, a more modest way to reduce traffic. two electric cars that belong to a whole apartment block. envoy operates a closed car share system. the vehicles can be booked out by residents only and used for up to three hours at a time. now this is not a car that you would use to drive to work and back because you'd end up paying for and hogging it for the whole day. this is much more a car that you would use for convenience, popping out for the occasional errand. we believe that if it's a two car household we can hopefully

local app. >>> in atlantic city, rescue crews are back on the beach resuming a search for two swim hers went missing around 6:30 last night but sadly officials are now saying that the rescue is considered, a recovery effort. cleve bryan is in atlantic city think afternoon where he spoke with sit officials, cleve. >> reporter: search continues, until about 10:00 o'clock last night and then resumed at dawn but it hit a snag. you can see is there just extremely thick fog, here and is not seen, for them to take out their watercraft, these wave run tours look out in the water. search is limited right new to just on the beach. here's what we know from the officials. around 6:00 o'clock yesterday life guard left the beach they pulled everybody out, told them not to go back in on or around 6:30. fire department got a call for two swimmers sucked down by a rip current. within five minutes rescue swimmers were in the water but they never had a visual of, on the two people. through discussion they have learned that a group of teens have gone into the water around the rock pile, and 16 year-old caylee hand from

beach in falmouth. you have picked the nicest place! it was full of tourists and locals enjoying the sunshine. me and a couple of producers, trying to find anyone on this beach who watched that debate. we have failed to. which told me that perhaps, a lot of ordinary people don't engage in big, media events in the same way that the media does. the second interesting conversation i had... god forbid! one man sitting behind a windbreak said, i am fed up with theresa may for not showing up. i am a conservative. i feel she theresa may for not showing up. i am a conservative. ifeel she should have done it. i have not been impressed by her performance in this campaign, but! impressed by her performance in this campaign, but i am still going to vote for her despite those reservations. that's the challenge, by most commentators's acknowledgement, jeremy corbyn has had a strong campaign, but that there is an as is airily mean he has done enough to persuade gentlemen —— but that doesn't necessarily mean. whether voters do that will very much decide the outcome of the election. we will find out in a week'

the beach will close 1,000 feet at a time. >> a local mom sends her son to the prom in an epic way. she spent $25,000. how she pull it off and why it was so important to her. ron. >>> dawn, carson wentz showed he can make plays down field what happens earlier in those plays he's working on improving ota's. i'll tell all about it coming up later in sports. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. ♪ >>> live look at ultimate doppler radar. we track the rain. meteorologist kathy orr has your full weather forecast in just few minutes. >>> north philadelphia mom getting a lot of attention on social media for the prom send off that she gave her son. >> a lot of attention. bring due by to the cit city of brotherly love. sawed ya

the fights, the rowdiness, the alcohol fueled partying turning the beach into wrestling ring a local wawa into a nightclub. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. after the madness in margate last week police are saying no more. they don't want things to get out of the hand and shutting down the so-called club wa. fox 29's dave kinchen live in margate for us tonight. dave? >> reporter: we're here at what called that club wa. people call it on social media, but police are here to take sure it stays a wawa a business and that things don't get out of control again. right now it's been pretty quiet. >> reporter: monroe lived down the shore since the late '50's and hopes thick end turns like this pleasant and the peaceful on the margate. in unlike saturday which saw this wild teen brawl that made national headlines. >> i took off. [ laughter ] >> 'cause everybody started going every which way. i mean they were knocking people down. kids down. people were sitting on the chair. it wasn't right. >> reporter: it's not something lucy the the elephant is used

localized flooding. we have a first alert for saturday morning for all of the sburns. new jersey and delaware accept the beachesnd accept the jersey shore. from 3:00 in the morning to 10:00 that's exactly timeline i showed you on the future cast that shows downpours coming through which may lead to localized flooding, but as crummy a start as saturday is going to get, it's going to turn around nicely in the afternoon and turn beautiful for sunday. here come the storm saturday morning, saturday afternoon, 89 degrees and still steamy on saturday. lehigh valley and 80s at the shore. showers clear out in the afternoon. that's typical for this time of year. humidity comes way down on sunday. some of it continues into next week as well. look at that with the ten day on ten in the next half hour. >> just have to get through today. thank you, bill. >>> under arrest. a man who called himself dirty old santa gets caught. allegedly doing something that lived up to his name. plus, are you kids safe at the mall? a mom from our area is calling for change nsds a local mall after a peeping tom recorded her teenage daughter in

local pup. we told you about huggles.... she has found earlier this month in isle of white county near virginia beach. doctors said she had been victim to the worst animal abuse they had ever seen. someone had sexually abused the dog with a broom --- leaving parts of the broom still stuck inside her. well after two weeks and life saving surge the road to recovery. today huggles has officially been adopted and is waking up in her forever home. a reward has been set up to catch the person responsible for her abuse --- that has now swelled to ten thousand dollars still ahead on good morning washington... authorities holding tennis star venus williams responsible in a deadly crash earlier this month near her home in florida. next find out if that means the tennis star could be facing any charges. and taking a look outisde... calm start to your morning. eileen will join us again agter the break with a full look at your friday forecast. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, and the price i

. >> i'm back in union beach and we are following adjacent his investigation into off-duty work at a localesday and is retiring effective july 1. i cannot find him at the town hall or his house on wednesday. so i decided to talk to the mayor, paul smith to find out what went on. the mayor was not a town hall, he was at home waiting for a repair for his pool but he invited me over. >> i do not want to see me. he's a good man. on october 29, 2012 him and news him nephew rescue people. they save lives. he's been a good chief, good patrol officer. and i'm sorry to see him leave. >> he was investigated by the prosecutor's office after one of his subordinates complained he was being asked to double-dip. put in for a paid off duty security job while on duty and being paid by the town. prosecutor's office interviewed him but declined to file charges. our investigations into the bar revealed a number of discrepancies. including times when an officer had been paid while [inaudible] shift. the bar's owners talk to us and said they received bills for cops who never showed up and were being expected to

local lawmakers are taking a stand. >>> and shore tour. nbc10 heads to rehoboth beacho give you a firsthand look at new rides that will thrill you this summer. >>> 5:00 a.m. this friday. good morning, and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. rides that thrill, weather that excites. at least that's what i heard meteorologist erika martin say about the weather this weekend. exciting for you. >> yeah, i'm excited. i also had a cup of coffee so i'm ready to go. i'll talk about this weather. psyched for morning. currently seeing mostly clear skies. temperatures in the low 60s. the winds are calm, coming out of the northwest. eventually they'll shift as the cold front sweeps through. expect the winds to kick up. for the most part, a great day. breezy for this afternoon. so your neighborhood forecast for the lehigh valley, we're seeing 50 in brandon, lenardsville, 51. warnersville, 51. walnut port 57. bethlehem at 50 along with easton. a chillier start for the northwt

where there are people as well so people have been evacuated to local sports centres, any people in the area nearby have been sleeping on beachesw the national park is affected. this follows on from the portuguese fire is some distance away. any indications of how the fire started? we don't know exactly yet. the regional premiere of the andalusian regional premiere of the andalusian region said a few hours ago that they have not ruled out the possibility it had been started deliberately and i think they are saying that because there were not in the lightning strikes which are often the cause of these kinds of fires in the area, on saturday evening when the fire started, and also donana evening when the fire started, and also dona na national evening when the fire started, and also donana national park is so well protect it, the race so many precautions in terms of fire prevention that i think the authorities were very surprised that the fire should spread into the national park so there are suspicions in that sense that they have not yet been confirmed. 0k, suspicions in that sense that they have not yet been confirmed. ok, the

grant street in willow pass road and people are being encouraged to bring their beach chairs, bring some blankets even the localtaurants will have special take-out menus and a food truck will be there, as well. back to you. >> thank you. >>> oracle is kind of like its own city sometimes. >> some fans decided to take up wednesday night's loss with draymond green's mother. mary green was in the stands in cleveland when two cavs fans started heckling her. security calmed it down, no arrests. mrs. green said this. they trash talk and you trash talk back. they can't handle it and they start getting up in your personal space. we all apologize. >>> okay. it ended happily. 21 minutes before 7:00. >>> taking action. still ahead, how much the city of mill valley is spending in hopes of preventing future flooding. >> plus, google opens up about its interests to expands to downtown san jose. >> markets just opened up. we'll have kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks next. >>> good morning. welcome back. time now 6:43. here's a look at your high temperatures around the bay today topping out in the mid- 70s for the wa

beaches. marine county also offers a charming option. about a local swimming hole that's been around for centuries. ktvu checked out the inkwell. >> reporter: you will find the inkwell. a little bit of paradise in the forms of swimming holes that local so like to call their own.>> if i can a hidden gem in marin.>> she grew up in marin, and her and her friends were heading down to the inkwell.>> you consider it a secret spot? >> yes i do, i think locals come here and to enjoy it.>> there's actually a lot of history in the small pools of water.>> they've given that name because the polls are so dark. it looks kind of like an inkwell that you would have in your desk. and you dip it in and write it with an old-style pen. this whole stretch was really a tourist attraction tool -- in 18 80s. a line would run up this creek, and it would go up across away from us and continue up off this creek.>> the railroad is gone, and now this is site is everyone and no one.>> the main pole we are at falls on private property, but the lower pool is partially owned by the