later on down the beach. but people who don't know how to do that will struggle and they will struggle in that rip current and that's when trouble starts. >> right. which is exactly what happened in this case and like andria was saying, the two people taken to the hospital earlier could have been possibly been a father and son out there swimming. and you see the rescue going on again this is happening at ocean beach. we are looking at some live pictures. that rescue took place earlier today around 3:45. >> you can see visibility starting to go down as moisture comes in with light fog. the water is in the 50s. you have a surf line swell that's probably moving about 10 feet so all that combined -- we'll go back to this story if it changes. again, several people out in the water still, at least two rescues have been performed. and emergency crews are at ocean beach tonight. >>> back to the big fight over the transbay terminal project. so far, it remains a hole in the ground. our phil matier is live with what cou

the team had caught a total of 15 sharks. >> i know we call it tiger beach, but it's no beach holid holiday this shark caught on day three turned out to be pure gold for research. she was a female the team had tagged before in october on their last expedition to tiger beach. >> this is our first recaptured shark of the trip. when they found it in october it was pregnant. now we get too find out what happened. >> the ultrasound shows that she is not pregnant now. that's really exciting. that means that we can use the tag data to see where she has gone to give birth. >> how huge that data point for you guys? >> oh my gosh, that data point is to some extent a holy grail for the type of science that we're doing. >> this is a recatcher, i couldn't believe it. i was just thinking, i hope it's one of our sharks. >> this is why we're here. to try to determine things like their nursery bound. if we protect those important areas we can have a substantial cultivation that would impact the mammal. >> there are over 100 million sharks being killed every year. not just for food, but as by-catch. somethin

we are get out early and enjoy the beach. >> get your beach gear ready because it looks like a great couple of days and here is a look at your beach forecast as promised. santa cruz in 3le especially in downtown santa cruz. 66 for monterey and great  we bay to pacifica o[iand montega in "nthe mid-70s and a gorgeou it was nice and really light winds. here is a look at the high ek÷$ the rest of the bay area. high of 74 degrees. that is going to feel warm, r and 90s in san rafael and hot for the east bay and fásan jose 87 degrees and more on ;your seven- day forecast including the oakland a's forecast coming up. but first the traffic and i don't think there's many cars out there, right. >> indeed there is not. it t no incidents to slow [othe dri here is a look and a quick koÑ commute check with light traffic around the bay area. we are not tracking any delays ñand all of the reeways are light. and no problems for the north zí bay g7mcommute. james. bay g7mcommute. james. >> george, l it cehas rofbeen 8 days since earthquake rattled yesterday and they did have an after struck five mil

live at ocean beach, andria borba, kpix5. >>> well ocean beach is notorious for the rip ties and undertow. firefighters say the strong swimmers would be wise to stay away. >> in mountain view tonight, a terrible smell. people telling us it is like rotten eggs. could be natural gas. so the fire department asked dozens of people in two apartment buildings on california street to evacuate. right now, the fire department is looking for the source of that smell. the red cross has set up a shelter for people who left their apartments. people who couldn't or didn't leave are being asked to stay inside. continuing coverage on kpix.com. >>> well, last night, we told you about a walnut creek woman kidnapped and forced to withdraw money at an atm. tonight, we have a picture of the suspect. it is a little hard to see as you can see right there, but he is standing outside a bank of america wearing a straw hat. police say he pulled a gun on the woman at her home on mueller road and forced her to drive into the bank and take out cash. once she did that, he took her back to her house and the woman wasn't

it happened near manrisa state beach in watsonville. warnings are up in santa cruise after a shark sighting there. nbc bay area's robert hunt is live in santa cruise with the latest for us. >> reporter: that surfer had quite a bit to say about the attack that led to today's actions. sea bright state beach in santa cruz, people are treading cautiously or avoiding the water altogether after the attacks. >> not sure yet, might have been a great white shark. >> reporter: park rangers took action today at two popular beaches. they put up warning notices at sea bright beach advising people not to go into the water because of what rangers called a credible report of a shark devouring a seal just off the beach yesterday. >> she described seeing some thrashing around in the water. and then the harbor seal being thrown in the air and seeing the head of the shark sticking out of the water. >> you know, i definitely want to put my feet in the water but i don't think i'm going to be like surfing or swimming in the ocean as intensely as i thought i w

the beach belongs to all of us. i'm happy to come down and surf today. >> it's enormous to have the courts once again reaffirm the public's right to go to the beach in california. it's sad that this has to happen occasionally because of, um, private property owners blocking off beaches. but it's always gratifying when the court reestablishes the fundamental principles of the coastal act. >> reporter: attorneys for owner vinod khosla argued that the coastal commission's regulations didn't apply because the land was private before california was even a state. but the judge apparently did not buy those arguments to the delight of surfers and advocates of an open coastline everywhere. reporting in san mateo county, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> new at noon attorney general holder will announce today that he is resigning. he is head of the justice department for 6 years. he will stay in his post until his successor is confirmed. >>> within the last hour golden gate bridge district workers announced a strike tomorrow. the u

on the beach sitting at 3:00 this afternoon, 4.till feeling warm there with more of southwesterly flow not a strong seabreeze. in the pool forecast you want to jump in the pool with temperatures we v humid, few thunderstorms. keep in mind at any point, showers, 1 p.m., 84 and 4 p.m., 86. here's a look at the 7-day forecast this labor day. very muggy and warm, 88 degrees for the high. a few scattered showers or thunderstorms at any point in afternoon and evening. otherwise lots of clouds and sunshine mixing in the look at tomorrow, hot, humid, 94 for the high. we get a few, spot jury thunderstorms and they could produce flooding rain late in the day. watch for that. wednesday, humid, the storm system breaks that 88 for the high. it's warm. but feeling better. thursday, mostly sunny skies and. pretty nice, warm, friday, hot, back up to 90 again. turns more humid and we stay dry on saturday, clouds and sun, we knock the temperature down to 5. chance for a shower around sunday, mostly cloudy skies and high of just 80. temperatures gett

it is a victory for surf and beach lovers. they must let the public use the word on his property to get down to the beach. the only other way to get to the secluded beach was from the ocean. >> what this court said is you cannot take apportion of our planet and buy it up and hold it all for yourself. >> and now the judge said if the property owner they are wants to block off the beach he must get a permit from the state coastal commission. they are disappointed with the decision and could appeal the case. he is a co-founder of microsystems. he is going to be at the gate to make sure it's now open. >>> and a high-speed chase ended in san francisco with the drive behind bars. chp first tried to pull over the driver since 11:00 last night. they are reaching speeds of more than 100-mile-per-hour. the chase tipped and it ended when the driver crashed near 24 24th and cap streets. the driver was arrested for evading police. >>> they are warping of a possible strike tomorrow. they are hold a news conference to announce a likely walko

enjoy the beach and sun. stay out of the water. >> that swim mer was rescued by surfers out here at ocean beach. the swimmer is fine. the lifeguard also fine but exhausted from trying to fight the rip current trying to get out of the rip current. that's what they're dealing without here today at ocean beach. very tempting to get in the water. it's a gorgeous day, warm, sunny, but the water still very, very dangerous. live at ocean beach. >>> we have new details on a deadly accident at a bay area beach. sean carrington was killed and two of his friends were hurt when they fell off a 300-foot cliff at palisades park saturday. neighbors tell us the park is a pretty popular hangout spot and people apparently get access to that dangerous cliff through a hole in the fence. >>> we are learning more about 49ers player ray mcdonald's domestic violence arrest. it's coming from his fianci as police raced to his home. >> we'll play that for you in just a minute, but 49ers here in santa clara are starting to grow weary of

stinson beach, the santa cruz beach boardwalk, those are areas to be careful. golden gate bridge cam showing blue skies over the bridge there. 70 in san francisco. 76 in oakland. same temperature in san jose. 81, morgan hill. as we take a look at this view from the santa cruz cam, it sure looks like people are enjoying their monday at the beach. it has been a mild to warm day. 77 in santa rosa. currently, low 80s, concord, livermore and we are certainly seeing a little bit of haze in the atmosphere. low clouds return overnight tonight. cooler the next few days. we are looking at the shower possibility between late wednesday night and thursday morning. so here's the system that may bring us some wet weather. we will call it the midweek system. high pressure will weaken and that system produces the possibility of rain. we are keeping an eye on moisture from odile. it's currently a hurricane, just slammed the baja peninsula with heavy rain, flooding. that will continue, but as it continues to weaken, the desert southwest is looking at showers, thunderstorms around

go to the beach.orrow after heading back to school and work the fog returns for the morning hours. maybe a bit of drizzle. steady over the next several days. mid80s. and 70s for the shoreline. and if you have the day off. and and expecting are traffic light day. we have though a road closure at 85. and this is until 4:00 this evening i don't expect any impacts. >> it should be light and easy for us. >>> 4:18. five weem were -- people were injured off the coast of maryland. three were taken to a burn center. there was a boot that burst as it pulled from the dock. these are pictures taken by a man at the dock. >>> a dust storm being blamed for a 50 car pile up in washington state. a few inyou grys were reported. a total of 9 people were taken to the hospital for the injuries. no one was critically hurt. >>> all people on board a plane near denver that crashed are dead. it was before noon on sunday. three people were declared dead at the scene there. two were taken to the hospital where they later died.

. >>> surfers and sunbathers gathered near half moon bay to celebrate winning their beach back. this after a judge yesterday ordered that silicon venture capitalist reopen his private road which leads to that public beach immediately. annette, a lot of visitors today. >> reporter: definitely. and the weather helped. the billionaire bought this 53 acre property for $32.5 million and closed off this access to martin's beach shortly after that. but the court ruled that was illegal. exciting first time visitors. the gate is still up and the trespassing signs are still threatening, but for the first time inside the access was closed off in 2010, anyone can pass through legally now. >> we wanted to be the first one to go to the public beach. >> we wanted to check it out. we heard it was open today and we've never been. we've been living lear for two years. >> reporter: a judge ruled yesterday in favor of granting public access to martin's beach saying the venture capitalist failed to get a coastal development permit before blocking access. the decision is a victory to the surf rider f

he was trying to block access to a beach. he doesn't own the beach but the private road to get there. the beach is near half moon bay and the decision came down just in the past 90 minutes. mark mathews joins us from the law offices of the plaintiffs who won this case. >> they are happy about it. this is the decision hot off the press. in a private property rights case where the issue is can a property owner be forced to provide public access to a beach simply because the previous property owners allowed it? vinod khosla believe his private property rights trump the public's right to a beach. he paid $37.5 million for the land between the beach. two weeks later, he closed off public access that existed for decades. when the county told him he needed a coastal permit. he never applied for one and his attorneys argued no permit is necessary to close a gate. they sued khosla saying he ignored the coast l commission and law and contended the billionaire should be required to pay the maximum fine of $15,000 a day, which would amou

beach currents are treacherous. at one time this was considered the most dangerous beach in the world. this is not a place for recreational swimmers. >> reporter: matthew checked on a swimmer in distress around 1:15. he knew what to do and paddled 1/4-mile parallel to and downshore to safety. on a warm fog free day the sun and surf and sand can combine out here at ocean beach to make it feel like your very own endless summer, but locals and fire officials say the water simply isn't safe. >> unless you're surfing, have a wetsuit and board with a leash or fins on, you shouldn't go past your knees. >> reporter: today's ocean beach tale was a happy ending. both the swim are and matthew are fine, just exhausted from fighting the waves. >> people lose their lives here every year. it's not a joke. >>> just today a woman died after getting caught in a rip current off sunset state beach. rescuers pulled her to shore but could not revive her. >>> a swarm of earthquakes hit the bay area today near gilroy. the biggest was 3.5 n

live at ocean beach, andria borba, kpix 5.. >> the beach is dangerous even for experienced surfers. paul deanno checking on the current conditions there. >> reporter: we have a big storm up to our north. what that does is the counterclockwise flow fires more water toward the beach and surf is running about 3 or 4 feet higher than average. so yes, it is rougher surf due to that big storm. as we show you video from chopper 5, near ocean beach earlier today, waves have been running about 9.5 feet. that's high. but not high enough to prompt any warnings or even high surf advisories today. we get those a couple dozen times a year. today isn't one of those days. but our normal here is kind of rough to begin with and those waves are up to 9.5 feet. we have rain on the radar. it is approaching the bay area. ukiah it's almost there for you as well as fort bragg. rain is on the way to the entire bay area. mendocino county will have rain about 7 p.m. the rain will stay north of the golden gate through 11:00, but then the front works south and the biggest impact will be tomorrow morning's commu

find out how warm it's going to be at the beaches. >> the mattress sale or the beach.ditions. we've got sunny skies and bugs in the camera. 65 . >> >> check out the coast. great conditions. bbq in san francisco a high of 74. more details on the forecast. we'll break down the beach forecast. first here's george. >> i'll top the bugs. i've got an unidentified object there. probably just a little lens flair. look how light it is in the westbound direction. no delays. a quick check shows light traffic now. any other day of the week we would find heavy traffic on 580. south bay and north bay freeways are light. >>> a woman hit and -- a hit and run i'm sorry. more on what happened with the woman. will? >>reporter: darya we know she was going from the right to the left of your screen. she was pushing a shopping cart on the sidewalk around 7:00 last night. the driver of a silver chevy pickup truck. hor did not -- he or she did not hit the woman first. they slammed into this pole, then slammed into the shopping cart. the woman died at the scene. pits they have not madeny arrest

. >>> big waves off san francisco's beach triggered an emergency rescue off ocean beach. the surfer shown in this video was okay, some other swimmers and surfers yesterday not so lucky. kpix 5's andria borba shows us the effects of the dangerous rip currents. >>> reporter: the only thing louder than the crashing 10- foot swells at ocean beach this afternoon were the sirens. [ sirens ] first rescue crews and the coast guard were flying up and down the great highway responding to call after call of people trapped by the churning pacific ocean. >> the tides will sneak up on you. >> reporter: just before 4:00, calls came in of two men caught in ocean beach's rip currents. the ocean had spit one swimmer back to shore not breathing and the second believed to be his father was fished out a short time later. >> we immediately started cpr. >> reporter: both were taken to san francisco hospitals. [ sirens ] >> reporter: less than 30 minutes after those rescues, more distress calls. this time, concern about four surfers who seemed to be stranded. chopper 5 was enlisted to help fire

we're talking beach homes.tone yo, i will start with you, i get your coastal living magazine and it is beautiful and it is like, it is like candy for people who like this kind of thing. tell me what are the assets. what are the elements of the beach house most appealing to buyers right now. >> the biggest element is the view. nothing can replace that. but at the same time there are interesting design features we're seeing a lot of in beach homes very important to people. that includes outdoor living spaces. you can expand your whole amount and size of your house when you have outdoor living spaces. we're seeing a lot of porches and patios. we're seeing fun features everything from fire pits to fireplaces to spas, hot tubs. gerri: i love that whole idea. of course it is critical, that for a lot of placings people are packing bodies into these houses. >> they kind of are. you don't go to beach house to be alone. you go there all the friend and family want to come. gerri: family. >> important for the house, is thi

lewis is the latest delaware beach town to consider a smoking ban at its public beaches. the city council met last night to talk about expanding its current smoking ban to include the beaches. a no smoking policy has been in place there for several years and beaches surrounding lewis has also banned smoking at the beach including bethany. >>> a roller coaster once featured in a well-known movie goes up in flames, but it wasn't just a fire that presented a challenge for emergency workers. >>> and the lost work of dr. seuss. the new discovery that has the literary world buzzing this morning. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! >>> 5:48. investigators are looking into what caused a landmark roller coaster to go up in flames in california. the colossus coaster caught fire at six flags magic mountain yesterday afternoon. what made thin

lewis is the latest delaware beach town to consider a smoking ban at its public beaches.e beaches and a no smoking policy has been in place at the parks and playgrounds for several years. beaches surrounding lewis have also banned smoking at the beach including bethany and ruhoveth. >>> in tucson a car and its driver were swept away and a woman drowned when her husband tried to drive across a flooded area. the rain was caused by hurricane norbt. phoenix and tucson saw record rainfall and most of that state under record rainfall. >>> the system that brought some rain just south of here yesterday. you could see how high the flood waters were there. a lot of drivers rescued from their cars and 35 children had to be rescued from a day care there. no one was hurt and the water has receded. >>> and, of course, we've got another round of that rain moving up towards our area, but, however, it's not going to be as abundant as you just saw there in that video. we will get occasional showers, most of the rain, again, down the shore on our beaches. dry, rather tranquil as we take a l

people still go in. >>> firefighters respond to 50 rescue as year at ocean beach alone.fter every call the message remains the same. >> there are no life guards on ocean beach. they don't want people going in the water. >> reporter: firefighters say surfing is different because it is a flotation device which makes it safer than swimming. if you are caught in a rip current swim parallel to the beach till you can get into shore. don't fight the current. it makes people tired and they succumb to hypothermia. katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco firefighters helping to fight the king fire in el dorado county for the last week now are coming home tonight as crews gain the upper hand on the fire. the rainfall helped firefighters make progress on containment lines. 95,000 acres burned near pollack pines. at this point the fire is 43% contained. aside from firefighters having to be extra careful the rain is a welcome sight. >> rain is great news in terms of increasing humidity and lowering temperatures allowing firefighters to make some additional head way on the

people may be going to the beach. a nice day out there. right now everything though is pretty quiet in san francisco. south bay check same thing along 101. northbound 101 a little bit slowing now past the 280 and 680 interchange but not much. no need for any metering lights overeat the bay bridge. still is clear. and end to end all across the span and eastbound traffic also looks good heading up to the east bay. no traffic slowdowns through the livermore valley. we often see something coming out of tracy the pass, but right now everything is just really really quiet. 16 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. b.a.r.t. is system wide on time. but they are on a weekend schedule. golden gate ferries and caltrain similar story and actually no a.c.e. train service. they are take this can labor day off. -- taking this labor day off. that's the latest kcbs traffic. more on the gorgeous forecast with roberta. >>> all in the house and claudia is back there as well. everyone stop and take a look at there and just go -- oh. look

. >> we went to the doggie beach and took roofus. >> we had a brand new doggie beach. >> was there p oo all over place. >> they have bags. >> were people using them. >> yes. >> that sounds like a great vacation. let's go clean up dog po theo. >> yes. >> where is that beach in wildwood. >> right here at poplar street. >> yes. >> we are schellenger. >> yes you cannot miss that. >> it is the doggie beach. >> walk up the boardwalk, you can see it. >> crowd is gotten bigger. can you do another 360. >> hi everybody. >> hi. >> yes. >> okay. could somebody go in there and tell them to pipe down to the stereo. somebody has gotten a cat over there. sorry to bring this up, but, my gosh, she went in, she's doing a comedy show. >> next day she initial for throat surgery. >> yes. >> taking something off of her vocal cords. >> she was speaking very r as py. >> she was at a doctor's office, surgeon's center, not a happen. >> and her heart stopped beating. >> so, they freak. >> yes. >> the guys doing the surgery, and they have to order an ambulance to get her over to mt. sinai. >> she's still there.

>> we got a beach back. >> reporter: news that a judge is forcing this access gate to martins beach tocome down excited the mcniven brothers who are cycling from san francisco to mexico. they decided to stop here because they never could. >> we've always wanted to come to this beach for the last six years, but it's been closed. but now it's open. >> yeah! freedom ring, baby. >> reporter: billionaire lost his bid to block access to martins beach after the surf rider foundation sued. the venture capitalist brought the 53 acre property for $32.5 million and decided it was too costly to maintain and carry liability insurance. but the ruling says cutting off public access was illegal because he didn't get a permit. stopping what could be a trend. >> every billionaire can come in to california and buy property, and then shut us all out. >> i'm so tempted to go. but on the other hand, i might -- i'm just passing. >> reporter: the gate is still up, leaving many visitors to wonder whether they can see the pristine sands of martin beach. but with the law on their side, many just ignored it and t

it's been like this all day for beach.here at ocean it began this afternoon around 4:00, 3:45 in the afternoon or so. that is when two men one around 25, another in his 50s, possibly father and son, were swimming out here at ocean beach this afternoon and exceptionally high tides because of an incoming storm. when rescuers arrived one was on the beach not breathing. the other was still in the water, then washed ashore by the waves at ocean beach. they were taken out of the water, cfr was started on both and -- cpr was started on both and they were taken to the hospital. san francisco fire says don't go in the water today. >> dangerous beach. there is a very strong under undertow. if you are not an exceptional swimmer, don't go in. even then it's still dangerous. the tides will sneak up on yo

hung out on the beach. had a picnic. it was lovely. >> reporter: napa will be lovely again some day, after the cleaning and the propping up in months ahead. this is what the city's estimated $300 million in damage looks like. still making do. >> it's unique method of propping up a building. >> reporter: but who is going to prop up napa? federal relief dollars arrived for the city but not for homeowners or business people. >> government is slow, unfortunately. >> reporter: garrett murphy said it's best to have a strong plan. he owns the oldest stone building in town, the red-tagged one with even more history than rocks in the street. napa will survive, he says, and mostly with help from itself. >> in the beginning, when the community says we'll come and help, we will pick up some stones and help you, that was great. now they just need to shop locally. >> reporter: 30 days, an earthquake community out of sight and out of mind for most of us. but not here. not even close. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7

the attack was enough to close the beach for five days.eighbors decided not to close seabright beach because the shark didn't attack a person. they have stepped up patrols and are advising visitors not to go in the water. >> don't want to get in the water. >> reporter: park range, say shark sightings are -- rangers say shark sightings are rare and most are not overly concerned. >> not particularly. i'm about to go surfing. >> reporter: we watched as swimmers and kayakers took the water leaving of the risk. no shark fins when we were there. just dolphins. >>> golden gate transit workers are set to announce a possible strike if union leaders cannot reach a deal with management. hundreds of workers have been without a contract since july. they include ferry captains, bridge iron workers and bus mechanics but not bus drivers. however, a strike would still likely shut down bus and ferry service. the main sticking point is healthcare contributions. >>> a new dimension in court tv is making its premiere later today here on channel 2, it's giving

by the ocean beach this morning with the latest >> : estimates of people shows here ocean beach organizing this cleanup site the california coastal commission organized hundreds of times across the bay area and across the state of california runs for 9:00 till noon today they encourage anyone and everyone to come on out and help clean up the coast. here in ocean beach one of many different cards of the bay area we're out here last year plan certain rain on austin nonetheless 50,000 volunteers to collect 50,000 t of trash and disciples from beaches inland waterways. if the gold stud get rid of this and hazardous cigarette butts plastic plastic bags especially harmful while blessed which become entangled in the bag at the national the debris is discussing a look at. to yours the 30th and the nursery of the cleanup after justin and organizers recommend to bring on board because likely those you find is a your campsite the list of where you have confined upset at kron4-dot- com coming up in a clock will tell you the most prevalent eyas on here and clean up day and seeing so that's our. >> : th

. >>> rescuers pulled two men out of ocean beach this afternoon. a father and his two sons were wading in the safe. the father and one of the sons were swept away. this happened at 3:45 p.m. this afternoon. rescuers were performing cpr on the victims. at this point we don't know what their conditions are. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. they scored a victory in its battle over public access to a beach. the group has been fighting the owner of martin's beach, a billionaire, to let the public back in. today a judge said he must now get a permit for gates and signs he installed at the road leading to the sandy beach. >>> new scrutiny over a dangerous intersection in sacramento. two pedestrians have been hit in the past 5 days -- excuse me, in san francisco, stockton and sacramento streets. neighbors called the intersection unsafe for years and ktvu's david stevenson is here now with what is being done about it. >> reporter: advocates call this one of the two most dangerous places in china town and now there are plans to make it safer. >> reporter: teachers in sa

. >> tragedy averted for an ocean beach boogie border. >> the rush to finish repair work that crossed a major san francisco freeway. >> and a legal battle that is all about access. >> this is 4 to 6 more inches >> cracks like these are opening up, everywhere. good evening, and thanks for joining us. >> this is called after slip, when cracks develop and causing big concerns for residents who thought they had a handle on the damage. nick? >> they're popping up and we're talking about cracks like this. >> it's moved two inches. >> jim is measuring gaps caused by shifts in the ground. it's a process commonly referred to as after slips. >> it's slowing down a lot now but will keep moving. it will be more inches that slipped. >> this is a nice flat, even one. >> very concerned. >> scientists say cracks like the one found in the yard are slow to appear. >> it's probably opened up about 3, or 4 inches. >> and showing no signs of slowing down. this extends and comes close to his water tank. >> the cost is, you know, 25, $30,000. >> a number al owens is familiar with. >> that area here raised u

, beach haven 80 and the boardwalk and atlantic city and sea isle city 78 degrees, the dew points are higher than yesterday. philadelphia the dew point is 62 degrees, slightly humid and if you look down in wilmington though, it's 68 and dover the dew point is 70 and the humidity will definitely be increasing tomorrow ahead of a cold front and as the warm front moves through, satellite 6 along with action radar, we have a few clouds bubbling up and more storms to the west. that will all be moving in our direction. our air mass is changing for the next few days, dew points for tomorrow and saturday, are up into the 70s and it's humid and quite warm and look on sunday, the dew point is 70 and much cooler air comes behind the cold front and brings storms late in the day on saturday and saturday night. humidity will be spiking for the next two days, you'll feel the difference in the air mass and then the threat of storms, could have a few scattered storms bubbling up and tomorrow afternoon a much better chance and saturday day and saturday night. but the fall-like change is arriving on sun

beach people. >> hope you all get to the beach. that does it for us. what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis... i think my giblets are frozen. mcdonald i >>> good morning everyone, it's 7:55. i'm michelle griego. 49ers' defensive lineman ray mcdonald is free on bail after he was arrested yesterday at his home in san jose's silver creek valley. he's accused of felony domestic violence during an incident involving his fiancee. >>> the fire department was called in to help two men stuck on the rocks at san francisco's ocean beach. the men say they walked barefoot around the rocks during low tide but couldn't make it back once the tide came back in. both escaped with just a few caughts and bruises -- cuts and browses. >>> fare

even some drizzle out toward the beaches. rain going south so we may see high clouds from the system but that's it otherwise temperatures warming up. 70s in the bay, mid- to upper 80s in the interior valleys and 60s along the coast. out the door we go. we have patchy fog out there inside the bay as well but this afternoon lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. look at these numbers starting to warm up nicely. 85 in livermore. 80 san jose. about 71 degrees in san francisco. all right. time to check on the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: overall overnight roadwork out the door at 4:34 areas of overnight roadwork especially in oakland. if you are traveling between 16th and broadway you will hit overnight roadwork for at least the next 25 minutes. and that roadwork westbound 580 hacienda to the dublin interchange in the clearing stages now. we'll get a check of mass transit coming up in just a few minutes. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> san jose police are trying to find out who shot

look at testimony morning's high tides, rehoboth beach delaware 9:01. moving up jersey shore 9:18 in cape may. 8:47 is your high tides in wildwood tomorrow morning. strathmere 9:15. right here in at atlantic city we will see high tides at 8:44. of course, heavy rain will occur tonight. driving or walking around just be prepared for heavy downpours. reporting live from atlantic city i'm meteorologist justin drabick for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and tonight is the night to do it if you have not down loaded cbs philly weather april at yet, this is great time to do so. it gives you access to live radar and weather alerts. send us are storm pictures and video using that app. you can also do it through facebook and twitter. we would like to see your photos if you can take them safely just use the hash tag cbs-3 storms. >>> gun battle plays out on the streets of philadelphia's fair hill neighborhood two people are shot, one is dead, and an innocent bystander is run over by a car. our syma chowdhry is live where it all unfolded on north third street and syma

they may have been swimming together in ocean beach. fire department pulled a second victim out of the water around 4:00 and started cpr on that person too. they worked on that person until he was stable enough to be transported to the hospital. but both were actually taken to the hospital where they are being treated. all this happened across the street from the beach chalet. it's unclear what the conditions were when the two were in the water. we know that a storm is coming and could be contributing to the ug

their disabled vessel was towed to a marina nobody was hurt. >> beach will -- people will ha beach dayporter: it's a tough one, because we'll have storms, so you have to keep an eye on your app on the phone. as we look outside we have drizzle and you can see a shower to the south and southwest. if you're in cape may you may have a shower around. let's go outside and show you what it looks like right now as sky 6 looks live down the shore it's quiet to start you off as we look live in cape may. there's a shower around near cape may. you need to be careful as you head out. the temperature is 74 degrees, lots of cloud cover. the dewpoint is 71 degrees. it's horribly humid, anytime you get over 60-degree dewpoint it's sticky. we're feeling the humidity. winds out of the southwest at 7. the pressure is 30.01 inches. cat satellite and radar showing lots of clouds in place. we'll see sunshine breaking through the clouds, though. we see that line of storms that moved through yesterday. we had 53-mile an hour wind gusts. that's out of here. well have showers move through today, but scattered no

compounding the tram i did is that a loved one watched from the beach as the two men disappeared and were pulled unconscious from the water. ktvu's katie utehs is live after speaking to the devastated family member. >> reporter: heather, tonight family and friends have gathered here at ocean beach for a bonfire and they are still out there celebrating the life of their loved loved ones. i had the chance to speak with lorenzo gonzalez who lost his father and brother with the swiftness of an ocean wave. lorenzo gonzalez snapped this picture as he waited with his dog along the shoreline wednesday. >> it just seemed like it was a perfect day to go swimming. >> reporter: but san francisco's ocean beach was deadly deceiving. >> i was looking and looking and looking for the two heads that i missed and down the shoreline that is where i seen somebody -- somebody wave odd me-a surfer pulled josi garcia, jr. out first and gonzalez began cpr on his brother. garcia, jr. died the next day at nearby st. mary's hospital, leaving behind his 4-year-old daughter. the two men had traveled from the cent

saying the owner of martin' beach must allow public access. there's only one road to the secluded beach. the only way to get there is from the ocean. the ruling also says if the billionaire owner wants to keep people out, he has to get a permit from the california coalition. >> what this group said is you cannot take a portion of our planet, and buy it up and hold it all for yourself. >> an attorney said they are disappointed with the ruling, and will consider the auctions for appealing. >>> now to a labor dispute that could affect thousands of commuters come friday. today, the 13 unions representing golden gate unions say they've decided to hold a one day strike. talks with the golden gate bridge highway district have stalled. the strike will affect commuters, but they haven't said how. a formal action is expected tomorrow. >>> new developments in the war against isis. today, u.s. air strikes went after a major source of their money. oil. also, president obama called on the nation to join on the coalition fighting isis. >> the president's cas

it's officially now a beach with public access. san mateo county superior court judge ruled yesterday that vinod khosla violated the coastal commission regulations in closing the beach when he brought the property. >> it's a very important day, the right to access the california coast is important for all californians and one person shouldn't have the right to unilaterally block access. so we came down to surf. >> attorneys for khosla argued the khosla commission regulations did not apply to martins beach because the land was private before california was even a state. he is planning to appeal. >>> still ahead, some people are calling it bend gate or even bend gazi. after al taking heat for reports that its new iphone -- apple taking heat for reports that its new iphone is too flexible. how competitors are using it to their advantage. >> someone in the bay area won't have any problems buying a new phone, new car, a new house they just won powerball jackpot. he jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to

so, really be careful along your beach communities, down the shore, and your delaware beaches as we head into the rest of your wednesday. our first alert radar shows that we're pretty quiet, just a few clouds for us. but we are going to see changes as we head into tomorrow. not just with our temperatures warming all the way into the high 90s, but we also track the chance of thunderstorms closer to 2:00. that's when we'll start to see the rain and thunderstorms moving into our area. it will hit the poconos, allentown, reading first. this line will continue to transition closer to the i-95 corridor. this is by 5:00, 6:00, affecting your evening commute if you live in these areas here and closer to the suburbs. south jersey little bit later, 7:00 p.m. thenz we are talking about more thunderstorm activity, heavier rainfall starting to move into parts of south jersey, and then right along the shore. still lingering closer to the shore by 10:00, 11:00 at night, eventually clearing up and clearing out, even with the clouds. so, as we head into friday, it is going to be a nice day, but tomorrow'

a gigantic tree toppled across vallejo street in the north beach area this afternoon. look at the scene. the tree fell near columbus street directly in front of the original cafe triste coffee house. it pulverized a car parked underneath, just crushed by this huge tree. the street is still closed. public works crews will cut up that tree and haul it away. >>> san francisco's mayor is meeting at this hour with the heads of san francisco firefighters unions who are asking him to fire the fire chief, joanne hayes-white. carolyn tyler joins us from city hall with news on this developing situation. carolyn? >> reporter: that sit-down is taking place right now up there on the second floor. the fire chief says she did not meet with the mayor today but is confident he has her back as she struggles to hang on to her job. the heads of every employee group in the san francisco fire department ranging from the black firefighters, the asian, women and gay firefighters, waltzed into san francisco mayor ed lee's office late this afternoon. they were delivering a letter they unanimous

the first was at sea bright beach and the second was in watsonville.told santa cruz a shark with a white next flip -- flipped a seal in the air and blood was in the water and it is unclear if he survived. he was surfing 50 yards when a great white shark attacked. a serve border was unharmed and they are working to confirm that and they are leaving up warning signs. however the beaches will remain open and it is not advised or recommended. reporting live from santa cruz, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> hundreds of tourists as they make landfall, category 3 form. >> screw: to hit yesterday with 125 miles per hour whip and today ports and beaches have been closed in the term. >>> and it happened in the oakland estuary over the weekend. the six men arrived back at shore when the incident happened the operator called for help after the boat started to take on water. nobody was seriously hurt but according to the coast guard, they refused to take a field sobe test the coast guard did not say why. >>> a man was sentenced to 6 hard years of labor, matthew mil

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. >> reporter: waves crashing on the beach of los cabos, mexico. winds whipping palm trees, drenching vacations. >> i wouldn't go out there now. >> reporter: that's hurricane norbert bruising the baja california penninsula. and now it's heading straight for the pacific coast. its strong winds already giving surfers in long beach a wild ride. today in southern california, warnings of strong rip currents and dangerous waves. a reminder of the powerful punch norbert could pack. just last week, hurricane marie kicked up dangerously high swells on the los angeles coast. you see the beach, and it looks so inviting. >> in between the sets of waves, it looks small. >> reporter: so far this year there have been more than 12,000 los angeles county beach rescues. that's the highest in over 15 years. we just witnessed a lifeguard jump in for a rescue. he told me they plan to be in and out of these waters all day long with the waves as high as they are. the lifeguards say they are doing everything they can, david, to keep this beach safe. >> thank you. and we w

ocean beach attracts big crowds and the surf poses deadly danger all year >> for your every day swimmer this is not a place to be today. our professional life guards had trouble getting in. we have a strong rip. cold water, and people lose their lives here every day. >> a coast guard helicopter found no signs of another person reported to be in distress near the beach. >> people driving up the peninsula might get a surprise. it's scheduled to open by 5:00 in the morning but work is going well. and they may be open sooner. vic lee is live with the latest. vic? >> there is a strong likelihood it will reopen. what is the biggest clue? m in my four decades i can tell you, i know what to look for when a job is done. take a look. this is a money shot. the proof the job was done. >> it's possible it will open early. there is still work that has to be done. >> the extension has been closed since thursday afternoon. workers finished replacing hinges yesterday, and three more pours. >> it sets quickly. you can probably drive on it an hour and a half, and two hours after the concrete has been pour