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manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami beach. >> duncan: the great equalizer indeed.ews for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up next, i'm jericka duncan in new york. thank you so much for watching. have a great night. at night. >>> live from the cbsn bay ar studios,isiskpix 5 news . >> more students headed back to the classrooms tomorrow and one district is rolling out stricter protocols. >>> sideshow fence and illegal fireworks bring out huge crowds this weekend and disturbing discovery made by police responding to a wild night in san jose. >>> i am john ramos in walnut creek. a new poll says a lot of people like gavin newsom in the state but it may not be enough to keep them in his job. you will have that story coming up. >>> we begin this evening with excitement building for students who are headed back to the classroom tomorrow, they will have to follow stricter covid rules and the neighboring school districts as well. be aggressive safety measures to keep kids safe. >> we are taking every safety precaution we can. >> reporter: for students and teachers that me

just in the house on the beach.ell bill left nanette quite a consolation prize. 1 million dollars in life insurance. $150,000 in cash. and the use of the beach house for a year. but it was hardly enough, frankly, to fund the lifestyle to which she has become accustomed. didn't he pay for everything for her? cars, even plastic surgery? >> he treated her very well. he provided a very posh lifestyle for she and her children. >> which made bill's daughters move nanette down the list of suspects. >> i said in front of her, i believe, of course nanette would not have done this if this were no financial gain for her in this. >> after all, had bill survive, nanette and her two children might have live very well, indeed. and then bill's daughters notice something odd about his books. i >> notice in one of his business accounts a 250,000 dollar check that was written. >> that's a lot of money. >> a heck of a lot of money. >> the czech dated december 14th, one day before bill was murdered, was made out to nanette nanette johns

but who just like any other person on the beach? never an issue. me while i was just trying from printer and then got the cpanel with over the years and no one's ever set it back to me or looked at me in the wrong way. or i see it with my in laws when my sister in laws are my brother in law to nowadays and commons, and whatever else. and no one's ever said about what to me in any way, shape or form. one of the things that was very clear about was that nobody knew what was going to happen when they came to power in 9096. how the government specifically got rid of the strain in multicultural research program. and that, that had a really quite profound effect because nobody was talking to anybody that was going on. there was no, nobody was actually tracking what was happening and communities. and so there was a sort of unraveling of social knowledge about what was happening in australia. i feel like something was thrilling, but in hindsight, you could actually say now that all of those things that were coming into play were building up to the crescend

long beach was in the dark.schockner ordered and paid for his own wife's murder. as charlie's uncle mark said -- >> never in my wildest dreams, even after she was killed, because the circumstances, nothing pointed at fred. and the police did not point at fred. >> but, said detective richard birdsall, they had their reasons. >> we used them, in a lot of respects. you feel guilty because they're beating their chests and they're upset. and they had no idea that the father of charlie is the one that set the whole thing up. >> well, remember, maybe some idea. >> yeah, i always had my suspicions. >> in spite of the fact that it was a burglar and the police said it was a burglar. >> uh-huh. >> you still suspected your father? >> i didn't want to put it past him, as much as like, as a kid you don't want to suspect someone of that. it just seemed false. like there were little clues, ticks of stuff that just seemed wrong. >> it started the day his mother was murdered when he and his dad surveyed the house ransacked during

people use them as beach towels as bikinis. but in the case of chronology, they always used as flags of on the flag should be a symbol that unites every month. it was trying to be used as a means of dividing people. it was just a really, really confronting thought to think defensive. you know, you'd have no idea who i am. you have knowledge about my culture and you've become hide off that much. what we've done to you? yeah. the 1 pm sunday, december 11th. the 5000, right. as many fueled by alcohol have turned straight into a hunting ground. one, let's go on any breaks and i'll crack in the labs. anyone who wants to pray. the last thing image there of a person who's system just seems like they're running for their life along the, on the boardwalk, at the beach. and i think i think for those who are watching it is what, how could it get to the the police, the need to buy and defy? merrily fumed by alcohol. but for george basha, the real cause is endemic racism. when you say or laugh while you're laughed, i was just slap is what i

a beach community, so many people have left. keep this in mind, that during the pandemic many people stayed here throughout the year. many people have been living here. so even though mostly this is a beach community, but for the last year, year and a half, many people have been calling parts of long island, the hamptons and montauk home. some people have left. many have stayed. so we will see how this develops through the day. but, of course, the storm surge, the waves as they continue to come in, as the high tide approaches, that is going to be certainly the concern out here in montauk, guys. >> all right. listen, you and your crew stay safe as well. we appreciate it. >>> president biden's approved an emergency declaration for rhode island. he did this before they ever saw any sign of hurricane henri, actually, coming towards them. >> yeah, residents there are already preparing for the storm, boarding up windows and making sure they have enough food and supplies to last. joining us now is the police chief of westerly, rhode is

low 80's around the bay and around the beaches, low 60's.expect improving air quality through tomorrow and then we have some big changes and a warm up with the accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. liz: the food and drug administration could give full approval of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine this week. a senior federal official shared this news with cnn. health experts say this could drive more americans to receive the shot. john warnick explains it comes as hospitals across the country are continuing to fill up with covid patients. >> i'm coming in for overtime today because they are short staffed and i just came in and i am picking up next couple hours to help out. john: the centers for disease control and prevention says the hospitalization rate in the u.s. is below the highest recorded in january, but officials say that could change next few weeks. some hospitals have been forced to take drastic measures with their patients. >> we've had to look as far as oklahoma or up into idaho, to be able to fly people, to get the care that they need

health officials in palm beach county say many getting vaccinated saturday at a mobile event were young people. >> covid is heating up and i think it is important that you know my kids get vaccinated. >> dr. fauchi does not think we will see a repeat of last year but warned that things will get worse. >> the unvaccinated by not being vaccinated allowing the propagation of the outbreak impacting everyone. >> the u.s. is seeing positive trends in getting people to roll up their sleeves. the white house saying four straight days of more than 700,000 vaccines being administered. as the country continues to grapple with the virus millions of americans are facing possible homelessness now that the eviction moratorium put in place last year to help people stay in their homes for the pandemic has expired. elwin lopez. abc news atlanta. >>> new developments now with evander kane. the sharks player is responding to allegations by his wife that he bet on his own games and threw them. the nhl has launched an investigation after a series of posts on social media yesterday by anna kain. he responded

we are under low clouds and fog at the beaches.hat cooler cleaner marine air is going to bring us better air quality today and tomorrow. i will have your complete forecast coming up. liz: the giants powered to a dramatic win over the a's with a penchant homerun. chris has the highlights coming it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 24 months & free premium delivery. ends monday. the next preseason game. they face the chargers. kickoff is at 4:30 this afternoon. the giants and days square off in the final games of the bay

and beaches for all, one woman's vision, giving everyone a chance to enjoy a day at the beach. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. norah is off tonight. i'm major garrett. the next few days could determine the political future of new york governor andrew cuomo. pressure is intensifying after a revealing interview with a woman identified as executive assistant number one in the state attorney general's sexual harassment probe of the governor. brittany commisso accuses cuomo of groping her and when asked about his repeated denials she told cbs news and the "albany times union" the governor knew exactly what he was doing. cuomo has been largely out of sight huddling with his inner circle, but one of his most trusted advisors, melissa derosa, quit overnight. impeachment proceedings looked into and looking into nor sexual allegations. and cuomo's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. cbs' jericka duncan, what is the impeachment timeline? >> reporter: state lawmakers ha

to ease the crunch at hidden beach, officials are going to try out surge pricing.ending on the date and time, it could cost up to 27 dollars per hour to part. those who get there after 7 pm would be able to park for free. the machines do not take cash, so you will need a credit card. it is on the nevada side your incline village. >>> now getting to the weather. nice weather to go to e beach.>> much better air quality this week compared to last weekend when we were dealing with a lot of smoke. today it is a beautiful and to the weekend. let's go outside. this is north of golden gate bridge. beautiful blue skies and a lot of sunshine. but the camera is shaking around. winds are gusting close to 30 at sfo. so everywhere is dealing with the breeze. the onshore wind is helping to keep temperatures below average. look inland right now. is very comfortable. it's not in the 90s or triple digits. it's in the 70s and 80s. 76 in san ramon. down to 65 in the city. napa it is beautiful with a temperature of 80 degrees. here's the satellite and doppler radar. low pressure off th

the very latest out toward the beaches. you got some waters right along the coast there near ocean beach and 63 degrees. they get inside the bay. of course, much shower water. look what happens. the temperatures. how about that? 71 degrees. as you make your way into parts of the south bay that is on believably warm out there and that's exactly what we're seeing at this time of year. and that's why things start to feel a little muggy around the bay area. as we look toward tomorrow. those temperatures going to be running into the 60's in the san francisco 61 in the sunset clouds and patchy fog along the coastline about 58 in pacifica 61 degrees in half moon bay, you get inside the bay. of course you're going to find a little more sunshine. those warm waters to egypt as well. 73 in millbrae about 75 degrees and burning game 76 in san carlos 75 degrees in palo alto and warm there, too, in the south bay looks like one of those are really a nice afternoon as the temperatures going to be comfortable about 81 in santa clara. you ha

i always find parking at the beach.o at 8 or 00:00am in the morning. if you go 10 to 11 we it's a little chilly. but yeah, i get a parking >> well, if i like that trend only the people who can afford to be there when the sun is out. but we'll have a chance wake up early. yes, john, whether center. we should also mention that in spots around south lake tahoe. their temporary closed right now after some chipmunks tested positive for. >> bluebonnet not covid know bonick playing on playground bad. no black lake. keep the beach and parking areas are going to be off limits through friday. >> so during that time, the national forest service is going to be conducting some vector control treatments and eldorado county spokesperson says the chipmunks that were tested had no contact with any people as far as i can tell for service officials say that the they expect of civility be open again. >> by the weekend and human to human transmission of a van plague is rare now trying to become an expert on body plague. i do. i have to worr

the biggest dern here for long beach is flooding.are going to turn around and show you how close people live here to the beach. you see this big apartment building just beyond that is where the homes begin and that's where the devastation that i was just talking about hit for those residents after superstorm sandy. at this point the city has not issued any dined of evacuation order. it's not anticipated that that will in fact happen. but city officials have encouraged residents here to be prepared. as for the storm surge, we are expecting high tide hitting here around 8 :43. we will be watching for that. >> i am reminded of the coast guard official that we spoke to in the last hour to who was saying that nobody should be out on the water and yet there are surfers behind you trying to catch some waves. a terrible idea at this time. alison kosik from long beach, new york, thank you so much. >>> battling a surge in covid cases, even though a majority of citizens are vaccinated. what they are doing to combat the spread. a live report fro

the beaches. francisco, a high of 63. oakland, 69. sanon average, we are five to 10 degrees cooler. you can expect that to be cooler for the east bay because things are changing. overnight lows tonight in the low 50's through parts of the north bay and we will see lots of mid-50's around the bay as the marine layer spreads overnight with possible patchy drizzle tomorrow morning. you need to get ready for this. in livermore, the average is 88. we are below average and stay that way. check out the end of the week. you triple digits friday and saturday. we will see a slight offshore flow. we have cleaner air today. tomorrow will be good to moderate we start to warm up midweek. by the end of the week, hot and hazy conditions inland where we get the slight offshore flow again so air quality may not be as good. overnight lows in the 60's for inland areas. that is not great. we have heat risk concerns. if you can go to the beaches friday and saturday, it will be a good time to do that with the low 70's.

just pounding the beach all day. as you said, the big concern was the surge and whether or not that was going to create problems inland. so far we have not seen any of that. high tide was just after 9:00 a.m. this morning. we seem to be past that point. mostly it's been quiet out here. we have lifeguards out here as well telling people to stay off the beach. what's really interesting, chris, when you get on the other side of this -- if we can show, there's people standing over here now. the wind on the other side of where these homes are and some of these hotels, the wind there is much worse. you can really feel it. there's some pooling of water because of the rain -- the rain has just been sitting over this area for several hours now. you're getting some pooling of water, but that's generally it. people have been staying off the beach. as you know, usually you see surfers out here. we're not even seeing them. that's how serious they're taking these waves and not coming out here. for now things seem to be okay out he

are you heading to the beach?oin me here in crosby on the merseyside coastline, where the rnli are issuing a warning and some advice to help keep you safe. going for a second gold on the paralympic track. war veteranjaco van gass stormed to victory in the individual pursuit. can he do it again in the 1,000 metres sprint? good morning. the largely dry, settled theme to the weather continues, we got sunny spells out there today, and for most of us, a bit more sunshine through the weekend, too. i have all your details throughout the morning's programme. good morning. it's friday 27th august. our top story — more than 90 people, including 13 us soldiers, are now known to have died in yesterday's attacks at kabul airport. president biden has vowed to "hunt down" those responsible. it's as officials say more attacks are possible ahead of tuesday's deadline to evacuation people desperate to flee afghanistan. graham satchell reports. for hour after hour, well into the night, the wounded were rushed to hospital. the chaos

so not everyone arrives at the beach during peak hours. meanwhile, some spots on south lake tahoe are temporarily closing after some chipmunks tested positive for the bubonic plague. keep a beach in parking areas will be off limits through friday during that time. the national forest service will be conducting vector control treatments. a spokesperson for eldorado county says the chipmunks that were tested did not have any contact with any people officials with the forest service. expect the facilities to once again open by the weekend. the eldorado eldorado should say county public health office says that the plague is naturally present in some parts of the golden state. and some >> it's still ahead to shoot back from the games. the latest on simone biles decision to compete again in the olympic games. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. some breaking news to tell you about. you're lo

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the population of these great whites off socal beaches is exploding. only see it now because i'm getting up high. if i were a surfer, i'd be lying down, and i'd have no idea it was underneath me. >> oh my god. >> reporter: wedding photographer carlos gouna started capturing these stunning images off the coast when the pandemic dried up business. >> almost every time i see an interaction with a human and a shark, my heart does pound. we've all been conditioned ever since "jaws" came out to fear that interaction. >> reporter: but this is far from "jaws." watch as a large shark calmly cruises along with surfers. this one approaches a family, a swimmer headed right toward another, and all of the sharks seem uninterested. despite the fact that people are out there thrashing around, and their arms are hanging off boards, legs are hanging off boards, sharks just ignore it. >> reporter: chris lowe is director of the shark lab at cal state long beach. why don't they want to eat us? >> we don't really know the answer to that question. first of all, we're not clo

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on beaches that dotted the french coast of the channel, british, canadian and american troops touchedfirst fateful moment passed and allied troops were holding on french soil. one week after the landings the commander was able to say to the vast armies underhim, your accomplishments in the last seven days of this campaign have exceeded my highest hopes. less than two months after the invasion the allied force broke out of the beach head perimeter in the hedge row country around st. lowe. >> the breakout was the next step and now there began the dramatic pursuit spearheaded by general george s. patton's armored force across the heart of france. and then the grand triumphant march through paris which was freed by french troops and soldiers of the u.s. fifth corps. beyond paris lay the liberation of belgium and the yard by yard struggle across the german border. blocking the steady pursuit of victory lay the nazi counteroffensive in the sector known as the battle of the bulge. through a grim and bleak period of several weeks the enemy supported by the most devastating of weather conditio

know, almost half of the beach is — normally looks?normally looks? know, almost half of the beach is gone compared - normally looks? know, almost half of the beach is gone compared to - normally looks? know, almost half of| the beach is gone compared to maybe just four hours ago. so clearly the storm surge, not entirely here, but we are feeling like it's impact on the weather, it's starting to change and this is a barrier island. so when it makes landfall, it'll hit here first — not exactly where i'm standing, the prediction is 80 miles to the east of long island and fire island, which is why the governor made clear the appeal to the residence of fire island to leave, because he also thought that this could be similar to what happened in 2012 with hurricane sandy. but fire island was heavily impacted with damages — we know that storm brought about $70 billion of costs to the state of new york and newjersey, so clearly they are worried that could happen again. even though some people are standing on the beach, a lot of them have been pa

through america will, troops establish a beach head against german odds.these victories, all the heavy fighting and important bottles lay ahead, the major objective of the italian campaign were accomplished. they would be able to pin down german troops far from the scene of the cross channel invasion plan for the following year. president roosevelt visited the combat aerial with us eisenhower. agreements were established that the principal allied effort would be the invasion of europe. shortly afterward the men who will command this undertaking was named, general eisenhower, everyone was now calling him the man of the hour. on the opposite wall of the museum, another year old depicts some of the major episodes of the great crusade which liberated europe. the supreme commander's orders from the combined chiefs of staffs were quite simple, to land on the coast of france and then to destroy the german ground forces. between the order and its execution light and agony of effort. across the channel, the heavy fortifications lining the coast of france made the n

beach, south carolina. >> this can be dangerous.llas are tumbling down the shoreline. >> yeah. >> there's a method to putting your umbrella in the sand. okay? i was teaching this to my mom the other day. > okay. >> you don't just jab it in the sand. you put it in and do the twist, back and forth. >> do you screw it in, as well? just to make sure? >> just the back and forth and you reinforce it with the sand around there. that's a lot of wind, so i don't think it would have mattered. >> you think you don't need this information until you have an umbrella coming at you at 50 miles per hour. as andrew said, it can be very dangerous. glad everyone was safe there. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "mr. corman," joseph gordon-levitt. plus, a performance from a recording artist grammar. plus, dr. pimple popper herself, dr. sandra lee. and actors katie lowes is back at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and katie lowes! >> ryan: welcome bac

they turned themselves in here to miami beach police headquarters and have been relieved of duty. whit? >> victor, thank you. >>> next tonight, the senate officially opening debate on the $1 trillion bipartisan inf infrastructure bill. and it's already facing headwinds, not just from some republicans, but from progressive democrats, as well. those divisions deepening after the eviction moratorium was allowed to expire. here's abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, with just days until august recess, democrats are racing to pass the bipartisan infrastructure package. >> let's start voting on amendments. the longer it takes to finish, the longer we'll be here. >> reporter: but the senate's top republican says, what's the rush? >> senators on both sides expect and deserve opportunities to have a say and to put their own state's imprints on this major bill. >> reporter: at least ten republican senators must sign on for the bill to head to the house, where it faces another set of obstacles. progressives are demanding their party pass a larger package firs

that is a llama on a beach in mar ip county. yes, right here in the bay area.s is video taken back at muir beach. apparently his name is chubby. although he looks slim. he doesn't seem to care about the dogs around him, either. and he seems to like the oegts. you can see him wading through the tide there, on a leash. you know anybody who's got a pet llama? >> has a -- with the leash? is you see the dogs kind of taking it all in? >> we're all one together in marin county. >> if it was going to happen it would ha in marin county. >> and it did. >> cloudy, fog, and north bay took a long time for clouds to break up. 60s, low 70s. if you like that weather, lamas and all at the beach, you get more of it tomorrow. san jose, rights now 62 degrees, patchy low clouds and a plane of some sort moving towards the digital camera r camera lenz. out towards liver moore, hazy skies inland but the air quality right now considered moderate as oppose odd the unhealthy area we saw from wednesday into friday evening. san francisco, 58, west wind at 15. it's that steady sea breeze. i

at the beaches, 60's. julian: thank you.comes the first person to plead guilty to assaulting a police officer during the january 6 capitol riot. prosecutors say he was one of the first to breach the capitol building. body camera footage shows him taunting officers and punching one in the head. he could face more than for years in prison. he also agreed to pay $2000 in restitution. at the coronavirus continues to mutate, some scientists believe it is here to stay. we have a sobering look at the potential danger of new variants. >> these vaccines are remarkable in terms of how well they work. on the pessimistic side, i think this is going to become known as an endemic pathogen. it is going to be around forever. reporter: he is an evolutionary biologist at uc davis an expert in dna sequencing to study the evolution of microbes. what does he think of the evolution of covid? >> right now, i am worried about what is happening now. i am not even spending a loof tinking how it can get worse because it is quite bad now with a number

at a beach barbecue in a north bay in a rescue mission. a decision by a group of teenagers that put them in a very dangerous spot. >> temperatures today in the 70's and 80's. cool for august. the air quality is improving. we have the forec saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile to save even more with a 5g phone on us... ...and, for a limited time, $300 back! don't wait! switch today. julian: rescue crews are searching for dozens of people missing after severe flooding in tennessee. 22 people have been killed and authorities fear that number could rise. the northeast is also reeling from severe weather. tropical storm henri battered the region with heavy

this beach didn't look anything like this. the beach was closed for a week.is something they don't want a repeat of. officials held a press conference. emergency activation system is activated. they are telling folks to hunker down, not to be on the roadways especially when the storm gets closer to our area in the noon hour. back to you. >> kathy park, you and your crew stay safe. hopefully you have some cover and can get dry. thank you so much. >>> long island residents are also bracing for the hurricane. >> let's bring in nassau county executive laura curran. henri is quickly moving in on long island, at least off the coast after governor cuomo declared a state of emergency. what measures are in your way right now? >> we have our office of emergency management activated. as you've been reporting, the ground has been saturated by rain. we are coastal communities, prone to flooding. our dpw crews have been clearing storm drains, making sure the stormwater outfalls are clear so the drainage can be as functional as possible. we're working with our local partner

here at home, five police officers now facing charges in two violent arrests in the heart of miami beach. troubling surveillance video showing officers kicking one suspect. what we're learning from prosecutors tonight. >>> fears of a potential housing crisis looming in america. millions of struggling renters facing an uncertain future after the expiration of the federal eviction moratorium. also in washington, the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill takes a big step forward as the senate officially opens debate. >>> the u.s. launching new daily air strikes against the taliban. the militant group waging a bloody offensive, gaining ground in rural areas and fighting around major cities. >>> and the travel nightmare for scores of flyers tonight. hundreds of flights canceled by one airline. why they were forced to ground a third of its fleet. >>> also tonight, comedian kathy griffin revealing she has lung cancer. what she's saying about her battle ahead. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us at the start of a new week. i'm whit johnson, in for david tonight. we begin with t

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thanks for that, lara. >>> i know my dog loves the beach.amera for you from ocean city, maryland. the surf crashing gently. the beach is freshly combed and people taking in the sun. warmer temperatures on the ocean water too is more palatable. daytime highs tomorrow in the lower 80s. >>> well, it is time for our "gma" concert series and this morning, nelly celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album "country grammar." yes, down, down, baby, remember that and his song "dilemma" hit 1 billion streams on youtube ann and breland for "high horse." all of them joining us this morning. good to see you all. i see that smiling face, nelly, 20th anniversary. >> how you doing? >> you're one of the first to do it and do it so well, this crossover if you will and more artists are doing it now. why is it important to keep blurring these lines? >> well, i think personally music and sports are two of the main things that i always say that bring people together the most and i love both of them to the extreme. but when you get a chance to bring bounda

that's an expensive day at the beach. so only go if you plan on staying for just a little bit of time and then get back to the car. >> meanwhile, some spots like south lake tahoe are temporarily closing after some chipmunks tested positive for, of all bonick plague. that a key the beach, the parking areas. they're going to be off limits through friday while the national forest service is out there conducting factor control treatments which is probably a nice way of saying you're getting rid of most shipments that are yeah. acted and is aware that i think chipmunks are so cute when i hate rats mice, squirrels. reason you're every little road. i look, they're so cute. >> well, a spokesperson for the don't go up to these and feed them know because you don't accidentally get bit. they've had no contact so far. they think the ones that tested that have come back positive. i don't think those shipments of had any contact with humans. but obviously they're being very careful about don't use that park. it's the spots. maybe it's

you know, the beach, once again, is thinning out. out and make those preparations, but it kind of remains to be seen exactly where this storm will make landfall but people are starting to listen to the warning. they are on high alert, especially in this area as we kind of hunker down and brace for what is to come tomorrow. >> all right. kathy park for us. thank you, kathy. good to see you. >>> let's talk texas for a movement. after 38 days the quorum break that brought the texas legislature to a screeching halt has come to an end last night. three new democratic defectors joined colleagues on the floor. given the quorum, the major thin margin it needed to resume work on the restrictive voting rights is allowed to move forward. with me is texas representative nicole collier, one of texas democrats holding the line and refusing to return to the legislature. thank you for joining us on this. i appreciate it. you shared a joint statement from your colleagues who have yet to return, and they called the decision for some democrats to join

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, are terrified of the idea, who don't like the beach.hat are impossible to get back out of the water at the end of the day. >> over the last few years, i think we've had at least 40 of our students participate in the city surf project. >> surfing helped me with, like, how to swim. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing. >> swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the gear together, and then, i drive and go ge

inland areas in the low 90's, at the beaches, mid 60's.ore flow bringing us improved air quality tomorrow. all of the details coming, julian. julian: thank you. a new jersey man is the first person pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer in the january 6 capital riots. scott kevin face years in prison. fairlamb also agreed to pay restitution for damage int the capital. some believe the coronavirus is here to stay and we should have to learn to live with it. abc 7 news reporter at leslie brinkley has a sobering look at the new variants. dr. eisen: these vaccines are remarkable, in terms of how they work, but on the pessimistic side, i think this is what is going to be known as an endemic pathogen. it is going to be around. we are not going to wipe it out. leslie: dr. jonathan eisen is an evolutionary biologist at uc davis and an expert in dna sequencing to study the evolution of microbes. what does he think of the evolution of covid at this point? dr. eisen: right now, i am sufficiently worried about what is happening now. [laughs] t

beaches supposed to be closed for west hampton beach right now. we have a few people out here trying to deal with the conditions. it is the weekend. this major storm system has already came through this area and the backside bands are still impacting. we are not out of the clear just yet. we have been kind of seeing great weather. a bit of sunshine and now you can see we're back in the heat of some severe weather that's making its way across this area. we're going to continue to watch this. the good news is that we're not seeing a lot of people out and about and most people across this area still have power. >> absolutely. this live report giving definite credence. thank you for that. let's go to bill carins. it came close to where you were predicting on the connecticut and rhode island border there. >> that wasn't too much of a surprise. if anything looking back this -- 24 hours ago, the intensity was lower. it's only a difference of 15, 20 miles an hour. that's significant with the amount of damage you get with the frees and maybe shingles on ro

it will stay cool at the beaches.e are seeing a little bit more blue this morning, especially compared to yesterday. but you can definitely see the haze from walnut creek. the haze will continue to push east. santa rosa, currently 50 four degrees. napa, 57. already in the mid to upper 60's in fairfield. from san jose, looking out tomorrow the haze in the hills. the haze and smoke will linger today, but we have easier and cleaner air tonight because onshore flow will pick up. then get ready because things will heat up again this week. the ac's will be running inland quite a bit. the wind gust forecast, this morning, they happen pretty light. you notice, as we get into the afternoon and evening, the winds will pick up, and the winds are coming from the northwest. that will bring this cooler, cleaner ocean air to everybody. that is going to influence the haze. the near surface smoke animation, notice we have hazy conditions in the light blue, all around the bay area. heading for the inland, especially towards tahoe and u