places such as stinson beach, china beach, baker beach, they have been free to access for decades, but that could soon change. kpix 5's devin fehely is joining us live from china beach with what visitors could be required to pay . >> repter: you come to an area like china beach right now, and you find a spot, you are in luck, because it is completely free. that could change in the future. you could be charged as much is $10 per day. the park service says they need that money for cleanup, maintenance, other construction projects, but people who love these areas say they feel that is a broken promise, and they are vowing to fight back. >> it was really dismay and sadness. >> reporter: will benjamin says he's adamantly opposed to the idea of charging for parking at china beach, and eight other sites in the golden gate national recreation area. >> that would change my lifestyle, and a lifestyle of many other swimmers that i swim with, who come here frequently. every time you had to pay $10, i mean, then we would probably not come as often. >> reporter: the national park service says the go

a live look at san francisco's ocean beach, a lot of folks looking to escape the heat. that is not all. there is hazy sky in the south bay, wildfire smoke once again drifting into the area. a spare the air alert is in effect this evening. we are tracking those smoky conditions. >>> it's moderate right now. when you look around the entire bay area, moderate is the worst, but i wouldn't want to be a firefighter in oakland right now, because the temperatures by oakland standards, and bay area wide, but particularly anywhere near the water, are quite warm. in oakland, low 80s. san francisco, that 89 is coming from the airport. we made it up to 83 in the city again today. we are nowhere near records. tomorrow, this changes. i will show you a dramatic cooldown that starts for these areas nears the coast with a strong southerly surge in the marine layer. >>> right now, search and rescue crews are frantically searching for a 17-year-old who was swept out to sea just north of santa cruz. kpix 5's max darrow joins us live from laguna creek beach with more on the search. >> report

the youngest victim _ beach is only 13 years old. youngest victim police beach is only 13 years old.m serious injuries are. year girl suffering from serious injuries are-— year girl suffering from serious injuries are. there have been at least 386 atlanta's _ injuries are. there have been at least 386 atlanta's shooting i injuries are. there have been at l least 386 atlanta's shooting since 2021 copy this epidemic in gun violence — 2021 copy this epidemic in gun violence shows no signs of stopping. such a powerful message in that museum and are such powerful waves to end that report with. moving on to end that report with. moving on to other stories stop after lengthy delays the latest james bond movie is finally here. it was originally due for release in april last year but faced repeated delays because of the pandemic. the world premiere was held today at the royal albert hall in london with the red carpet rolled out for a royal audience. actual royalty... ..and one of the closest things we have to cinema royalty. tonight's premiere, a celebration of the 25th officialjames bond fil

so much so that the beach we're standing on now didn't exist last year. >> we basically rebuilt the beachbably from where this metal fence ends, straight across to where those rocks are piled. >> reporter: so, basically, the beach that we're looking at right now is kind of manmade? >> oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. >> reporter: we only have a beach here because you guys basically just piled up sand. >> correct, correct. >> reporter: scientists believe that one of the effects of global warming is an increase in volatile weather, like the storms over lake michigan. labovitz says that, since 2014, those storms have contributed to a dramatic increase in t water level. >> the change in lake elevation from '14 to '19 was five feet. so, think about the volume of ter in lake michigan at that time. i don't even know what the trillions of gallons conversion would be, but the lake level changed five feet in five years. >> reporter: and it's not just the rise and fall of water that's eating away the dunes. a warming climate also means less ice in winter. >> so, when the weather gets cold but the lake's not fr

why do we want tog the mission to north beach?resent north beach, but he says he thinks the city should be helping el farolito open a new location, not stopping them. it is a local born and raised san francisco business. >> i don't want to speak to what the north beach specific rule should be, but i do think we should look at how we define a chain store. a local based taqueria should not be treated the same as a starbucks. our definitions are out of whack if we are putting those two in the same category. >> reporter: is there any appeal process for the owners? or are they out of lucknow? >> reporter: according to an email exchange between the planning department of the ownership of el farolito, pardon me , there is one way they could kind of get around it. they would have to make a sufficient change to the proposed location, which could mean changing the name, changing the menu, or changing the signage as well. we did reach out to the business owners, but cannot get in touch today. >> thanks. >>> now at 6:00, fighting a ballooning

the beach.you know, that's okay, you don't have to pass them out at the beach. >> did he mention a specific beach or just anywhere in southern california? >> no, dockweiler beach. >> dockweiler beach is about eight miles from andre and marie's home, near los angeles international airport, where flights leave daily for moscow and beijing. on tuesday, november 15th, four days after marie disappeared, andre himself went there to post flyers. he had an encounter with a perfect stranger and asked for help, and that's when this story took another strange turn. coming up -- >> i couldn't believe that i was seeing the car that i was just looking for. >> a huge break in the case. when "dateline" continues. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it

at the podium is the mayor of long beach. the president and governor will be addressing the crowd, arriving on that podium in just minutes. we'll take you back live when the president gets on. mr. biden arriving about 45 minutes ago. this is really a quick visit. he's here for two reasons, supporting the governor and talking about fire danger, which is a backdrop of selling his infrastructure bill. this afternoon he was in sacramento getting a briefing from cal fire, even went up on a helicopter tour of the burn zone of the caldor fire near south lake tahoe. he and the governor headed to the command center for the california office of emergency services where the president talked about climate change and his $3.5 trillion spending plan, which will include funding for the forest service. >> we know that decades of forest management and decisions have created hazardous conditions across the western forest. we can't ignore the reality that these wire being super charged by climate change. it isn't about red or blue states. it's

nancy: that night that mallory beach was killed.leave from that dock that we just left from. >> no, ma'am, they left from dock downtown atwater front. nancy: where. >> downtown beaufort, they were at a house warming party. >> there were adults there? >> i would assume so, i don't know. nancy: they could not see that, young adults were drinking getting on to a boat. >> from what i understand, they were asked not to leave, but they left anyway. nancy: what do you do with a guy like paul murdaugh, drunk, you are physically restraining him. >> right, not much. my understand they left there. nancy: i understand they stopped get more alcohol. after or after. >> they stopped downtown to visit a bar. two went in. the rest stayed on the dock from what i understand. that is what security footage. nancy: did they get alcohol in the bar. >> video footage would appear so. >> they were dispatched to a boat that struck the bridge, one person in the water missing. nancy: driving a thick object. >> not a good scenario. we have one person in the wate

off beaches in a storm surge i they can easily be swept off. beaches in a storm surge away from _ beachesorm surge away- from mum. we see them trying to uet from mum. we see them trying to get back— from mum. we see them trying to get back and — from mum. we see them trying to get back and it's _ from mum. we see them trying to get back and it's really— get back and it's really heartbreaking - get back and it's really heartbreaking to - get back and it's really heartbreaking to see. i get back and it's really. heartbreaking to see. we get back and it's really- heartbreaking to see. we need to ignite — heartbreaking to see. we need to ignite the _ heartbreaking to see. we need to ignite the passion _ heartbreaking to see. we need to ignite the passion for- to ignite the passion for nature _ to ignite the passion for nature in— to ignite the passion for nature in our— to ignite the passion for nature in our local- to ignite the passion for- nature in our local communities to encourage _ nature in our local communities to encourage them _ nature in our local communities to encourage them to

the golden gate national recreation area draws crowds to china beach baker beach and other sites forery but the national park service says bigger crowds are coming with bigger costs for more trash removal beach cleanup traffic control and janitor services there's so much trash and like the- the dumpster there is just over flowing all the time now. national park officials now are proposing a new parking fee of three dollars an hour with a maximum of ten dollars per day to me that sounds a little steep especially if you're somebody who comes a watchdog every day. park officials say the fee would help with expenses and other needed repairs to roads trails and other structures along with baker beach other proposed sites include parking lots at china beach in the seacliff neighborhood lands end lookout parking lot. sutro heights lot across the street it also would include stinson beach and rodeo beach in marin county tax feel like it makes it less of a public space if you have to pay three dollars an hour- because i think it's a place that people often come just for a quick visit. marin c

let's go to the beach now. we know there is a problem with litter on beaches.volunteers out picking up we have had volunteers out picking up litter, to legs and forelegs, and they already gathered some this morning. they already gathered some this morninu. ~ . . they already gathered some this morninu. ~ ., ., they already gathered some this morninu. ., ., ., they already gathered some this morninu. . . ., ., morning. what have you found? i have not cu s, morning. what have you found? i have got cups. plastic _ morning. what have you found? i have got cups, plastic bags, _ morning. what have you found? i have got cups, plastic bags, receipts, - got cups, plastic bags, receipts, weirdly. ijust lots of things that have been brought to the beach rather than things that have been washed up. rather than things that have been washed up— rather than things that have been washed u. ., ., ., washed up. how do you feel about the fact that despite _ washed up. how do you feel about the fact that despite there _ washed up. how do you feel about the fact that despite there

. >>> and new at 11:00, a day at the beach turned into an all out surf rescue at laguna beach. at laguna creek beach in santa cruz county. it played out at 6:00. several agencies could be seen searching both on the ground and in the air. at this point, the person is still missing. this is the third rescue in the same area in just the past two weeks. >>> tonight, california has the lowest covid-19 case rate in the entire country. the test positivity rate here is down to 3% now. more than 82% of those eligible to be vaccinated have received at least one dose. that number could go up with pfizer's news about getting children as young as 5 vaccinated but what about the even younger kids? >> reporter: in a press release today pfizer said the vaccine is safe and effective in kids age 5 to 11 and it is now seeking authorization from the fda. >> i believe it is finally our way out. >> reporter: with pfizer's announcement of covid-19 safety and immunity data in kids aiming 5-11 out. ucf is ready to get her own 11- year-old vaccinated. >> it was a very deliberate decision by pfizer and t

, china beach, stinson beach, rodeo beach, lands' end, navy memorial and for concrete and the port district says it needs the money for basic necessities like trash collection and janitorial services. >> we are looking at the fees as a last resort for the cost that have dramatically increased . >> i don't believe one then they say that. i think that a lot of it is squandered. >> much of the beach cleanup is done by volunteers anyway and thinks the government simply is not efficient in the spending. >> the cost of doing things has gotten way out of hand and it is way out of proportion to people's basic activities. >> most of the people we spoke to wonder why the park's budget does not seem to be able to handle the most basic of expenses. >> i'm not sure where the money goes. i hope they have good intentions with it but to know what they are actually doing is a he says she says. >> the beaches claim so where is the money coming from to keep a clean now? >> but one woman thinks it's important to pay to keep things nice. >> it's hard when people are not used to having to pay it at the end of th

. >>> the two will be appearing together shortly at a rally in long beach. we are waiting for them to be introduced. >>> meanwhile, president biden's first trip to california since taking office, and it comes in the final hours of the recall campaign. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> tonight, the candidates and supporters are pulling out all the stops to secure as many last-minute votes as they can. >> the polls seem to be trending in the governor's favor, tonight, with a recent stanford survey giving him a 14 point edge. governor newsom is not taking any chances, this evening. >> cannot reinforce the consequences of this recall, to sit back california, of the ssissippi, and elsewhere. n >> got to turn out voters. we saw in the last election cycle that our voters turnout closer to election day. >> republicans rallied on san rafael overpass this afternoon, urging voters to oust the governor. >> meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi is joining democratic phone bankers and nannies in san francisco. betty yu is there, now. betty? >> liz, the speaker arrived her

does descanso beach club have a signature drink? absolutely, we do.. so what's in this? this is the original buffalo milk. so this one is actually ice cream-based. johnny devenanzio: oh, gosh. you got a shot of vodka in there, creme de cacao, creme de banana, and then a coffee liqueur. oh, my gosh. come on! and then top it with whipped cream. johnny devenanzio: come on! a little bit of grated nutmeg. and that's it. it's a very guilt-free cocktail as well. yeah, totally, yeah. it's carb free. everything. [laughter] where does buffalo milk get its name from? the island itself is-- is home to 150 american buffalo, bison. they just roam free, and you can go out into the interior and look for them. johnny devenanzio: and while i've yet to see a bison, the marine life surrounding the waters of catalina is abundant. there's some right there! there's something right there! as we speak, there's two dolphins! there's some more right up here on our port bow. travelling in about a pod of 12. they're real social. they love the attention. they can feel the vibratio

long beach, long beach, and the other side of this recall, and the other side of this, recall if we fall short. >> derek i want to get your reaction on what we fall short. one of the concerns i've had at the beginning of the recall, situation in california, was how you get voters motivated. how do you get them back out there. the year after a presidential campaign. it seems like there is some excitement there tonight. sure thing. sometimes believe that women don't have constitution price. >> let's go back to the governor >> that is on the ballot. think about this we have somebody on the other side of the spell, it that things women are not his finest men. he actually wrote an out, then saying women aren't as smart and politics, civics, and issues of economics. tell my wife jennifer, that. >> thinks there is no glass ceiling. don't believe him pay equity loss. thanks women complain too much about sexism. thanks minorities complain too much about racism. i don't know if you saw in the you can't make it up file, did you see the video that just came up? . with larry elder reflected on the fa

of material along 3000 feet of beach way out here. the shore, shape that is bringing the sand from the ocean floor and funneling it to the beach. all this to make sure that the western side of the city isn't overtaken by the ocean. >> experiencing sealevel rise including on the ocean side of the city, and we are experiencing chronic erosion which is threatening critical infrastructure that protects water quality for san francisco. amy: the sand they plan to build will protect buildings like the zoo and the wastewater treatment plant and infrastructure, like roads and pipes. if they didn't do this, officials say the effects of climate change here would be catastrophic eventually the bluff that is protecting critical wastewater infrastructure would continue to erode. we could end up with a major pipeline here breaking and spewing sewage and storm water onto the beach. amy: a southern section of this beach is shut down for the project. they say they will be out here for about a month. in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. larry:

reporter: we are now on day two of search and rescue efforts here at this beach in davenport. you can see where a bulk of the efforts are happening right now. they are going on from the sky, land, and sea. they've identified the man swept away as a 17-year-old cash last surfing near laguna creek beach wearing black swim trunks. it is not the first time search and rescue responders have been to this area. a few ag two were swep they said they typically respond to about six incidents at this time of year along this portion of coast. three in a matter of weeks as an anomaly. they warn people that the current at these beaches can be stronger than they might anticipate, and they also say that swimming is not recommended at every single beach, as there are plenty that do not have lifeguards present. in davenport, max darrell, kpix 5. >>> i strange case out of pleasanton tonight, where police say two people were found dead inside of a vehicle and may have been there for more than a week. the bodies, a man and a woman, were found over the weekend years 680 and pimlico drive. no word y

actually, we did go to the beach.went to the caldor fire twice, and in between i took her to carmel, which is her favorite beach. >> you can tell she's having a great beach day. this coming wednesday, carrot and carmen are going to sequoia national forest to meet first responders working there, and for more information on carrot, how to help or register your own pup as a comfort dog, check carrot out on instagram at carrot the golden retriever, you guys. >> i'm going to follow carrot. the whole world needs more dog pictures in their lives, right? >> look. not all heroes wear capes. some have fur. >> some wear collars. >> a reminder, too, those that help us, like the firefighters, smetimes need help themselves. >> that's what the big point is here, to improve mental health conditions for these firemen and women who are working so hard and in such dangerous conditions. >> did you see her smile, too? >> both the firefighters and carrot? >> yeah, both the firefighters and carrot. so cute. >>> coming up, a half million dol

let's go to the beach, beach volleyball. >> kelly: i have never been to manhattan beach.'s why i like to go to the beach. >> kelly: what's number two? >> matt: everybody wants to go to malibu, but you can find surfing. it's one of the ones where you get in there and it's unbelievable, and you see the waves and i got in and could not surf and nearly drowned, i got back out and cracked a bottle of wine and had the time of my life. it is awesome and gorgeous and you are in malibu, kelly. >> kelly: i try to serve as well, it did not go

beach on terrorist, state beach and marina state beach are among the areas included in this alert. because of higher risk of rip currents and high surf. that alert stays in effect through 11 p.m. tonight. all right. i was just thinking back on that mountain lion story. i think you consider yourself lucky if you ever get to see a mountain lion, very few people ever do. um, there they don't bother humans much. i've seen one in my entire life, and that is. thousands and thousands and thousands of hours outside, so it's they're beautiful animals and just we've built into their into their territory right there. urban rural interfaces now right in their backyard, so they're scary looking, but they don't they don't bother people very often at all. if you look at the numbers since, like the 18 hundreds, there's only been a few. um bad things that have happened. okay so we're talking about the swell out there. the surf come is coming up. this is really a part of that thing i've been talking about. it's changing over right? it's fall, and so the illusion islands are lit up when they light up

this is a live look in long beach. this is on the campus of long beach city college. president biden is on his way there right now, having left sacramento about 30 minutes ago. air force one will be touching down in southern california shortly, and then he'll head over to long beach city college where he'll be campaigning in support, we mentioned, with governor newsom. we'll be following this event throughout the evening. we'll make sure to have the latest on our 7:00 p.m. newscast when the president is expected to speak at this rally in support of the governor. >>> police in washington, d.c. arrested a california man near the democratic headquarters this morning after they found him with a bayonet and machete. they pulled over donald craighead after they noticed his truck had no license plate. it was covered with swastikas and nazi symbols. he told them he was, quote, "on patrol". craighead's father told nbc news his son was diagnosed with schizophrenia years ago. he's scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. >>> we'll never forget what the message from congressional

that beach hazard statement in effect until 11 tonight. watching the northwest facing beaches. northwest swells, you can see about eight to ten feet. 13 to 15 seconds, watch out for sneaker waves, sudden breakers thugh the day we are going to catch that sun this afternoon and then for tomorrow we are looking at plenty of sun and temperatures on the rise as we look ahead to the rest of the week. so future cast winds and we are looking at the northly winds, napa, fairfield and livermore this afternoon and along the coast with those strong westerly winds for you. we are looking at that sunrise and the sunset at 6:56. daytime highs along the coast in the low 60's. the peninsula upper 60's to low 70's. for the south bay, san jose, mid-70s for you in campbell and for los gatos. up land east bay, mid to upper 70's for the tri valley. looking at 70 in oakland and mid to upper 70's to low 80's for the north bay. mid-70s for ukia. seven day forecast, there we go with the rising temperatures through the workweek and in to the weekend. inland east bay and for the north bay temperatures int

we saw crews at the boardwalk and beaches all day. many of them taking advantage of the last official day of summer. >> you feel like people are wanting to treat themselves? >> yes. most people are buying a lot of stuff. [ laughter ] >> right out of covid-19 we saw some interesting behavior. it seemed like people were just getting buck wild. seemed to mellow out a little bit, though. >> nice to see blue skies, the weather was warm inland. pleasant by the water. a little smoky but nice. >> we did not completely lose the onshore influence. it was hot inland. a number of 100 degree temperatures today. and at least people should be escaping at the beach and cooling off. today may be the unofficial day of summer. it will be hot inland through the middle of the week heading into the next couple of days there will be lingering smoke over head. moderate air quality is what we are expecting. nothing in terms of e hefo seive grouvein the a morrow. rderli. normteand earer air by the time the weekend rolls around. little bit of fog trying to make

i was lathering her up with sunscreen getting her ready to go get breakfast and take her to the beach. i remember my brother-in-law coming out to this little guest cottage that they had were we were staying saying you have to turn the tv to the news. women did that, we saw the first building on fire. then, we sought the second plane hit. i knew that something was up. remember, i was a staffer at the time. i picked up the phone to call our chief of staff and he assured me that john was ok because he was at a meeting at the pentagon. a few minutes later, that's we saw the pentagon hit. then i couldn't get a hold of anyone. i was scared for my friends, my boss, and my colleagues in washington, d.c. that i knew but at the same time worrying what would happen in new york. we got in the rental car that day and i ended up driving from miami beach over the next day and a half to st. louis where are cowards at -- our car was at because i knew we were getting on an airplane. >> i was 20 years old, i had just graduated college and i was working one of my first jobs as a full-time employee downto

this is the long beach international airport. you can see air force one just now touching down and taxiing down that tarmac right on schedule. president biden on board arriving from sacramento, now he is going to head to a rally in support of governor newsom at long beach city college. the president is expected to speak in about 45 minutes. you can watch those remarks live right here on nbc bay area, during our 7:00 newscast. >>> back here at home, a 20-year-old oakland man is called a hero after stopping a suspect who is thought to be a drunk driver who slammed into a van full of children. we should warn you, the video we're about to show su graphic and not for all audiences. >> reporter: i'm standing right at the site of where the collision happened last week on the corner of 38th and international. you can see days later there's still a lot of debris left on the street from the impact of the two cars. the crash is difficult to watch. just after 8:30 p.m. last thursday, surveillance camera caught the moment a red pontiac slamme

and he had a huge house in newport beach. it was actually on the canals.ain home that bill lived in was on balboa coves. >> speaking to people that knew bill said he was a no nonsense guy when it came to business. business, he would put his tough guy hat on, and it was his way or the highway. but to a person everyone everybody said that as a family man, he was truly exceptional. >> one of his favorite things to do for adventure was he was a private pilot, so he loved to fly for fun small planes. he bought a piper malibu, a single engine six-seater, and he flew that a lot. all of us kids would be in back, and one time we flew over the grand canyon. it was a fun way to have time together. we had a wonderful, loving healthy family. growing up, family was important to my parents. >> you mentioned your parents. would you say they had a good marriage? >> yes, growing up. they were married for 20 plus years. and later we ended up all going to college, moving out of the house, they ended up growing apart and ended up divorcing. and my dad, i don't think, was quite

, china beach, rodeo beach and plans and. the park district says it needs the money for things like trash collection. the deadline for the public to tell them what they think of that plan is tomorrow. >>> still ahead, on tpx on kpix5 news. >> a pandemic disaster at san francisco bay. grand princess is setting sail again. sue universal basic income going with momentum going forward, with a controversial program. >> and the launch of our brand- new 3:00 p.m. newscast, join >>> a cruise ship that was the face of a covid disaster set sail again, tonight. >> we all remember these images. a covid outbreak forced the grand cruise ship to anchor off the san francisco bay with thousands people stranded on board. 3000 office - - three dozen people were forced to quarantine. 120 people on board the ship tested positive. seven died. this evening, the ship set sail for the first time in 18 months. and we are looking at what is being done differently to keep everyone safe. >> excited passengers flashed their passports as they board the gra

but in 1924, manhattan beach used imminent domain to seize bruce's beach, leaving the family broke. a bill was approved allowing the county to return the land to the family. >>> four tech giants are joining the fight against illegal drug sales online. representatives from facebook, tiktok and snapchat met with the fda to talk about online opioid sales. while most companies prohibit drug sales, many don't enforce the rules. social media make it is easier to get the drugs. over 229,000 people died from opioid abuse. >>> a refrigerator is often a must, but too often, they go bust. >> chris chmura joins us with how we responded to a pair of recent appliance problems. >> yeah, let's call this one fridge fail friday, shall we? first, my partner, telemundo, arlon fernandez helped kristina in hayward. hear brand new fridge stopped working months after she bought it. the manufacturer started the process to swap it out, then nothing. until arlon got involved. they gave her a full refund so she could get a new refrigerator. at nbc bay area responds, we heard from a very frustrated marissa in n

. >> o'donnell: major garrett joins us from long beach, california.is the latest pulling on this high-stakes race? >> reporter: public polls and internal republican polls indicate newsom is likely to keep his job but the governor is running scared having already plowed more than $65 million into this race, perhaps with an eye toward running up the score, president biden is campaigning in long beach with the governor in long beach wi at an election eve rally. >> o'donnell: all right, major garrett, thank you so much. now a cbs news investigation that has uncovered a new criminal enterprise. cyber criminals are going to frightening lengths to bully and harass social media users to give up accounts to sell them to the highest bidder. in at least one case, that harassment turned deadly. here's cbs' david begnaud. >> reporter: 60-year-old mark herring scooped up twitter handle @tennessee in the social media site's very early days. more than a decade later his daughter corrie and ex-wife fran said people would ask to buy it from him. >> he said no because h

i live in north beach. i'm very excited about the bay to beach car-free proposal. all of the car-free and car-light streets that we've created have been a really bright spot in the pandemic. i am really happy that supervisors are looking for a way of preserving car-free jfk. i think that that part is great, but i'm very concerned about the proposal to allow private cars on 8th avenue. i think that, you know, just within car-free streets in golden gate park, i've encountered a number of cars driving illegally and dangerously. and if you say that cars are allowed to drive on 8th avenue, they are going to drive on jfk because that's just what cars do. so i'm grateful for this proposal, but i hope you'll amendment it to keep 8th avenue and all of jfk free from cars. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller, please. >> hey supervisors. this is john elliott. i'm a resident of district one and i was just about to take my hand down because i'm just feeling this sinking feeling of deja vu. i've been on hours of these calls about traffic

and northwest facing beaches, including ocean beach which you see here. well as increased risks of rip currents. dan: still to come, a new opportunity to save lives. dan: finally, a long-awaited celebration that will make it easier to help save another person's dion: the american red cross gave san francisco city dignitaries a tour of its new blood donation center it is on the corner of a central location just a few blocks away from city hall. >> what we want to do is focus on increasing blood donations from diverse communities, because what we have challenges with our especially the african-american community. we are seeing 4% of those folks giving our african-american. dan: to her point, the red cross is also helping to increase the number of black donors giving blood to help patients suffering from sickle cell disease. dion: world news tonight is next. i am dion lynn. dan: and i am danny ashley. four of sandia patel -- for sandia patel, we appreciate you being here. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately.

crowds were already on the sand well before noon and main beach and cal beach and check out the boardwalk. sales were flat this summer at this boutique but foot traffic was up. >> from your perspective people were not spooked by the delta variant. >> no. people were not spooked at all. >> but on the municipal wharf this candy shot was having a good day. >> handmade chocolates to frozen free throw have recovered since the lockdown of 2020. the owner has a theory that after being cooped up for so long people feel like they've earned it. >> you feel people want to treat themselves? >> yes. most people are buying a lot of stuff. >> right out of covid we saw some interesting behaviors. it seemed that people were getting wild. it seemed to mellow out. >> robbie papas says the sales are up. at the paved parking lot a 20% bump and the spikes on the actual holidays not so much. the activity is spread out. >> people are now working from all over so they are picking and choose choosing when they come out here and the weekends are so busy. we can om do so much and it is helping us out when people are

bruce's beach was owned by willa and charles bruce until seized by the town of manhattan beach in 1924 records show the beach was taken only because its owners and those who used it were black. coming up next, remember this baby handed to a marine in afghanistan? well, we found her. how her family plans to honor those who saved her. mananaging type e 2 diab? on it.t. -on itit. on it,t, with jardiaiance. meet thehe people whwho are mamanaging typype 2 diabetes and heheart risk w with jard. jardrdiance is a a once-daill thatat can reducuce the k of cardidiovascular r death for adadults who a also haveve known heaeart dis. so it cocould help s save your e frfrom a heartrt attack oror st. jardiaiance also l lowers . and d it may helelp you lolose some weweight. jardiance e can causee serious s side effecects including g dehydratioion, gegenital yeasast or uririnary tractct infecti, and suddenen kidney prprobl. ketoacidososis is a seseris siside effect t that may b be. a rarare, but lilife-threateg bactcterial infefection in t the skin ofof the peririneum couldld occur. stop takaking jardia

it covers beaches, including ocean beach, montara state beach, marina state beach. it's in effect right now, through 11 o'clock tonight, and on days like this mark tamayo island were so. to see some sunshine. it would be great to head to the coast. but remember, never turn your back on the ocean. yes that's really good advice, gosta. even on those small days as well. even a small wave could could be a little bit of a surprise factor for you. but yeah, that's swell has been increasing the s and hazardous conditions offshore. this is not a high surf advisory, but still an increasing swell does warrant that advisory in place. so take a look at the overall setup here as we take a look at the graphics, we have that northwest well. moving in from the pacific and that kind of peeking for today, so we're talking about a high surf advisory. we could be talking about ways around 15 to 20 ft. this time ways right around 8 to 12 ft. but there's a lot of energy being pushed right toward our coastline. so just be extra careful out there. for today as we have that beach hazards al

weather service that includes ocean beach, montara, state beach and marina state beach. it's all because of a high risk of rip currents and high sir. authorities are now urging people to stay out of the water. and if you walk along the beach didn't don't turn your back to the ocean there, also urging people not to fish on the rocks or jetties. this alert stays in effect through 11 o'clock tonight. an early morning surprised in daly city, a mountain line hanging out in a backyard next to a daycare center. as rob roth explains, the big cat vanished almost as quickly as it arrived. i was surprised. yeah here among the clusters of homes on kellen boulevard in daly city, this young mountain light wandered into cynthia louie's backyard early tuesday morning. it appeared to relax for a while. louise tenants spotted it first in a neighborhood alert went out just before seven. am concerned for ourselves. we're concerned for, you know the neighborhood and the neighbors next door to us, especially the one with the. the child care that would be the daycare that joyce perez runs. she

and now this one, a massive street just south of a busy beach, hidden in the fog.ne freedman, abc 7 news. dan: muni is asking for service restoration in 2022. they posted details of alternatives for service last year -- next year. familiar would restore the all-day routes that have not been running since the start of the pandemic, frequent would restore height ridership lines, and balance would be a balance between the two. they will hold three q&a sessions online to discuss all of this and get input the first will be september 18 at 11:00 p.m. if you would like to weigh in. next, your accuweather forecast. ama: as we take a live look ama: as we take a live look outside, with wildfires is still ♪ ♪ ♪ ama: as we take a live look outside, with wildfires is still ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigge

of course, you've got redondo beach nearby got marina. del rey, long beach, all those areas certainly probably fell that earthquake as it should just about one half hour ago. all right. here in the bay area. we've got changes coming our way this weekend. of course, we've talked about the rain. now we're worried about this the possibility of fire danger on the increase is we're going to see some strong, gusty winds developing across the mountain tops in the tuesday, some of those gusts, maybe 40, maybe 50 miles per hour. let's enjoy the rain. hope it's a real good soaker. so we don't have to worry about the fires. guys, back to you. >> they are still ahead, a day to destructive viral trend is made its way to bay area schools south districts are responding as students destroy property to get likes on line. plus a taste of culture with an explosion of flavor. our celebration of hispanic heritage month continues with >> for hispanic heritage month. we are giving you a sense of hispanic culture with a taste of the incredible losing kron four's

the golden gate national recreation area draws crowds to china beach baker beach and other sites for the scenery. but the national park service says bigger crowds are coming with bigger costs from more trash removal beach cleanup traffic control and janitor services there's so much trash and like the- the dumpster there is just over flowing all the time now. national park officials now are proposing a new parking fee of three dollars an hour with a maximum of ten dollars per day to me that sounds a little steep. especially if you're somebody who comes a watchdog every day park officials say the fee would help with expenses and other needed repairs to roads trails and other structures. they say it would help make up for revenue lost from vendors during the pandemic. along with baker beach other proposed sites include parking lots at china beach in the seacliff neighborhood lands end lookout parking lot. sutro heights lot across the street it also would include stinson beach and rodeo beach in marin county so i feel like it makes it less of a public space if you have to pay three dolla

the golden gate national recreation area draws crowds to china beach baker beach and other sites forthe scenery but the national park service says bigger crowds are coming with bigger costs from more trash removal beach cleanup traffic control and janitor services there's so much trash and like the- the dumpster there is over flowing all the time now. national park officials now are proposing a new parking fee of three dollars an hour with a maximum of ten dollars per day to me that sounds a little steep especially if you're somebody who comes a watchdog every day. park officials say the fee would help with expenses and other needed repairs to roads trails and other structures along with baker beach other proposed sites include parking lots at china beach in the seacliff neighborhood lands end lookout parking lot sutro heights lot across the street. it also would include stinson beach and rodeo beach in marin county so i feel like it makes it less of a public space if you have to pay three dollars an hour- because i think it's a place that people often come just for a quick visit. ma

as far as beaches are concerned it will be another good beach day tomorrow. 77 and sunny. don't forget about the smoke. keep that in mind if you are looking at it. the beach is just as vulnerable to bare at that air quality is anyone else in the situation. >> it is so nice when it warms up in the city. you don't actually need a jacket. it's a miracle. >> everybody was talking about it. >> oh yeah, everybody is in it, too. >> for sure. >>> coming up, the 49ers are back home, but why is the team spending a day off holding additions for new running back. >>> in petaluma, three young refugees from the caldor fire are spending time at this rant before being sent home. wait until you see who they are. we will have that story coming up. >>> reminder, the trenton years ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> 49ers return home last night after a successful road trip. >> san francisco is off to a 2- 0 start, vern glenn joins us now with one key area for concern. >> it wasn't a s

chopper 5 over san francisco's ocean beach earlier, where a beach hazard alert is in effect, and chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking those conditions for us. >>> it is the first big swell of the season. let's look at that advisory in effect until 11:00 this evening. you can double it for the biggest breakers. this is a threat we will continue to see through the evening. use extra caution if heading out there before the sun goes down. most of you likely won't do it after dark. after this, things calmed down on the water. this is the first big swell that came in in the wake of the solar storm system that soaked the pacific northwest. the waves will be smaller tomorrow, and it will continue again thursday. we might see some of that moving down to bay area beaches as we head into the weekend. we will keep an eye as we get closer to the first weekend in october. the wind will calm down as we head into the next few days in the full forecast. >>> governor gavin newsom talking vaccine mandates. he says that there is no plan yet to require vaccines for california students, but has been