the run in to omaha beach. first lieutenant gardner botsford is, the figure on the the right hand side in profile goes on to become a very famous yorker writer and is a young army intelligence officer that morning. and then the third frame of this snoopy is snoopy as a g.i. huddled in the surf behind, a german beach obstacle, and the entire just says, june 6th, 1944, to remember and it was a cartoon that i just was caught my attention right away for all of the obvious reasons and i tore it out of the newspaper and it hung on my bedroom wall as a teen for the rest of my life and is actually still framed in my office in. burlington, vermont. now. and i sort of talk about in the book an experience probably both of you gentlemen been through as well, which is as a writer, you never know when a book really begins because sort of by the time you actually sit down to, start writing a book, you made the intellectual and emotional commitment to that book sort of long before an ink is dry on a publishing contract. and i

on the beach. captain fellows had directed me to the precise spot he wanted us to land, but we were 30 yards from the shoreline. we simply could go no further. down came the ramp, and the door behind it open. a section of troops moved through the opening as rapidly as they could. fully equipped as they were, they must go one at a time. the left followed and the right file can last. we all got off the cracked, and fellowes started forming into skirmish lines. then the germans began to fire. some sort of heavy antitank round, it seemed. mortars started falling in, but the craters that were supposed to have been on the beach to provide cover for the troops were not there as expected, so those chaps had no cover. the beach was flat. the tide was out, and the defenders behind us could not be seen. i see it hitting our own troops. i choose to protect my own command and eager to find the others we had left in the water we put out to sea. the sailor always has a great respect for the troops he carries beca

go to the beach, describe the thirsty lips, go to the beach, go to the beach, go to the beach, go to beach, go to the beach, go to the beach, get virtues, go to the beach, get virtues, hazrat saqqah. he says that hazrat saqqah swears by saboite to make the name of your flower seem like a heart , make the name of a flower seem like a heart, mr. abul faz takes darya and from the heart of mr. abul fazl. blood flowed in my body and soul . take a look at the shrine make a shrine for the hope of my sister's heart around the shrine. take a walk, don't believe me, i don't believe you, you can't break me, i didn't believe it , let's break up like this, i know. only you have a shrine, only you have a shrine . i will go to the empty musk in the eyes of gharboon, don't hit the empty musk. don't turn your arm. god forbid that the body of hossein darim's body be stained with blood. find the liver. my soul burns from your sorrow, o butler of my children . my soul burns from your sorrow, o butler of my children. abbas, o abbas, abbas, i, o abbas, abbas, o my soul, abaz abaz. you gave life to your th

laguna beach. >> laguna beach is one of the most beautiful places in california.in about anything when you have the ocean at your doorstep. >> in may 1982, laura was 17 years old. and she was named laura feist at the time. that was her maiden name. >> laura has already left home and is dating 21-year-old college student, james kendall. james, also known as jim, is a local boy from a well-respected family. >> and although things started off pretty good, it would end tragically. >> i'm jason kravetz. i'm a retired police captain with the laguna beach police department. laura and jim spent the night at jim kendall's house in laguna beach. jim had told her the night before that he, quote, didn't want to go steady any more and wanted to break up and see other women. >> but when he tells laura he wants out, things go horribly wrong. >> he, the next morning, drives her to her home to get a change of clothes so she can go to the high school. so laura got out of the truck, and she's walking this direction across legion street, and she goes over to where she lives. her land

omaha beach but what is incredible how the soldiers perform on omaha beach is even amid that of carnage and, you know, these sort of completely shattered companies there is in there, there are enough men who sees the initiative that the first american units are actually up on the cliffs of omaha by about 9 a.m. that morning, which is sort of one of the things that we sort of lose sight of in our historical telling of of, you know, omaha beach is this colossal? it was incredibly deadly. i mean, it carnage, you know, equivalent to any of the worst fighting americans have had in any you know, in any a antietam or tarawa or a jima. but, you know, omaha beach was a success pretty quickly that morning. i agree. i think the first 20 minutes of saving private ryan are about as visceral a sense of what that morning was like as as you could possibly put on celluloid. i'll tell one quick story about it. steve ambrose. some of you know stephen ambrose, his name. they tried an early version of that, showing it to him and he told me that after the first 15 minutes, he had to have them stop the film b

in san francisco because there are a lot of beaches all across the bay area, but ocean beach in the city has got to be one of the most dangerous beaches, not just in the bay area, but all but the west coast of the united states. >> yes, there's you know, one of the concerns is that there aren't lifeguards there or at any of the beaches in san francisco and many down the coast. so one of the things they say is if you, you know, aren't a great swimmer, stay away from that water. and also, if you want to go swimming, go to some place that has lifeguards such as stinson beach up in marin or some of the beaches down in santa cruz. there you go. >> jana katsuyama live tonight at alameda beach. jana thank you for that. this week's heat wave also presented some serious health concerns. doctors say no one is immune to heat related illnesses, but some are at higher risk, such as babies, children, elderly, especially those living alone. people with chronic medical conditions and pregnant women are also at risk. >> number one, you want to make sure that you stay hydrated. try to limit the amoun

leave the beach more beautiful than you found it.s, just as lovely. >> always a good reminder. we are looking at your background and some aerial shots, and it always looks like a postcard. it is so perfect. i do have to ask you, you have a name change because in years past i think you referred to yourself as a different group. correct? now you are a league, almost like superheroes. >> we've. well thank you. that's that's very flattering, but we've we've always been the league to save lake tahoe, we're actually a 67 year old environmental nonprofit organization, people know us more frequently by our keep. tahoe blue logo and our slogan and stickers, though, so those are what you see. but behind the sticker is this a six plus decade old organization who basically solves the threats to lake tahoe's health and beauty, and we're all about keeping tahoe blue. >> okay, that certainly makes more sense to me. now let's get to this robot, because i'm envisioning one of those roombas that we use in our living room to pick up debris. tell us how

omaha beach but what is incredible how the soldiers perform on omaha beach is even amid that of carnage and, you know, these sort of completely shattered companies there is in there, there are enough men who sees the initiative that the first american units are actually up on the cliffs of omaha by about 9 a.m. that morning, which is sort of one of the things that we sort of lose sight of in our historical telling of of, you know, omaha beach is this colossal? it was incredibly deadly. i mean, it carnage, you know, equivalent to any of the worst fighting americans have had in any you know, in any a antietam or tarawa or a jima. but, you know, omaha beach was a success pretty quickly that morning. i agree. i think the first 20 minutes of saving private ryan are about as visceral a sense of what that morning was like as as you could possibly put on celluloid. i'll tell one quick story about it. steve ambrose. some of you know stephen ambrose, his name. they tried an early version of that, showing it to him and he told me that after the first 15 minutes, he had to have them stop the film b

, well, theoretically, quite maybe, but to say that we deliberately attacked the beach, well, you knowif there was a desire to attack the civilian population. you could have chosen a target with higher casualties if we had such a terrorist target because it's actually hard to say there, but it's hard to say from the point of view that it's very unlikely that it was our missile because we we attack only military objects, we need to look at the military objects that we attacked and what is the distance to this beach, where civilians died , well, civilians, in order to understand what actually happened there. and once again, well , none, well, listen, listen, russians don't respect themselves, well, the question is literally there, you mentioned, yes, what military facilities are located there, really nearby. the bilbek airport is located literally 3-4 km from this beach , military units are located, that is, it is obvious that the attack was primarily on military objects, how does russian air defense work and why does it shoot down ukrainian missiles over the beach, and this is the first

d-day, it landed on juno beach, carrying canadian troops.channel, caring or wounded soldiers. june 16, 1944, lst landed on omaha beach delivering tanks, troops, and supplies. after a storm stranded this -- stranded the ship, they landed in portsmouth and resumed resupply missions. they earned a degree in chemical engineering had a long career at the atomic energy commission. [applause] retired army colonel frank cohen was joined -- was born in germany, 19 25, escaping to the u.s. with his parents at the age of 13. he served in the battle of the bulge, in the rhineland central europe and pains, meeting russians at the alder river. he later served as a guard for nazi prisoners tried in the second nuremberg trial. he has served in the military for 35 years, including tours in korea and vietnam, that was before retiring from his role as chief of staff of the military district in washington. [applause] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans, including our dear friend the late hermann site check, who landed -- syche k, who landed o

we want everybody here to come to the beach, but we also want everybody to leave the beach.t's one of the things that we take a lot of pride in. you only swim where lifeguards are on duty you. should not be in the water when lifeguards are not there. >> reporter: in the past few weeks, dangerous and sometimes fatal encounters on beaches across the country. >> a day of swimming in lake michigan quickly turned into catastrophe. >> a couple from pennsylvania drowned off the martin county coast when they got caught in a rip current. >> rip currents are jets of water that can occur anywhere you have breaking waves. they can extend about 100 yards offshore. so the length of a football field or more. and they can reach speeds of about 5 miles per hour, which i know probably downtown sound that fast, but that's roughly the speed of the top olympic swimmers. >> reporter: according to a new report from the cdc, drowning deaths in the united states are on the rise following decades of decline. the exact cause for the spike, experts say is unclear, but what they do know, the water is ge

, well, in theory it is quite possible, but to say that we deliberately attacked the beach, well, youhere was a desire to attack the civilian population, it would be possible to choose an object with greater losses, if we had such a terrorist target, because it actually happened there, it's hard to say, but well... it's hard to say from the point of view that it's very unlikely that it was our missile, because we only attack military targets , it is necessary to look at the military objects that we attacked and what is the distance to of this beach, where civilians died , well, civilian people, to understand what really happened there, and once again, well , none, well, listen, listen, russians don't respect themselves, well, the question is, you literally mentioned it there, so which one is there? military facilities are located, really close to this beach, literally 3-4 km from bilbek airport , military units are located, that is, it is obvious that the attack was primarily on military facilities, how does russian air defense work and why does it shoot down ukrainian rockets hit the

to the level that the beach really requires.ts of astrakhan will be able to enjoy the volga and the well-maintained beach until the very end of august, especially since in the forty-degree heat you just want to swim in cool water. anastasia rudenko, andrey zverev. news astrakhan region. all news is always available on the media platform. we look in the application or on the website. stay with us. you will be an excellent doctor. you should try it. hot premiere. she sent her resume to my department. you knew? what? bahar won't be here. don't worry. the hospital called and invited me for an interview. we really need you, strong people like bahar. in my opinion, your place is not here, but at home. doctor rengin, what do you say? the decision is yours bahar by name spring. today at 15:00. we set the clocks to summer time. watch us at 11:30 to 18:30 for 60 minutes. we work for you. all year round. white dance, comrades, ladies, invite the cavalier. let's see. on the russia channel, the unfortunate ahdonzhuan, of course, i feel sorry

, well, theoretically it is quite possible, but to say that we deliberately attacked the beach, well,now, if there was a desire to attack the civilian population, we could choose an object with greater losses, if we had such terrorist target, because it actually happened there, it's hard to say, but it's hard to say from the point of view that there's a very small chance that it was our missile, because we're attacking only a military object, you have to look at the military objects that we attacked and what is the distance to this beach where they died civilian residents, well, civilian people, in order to understand what actually happened there, and once again, well, none... well, listen, listen , russians do not respect themselves, well, the question is literally there, you mentioned, yes, what are the military forces there objects are located, indeed, near this beach, literally 3-4 km away is the bilbek airport, military units are located, that is, it is obvious that the attack was primarily on military objects, how does russian air defense work, and why does it shoot down over th

baker beach, of course. beautiful. but it is also the site of frequent rescues by the fire department. that's why they say if you are planning to head to the beach, river or lake this weekend, make sure you bring your basic water safety skills. at baker beach in san francisco, this july 4th weekend, throngs enjoying the sand and surf. but not everyone. perhaps aware it's really strong. >> so you have to be really careful about that. >> fred obermeyer, a scuba diver, so he knows all too well. >> people get swept out to the ocean, especially like through the golden gate bridge. >> the dangers of area, beaches, lakes and rivers highlighted by several drownings this week. monday, the body of a missing san jose 15 year old pulled from the san joaquin river after he went under while retrieving a ball. then tuesday, a 37 year old father from oakland died while trying to rescue his daughter in the modesto reservoir and in sonoma county. a search ongoing for a man who went missing while swimming in the russian river this week.

she figured she'd stay for movie night on the beach.bad for all the people who are suffering on the other side of the hill right now? >> yes, because that was me. the last two days i've been suffering so we said, let's just take a drive and go to the beach all day. the drive to santa cruz was smooth. >> they say the crowds manageable. >> yeah, but we left early, beat the traffic. we were here by ten. had a good spot to pick, you know, to choose from. so it was worth it. it's definitely worth it. >> jack ballard, six year old, isn't so sure the waves were a bit much and it got me all wet. >> i don't like it. >> the family only planned to stay one night, but they may rethink that. they're in no rush to head home to triple digits. >> maybe say who knows, might not want to go back to that heat. so we'll see. >> coming off this holiday and with high heat expected to continue, they're expecting big crowds here at the beach all weekend long in santa cruz. and ruben ktvu, fox two news from santa cruz. >> we go to alameda's crown beach. it was a

in that, that hit the beach in sevastopol, up to 300 of them.ered. ammunition, and detonation occurs from contact with any surface, within a radius of tens of meters, over 50 fragments scatter, that is, a total of about 15,000 fragments scattered over the sea and the beach. the presence of built-in gps allows you to change the missile’s route, for example, to bypass the operating zone of our air defense, which happened in sevastopol, so that formally the white house allegedly allowed kiev to launch strikes on russian territory, but in fact the permission was given by siberia itself. ukraine launched five attack missiles filled with cluster munitions. all flight missions were prepared by american experts based on intelligence data from the american satellite. the american reconnaissance drone global hawk was at that time patrolling the airspace over the crimean peninsula. the reconnaissance drone took off from an airfield in sicily and at approximately 11:12 a.m. appeared on the map over the black sea to the southeast, approximately 200 km from s

you can see the beach nearly full. there a similar situation in the north bay at stinson beach today, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us the crowds there getting away or change of scenery. >> sometimes it's what the doctor ordered. >> anser hassan, mcclatchy and powell packed up the kids and headed for the sand and sea breezes of stinson beach, leaving his very hot house behind in oakland. >> the house has been about 97, till about two in the morning. then it gets down to about 75. >> so beating the heat is this weekend's only mission, as the heat wave continues inland with triple digit temperatures. all of these people had the right idea because right now it's a balmy 72 degrees with just the right amount of fog. >> we just wanted to get away and get out of the city and, and try to beat the heat and come to some cool weather. >> here's what the beach looked like on july fourth. but getting here isn't so easy when everyone else has the same idea. by noontime, traffic into town was getting messy and may only ge

, we are going to the beach , a beautiful equipped beach, and we have a white lake, the length of theyou don’t understand what’s going on there, but i know that on the way to the beach you have a chapel, the chapel of saints peter and paul, which was solemnly consecrated in 2017, but is used for its intended purpose, services are held there, where our vacationers come, our employees, she’s also very beautiful, if a person is sad or wants to think about something, he comes and remains there alone with himself, and alone with himself. and a person should like it very much, like it is now, if this happens, then i wish it for many years, because it is very beautiful and i think, enviable place to work. the main thing is to have time and relax, including in flatting, we finally need to start, make a happy development specialist, sometimes in our free time from work, bye, thank you, there is nothing more prepared on television than a chance meeting, let's go to the shore, sing along, let's get acquainted and meet with the folk vocal ensemble treasured shore. i am so glad, the holy saint, th

she figured she'd stay for movie night on the beach. you feel bad for all the people who are suffering on the other side of the hill right now? >> yes, because that was me. the last two days i've been suffering. so we said, let's just take a drive and go to the beach all day. >> the drive to santa cruz was smooth. they say the crowds manageable. >> yeah, but we left early, beat the traffic. we were here by ten. had a good spot to pick you know, to choose from. so it was worth it. it's definitely worth it. >> jack ballard, six year old, isn't so sure. the waves were a bit much and it got me all wet. i don't like it. the family only planned to stay one night, but they may rethink that. they're in no rush to head home to triple digits. >> maybe say who knows, might not want to go back to that heat. so we'll see. >> coming off this holiday and with high heat expected to continue, they're expecting big crowds here at the beach all weekend long in santa cruz. and ruben ktvu, fox two news earlier this week, the east bay regional park district

the beach is a great idea, but you've got to plan for scenes like that. we got a little bit of help today. before i show you the numbers, we cooled down about 2 to 4 degrees in general for most parts of the bay today. look at the wind streams. you see them coming in through the golden gate and taking their turn up through san pablo bay working down here towards the rest of the bay. this helped a little bit, but it didn't help enough. let's look at today's daytime highs. we'll get the wide view. we'll take everybody in for the daytime highs for today, kind of pick out your part of the bay, but the part that really matters most in terms of comparison with tomorrow is the inland east bay because even if most of these numbers are cooler than you were yesterday by a couple degrees, we are going back up again tomorrow. so if it was 103 today for concord, 103 in livermore, i've got to clear the board. tomorrow they go back up. now we're looking at 107 for concord and livermore. let's check out san jose to get the south bay in here at 98. if we've got time, i wan

the amount of trash on the beach. tell me a little bit about the impact that this has on the wildlife and on nature and on the beach, and how long it takes you guys to pick all this up. yeah, well, the good thing is, is tahoe always steps up, right? so we've been averaging like 400 volunteers per year on 5th of july to clean up. so tahoe is ready. but we don't want to need to be ready. right. so we're trying to do our best to get ahead of it. and that's part of the tahoe blue beach program, which means more signage, more directions, more ways to do the right thing, make it super easy for you. and that's how you're going to keep tahoe blue is come out and have a good time, but make sure you're picking up after yourself and others. none of us want to see that trash on the beach. yeah, no. exactly. how many, how many thousands of people do you expect? or hundreds of people do you expect at the beach and what do you want to say to all of them? if they're listening right now and you're going to tahoe? jesse has something h

at sharp park beach by the pacifica municipal pier.wet, cool sand. >> those triple digit temperatures are something else we want to check in now with spencer christian for a look at the hot forecast now. spencer there are several more days left in this heat wave, right? >> you're right about that, julian. in fact, it's going to last into the middle of next week. perhaps but getting to the beach to try to beat the heat was probably a good idea today. right now it's

there was no dawn along the beach the day after christmas. the swirling black smoke merely became gray. and when the stinging hot wind whipped, it seemed from time to time god, the is the bloody ball. momentarily, in the mountains rip. but men yesterday seemed to stop franco over junior had driven his wife and nine month old daughter to safety, and now he was returning to his home in summit canyon to do what he could to sleep. but he never got there. the smoke thicker than any beach fog, engulfed his car, blinding blinding. after the fire it wrought by the highway patrol, the wreck and nearby mr. taco was shot by it, broken his leg when the car went off the road, he didn't have a chance to. that first morning. chief klinger set up his command post a fire station on the pacific coast highway. his command now comprised 430 men, including navy marine personnel, moved them by truck. from the base. they what, one inmate and some little island in, the firehouse with a gleaming engine that usually gray. ladies of the red have coffee and sandwiches,

is rozeni beach, everyone’s swimming, but what if... safety and recommend avoiding bodies of water ,ind you of simple rules with a tarnished reputation. the competition is higher and the task for the jury is even more difficult. in moscow the niko national film award ceremony took place. the laureates were chosen immediately 2 years in advance to determine who would receive the prestigious award. at the beginning of a massive missile attack on a military airfield in mirgorod, poltava region of ukraine, the ministry of defense reported that five su-27 multirole fighters were destroyed. two more were damaged. our military hit the aircraft parking lot with iskander missile systems. the object was strategically important for the enemy. there is information that it was being prepared to receive american f-16s. moreover, it is from ukrainian planes took off in the poltava region and attacked our border crimea. territories. more data from the ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation. our troops took up new positions in the avdeevsky direction. the attack aircraft were co

in total , about 20 beaches are planned to be opened. last year there were only six of them, the beach that submitted documents and the commission was examined that it meets all those criteria, started working, other beaches are also submitting documents today, all the necessary possible and impossible security measures are being worked out and they will also be given permission in the future. the head of ova oleg kiper also emphasizes that the season is considered not a beach one, but a health resort, but there are a lot of people who want to get better, and no one pays too much attention to the official... list of verified places. last week before last, when the weather was good, everything was busy here, there were a lot of people. to be honest, it doesn't matter if it's officially open or not, somehow it happened that it's easier to get here by car and it's not far to walk, and that's why this beach suits me. everything seems to be fine, well, if, well , my children are here, if they were already, then they have been checked, well, w

, here is the sunny beach, akhmatovo beach, where this park is located, shelling is going on, i was surprisedu hear an arrival, you understand that this is an arrival, here is a weak siren, weak, comrades, we ask you to proceed, citizens vacationing there and there, one single announcement on the beach in a cafe, stalls, cafes, in case of an air raid, you can take refuge with us and it’s unclear , is this some kind of advertising, right? we have a cafe, and here there is a plastic building, but when you see women, who, as it seemed, are just women from donbass, she runs with her grandson at breakneck speed from this siren, and you understand that the arrivals are coming, i understand it’s the season, vacationers all want to go to the sea, some people don’t react at all, sit in the sea, despite the tragedy that happened when our children died on the beach , peaceful people, some people are running like this, but there’s nowhere to hide , well, this can be easily solved, the experience of belgorod suggested it. this is effective, it saves life, this must be done, because in order not to stop th

po ce say they go july gathering in huntington beach. the story begins tonight's west coast rap. >> city officials said a 26 year old man is under arrest on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. authorities did not release a motive for the attack last night or the identity of the victims. neighbors left flowers at the site upset by the violence. >> you barbecue, you're around your neighbors, people. you love, and they got. you know, you don't expect that. >> the violence broke out less than two hours after the city's fireworks display ended, roughly a mile away. the da says charges could be filed as soon as monday in arizona. >> the search for a woman reported missing has come to an end. today, flagstaff police announced they recovered the body of 45 year old kelly petuchowski. she was reported missing june 30th after not returning home from swimming. investigators interviewed family members and witnesses, as well as processed evidence. this resulted in the arrest of kelly's husband, daniel. police say he helped provide them with inf

beach? yes. hikes. >> amen, everyone go do that. go to canada. i will go to the beach instead. it is beautiful, i love canada, i want to go to the beach. >> it's also cold in canada a lot of the time. anyway next u2. yes, u2 can be a circus star. >> classes are quickly filling up at ifly trapeze. this is in long island. it's their first ever flying trapeze and circus art school open to all ages. and instructors say that even first time fliers by the end of class will not only learn the knee hang, they'll be able to make this catching thing when you go from one trapeze to the other. andrew yes? what do you. hold on. >> i have experience with this. and the answer actually is yes. i did one of these once and years ago and i was able to, at the end of the day, get caught by. yeah. but yeah, i mean it's tough, but you can learn very easily. no, no throw up. >> so i want to know what do you do with this, this expertise. then you said that there was like a major. >> yeah. >> exercise or workout. you can say you threw your friend or you can take it professionally. >> yes. florida state

first of all, in order to open a beach, any beach and place for swimming, it is necessary to carry outning of the bottom, firstly, and secondly, again collecting water. for the purity of the water, for this it is necessary, a group comes here, takes water, checks specialized laboratories, and also the necessary first aid station, a rescue tower; there is no need to even talk about the fact that this is not available everywhere. now five beaches are officially open in moscow, these are where you can swim, and in general there are more than 130 equipped recreation areas near the water, but you need to understand that in these places you can’t go into the water, but nevertheless, vacationers follow basic... rules and advice the ministry of emergency situations neglects to enter the water where the bottom is often not examined or the water has not been tested. this piece of land opposite the northern river station can hardly be called a beach; the concrete slabs that were previously used for launching ships have been used by residents of the surrounding high-rise buildings for sun loungers

it’s hard to call this piece of land opposite the northern river station a beach.ips. my child is already 40 years old, and you are just after so we swam and our children grew up in schools, immediately go collect interviews, similar reactions of the majority of those who completely refuse to take the fears of the rescuers seriously, and this is not only about moscow, this is... the result of a survey on the beach in kazan, we will wash ourselves, be treated and we will swim again, i’m not afraid of anything, that they are afraid of me water, water they swim here all their lives, and what are they afraid of crocodiles there, and we are, of course, not talking about crocodiles at all, but about circaria, schistosomes, parasites that live in stagnant , low-flowing water, on beaches that have not been tested, they strive to crawl under skin, they invade the circulatory or lymphatic system and can cause disturbances in the body. the period of the disease is long, the disease is certainly not fatal, but quite dangerous, because they have cells that have certain thorns,

but outsiders, they just think, hey, i'm hitting the beach on a warm day. >> yes. and it's very different being in the ocean or in the bay compared to like lakes or rivers that are a little more inland. so very important to have that message go out certainly is. >> all right. thanks so much. jana katsuyama there in alameda. we'll stay on top of this week's heat wave by downloading the ktvu weather app. it is free right there on your mobile device right now. >> we do have an update about the deadly collision in san francisco that killed a family of four back in march. tonight, city officials did announce charges in the case. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office has filed four counts of vehicular manslaughter against 79 year old suspect mary fong law. she says these charges were decided after a thorough investigation by the police department revealed substances and car problems did not play a role in the crash. >> do not have any evidence that impairment or mechanical failure caused this collision. at this time, investigators have developed probable cause

the swimming season opened a month ago; in rostov, you can swim on several beaches, except one.ark, the water does not meet the standards; the park itself has long been closed for repairs. about a tenth of the city, about 150,000 people, lives in this area. road repair in the city runs at night, and outside the city they decided to water the highway to protect the asphalt. the flow of cars south to the sea is growing. and in busy areas, cars sometimes break down precisely because of the failure of cooling systems. the traffic police are now recommending. refuse long trips unless absolutely necessary, do not leave animals and especially children in parked cars, rescue doctors constantly remind residents of the region about the rules of behavior in the heat, which, as weather forecasters promise, is not over yet, all the following a week in the rostov region under 40. svyatoslav gurdin, maxim smagin, mikhail chernov, sergey skvartsov, fatima dadaeva and oleg kutulov, ntv samara-grozny television company, rostov-nadon. six year old girl. the victim of a night strike by ukrainian dr