today cliff looked back on the legacy right here in the bay area. >> cliff morrison is a little more grace and his days working aids ward 5 be at the height of the aids crisis. the time when he met and worked alongside doctor anthony fauci who announced his retirement monday. monday. >> he was there for us. in the early 1980s. when hiv and aids was still a big question mark. >> he was an early voice during san francisco's aids crisis and his, fauci brought calm. >> there was lots of paranoia, and all sorts of reaction, he was always a voice of reason. >> >> reporter: part of his advocacy for the dying back then then thrust the doctor into a national spotlight, often political in nature. demanding a a personal touch. cliff says it was criticism that heard. >> it came from a political angle. he's not a political per. political person. he is a healthcare provider. >> reporter: the years took fauci out of the bay area and into the national spotlight when when he became the leading medical voice on covid, a national response to covid informed by lessons learned in the bay area with aids.

. >>> next at 6:00, a hiker falls onto the beach after the cliff crumbles beneath his feet. we will show you this rescue that got him back to safety. >>> do you have room in your home and hearts for a shelter dog, cat, or rabbit? if you do, this is the weekend to adopt. we are clearing the shelters straight ahead. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri . after 90s in livermore today, we begin to drop off, 85 now, 67 by 9:00 p.m. i will show you the cooler temperatures in store for this weekend. i am back with that in less than 10. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>> take a look. a nightmare scenario for a hiker. the cliff crumbled r

one of the reasons were cliffs collapsing is the power of the ocean.first thing that jumps out at me about secrets is the obvious. you stand rocks up near vertical have ocean waves beating on it and gravity pulling, they're going to fail. another factor is the rising sea level, which brings the water higher up onto the cliffs and pounds rocks, sand and dirt that we have dried out. scientists predict that by 2042 sea level will be a foot higher on the beaches and it is now but they want to prevent even more serious problems. government experts and individuals need to start taking action now. report on global warming predicts dangerous days ahead for millions of americans researchers looked at extreme heat triple digit temperatures in areas where the heat could cause public health problems. the study found, an alarming number of americans will be dealing with dangerous heat for more than two weeks a year between now and the year 2050. over the next 30 years is that number grows to over 107 million americans. so what that means is there's this emerging ex

they've analyzed every cliff along the shoreline and found that the rate of cliff collapsed as more than 16 feet a year in places like martin's beach, big sur and the palace baird, a peninsula, the highest rates of erosion. we're along the north coast in mendocino, humboldt and del norte counties. a cliff erosion depends on several factors, including land development, a rise in sea level. the strength the rocks and the energy from the waves. speaking of that, it's now time for another check with are fisherman, fisherman. the most interesting man in the if you catch anything yet on the pier >> do good. hey, guys did not have the kind of thing yet. but all of a sudden i'm getting bites. i can't keep >> of the food on my line here. enough bait here for the fish. they keep taking a but it's really active out here. it's a lot of fun. so hopefully well, let's see what i got here. let's see if we've gotten going here in note and feel like much guys. >> just have to keep going here. hope will get there's been a ton of bites out here, but we are at the pacifica pier in pacifica where, well, you k

[music playing] >> cliff, you still in? bill: i was very fortunate as a young person. i was in an orphanage as a baby. and i was blessed with being adopted by good parents. and i grew up in miami beach, florida. and my brother and i, we were canoeing in biscayne bay, and boating and sailing and swimming and going to the beach. we were definitely in the outdoors. when i was in mercer university in macon, georgia, we started to work with disadvantaged kids. and i began to appreciate how powerful outdoor living experiences would be for them. and i realized that taking this to the next level, establishing a nonprofit, is where i needed to head. and that's what i've done. this is our first city camp of the year, so why don't we do this. let's all say what our name is. you want to stand up and say your name? jacob: my name is jacob. bill: ah, i like that name. at's a cool name where do you go to school? >> parkside. bill: parkside! ahmani: first impression-- he was a stranger, really. but he always was making jokes. bill: we got to do the special handshake, ok? who's that ba

cliff collapse with more than 16 feet per year. and places like martin's beach in big sur and the palos verdes peninsula, the highest rates of erosion were along the north coast, mendocino and humboldt counties. cliff erosion depends on several factors, including land development and a rise in the sea level. the strength of the rocks and the energy from the waves. new numbers from the cdc show an uptick in monkeypox cases all across the nation. and today, more than 14,000 cases of the virus have been reported in the united states since may. tonight there are calls on the white house and congress to do more. >> to help get vaccines to individual states. 14 democrats wrote a letter to senate leadership urging congress to find money for testing and treatment finance domestic production of monkeypox vaccines. in the meantime, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says americans need to stay vigilant. the white house says the president continues to weigh all options to try to stop the spread of the virus. cases of monkeypox are continui

one of the reasons for cliffs collapsing is the power of the ocean. first thing that jumps out at me about secrets is the obvious. you stand rocks up near vertical have ocean waves beating on it and gravity pulling, they're going to fail. another factor is the rising sea level, which brings the water higher up onto the cliffs and pounds rocks, sand and dirt that may have dried out, and scientists predict that by 2042 sea level will be a foot higher. on the beaches and it is right now, but they warn to prevent even more serious problems. governments experts and individuals need to start taking action and do so now. people in russia are in shock after a propagandist was killed in a car bomb over the weekend next year on mornings onto the nine y some are blaming ukraine even though president zelinsky denies the claims. plus the pandemic related shutdowns forced several businesses to close, but restaurants were especially hard hit next on the nine. we're talking live with san francisco's chief economist to see how restaurants in the city are on th (johnny

. ♪ ♪ >> on land, a wild patchwork of desolate beaches, rocky outcrops and towering cliffs overlook onetant marine reserves on the planet. the top predator patrolling these waters -- orca. ♪ ♪ >> also known as killer whales. the largest members of the dolphin family. this pod of ten is a close-knit group that will stay together their entire lives. the leader of this family is wise old grandma, known as maga. it's high tide and the 40-year-old matriarch leads her family towards shore. their target, unsuspecting seals and sea lion pups. but how to get to them on the beach? ♪ ♪ >> the family has perfected an ingenious way to hunt here. ♪ >> first, they swim sideways to hide their telltale dorsal fins. the seals have no idea that these six-ton killers are so close. then the orca do something extraordinary. they beach themselves. >> it's a remarkable technique. ♪ ♪ >> the beaches are death traps for whales and dolphins. it's too easy to get stranded, but not for this family. they've learned how to expertly maneuver back into the sea. maga and her pawn are one of only two orca families in the

almost at the most snow-capped peaks of the caucasus mountains, on steep cliffs and cliffs, the height m, caucasian mountain goats live, more often they are called tours. males live separately from females and cubs in small groups, moving from one mountain pasture to another. their weight often exceeds 100 kg, and the length of the luxurious horns of their main decoration can reach 75 cm. tournament fights begin in late autumn, because the mating period is getting closer and you need to show yourself in all its glory and strength, the males rear up and attack the enemy with all their demons, the winners become the strongest, they continue their mouth, a clear example of natural selection. the diversity of landscapes is a distinctive feature of the caucasus mountains. this is the peaks and impenetrable forests and high mountain valleys, perhaps that is why biologists classify the caucasus as one of the richest in diversity of plant and animal species. region of the world. of the six and a half thousand plant species found in the caucasus, a fourth grows only in these parts. here a deer

erosion was detected along more than half of the states cliffs. past rates of erosion were found in northern california along the so called lost coast of humble del nord in mendocino counties. intense waves and powerful storms are more common there. cliff erosions already had a major impact on roads, railways and homes, martins beach and cemetery. oh county is the biggest problem area in our part of the state highway one leading in and out of big sur. also every few years, we have reports, of course of highway one being closed for weeks, sometimes even months, the highway is slipped closer to the ocean. researchers say we're losing an average of two inches of cliff along the coast. every year doesn't sound like much, but there can be no movement for years, and then there's major bluff loss that causes serious damage and injuries, experts say. one of the reasons for cliffs collapsing is the power of the ocean. first thing that jumps out at me about secrets is the obvious. you stand rocks up near vertical have ocean waves beating on it and gravity p

and then i'll like once that's very latest from sunset cliffs, jamie chambers news.nding it down now yesterday hot today not as hot kind of pleasant these are the numbers down a good 15 2025 degrees and some places especially inland today temperatures tomorrow are going to come up a couple of degrees. maybe 5 to 10 degrees, so that fairfield temperature that 85 which was 107 yesterday. 85 today. tomorrow, probably 95 comes up to. it's not gonna be as hard as saturday soon get warmer as you might expect for this time of year and then we kind of study off. the five day forecast is pretty consistent in sort of a low grade warmth and heat not overly hot. no red flag warnings of in the forecast anyway, low pressure center to the north of us, and that's the reason the fog got so deep the marine layers up over 2000 ft. it's kind of dense fog, especially up around skyline boulevard. grizzly peak. if you're off the ground, so the marine layer is up high. it's pushing cool moisture inland, as you can see from the current map. brentwood 71 fairfield 64. that's pretty cool for t

they say the man was taking a walk when the cliff started crumbling beneath him the cliff edge.tunately a woman hurt his calls for help, and she called authorities. tomorrow is a really big day for a unique a little league team from san jose. the team made up of kids with various physical and developmental challenges, will be playing at the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania. ktvu is mark sayer has more on the team's journey of a lifetime. back in june, we first introduced you to the challenger division of san jose's cambrian park little league team was out on the field , practicing for a trip to williamsport, pennsylvania to play a game in the little league world series that day has now arrived. being here is a dream come true. this is, um you know, the pinnacle of, uh, you know, youth baseball head coach barbara maroni spoke to us from above the main stadium where kids from all over the world are playing baseball. while saturday's exhibition game will be held at a nearby field. the excitement is the same, just so thrilled to be able to afford my players t

ama: a missing man found in san mateo after his car plunged some 300 feet down a cliff. the steep and rocky terrain of the cliffs where a missing elderly man driving a white land rover ended up overnight after tumbling more than 300 feet. >> there was a vehicle that had gone down the embankment. >> the elderly man spent the night in the cold and was not spotted until tuesday morning by a man who did something remarkable. >> he went back to the scene and tied a rope to his truck and tried to climb down the hill to assist this person that had gone down the hill. >> chp, sheriff's officers, and firefighters arrived. while chp does not recommend climbing downhill, they are grateful for the good samaritan's quick thinking. he is recovering and various head wounds and is expected to be ok. abc 7 news. dan: in the south bay, west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. this summer, they have seen an increase in mosquitoes infected with the virus. there have been no human cases so far, but the county is warning people to remove sources of standing water where they like

ama: a missing man found in san mateo after his car plunged some 300 feet down a cliff.ood samaritan helped with the rescue. >> this is the steep and rocky terrain of the cliffs where a missing elderly man driving a white land rover ended up overnight after tumbling more than 300 feet. >> there was a vehicle that had gone down the embankment. >> the elderly man spent the night in the cold and was not spotted until tuesday morning by a man who did something remarkable. >> he went back to the scene and tied a rope to his truck and tried to climb down the hill to assist this person that had gone down the hill. >> chp, sheriff's officers, and firefighters arrived. while chp does not recommend climbing downhill, they are grateful for the good samaritan's quick thinking. he is recovering and various head wounds and is expected to be ok. abc 7 news. dan: in the south bay, west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. this summer, they have seen an increase in mosquitoes infected with the virus. there have been no human cases so far, but the county is warning people to r

suddenly, he fell about 100 feet after the cliff collapse. we don't know the condition of the hiker, but it appears to be obviously stronger to be able to walk on his own. firefighters are warning to avoid cliff edges in that area because they are unstable at this point. >>> let the geese live, the plea from protesters in foster city. a rally is getting underway because foster city is trying to bring down its number of canadian geese. the city called the geese a health hazard because of the pool poop they leave behind. one plan the city is looking at would kill at least 100 geese. supervisor, david canopy, is backing protesters, urging the city to spare the birds. the city council released a video clarifying, they don't want to wipe out the geese, and they are still considering many other ways to handle this problem. >>> a judge made it official today. soon, hundreds of people he had a controversial wood street encampment at oakland will have to relocate. a federal judge will lift the restraining order that prevents the town from removing peo

but first california's ocean cliffs are crumbling faster than we thought. out which parts californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. two at 6 12 and families who have been impacted by

one change, few are happy to see came early on in the pandemic when the cliff house restaurant closed all of a sudden it was gone. it's one more thing the pandemic took away from us. >> reporter: the waves churned on and the building mostly sat empty. so until the building can serve meals again it's now, serving up history. >> what we wanted to do here was allow people to be back in here. we are currently having one of our beautiful porcelain. >> a group devoted to the story of the city's western edge. >> everything we staged here is somehow connected to cliff house history. >> it's bringing it back to life with a free exhibit. >> people who said they never came here because it was too expensive now find themselves able to take in this incredible view. doing the same thing san franciscans and visitors have been doing. helped save the building with paths like the su tro baths. >> this believe is an original bay of lockers from sutro baths. it's a poster from the sutro baths from 1967. it says come see the leander sisters. here these girls are sort of doing a little dance. >> there's ev

today cliff looked back on the legacy right here in the bay area. >> cliff morrison is a little moreight of the aids crisis. the time when he met and worked alongside doctor anthony fauci who announced his retirement monday. monday. >> he was there for us. in the early 1980s. when hiv and aids was still a big question mark. >> he was an early voice during san francisco's aids crisis and his, fauci brought calm. >> there was lots of paranoia, and all sorts of reaction, he was always a voice of reason. >> >> reporter: part of his advocafo

. >>> san francisco's cliff house is one of the city's most iconic destinations or at least it was.estaurant closed in 2020. a victim of the pandemic. until the new restaurant opens. joe roseto jr. tells us what some history buffs are doing to bring life to the building. >>> time is a fickle thing. the tides in jagged rock feel like they've been here forever yet the old cliff house has seen waves of change since opening in 1863. one change, few are happy to see came early on in the pandemic when the cliff house restaurant closed for good. >> then all of a sudden it was gone. it's one more thing the pandemic took away from us. >> reporter: the waves churned on and the building mostly sat empty. so until the building can serve meals again it's now, serving up history. >> what we wanted to do here was allow people to be back in here. we are currently having one of our beautiful porcelain. >> a group devoted to the story of the city's western edge. >> everything we staged here is somehow connected to cliff house history. >> it's bringing it back to life with a free exhibit. >> people wh

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rescue crews helped get the man up the cliff and are reminding anyone taking walks along the cliff sidelways stable. lucky for him. glad he's okay. >>> and for those of you who grew up in florida or you spent a little time there, maybe this isn't a completely crazy sight for you. but people trying to cool off at a park in philadelphia this week didn't expect to splash around with a cold-blooded creature like this one. yep, that's an alligator. what's really different here it's on a leash and it has a name, wally. and he is considered an emotional support banimal back n 2016. people of all ages stopped to take pictures with what's described as an affable alligator. some even picked up wally to pet him. if you're wondering wally has quite the social media following. he visits kids and people with special needs. i say no thanks. not trying to see that alligator. >>> i'm fredricka whitfield. thank you so much. cnn "newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. see you later alligator. >>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. to the moon and beyond. in less than

a man in his 70's tried to rappel down the cliff to help but he could not reach them. chp eventually rescued the couple. we will have more on this still developing story. >> let's go to the south bay. san jose city council members say residents no longer feel safe. >> the problem, police staffing shortages. dustin dorsey looks at a proposed plan to add more money to the police force. >> once deemed the safest big city and of the country, the city of san jose is facing historic struggles. it is on pace for a record number of traffic deaths and some city councilmembers say there have been slower response times. these issues are exacerbated by the staffing shortages the police department says it is facing. >> when you have a thinly staffed police department losing people to attrition, resignations, retirements, that affects us. national average, 1000 citizens across this country as to officers. we are hovering at one. >> they are down to a thousand total and affirmed officers compared to 1400 at its peak. the department has required overtime for some officers and they hav

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reporter: this is the steam and rocky terrain of the cliffs. where the missing white man driving a land rover ended up overnight. that elderly man spent the night in the spotted until tuesday morning, by a man who was about 70 years old who drove past and did something remarkable. >> he went back to the scene and tied a rope to his truck and tried to climb down the hill to assist this person. reporter: first of all c.h.p., fire crews and sheriff's officers ae.r.a.d. while they don't recommend climbing down a hill, there are grateful for the good samaritan's quick thinking. he's now recovering from various head wounds and expected to be ok. >> and breaking news in oakland where a woman was reportedly shot while driving today. just before 3:00 this afternoon on 17th avenue nearly -- near international in east oakland. the woman was driving only a -- along 1th. when someone shot at her. she drove another 50 feet before crashing into a parked car. shell is hospitalized. and oakland police are officering a $5,000 award for information leading to an

rescue efforts continue in iraq after part of a cliff collapsed on a shrine near the city of karbala,least four bodies have been recovered. singapore says it will end its ban on sex between men, but take steps to defend the institution of marriage between a man and a woman. dock workers at the uk's largest container port go on strike for the first time in 30 years in a dispute over pay. amid a mounting military threat from north korea, the bbc gains rare access to the american and south korean joint operations centre designed to fend off any attack. the daughter of a prominent russian ultra—nationalist has been killed by a car bomb on the outskirts of moscow. darya dugina was a journalist and vocal supporter of the invasion of ukraine. there is speculation that the target of the attack might have been herfather, aleksandr dugin, an idealogical ally of president putin. russian investigators say the attack was preplanned and commissioned. will vernon reports from moscow. a fireball on the streets of moscow. 30—year—old darya dugina, a political commentator, was killed when a bomb explod

destroyed russian tanks that are on display on the central boulevard static a just in the center of cliff. a dozens of them. and there were thousands of ukrainians were came from clear from surrounding towns and villages to be here. and it looks, it looked really strange because i heard sirens or every couple of hours, but people just ignored them. they are so used to those sirens. and some people said we as we are cautious, but we trust the ukrainian army, we trust the army crenan antimissile a systems. so there was also the science and that wish to be here in the city center on this very special day for ukraine. the day of independence. we also saw president the lensky commemorating falling ukrainian soldiers yesterday. roman. how much support as the lansky have 6 miles into this world? history of it still has a lot of support and he was criticized or at the beginning of the war of or not i may be taking more precautions and, and, and a criticizing the western leaders, the united states, the okay. for warning of this war he, he, he was at that time his opinion was that maybe this will n

we're facing a downhill drive towards the cliff edge at the moment, and no—one�*s putting the brakesstands is going to save us, is going to stop us from careering over that cliff edge, that's to live in fairyland. so we have to demand revolutionary change to our political systems, to our industrial systems, to our agricultural systems, if we're going to get through, if we're going to survive, if we're not going to become victims of the greatest predicament humanity has ever faced. i wonder where this ends. i think in 2019, you were arrested on an extinction rebellion protest. protests have continued, roads have been blocked, we've seen the public suffer as a consequence. we've seen people unable to get to funerals, ambulances unable to respond to emergency call—outs. how far are you prepared to take that sort of action, which, of course, impacts upon the system and upon the public? well, nonviolent civil disobedience is the bedrock of democracy. in fact, just about every freedom we enjoy, whether it's the freedom to vote, whether it's weekends, just about anything which enables you a

in addition there were 13 working fires in july. 12 water rescues and three cliff rescues. as we move into the summer and fall time period we start to see more and more of the water and cliff rescue incidents and i just want to highlight the work done with the surf rescue, the water rescue and the cliff rescue companies. they raised the bar to a high level out there and doing an excellent job and i want to make sure they get the recognition they deserve because they put their life on the line every time they rescue somebody in the water and the surf as well. that's it for the operations side of things. as you're well aware and as the chief alluded to ems is now a stand alone in the fire department under the leadership of sandy tong so they no longer fall under my supervision and oversight and i will work with chief tong with everything that overlaps between us and it's been a pretty good arrangement so far for everybody i think. i just like to comment that when i first took this position as the deputy chief of operations i didn't know much about ems. i don't come from that

you don't want your lawyer to drive you off the cliff. you want a lawyer that steers you away from the cliff. this is the type of person who will do and say -- >> the only lawyer -- >> who are you talking about? >> christina bob is one of his lead lawyers on this. she worked at the department of homeland security. a very nice person. not the person i would have litigating this type of case for an ex-president of the united states. >> the only lore yawyer you wan laura coates. >> my fee is really too high. i'm just kidding. george conway's is higher. thank you so much. >>> we're keeping an eye on primary results as they're coming in in new york. congressman jerry nadler leads congresswoman carolyn maloney with 66% of the vote. >>> meanwhile, amid current threats to members of the fbi and the rise of violent domestic extremism, a verdict has been reached in a trial for the two men you're seeing right now, accused of plotting to kidnap the governor of michigan. we're going to talk about it next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa it's

if you know how, you know how scary it was to jump off a cliff, it's not scary, you know, i worked ing to take a picture there, otherwise my friend you won’t believe that you dined with a real actor in a cafe. please, this is that the testimony of anatoly georgievich stepanov, a chubby man with a mustache, lives on green street, house 3, so anton georgievich claims that on the evening of the 14th, semyon skorik drove him on his nine from the moscow station to the house in the car. he sat down at about 10:50 pm. i was at home at 23:30. and what, well, you won’t believe the accelerator, he himself approached me. how long have you been with the police? enough you don't arouse suspicion witnesses growing out of the ground in order to give an alibi to the main suspect does not cause, because no one knew that i would be looking for him on that day and at that time. and how many people did you ask about him in the yard before he himself approached you about eight questions. as if on purpose you don’t allow me to harm, even the possibility that he may be innocent, because i objectively look a

the economy has not fallen off a cliff — it's only shrunk slightly.ng. simonjack, bbc news, north wales. across the country increases in energy, food and fuel prices are already affecting many people. it's peak holiday season in ilfracombe in north devon but people there are already feeling the squeeze. jenny kumah reports from a town already worried about the months ahead. the sun is shining and the town is busy with holiday makers. but ilfracombe is a place where housing is expensive, many people earn lower wages and now they are also dealing with rising inflation. chester sleeps at the bottom... and my bed is at the top of the triple bunk. this family of six are living in one room in grandma's two—bedroom bungalow. it's very cosy, very loud and very hot. mum, lisa, is a mental health nurse whose contract ends in october. she and her husband sold their house last year, and they can't afford to buy or rent locally. we've got one of those smart meters in there and all of the energy prices obviously are increasing ridiculously, so we are constantly mon

cal fire's warning people avoid the edge of cliffs, can crumble without any warning.has been recovered in lake berryessa following a boating accident on friday night. napa county sheriff's deputies say yes, it happened around 05:00pm. search crews were out all evening searching for the person who fell in. they found a body just before 09:00pm in water about 150 feet deep. there's no word yet on what caused this crash in officials have not yet released the person's identity. down in southern california. la county sheriff's deputy has been arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. that deputy crashed his patrol vehicle. and then briefly went missing friday night near the city of santa clarita. authorities searched and finally located him about a mile from the crash scene. he was then arrested on suspicion of dui and taken to a hospital for some minor injuries. theesheriff's department has not identified that deputy only saying he has been relieved from active duty. some national news tonight. the secret service has reportedly sees 286 million dollars in stolen covid-19 re

researchers at uc san diego of analyzed every cliff along the state's shoreline. they say they found the rate of cliff collapse was more than 16 feet per year in places such as martin's beach in san mateo county, big sur and the palace verdes peninsula in southern california, the highest rates of erosion along the north coast in mendocino, humboldt and del norte counties. cliff erosion depends on several factors, including land development rise in sea level. the strength of the rocks and the energy from the ways the suspect in the deadly laguna woods church shooting in orange county has pleaded not guilty. 68 year-old david chao is being held in the orange in orange county after his arraignment today faces almost a dozen charges, including first-degree murder. a local doctor was killed. 5 other people were injured at geneva presbyterian church back in may. investigators say they believe child who lived in las vegas targeted the victims because they were taiwanese. the fbi has opened a federal hate crime investigation. the orange county district attorney's office s

i forgot to mention, in my note but, i gave you the cliff notes i hope is helpful. there is a large packet you see a lot of under lines. there is a cliff notes to highlight wa you are seeing and explanation of what that change is. commissioner sommer. >> i was going to note, there was also in our packet online letter from the code advisory, they have been discussed, michelle has been wonderful in presenting them to detail to that group, which was helpful. commissioner tam. >> no further questions, thank you. >> thank you. >> we have to make a motion to approve. >> deputy city attorney. i wanted direct that all the changes we made are based upon the california law allows us to make specific changes to our processes for reasons that administrative or building standard fist they need local reasons geographical or demographic reason. we have an index that shows the reasons why we make changes there are no new changes we are doopth as part of this repeal and replace it is ones we carry over. every time we amend the building code we make findings say this is a standard as

to pay tribute to a remarkable woman and a truly great american. 38 years ago today on a windspeed cliff in normandy france president reagan delivered one of his best known speeches commemorating the 40th anniversary of the allied liberation. what inspired the great courage of d-day he explained in his remarks was a set of four virtues? faith belief loyalty and love those were also the virtues that inspired the woman who stood by his side that day and who we honor on this day, nancy reagan. these qualities made nancy reagan an extraordinary first lady a role. she helped to redefine. she brought to the position her warmth with and sense of style. she developed a quiet ability to work behind the scenes to get things done in washington. no small feat while her husband was busy at work, rebuilding america's economy strengthening our defenses and promoting freedom around the world mrs. reagan was a crucial confidant and essential partner. at all times she exhibited complete unwavering devotion to ronald reagan as her husband and as the 40th president of the united states. it's no exaggeration

he fell about 100 feet after a cliff collapse beneath him on friday. over about 20 minutes to get the man to safety. he'd been out for a morning stroll in the ground. pretty much fell out from under him. cal fire is warning people to avoid walking along the edges of like the one you see here about that man is trying to make his way up from because these can crumble without warning. some pretty scary stuff out there. britney, that is a good reminder that keep that in mind next time. >> happening now is 8.11. again, your weather and traffic team keeping a close eye on your driving conditions as we peak and a half moon bay. so watching for the potential for a sprinkle or 2, i'll explain rest right? the time now is 8.14. i'm meteorologist brittany begley. let's talk about everything you need to know. happening now and we're going to plan your week starting off right now with your driving conditions. what we're really watching half moon bay. >> with the potential for a drizzle or 2, that's really the top story for that that the pacifica to. but this is real

. >> for those of us who will never make it to the top of a sea cliff, what does it feel like to reachs pretty satisfying. the view from the summit is pretty incredible. it's this 360 panorama. it's an incredible place to be. honestly, on this particular climb, there was a fair amount of relief at having finished because the climbing was incredibly stressful and sort of dangerous. so it felt good to finally be off the face. >> what you just did, would or could you go back and free solo it? >> it would be possible to free solo it, but it's -- it's very friable rock. it's very broken. >> okay. >> so it would be kind of dangerous. >> congratulations to you and your team, and we're glad that you're safe and sound and have climbed yet another peak. way to go. >> yeah, yeah. appreciate it. it's nice to chat with somebody at home, and hopefully we'll make it back soon. >> okay. will reeve, thank you for that. so while we're waiting on that new documentary, run, don't walk to see "free solo" on disney+. it's the one he did of el capitan. it is incredible. even my kids were obsessed with this d

speaking to speak to our correspondent comp and canyons pray for peace as they await the results of a cliff hanger.