. ♪ from one lover to anotr, uh-huh ♪ >>> imagine being on delray beach in florida and witnessing thisurtles breaking out of the sand and making their way towards the water. now, i called a friend who's an expert and she says normally this happens at night. >> here we go, back to the ocean. >> i'd love to see that with my own eyes. it's such a magical moment. >> i'd be afraid, am i stepping on any of them? where am i standing? am i out of their way? am i going to cause any harm? >> i called the florida wildlife commission and they say some of the nests are unmarked and they do have signs warning people not to go near. but the guy who taped this video, he knew to keep everybody back and let them do this on thei y d want to touch them. they say it does more harm than good. >> however, since there's a lot of humans around, he they're keeping around more predators liekds birds and things so more turtles are going to make it. >> they're like hey, world, i'm here. >> i believe these are loggerheads, because this is a loggerhead area. but just that these people got to see something beautiful

upper 70s in delray. here's a view of the extended forecast. the temperatures will remain very similar into sunday. it will call for unsettled weather. a list -- a mix of sun and clouds. we will have scattered shower activity on monday and tuesday. we will have a look at that extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. >>> it seemed like a sure thing, some people are taking a second look. the governor's race, won governors lead has been -- one of the runners lead has been cut in half. >>> bars will not stay open until 4 am in california. i the governor is saying no to a 4 am last call. that is coming up next. california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network

in mar na delray. they are cooperating with police.out what caused another tragedy on the water on the colorado river. >> two boats collided near the california-arizona border. the search resumes this morning for several people still missing. >> reporter: helicopters and divers desperate to find three people still missing after two boats collided head on, on the arizona/california border. police recovering the body of chrissy lewis. she was 52-years-old. the tragic crash happening saturday night. >> a boat hit head on about 50 miles per hour. >> reporter: there were 16 people in the two boats. all of them thrown into the water as both boats sank. one of them remarkably still intact. >> we haven't had a chance to delve into the specifics of what actually occurred and caused the crash. >> reporter: witnesses say one boat was speeding on the wrong side of the river with no lights on. >> usually on holiday weekends they have problems up here, you know, all the time. >> reporter: nine people were . at least one person listed in fair conditi