the lighthouse service is realizing that a lot of their lighthouses are out of date, need some upgrades. so, this lighthouses going to see a change during the civil war actually. in 1861, they begin construction feet.end it from 65 to 82 this was the standard around the great lakes and even on the east and gulf. so, you see these towers that are starting to become taller, so they have a greater range. the site would see a change in 1871 and that was the addition of a fog signal building. but it was not fog that led to its addition, it was smoke. fire ragedreat across michigan. and that smoke billowed out over lake huron and it created a difficult situation for mariners. so, they added the north fog signal building in 1871 that sat on the north end of our property. and in 1881, 10 years later, another fire came through the ofte through the thumb michigan and a second signal was added. that signal's purpose was guiding mariners to the river, south towards the st. clair river. when the lighthouse was built in contract approved the building of the tower and a single keeper's dwelling and an

lighthouse for the blind. a presentation on the courses offered by the lighthouse for the blind, including the enrollment process and offer a low-cost meeting space at its 1155 market street location. presentation by lisa lisa marie martinez, director of community services by lighthouse for the blind and debt that there is an outreach coordinator for the lighthouse for the blind. public comment is welcome. agenda item number eight: information item. serving lgbt adults with disabilities. open house staff will present the services available to lgbt adults with disabilities as well as some of the nuances of providing lgbt welcoming services at the agency. presentation by man well martinez, information and assistant specialist, aging and disability resource center at open house, and happy from being housing courtney. of the comment is welcome. agenda item number nine, public comments: items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 min. agenda item number 10, infor

lighthouse for the blind. a presentation on the courses offered by the lighthouse for the blind, including the enrollment process and offer a low-cost meeting space at its 1155 market street location. presentation by lisa lisa marie martinez, director of community services by lighthouse for the blind and debt that there is an outreach coordinator for the lighthouse for the blind. public comment is welcome. agenda item number eight: information item. serving lgbt adults with disabilities. open house staff will present the services available to lgbt adults with disabilities as well as some of the nuances of providing lgbt welcoming services at the agency. presentation by man well martinez, information and assistant specialist, aging and disability resource center at open house, and happy from being housing courtney. of the comment is welcome. agenda item number nine, public comments: items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 min. agenda item number 10, infor

lighthouse for the blind. a presentation on the courses offered by the lighthouse for the blind, including the enrollment process and offer a low-cost meeting space at its 1155 market street location. presentation by lisa lisa marie martinez, director of community services by lighthouse for the blind and debt that there is an outreach coordinator for the lighthouse for the blind. public comment is welcome. agenda item number eight: information item. serving lgbt adults with disabilities. open house staff will present the services available to lgbt adults with disabilities as well as some of the nuances of providing lgbt welcoming services at the agency. presentation by man well martinez, information and assistant specialist, aging and disability resource center at open house, and happy from being housing courtney. of the comment is welcome. agenda item number nine, public comments: items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 min. agenda item number 10, infor

the decision to add the lighthouse was made an eight team 20's.t that time, traffic was increasing on the great lakes, so they felt this was a significant spot. in 1825, congress appropriated money to build lighthouse just south of where we are standing, right at the mouth of the river. it was built by winslow lewis and the construction of the building was some par and led to deterioration and soon after, it would collapse with a november storm. when the original tower collapsed, the need for a new tower was evident. the tower was moved several hundred yards to the north on lake huron and congress appropriated about $5,000. construction began and the new tower was completed and lantern was lit in december. the lighthouse laid a very significant role because you had mariners going up and down the the water river, so was quick moving and swift. lineg sure they were in with that area, this provided safe harbor for mariners on lake to be which could prove treacherous, especially in october or november. it's a very important lighthouse for that reason.

the lighthouse services also realizing that a lot of their lighthouses are out of date and be an upgradethis would see a dramatic change during the civil war. construction begin on the tower to extend it from 65 feet to 82 feet. this was kind of standard at the time. you see these towers and certainly become taller and they have a greater range. the site would see a significant change in 1871, the addition of a fog signal building. it was actually smoke. in 1871, a great fire raged across michigan in the smoke bellowed out and created a difficult situation for mariners to navigate. so, they added the fog signal building that sat on the north end of our property, and 10 years later, another fire came through the state and a second fog signal was added. at that time, that fog signal's purpose was guiding mariners through the river. when the lighthouse was built in 1829, the contract approved the building of the tower and a single keepers dwelling and the outhouse. in 1873, it was determined it was no longer suitable and they would start construction of a new dwelling, which was the keeper'

crews are getting ready to fix up the north point lighthouse . it was built back in 1888. and is known to shine a light on the milwaukee shoreline it was restored to its early 20th century charm in 2007 but this is the first complete house and tower painting since it was restored back 10 years ago .the price tag of the project -- 23 thosuand dollars. it will include cleaning -- where needed, plus -- painting the queen anne keeper's quarters and the lighthouse tower. the tower is broken into three sections from different time periods.at one point trees planted grew as tall as the lighthouse -- obscuring its lantern signal from ships on the lake . but now -- the base of the tower has been outfitted with a new led lighting system designed to bathe the tower in new lights.give the lighthouse a facelift is coming from a grant.. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--historic day.we are live in rio with "the mom" who pedaled her way to history ... and the sport making an olympic comeback after a one hundred and twelve year the american team continues to lead in gold.. and

. >> bring good workers' compensationing shoes, now you actually are further down near the lighthouse exclusive low. >> if you park at edgewater we have shuttles that will take you down to the island. >> some of the funds go to review -- reviewing the lighthouse itself. somebody has in the past gone to that lighthouse. >> last year all of the money we raised when to the station, we raised $116,000. you are going to see the parent job we did on it, new windows. >> i have a hard time thinking about it, the vie down there is -- vibe down there is so cool. you have some of the coolest beer, the best music, bring a pack of friends. >> it is one of my favorite events of the summer and a great way to cap off the summer, too. >> folks who burningriverfest.org. >> 6-11:00 p.m. friday and saturday. tickets available at the door. >> good luck on friday and saturday. >>> how a local artist uses her love of art to help bring a unique design to cleveland. >>> betty will be back with a check on the storms. look at that sky not so bad for a thursday night cleveland. she'll walk through the evening >>

rhondella: a shark scare shuts down lighthouse beach in chatham for hours. newscenter 5's diane cho explains what fisherman saw that diane: many were trying to cool off here at lighthouse beach when everyone was forced out of the water. >> we knew what it was for i never felt threatened at all the beach supervisor says they had to close the beach to swimmers for about two hours after reports came in a shark may have been in the area. >> we had around 750 ppl here it was a rough day to clear the water but i dont think ppl minded too much knowing what was swimming around. diane: he says a patron first reported just afteer 1:00 describing a graphic scene. minutes later, the harbor master called to tell them a local commercial fisherman also saw a seal that appeared to have been attacked by a shark. >> it wasn't that far. it was pretty close to the beach. diane: however, the director of the chatham parks and recreation department tells us the fisherman did not see the shark. i don't think sharks will attack people for no reason. they are looking for seals but i

the lighthouse services also realizing that a lot of their lighthouses are out of date and be an upgradethis would see a dramatic change during the civil war. in 1861, they begin construction on the tower to extend it from 65 feet to 82 feet. this was kind of standard at the time. you see these towers and certainly become taller and they have a greater range. the site would see a significant change in 1871, the addition of a fog signal building. it was actually smoke. in 1871, a great fire raged across michigan in the smoke bellowed out and created a difficult situation for mariners to navigate. so, they added the fog signal building that sat on the north end of our property, and 10 years later, another fire came through the state and a second fog signal was added. at that time, that fog signal's purpose was guiding mariners through the river. when the lighthouse was built in 1829, the contract approved the building of the tower and a single keepers dwelling and the outhouse. in 1873, it was determined it was no longer suitable and they would start construction of a new dwelling, which w

he has written a three century, four-century history of lighthouses starting with the boston lighthouse, even until today, what has happened to lighthouses. he tells the story of america through the lighthouses, what they did in war, who the lighthouse keepers were, you know, technology versus old-fashioned. it's a riveting book which is, i think for anyone traveling, there are hundreds of lighthouses around lake michigan. you wouldn't know where they are in america. it tells the story through a most unusual source, and who doesn't like a lighthouse? shanine is one of the most renowned war correspondents in the world. she is everywhere where there's danger going on. this book is just out, the morning they came for us, and it's all about what happened in syria. the prose is vivid, it is a remarkable story of one courageous war correspondent's efforts to portray a country which is under siege and has been ruined. >> host: bob weil, we don't cover many novels on booktv, but we have covered this author, winston groom, several times. >> guest: well, this is his first major novel since forres

absecon lighthouse in new jersey invites kids up to 12 years old to climb the lighthouse for free.ldren must be accompanied by an adult. the absecon lighthouse in new jersey is the tallest and the third tallest in the country. it will be open from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with the last climb starting at 4:30 p.m. sports is next. guess what i just did? built a sandcastle? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... all that "more" has to be why they're the second-largest auto insurer. everybody likes more. mhm, i think so. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. everyone, 7:22 saturday morning, we have the threat of showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. here's philadelphia here. there's an area of low pressure that's developing just to the north of the great lakes. it's trailing cold front you will love the air mass behind this front. the humidity falls off a cliff. this front will be interacting with the soup that's out there this morning. it's humid, this morning. the st

lighthouse much the kids can climb the lighthouse for free.o want to. editorial comment there. cape may lighthouse also has family friendly activities to celebrate lighthouse day from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. scott will we find our way to sunshine today? >> beautiful weather in absecon, sue, along with cape may it will be a great day area wide a lot of sunshine, lower humidity than we what we saw yesterday with heat and humidity and also showers and storms. so mostly sunny skies out there. don't forget the sunscreen. don't forget your shades if you're stepping out to walk the dog. lower humidity but another heat wave is going to be brewing in that seven day forecast as we look at ultimate doppler, we're dry, we're quiet. we had some showers and storms yesterday. scattered about. but that system is off the coast with that cold front high pressure off to the north. dragging down some of the drier air lower dew points and look at the temperatures right now at the philadelphia international airport. 72 degrees. winds out of the north northwest at

. >>> lighthouse beopened a great spotted eating a seal forced the officials there to close that beach down for a little bit. the conservancy shark tracking app sent out the's liter -- alert. >>> students in walpole had get extra sleep. the high school is pushing back the start time by 15 minutes. kids will have a to report at 7:30 and that 15ments may not sound like a -- 15ments may not sound like a -- 15 minutes may not sound like a lot but the principal says every little bit helps. the sleep foundation is asking schools to push back start 2:15. >> sounds good to me. >>> fares medal and then added bling. >> the price for -- the big surprise for one olympic athlete. >> cbsboston.com has a look at four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don'

. 16 28 38 we were very excited about ing in the lighthouse but it's closed. closed-- because temperatures inside the popular tourist attraction...climbe d to 103 degrees. national park service rangers say they locked the windows with zip ties monday in preparation for visitors have been watching closely...waiting and wondering whether it would ever get here. 14 35 27 we were gonna take the ferry this morning and when we saw the warnings we said, well, we'll drive. emergency management officials say they did have to make one water rescue monday-- after a family was caught in a rip current off ocracoke...fortun ately they didn't need any medical treatment. that high risk for rip currents will stay in effect rough storm moves up the coast. live in nags head. andrea blanford. abc11 eyewitness news. thanks. you can stay 'updated' on the developments -- with "tropical depressions 8 and 9".... by using the "first alert weather app". the 'hurricane tracker' -- shows you 'where' the storms 'are' right now.... and the different 'forecast models'. it's 'free' in the "ap

they planned them by the lighthouse service. when world war ii came around, they started holding them like crazy. it's good to understand what this particular ship did. it made the northwest passage and served the government for 71 years. very extreme deployments was at the end of world war ii in san diego and honolulu. 1946, end of the war in the government wanted to continue to test atomic weapons, deployed to set buoys at marshall islands and at the kenya told. function was to put the german and japanese into bikini atoll. off in twoere blown different locations. waters 500 feet above the and was an aerial test. then they looked at the effects it had radiation wise and the ships in the atoll itself. there were 192 ships, so the .ramble was a busy ship that was 1946, july. second extraordinary things the bramble did was to 1957, they in circumnavigated and went to the north pole. buoys sorote ice, set that we could get east coast and west coast instead of going through the panama canal, they could go through the north pole. th

we're at don's lighthouse. i have yet to come in here, and now i'm so glad because it is one of the places that everyone has to come to in cleveland. - i love it. it kinda looks like a castle when you're driving by. it's got the flags flying on the top, and this place has been around a long time. that's what i think iconic means. it means it's been here a long time, and this show's a chance for folks on the east side. today, we discover restaurants on the -- - west side, there you go. and you know, it's places where you can either go and get a quick bite for lunch, in and out, and really enjoy yourself. - that's right, west-siders can go to the east side and check out some of these places, some of our great restaurants that are very fancy, and some that are very casual, but the main thing is, they're iconic. they've been around a long time, just like don's lighthouse. - they're all places where you can come, relax, and enjoy yourself. when you think of cleveland, these are the places you wanna go to. - about 30

. >> we'll then tour the lighthouse, the first lighthouse in the state of michigan. watch c-span's city's tour, saturday, on book t.v. and sunday afternoon, on c-span 3. the cities tour, working with our cable affiliates, and, visiting cities. >> all this month while the u.s. senate is in recess we're showing you book t.v., knit the focus is global health issues. in 50 minutes, vincent discussions his book the death of cancer, and, karen and sonia take part in a pandemic panel. and, the next pandemic on the front lines. but right now we talk about david, capture, unraveling the mystery of mental suffering. >> we are honored to welcome, doctor kesler and his new book capture. why do we think, feel and act in ways we wish we did not? in his new book our author explores this question, over the course of his investigation identifies a factor, behind the suffering. it's the first new theory on mental illness in 50 years. it is an explore raising of the most enduring mystery of all, the mind. please give a warm welcome to doctor david kesler. [applause] >> thank you, and,

en >> lighthouse pools and spas. still to come making waves capturing man's best friend on camera i already 82 pieces i am torn.dy we go right after the while come back to new day. the food is probably my next favorite thing that time of year when temperatures are reaching 90 degrees and the stores are filled with fall merchandise how do we transition our shoes that is a unique selection different brands and the different options different options they won't see anywherei we go from summer to fall sometimes it's hardsu to find te transitional shoes when it's not too hot or too cold dead. >> what happens is the merchandise comes into the store so early as you are sayingth wee and 90-degree in 90-degree weather but you are seeingg different much of days and these for example we can do things options colors for fall always more natural than spring and summer that so we're biden fun fall is a little more subdued but interesting colors right now but this all of our distressed brown leather you can always do with my school

everyone was forced out of the water at lighthouse beach in chatham yesterday, after reports it had been attacked by a shark. the beach supervisor says it was first reported by a patron, then minutes later the harbor master called to a say a fisherman also saw the seal. about 750 people were cleared off the beach, but many say they were not bothered by the inconvenience. >> when i was younger i was afraid, i'm not afraid in the longer. they will let us know. randy: the chatham parks director tells us the fisherman did not ever actually see the emily: a former uber driver charged with raping a 16-year-old passenger will be back in court today. a judge will decide whether darnell booth is a danger to the public. the 36-year-old is being held without bail after pleading not guilty last week. booth allegedly started communicating with the victim on snapchat after driving her on june 30th then offered to drive her to school and assaulted her in an everett parking lot. crashed into police cruisers early yesterday after leading officers on a chase through bridgewater, abington and brockton. mou

the north point lighthouse is getting painted. it will be the first complete house and tower painting since it was restored almost 10 years ago. the lighthou good cleaning and some repairs. it was built back in 18-88. packers news now...if your heading to lambeau field tomorrow night, you may want to avoid wearing too much metal. all entrances into the stadium will now have metal detectors. this is an upgrade from last season where only the shopko gate had a metal detector. the green and gold take on the cleveland browns at lambeau field tomorrow night. you can watch it on w-m-l-w. coverage starts at seven. the regular 11th. just ahead - a company that bears the name of a wisconsin city is moving part of it's manufacturing to pennsylvania. we reveal how many jobs will be lost.and, a mother comes up with an ingenius idea to get her children to do chores over the summer break. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if

. >> we will then toward the lighthouse, the first lighthouse of the state of michigan. this weekend while c-span cities tour support huron -- port huron. the c-span cities tour working with our cable affiliates in visiting cities across the country. this weekend i read to the white house coverage takes you to the green party political convention in houston. eastern, at nine akaka see the acceptance speeches by the green party nominee for president and vice president. watch commercial free coverage on c-span. or mobileyour desktop device using the c-span radio app. or watch anytime at c-span.org. virginia senator and democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine addressed the national urban league covers in baltimore today. he was introduced by the late president and ceo mark l'oreal and said donald trump decided not to attend the conference. this is about 45 minutes. >> let me ask you to proceed to your seats. thank you very much. give yourself a big round of applause. [applause] good morning. prepare fors, as we our presidential pottery -- event, let me offer a few im

its to fire defense of territory it is claimed in the south china sea, sending the first group of lighthouseatchmen. top military officials vowing that beijing will never stop building in the sea. this propping criticism from the united states and others. i woman who survived a month-long in snowy wilderness in new zealand is been rescued. the hiker from the czech republic is now in hospital. her partner fell to his death during what was meant to be a three-day hike. police finally found the woman sheltering in a hut. now, the president of colombia has declared it the beginning of the end to the suffering, pain, and tragedy of war. celebration across colombia as a historic deal was reached to end two years of conflict tween the state and the notorious guerrillas. a reporter tells us about the accord and what might come next for columbia. reporter: their prayers for peace have finally been answered. gathered in a bogotÁ park wednesday night to witness history being made, as their final peace agreement with rebels, ending five decades of war in the country. >> i think we have won the most beau

no one was -- sighting at lighthouse beach. they were able to track down the location of the shark and send out alerts thanks to a shark-tivity app. we posted a link to that web site if you are interested. >>> new at 6:00, walpole high school students will have a little extra time to get to class this school year. e minutes from 7:15 to 7:30. walpole superintendent says he wanted to give students a little more time to sleep. he knows it is no, sir a huge difference but the only change they could make without affecting the elementary and middle schools. the school day will now end at 2:5. >> gene: i know a couple of kids who will be really happy about that. >> sara: spend a lot of time. >> gene: cut down on some of >>> a sign of changing times. coming up at 7:00, the new plan winning blue ribbons at the county fair. >>> adult turns down the super bowl. why she is -- adele is turning down the super bowl. she is saying no thanks to down the super bowl. she is saying no thanks to football's introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee

lighthouse beach was closed for two been attacked by a shark. about 750 people were cleared off the beach. the chatham park's director tells us that the fishermen who made the initial report did not ever actually see a shark. >> the coast guard is investigating after a rescue off of castle island. a boat sank early yesterday morning in dorchester bay as six people were left clinging to that boat. one of those passengers was able to call for help. the coast guard got there and pulled them out and nobody was vote in the state primary is this week. massachusetts voters, they must register by friday if they have not already. the state primary is september 8, there are no statewide races but nominees will be chosen in congressional and legislative districts, and for some county offices. >> an oklahoma woman comes home to strangers living in her house. crystal taylor says her neighborhoods alerted her while on an extended vacation but when police got there the squatters they said that they are the victims of a craigslist scam. nobody has been charged

lighthouse charter community public school. it is located on coolidge avenue.oth mayor libby shaf and the school superintendent are scheduled to attend the ceremony. it will open with 240 students from kindergarten to sixth grade. >> and lighthouse is a very good school. i've seen their work. way to g. >>> living in rvs, outside the police department. why some san jose police officers are not going home in between their shifts. >>> plus, more fallout from the brock turner case in the south bay. judge aaron persky's request to be reassigned. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute that has been slightly better than it has been the rest of the week. so far, traffic is doing well on highway 217. >>> we can spark some momentum, heading into home. and get the ball rolling. >> hopefully they're getting on a good streak. pitcher matt moore came within one. fans hope it is the start of a second half turn around. morning on 2 continues. >>> good morning. and thank you for joining us on this friday morning. august 26th. i'm pam cook. >> what day, pam? >> friday. >>

. >> reporter: we spoke with plank on opening day of the under armour lighthouse. >> please come on ine. >> reporter: a mammoth 35,000 square feet workshop where the company tests high tech manufacturing and robotics, part of plank's larger aim to trim overseas production and add more efficiency to the process. ideally meaning more jobs here at home. >> my next, you know, three or four years, we're going to effectively double the size of the company and create 2 or 3,000 new jobs. how many jobs have come back to america? today it's less than 5% of apparel consumed in america is made in america. you look at that and say, should we really accept that? >> reporter: but are we really talking about a day when a majority of the under armour products say made in america? is that economically possible? >> all these things come back to, you know, the plight that we see in our inner cities. it comes back to jobs. and i think it's a real crime that we don't have enough of it. and there's no plan. so we're looking and saying, if we can, through all of our manufacturing, what we're doing, again, th

they work with lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired. they sit on cruise and realize that even without your sight so many things to hear and feel experience. >> you can see just by thinking and feeling the wear. >> you can feel the power of the boat. you can feel the waves hitting the face and the mist. >> 80 people on ten boats enjoyed the event made possible by the chicago yacht club. >> we may have seen a jack pack flight in the reality. they developed a jet pack that takes off from under the water and did it all with the background of the mountains. >> nice out of the water. you can feel the kick a lot harder in the water. it's pushing against something. >> those extreme athletes are all right planning their next big stunt but no word on what it will be. would you try it? >> those guys make it look so easy. look at that. i bet it's not though. i bet it's kind of difficult. back in the water. >> as long as it's over the water. if i fall then i did to the water. but not too high. >> not too high. like a foot. >> that's not -- you can j

this all started this morning channel 3 from rich in huron so he was at huron at the pier by the lighthouse looking overrule the lake and you could see buildings as if they were in the middle of the lake. >>> now, he thinks he was maybe actually seeing portions of the detroit metro area. it could have also been portions of canada. now, that's pretty unusual because the earth is curved so typically with the earth being curved the lake drops below the horizontal so when you try to look ontario, it's kind of like looking over or trying to look through a hill of water. >>> here's what happens on a typical day. the sun comes up, it warms the area of the earth near the surface causing a warm layer of air. above it as you go higher, the temperature drops. you've probably experienced this when you go up in elevation, maybe you've gone hiking in a mount anonymous area or when an airplane goes up to 30,000 feet, the temperatures drops. situation reverses called an inversion where cool air stays near the ground and a layer of warm air forms above it. this is a very stable situation and in the right co

they are lighthouses in our communities. this is a place where people can supported, so be it. mps is up for that challenge." "i know its not an easy job. but people do it and they love they kids. and were there for the kids. and we hope they come every day and we just help them along." "her speech was inspirational for us. the reality is we have some challenges and barriers to overcome ... if we all work together in the community, we can get a lot accomplished." carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. to that end -- super day one kickoff event at sherman elementary, saying she believes that will be a "strong sign of what's to come." next year-- the u-s open golf tournament will be heading to wisconsin. coming up-- we're gonna take look at erin hills golf course before it hosts some of the best professional golfers in the world. a false alarm caused more than two dozens flights to be diverted at l-a-x over the weekend. the character that caused the scare-- two security scares at the city's international airport. one of them -- reports of an active shooter -- follows a similar false alarm

. >> will recognize him >> historic lighthouses back in place and port clinton after a restoration projectom was moved from marina to a city park this weekend it was built in 1896. it was lifted onto a barge before place at waterworks park they hope to make it a museum. county fair kicks off today, lorain county and running through august 28. plenty of music eventsts food, admission $5, with free admittance to veterans and military members with the identification. >> ohio turnpike will be using drill for the first time to inspect a bridge, the sandusky river bridge will be inspected in mid-september, expected to make it faster thereby eliminating the use of bucket trucks use of the drone will allow them to keep all highway lanes open during the inspection, odot and the highwa patrolll also looking into plans to use drones on highways. the fox 8 foxtrot has raised thousands of dollars for charit in this year, supporting the louis stokes cleveland va medical center. >> > tracy mccool it shares a soldier's story and how the va is helping him recover. >> is a part of history that gripped the wor

. >> we'll see if we have a lifee look at the lighthouse as wee leave you.le who knows if the president and first family is home tonight. we say hello to you guys andnd hello to everybody else. we say hello to the sky line. isn't it beautiful? we'll see you coming up at 10 and 11. 11. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: tyga has been accused of selling his soul to the devil. >> he sold his soul for everything! >> these two girls rush him. harvey: are they a little cuckoo? >> maybe they are sent on a mission from god to save tyga's soul. >> he's materialistic and skipping creditors. >> but there's no commandment that says thou shall pay my jeweler. >> that's in the torah. [laughter] >> johnny depp and amber heard have settled their restraining order and divorce case. we're told it's around $7 million. harvey: that's a lot of money. because they were married for 15 months, and whatever they made, half of that goes to taxes. >> so you're saying $7 million is like a percentage of $30 million maybe? >> it is. [laughter] >> that is what he is saying. it is a percentage. >> justin bieber took

that caused the heat index inside the lighthouse to to climb today. we did see a tweet that it will remain open. if the winds continue to pick up the observation deck will close. definitely check in if you plan to check out any of these attractions. it will cause some issues for some people. monitoring the situations. bring you those updates live and tomorrow morning as thank you. you can. you can download it to your mobile device. >> covering durham now. decades are trying to figure out how a little girl ended up dead. found in a park van just 7:00 last night. cbs north carolina learned a family member found the child who has been identified she was pronounced dead shortly after police arrived on scene. they are now waiting on the result of an autopsy report. >> after 7 months a durham teen is black in class at riverside high school. he received a warm welcome this morning. acosta was detained by federal agents just a few months before he was set to tbrajt. his friends hope he can everyone the cr >> it's a situation that can affect everything from me

everyone was forced out of the water at lighthouse beach in chatham yesterday, after reports of a seal that looked like it a beach goer and a fisherman say they saw the seal. about 750 people were cleared off the beach. many say they were not bothered. >> when i was younger i was afraid i'm not afraid anymore. i think it will watch for it and let us know. emily: the chatham parks director tells us nobody actually saw a shark. the beach reopened about 2 hours later. randy: american olympic swimmer ryan lochte is addressing a he and three other u.s. swimmers were robbed in rio. lochte confirmed the incident yesterday tweeting last night what is most important is that we are safe and unharmed. olympic officials initially denied the sunday morning robbery. the 32-year-old medalist and three others were on their way back to the olympic village, when they were stopped by armed men, posing as police. none of the swimmers were hurt. teammate michael phelps says the crime is surprising. multiple times and i felt sick every time i've come here. i've never felt an issue. randy: two australian coa

nantasket and scusset 77 and widening the view for the islands, lots of sunshine, south beach 77 and lighthouse beach at 76. 7 on 7 forecast. more sunshine for thursday. friday, a little warmer those days upper 80s to around 90. >> jadiann: it's time for fast track traffic. see how the roads are looking this hour. >> we're high above the expressway. we're heading northbound. you see the northbound traffic isn't bad approaching mass avenue southbound, it's jammed up from the tunnel most of the way down past the split all wait into canton. it's going to be heavy and slow southbound coming out of the city. you can see it's about a half hour ride now as you make your way from downtown all the way down past the split. northbound looks heavy as well. you can see you are looking at probably another half hour getting from the split up to about andrews square before it starts to break true. out of the tunnel now 93 coming -- this is the pr heading out of the tunnel at the top of the tunnel heading southbound. you see all that volume. 128 is very heavy as well as we take a look west of town. you are look

highway 1 will be closed from point sur lighthouse to coast ridge road. it's been burning since july 22nd. >>> new this morning, a mother accuse kzed of abducting her 1-month-old son has been caught. satima personn arka purnell was in the county. child services told her they were taking custody of the boy. the d.a.'s office won't say why she lost custody in first place but records show purnell had been in trouble with the law at least twice in the last decade. >>> today it's back to school for many school districts around the bay area. abc 7 was at bryant elementary school in the mission district as students and their parents gathered before class this morning. the first day back for kids. mayor ed lee is making a special appearance in classrooms today. >> i want to say thank you to ms. sundy for inviting me as your mayor to talk with you. so i have about an hour and a half presentation i want to give you about the budget. no? not interested, huh? >> joining mayor lee this morning was outgoing superintendent richard coronza. this will be his last first da

. >>> people packed the beaches but officials closed lighthouse beach in chatham after a shark >>> a man is dead after he fell into a pond in plymouth. the fife cheer says the victim is -- fire chief says the man is did -- victim is a man from taunton e was fish and went overboard and drowned. he was not wearing a life vest. his name has not been released. >>> police continue to pour over tips in a murder of vanessa marcotte. one killed her while she wasjogging and jim smith is live where people >> reporter: well they are remembering her tonight by going for a run. running after all was one of vanessa marcotte's greatest jurors this is a show of unity love and strength. greatest joys. this is a show of unity love and strength a community in pain sending a message to the heavens remembering one of their own. tonight runners are gathering at the princeton town common for three mile jog in memory of vanessa, the 27-year-old woman in princeton last weekend. >> we want to honor the fact she had every right to be running on the road at that day at that time. that's a right each one of us h

the last hour down the shore, so temperatures back down into the 70s ocean city at the barnegat lighthouse 77 degrees, feeling nice, but what doesn't feel so nice, those dew points, at the beginning of the week down into the 40's, felt so nice and comfortable, refreshing, another back up into the upper 60s, low 70s, so it will be steamy. that's having impact -- i am pact on our feels like temperature, feeling more like 09 degrees in dover, feeling more like 87 in philadelphia. and feeling like upper 80s in wildwood. and that's thousand will feel as we head into the day tomorrow. dew points, even higher, kind of boards err line oppressive before we see cold front drop through tomorrow, and bring those humidity values back down to the not bad category as we head into the upcoming weekends. really we have to get through this afternoon and tomorrow. warmer one up to 89 degrees, mix every sunday, clouds, staying dry, could be see isolated shower pass by overnight tonight, partly cloud, and low temperatures, not falling too far, only down to 73 degrees. storm scan3, showing us, mainly quiet cond

. >>> and lighthouse beach in chatham is expected to reopen for swimming today. it was shut down yesterday afternoon after was spotted eating a seal. the atlantic white shark conserve advanceies -- conservancy sent out the alert. >>> coming up on wbz this morning, the investigation underway after a grandmother is found locked in a dialysis center. >> aid story you saw first on wbz. the 86 -- it's a story you saw first on wbz we will have the the latest-- the 86-year-old left for hours. from their flooded homes. >> and teens don't want to think about heading back to school but students in one local town are getting a break this year. we will it will you about it you drive with uber to make money for the things you want, and the things you need. for the places you want to be, and the people you want to be with. helping people get rides around your city is easy. just tap, and go. and only you decide when to call it a day. >>> welcome back. students will get extra sleep when they head back to class. the high school is pushing back the start time by 15 minutes. the gl

the so-called lanterna pool below the lighthouse opened in 1903, complete with the dividing wall.t survived two world wars, austrians, italians, germans, and yugoslavians -- and has also outlived some unsavory episodes in history. fabiola: after world war i, my grandfather got rid of his lice here before he came back home. reporter: in wartime the soldiers washed on one side and washed their horses on the other. fortunately, times have changed, but men are still men. claudio is trying to persuade the ladies to meet up in the water through a slit in the wall. they might be separated on the beach, but the men and women can mingle freely in the water. claudio quadrelli: if your wife asks you who the blonde was you were talking to in the water, that can lead to arguments. reporter: like most of the people here, the 74-year-old has been coming since he was a child. but things aren't always this peaceful. people often fight for the best spot on the beach. mara bisiacchi: i try to persuade the regulars that they don't have a right to reserved spots. that's the rule here. reporter: but pe

a schoolteacher pwrourt her students to a lighthouse every year for the last 40 years. they each throw a message into the bottle and most don't go further than new jersey beaches, but one 4-year-old girl must have a magic touch. >> they were excited to throw something in. i never expected it to reach ireland, though. >> like a dream coming true went some place far, far away that we never expected 3. >> the letter asked to mail it back with information where it was found. now the school is trying to get in touch with the woman who found it. message in a bottle. i guess sometimes you find it. good morning, everyone. right now things are moving along fine on the roads. it is light volume; however, you will be dealing with foggy conditions, and that is what shiri will tell us a little bit more about. pike issue. expressway seeing a little bit of red right there on our traffic flow around morrissey boulevard because of overnight construction crews wrapping up their work and by 5 a.m., that should be cleared out. here are those live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbou

's as well as that sea breeze has kicked up, 78 degrees right now in ocean city, 77 at barnegat lighthouse are our dewpoints. they tell us about that moisture content at the surface also how humid it feels. yesterday was a very steamy day. you still may notice the humidity but it is more comfortable with that drop in dewpoints on the backside of a cold front that came through yesterday brought us a few showers sprinkles in the morning but storm scan3 showing us the trend of the day today quiet conditions, all across the region just a couple of passing high clouds. that is because high pressure is in control off the eastern seaboard right now that promotes stable air sinking air and you notice that clockwise rotation although the shower and thunderstorm activity well up wind wraparound that high, that area of high pressure keeping all that precipitation at bay. overnight tonight mostly clear and mild only falling back to 69 degrees as we head into the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine once again. fairly comfortable humidity levels, not too oppressive but a high temperature still running above

on the road to the lighthouse a new candidate enters the race and donald trump gets stiff armed by dozens of former republican national security officials and hillary clinton getsio slapped with a lawsuit f the parents of s two benghazi attack victims here is fox news reporter joel waldman.. >> i don't believe this. >> donald trump campaigning in the state that may say he must win to become president, s nort carolina, but his visit to the state was tarnished by h anti-trump republican and third-party candidate evan them all in announcing his plan to make a independent bid for the white house. >> this last moment when someon can offer credible>> alternativ delivered a major speech> on hi plans to grow the economy, a to concern for voters according to a news poll, 50 percent surveye melania trump would do a better jobob of having america's financial fate. >> said the other day, she short-circuited, it is one thin to make bad decisions is anothe thing to be wacky and make bad decisions.ky to the general election ahead of trump by double digits according to a monmouth university poll, today s

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take a chance to go up into the lighthouse.over the surrounding area. >> reporter: growing up, suzanae ausmus spent summers here. her dad was a ranger. later returned and met her husband mike also a ranger. do i understand that your first date he didn't take you to see a movie took you to see a moose. >> yep, followed him down the trail. there was this cow moose. she had her ears back, she was mad. mike looked at me, suzanna, you got to run. now, they're raising their 4-year-old son jasper here. >> we are disconnected from the rest of societien a lot of ways. it is one of the places that people just get in their blood. and they feel a deep connection to this place. you just adjust your straps. >> they feel this connection they're preparing to return to isle royale, this time with the kids. last summer they visited one of the big name national parks. so last year, you want to the rocky mountain national park. and you are saying, what we really want to go is back to isle royale. really? >> yes, just solitude. the quietness. that'

our next stop is fort gratiot where dennis delor will talk about the first lighthouse in michigan. dennis: in the state of michigan there is over 115 lighthouses, and this one's claim to fame is to be the first. we just came up from the