jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg travelled from avalon to long beach island. >> this was not barbara stout's idea of a relaxing day at the beach. >> we don't want to be near the construction. >> reporter: she and her family decided to head elsewhere after finding the sand on beach haven center street beach, a work zone. >> i have ply grandson with me and i didn't want to worry about that. >> reporter: the work before the unofficial start of summer is part of a massive federal beach replenishment and protection project on long beach island. >> it's good. if it needs to be done, it needs to be done. >> reporter: from here, the project set to head south to hol gs gate and north to surf city by mid-june. >> they need to come here like yesterday. >> reporter: the community beaches were battered by coastal storms. local leaders say the upcoming work shouldn't be much of a disruption to summer season. >> here after sandy, there was very little inconvenience. >> reporter: in avalon, public works crews are racing to rebuild beaches also hit hard by recent nor'easters. they're trucking

it goes from southern delaware through cape may all the way up to long beach island, and there are manye hours of rain to go fortunately, the beginning of the weekend was really beautiful, and in the philadelphia area, things are dry and looks like the phillies will be able to play, but up to the north and west, this area, this line, that's moving to the south and east. so that's going to be headed towards lehigh valley and into burks county, and houpg does it hold together? we have a wet night in some places as you can see with all the stuff that's on radar. it's going to be several hours before we start to clear this thing off for the shore. in the meantime, the other area of showers and storms gets a little bit closer. here we are at 8:30 getting this just to the north of philadelphia, parts of montgomery, bucks county, continues to move into the philadelphia area. we expect some rain tonight, but it may be weakening by the time it gets here to midnight, and later on during the night, things are actually quieting down and clearing out so that tomorrow morning we're not expecting the

so tom's river getting a little bit, long beach island, even trenton. from philadelphia westward, there isn't much of a threat of this coming down. here's the live view, and it's just some very light showers across parts of burlington and ocean county. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures climbing into the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. expect basically dry weather through the afternoon and tonight. and then of course we start warming up tomorrow. in the lehigh valley, getting up near 80 degrees by 6:00. back down to 75. and at the jersey shore, it's going to be warmer today because more of a west wind, and then things will change a little bit as we head through the holiday weekend. i have that forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, we'll see you then. sources tell nbc10 a suspect has turned himself in after a hit-and-run crash that left one person dead. nbc10 was on the scene at cottman and bustleton avenues. the driver of this lexus drove onto the sidewalk, slammed into a septa bus shelter. the impact threw the shelter and the man i

the work is part of a federal beach replenishment and protection project on long beach island. after another week or so, crews will move on to wholegate and surf city. some beach goers decided to find a quieter spot. others were okay with that noise. >> like, oh, no, should we go over some place else? but we're happy being right out here at the top and enjoying it. >> public works crews are also racing to rebuild beaches hit hard by fallen winter coastal storms. local leaders say the work won't disrupt the summer season, and the beaches will all be in good shape for the tourists. >>> now to atlantic city, where the owner of the former revel casino needs your help to complete its revival, and he's willing to pay for it. he's considering a $10,000 reward for the person who can rename the casino, but there's a catch. we called him, and he hasn't officially launched a way to submit your proposals. nbc 10 called him last night for clarity about his offer. right now he's not sure how it would work. he says 40% of the resort will reopen by june 15th. >>> happening today, house homeland

the work is part of a federal beach replenishment and protection project along long beach island. after another week or so, crews will move on to wholegate and then surf city. some beach goers decided to find a quieter spot. others were okay with the noise. >> we're like, oh, no, should we go some place else? but then we're happy being right out here at the top and enjoying it. >> public works crews are also racing to rebuild beaches hit hard by fallen winter coastal storms. local leaders say the work won't disrupt the summer season and the beaches will be in good shape for the tourists. >>> authorities will not file charges after police say a father accidently sent his son to school with a loaded gun. the second grader found the gun in his bag while in class at grover cleveland charter school. the boy's father is a security guard with a license to carry. investigators say he was in a rush yesterday morning, put the gun in his son's bag, and then forgot about it. >>> happening today, philadelphia mayor jim kenny will spread the word about one of his initiatives, community schools.

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as i go in tighter, the last areas are getting ready to clear, oceanville and southern long beach islandver the next few minutes or so. "live" with kelly and michael somewhat overcast, the clouds will break up quickly this morning we'll wind up with a partly sunny day overall. 54 degrees currently as you head out the door. the suburbs cooler than that, the wind are calm and overall you get a light jacket on it's a comfortable morning to take. cloud cover early, we are looking at the quick disturbal of the clouds. we'll tall it partly sunny. notice ohio the model wants to -- notice how the model wants to put up an instability shower. it will not last. majority of the afternoon bright with sun and clouds mix. temperatures in the 70s. we'll hit a high of 74 degrees by 5:00 p.m. in fact i think we'll be there by 4:00 p.m. and sit on or about that between 3:00 p.m. and dinnertime. a nice afternoon ahead, partly sunny, nice wind. 70 in allentown and trenton. 71 in reading, 66 in millville. down next to the cool ocean water the mid 60s this afternoon. we'll have high pressure in control, it wil

reporter: the work is part of a massive federal beach replenishment and protection project on long beach island. after another week, it will head to hole gate. barbara stout and her family decided to find a quieter spot. >> we figured that's not what we want to today. we wanted to relax. >> reporter: the project set to move north to surf city in mid-june. local leaders are not too worried about it causing a disruption to the summer season. >> the army corps's adept at handling it and work 24 hours a day and work quickly. >> in avlon, public works crews racing to rebuild beaches, hit hard by fall and winter coastal storms. >> you're going to find beaches in really good shape from a tourism perspective. >> reporter: trucking 50,000 cubic yards of sand from the community's south end, washed by the ocean. back to where it came from in the north end. >> do it for a couple of weeks in june, that way we have a protective and recreational beach for summer 2016. >> ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> check out the nbc 10 app through the weekend. will have the latest updates to neighborhood weather. get traff

see cape may dry, atlantic city is dry now, and long beach island going to be dry pretty soon.ouple of hours or few hours there, we had tremendous downpours and that caused some of the flooding. across the rest of the area we didn't see very much rain today. but there's plenty more back to the west. so thunderstorms, north and west of washington, and large area of showers in ohio. both of those areas heading in this general direction. clouds have helped keep the pech t temperature down. 50 degrees in mt. holly. and in delaware, we are seeing temperatures still in the low 50s. places that were in 60s and higher a couple days ago, odessa, 52 degrees. only 52 at georgetown. they were up near 80 degrees a couple of days ago. so, the planner, as we go through the night tonight, into tomorrow, it's only in the 50s again. mostly just cloudy and chilly, maybe a little bit of fog, little bit of drizzle in the morning. but we're not seeing much significant rain. delaware, 50 degrees. new jersey, jersey shore at 52 degrees tomorrow morning. but cloudy skies for the most part. that's a pic

the sea breeze, that has kicked in along the immediate shore, it's only 78 from cape may to long beach islandes inland at the airport in atlantic city it jumps up to 83. dew points though when you look at that, the numbers you are looking at on the dew point scale is a measure of how much moisture is in the air and how it feels when you step out. any time the dew points are below 60 degrees, most of us are at in the 60s it's a comfortable heat out there. it only turns humid when you hit 60, 65, we see the dew points climb into the mid-60s over the weekend. satellite 6 along with action radar with high clouds coming in from the west and sprinkles in north lancaster and berks county and the lehigh valley and the poconos. but for most of us tonight it's dry and muggy. and upper 60s across the board here from the lehigh valley to the shore. future tracker 6, 10:00 people morning near 80 in philadelphia, with high clouds around and tomorrow afternoon 90 at 5:30 in philadelphia and 70s at the shore and there could be a scattered storm especially north and west of philadelphia. so your get away fore

right now but as you lift north the sea breeze is not kicking off as much in atlantic city and long beach islandere the number is 84 degrees. the few high clouds streaming in from the north and west. and not thick enough to block the sunshine, it's equally as warm to the south as it is to the north. it's going to be a mild night. 58 in the suburbs, 65 degrees for center city. with these warm nights and hot afternoons, and turning more humid, many folks are using the heat, i know i was at the house last week. and now the air conditioners are cranking up here. could be a thunderstorm far north and west tomorrow. like lancaster county and berks county and the high pressure off the coast. on friday the front is well to the north and west. there could be a pop-up thunderstorm in a couple of locations on friday. really the flavor of the day is the heat and humidity with the temperature topping off at 90 degrees. as we go into the holiday weekend and it's warm inland and heading to the shore it's cooler there because of a sea breeze, 74 and beautiful saturday the pick of the weekend, sunday more cloud

area, and warm parts in other parts. 60 degrees in allentown and mount holly, and 53 degree in long beach island southern delaware. let's take a look at chester and montgomery counties and delaware county. kenneth square at 60 degrees. west bradford 69 degrees. 59 in st. david right now. north and west of delaware, and it's coal. warrington, 59. new hope 59. there's no immediate threat of rain, nothing close by on radar. this is the area it's just racing in our direction coming up from west virginia and we are going to be getting it by later this evening, 10:00 tonight towards morning. you can see it's not exactly warm, but the temperature doesn't drop much in the night tonight in philadelphia. the pa suburbs drop into the low 50s, and rain, again, 10:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., lehigh valley gets rain later, generally after midnight, and in delaware, again, some very heavy rain, delaware may see the heaviest rain of all. we'll go into the ten-day forecasts, see if we get better weather for mother's day weekend in a few minutes. >> okay, glen. when we're not on the air or by the tv, see our live radar a

it rained hour after hour after hour from long beach island to cape may into delaware, and you don't have to go that far inland to have it end. from philadelphia, dry, allentown dry, but there's a line of thunderstorms. now, that is moves southeast. it's not racing to the southeast, so it's not exactly going to be coming in in the next hour or so. it is getting a little closer to allentown over the next couple of hours. may very well get in there. the futurecast shows that by 7:00. some of the leading edges of that get into the lehigh valley, and as it approaches philadelphia, it weakens. there may be rain for part of the phillies game, but it looks like they may be able to get it in without anything too heavy going on. there is more rain in the next week, and i'll point that out to you coming up in just a few minutes. >> looking forward to that, glen. thanks. ready to head home from the shore or waiting on someone who is, southbound traffic is picks up along the state parkway. in fact, it's sluggish. this is a live look at the toll plaza in somers point. people making their way on t

the work is part of a federal beach replenishment and protection project on long beach island. after another week or so, crews will move on to other locations. some beach goers decided to find a better spot, but others were okay with the noise. >> like, oh, no, should we go over some place else? but then we're happy being right out here at the top and enjoying it. >> public works crews are also racing to e -- rebuild beaches hit hard by fall and winter storms. >>> 6:37. let's get a look at south jersey right now. >> route 42. jessica boyington has that. >> vai and tracy, just starting to see a little bit of cars heading out the door this morning. no big delays yet. we're watching 42 around route 41. this is in the depford area. we have a northbound drive time from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge. we're also watching for an accident on lancaster avenue and city avenue with some lane restrictions there. also, here's the boulevard around fox street. no big problems or delays yet. everything moving along. if you're heading sob toward the schuylkill, maybe you'll see more of a

the coast has pushed to the north and east and a few left over showers in parts of northern long beach island as well as ocean county, and temperatures are really cool and boston 47 and new york city 51 degrees and philadelphia 53 and we can expect these very chilly temperatures to continue through the rest of weekend and we are tracking another round of heavy rain and we'll talk about the timing of that and not only are we drinking some tea i need to taste the food before we start to serve the people. they serve thousands of people, it's 22 weeks during the summer that they do this. and there are a few folks dressed up to the nine's and i'll explain why they are dress that way and maybe they can help me taste the food. coming up. i love standing in the middle of the street, i feel like a rebel. >>> good news for a south jersey family who was searching for their missing dog. bella the yorkie has been found. she was turned into a local church. it turns out the dog was not stolen and a good samaritan rescued the dog from the black horse pike. >>> septa passengers are getting an extra reminder t

mentioning, mike, alex here's an example of that search area forked river new jersey is north of long beach islandre's lbi. big vacation spot. it is north of there. it is squeezed between lbi and toms river, just to give you a look, we will give you an look at 42 and 55. we are starting to see volume northbound heading in towards philadelphia, but the big problem this morning is a downed tree, a a big down tree along the lincoln drive. so much so it could take most of the rush hour to get this thing chopped up. officials say again the ground loosening with all of that rain we have had last week so it is closed at gypsy lane. the natural alternate for folks that get stuck using lincoln drive would be schoolhouse lane. we are watching at home, don't even head for lincoln drive, wissohickon over to the boulevard, it is your best alternate to get you down access to the kelly drive and that schuylkill expressway and of course the school buses will be detoured along that route as well. westbound lanes of the 422, a an accident at route 23. otherwise we have sun glare, every where this morning but mass t

who pack up the kids in the station wagon for seemingly internalable trip to long beach island. was a big deal. >> it always took three extra hours to load the car. always drama. >> once we were over the manahawkin bridge, the excitement would ratchet up. ship bottom, harvey cedarses , ticking off the town names until finally -- >> these are all new. that's original. i think i know who lived there at one point. >> and that's definitely an old-school. >> look, let's face it. it's been how many years? 40 -- >> 400, i think. >> jesus, we're old. >> the light house. >> definitely remember the light house. >> the good old days. >> i want some fried clam strips. >> absolutely. >> our options are limited, shall we say. but -- >> holy crap. this place is filling up. >> i think it's because it's the only place. >> i know, but still, who lives out here year-round? >> we're about to see every single one of them. ♪ >> let's be honest. when we come here in the summers, i was the bad one. >> yes. >> your recollection is correct. >> >> i was up to every variety of criminal, antisocial behavior

where again those showers still kind of are dragging their way off the coast, 62 right now in long beach islandd the increase in humidity not only yesterday but especially today. dewpoints back into the low and some areas mid 60's so it is slightly humid out there but these numbers will drop into the 50's and dewpoints by sunday could drop into the 20's as bone dry air moves back in. first front is again going off the coast. there's that very definitive clearing line working in from the west so we got clear skies to begin the weekend. and then another cold front, this one is a little more potent. you can see all the severe thunderstorm watches ahead of this as it pushes to the east moves in tomorrow afternoon. so, for the dad vail regatta plenty of sun for most of the day tomorrow. watch for some late afternoon gusty thunderstorms, 61 degrees. at 8 o'clock still sunny at noon at 71. by 4:00 p.m. we'll start to watch some of those storms arriving from the west but very mild at 76. future tracker showing at 3 o'clock it's working into the lehigh valley, berks county with a couple of the pop-up do

but right now it is still raining all the way from cape may right through long beach island all northboundthe garden state parkway. if you're heading away from cape may or expected to over the next hour you're still going to deal with the rain, even 47 heading out of avalon, sea isle city trying to cut across southern new jersey towards moorestown. a lot of the people still on the roadways trying to hit home after a long holiday weekend. and rainfall totals very impressive especially parts of burlington county, camden county, gloucester county, mount holly over 3-inches of rain in the last 24 hours. sewell, new jersey, closing in on 3-inches, drexel hill about two and half, wilmington just over 2-inches. philadelphia less but still a healthy inch and a half of rain over the last 24 hours and with that additional inch and a half as we're near the end of the month of may, it brings our rain up to date of 6.68-inches of rain for the month. in fact, 21 of 30 days with a trace of more of rain in philadelphia and you have to go back 26 years before the last time we saw more than 6-inches of rain

remnants of tropical rainstorm bon sny fromly carolinas all tht way up the east coast jersey beaches, long islandcape cod every single beach in the northern half encompassed by aly this rain. it was a washout. there's the cold front bringing in showers towards the west. pretty broken line of showers aren't thorps. in the smiled in d dc quiet alla the way down towards richmond. a couple of showers that popped upright over the district huers one on the eastern side sprinkle. same for out west. has you go out towards the t mountains so around win chest, cumberland, hagerstown area hag that's shower there. and there's still zoo chance for a shower and thunderstorms as wt go through the evening withhu tt cold front coming through. 80 at reagan, idea dulles, another warm day. pretty humid. temperatures warm towards west where they have been with the most sunshine in the '80s, 76 in washington. cooler in the low 70s along the chesapeake only in the 60 wheree its raining delaware maryland beaches. dewpoints once you hit 70 that's oppressive it was stick sixty three and it ist right now p pretty muggy eve

we're right on long island's beaches.re drowning is occurring and today we're honored to be joined by dr. joshua kooger who is the chairman of emergency services here. he's also former physician for military special ops and he sees a lot of drowning and drowning victims. >> good morning. it's good to be here. >> what do you do first when you come on the scene if you are not a physician? what did you do if you see somebody that's submerged? >> that's a wonderful question. summer months, we'll see drowning victims both at the poolside and beachside. most importantly we stay calm and make sure the scene is safe. the most important thing to do is to make sure they are safe so they don't become another victim. >> how do you make sure they are breathing properly? >> the first thing you want to do is set the vic and you want to open their airway. you want to look at the patient if their chest wall is breathing or air is moving out. we want to put them on their side. the most important thing is airway. what we do is we simply thr

jail for a long type. >> the the district attorney says patrick o'sullivan is not only guilty of rape but a murder for hire flot. >>> long island suffolk county is known for its beautiful beaches. the town of riverhead, inmates at the county jail can't hear the crash of the waves but they can at least soak in the sun. >> life on long island. though she's on lock down status in the box heather will be permitted an hour a day on the yard as wellment most of the time she will be locked inside a single-person cell on a tier along other inmates with the same status. >> you get lonely in here. you don't have contact with anybody really. it's just you and the box. i feel like eventually i will get used to it after a little bit. it's not something i really want to be useded to. >> verdon got in trouble a day earlier in the chapel. she crossed the aisle and lunged at angela because she felt angela was flirting with her girlfriend. >> it's not that common something happens at a catholic mass. things i have to consider reacting to is the 83-year-old priest in the world, the nun of 50 years that's in the room as whole as the safety. >> even after she was taken to the ground and cuffed ver

the plane took off from airport on long island and was taking part in the jones beach air show this weekendwee stay on top of this developing story you can fine updates at cbsphilly.com many. kick off to the summer season down the shore. people are packing the beaches and the boards but will the weather cooperate? meteorologist kate bilo tells which is days will be best for those outdoor activities. >>> and many of you will be firing up the grill this holiday weekend. so why do your hotdogs come in packs of tepp but the bus are sold in packs of eight or 12j good question. nicole brewer why why the numbers don't always add up. >> we begin tonight with hot start to the holiday weekend. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the memorial day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer it certainly feels like it out there. meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck with more on the even warmer temperatures headed our way. kate. >> this weekend will feel like summer has begun. we call it the unofficial start to summer but sometimes the weather doesn't quite match that descripti

the plane took off from airport on long island and was taking part in the jones beach air show this weekendwee stay on top of this developing story you can fine updates at cbsphilly.com many. kick off to the summer season down the shore. people are packing the beaches and the boards but will the weather cooperate? meteorologist kate bilo tells which is days will be best for those outdoor activities. >>> and many of you will be firing up the grill this holiday weekend. so why do your hotdogs come in packs of tepp but the bus are sold in packs of eight or 12j good question. nicole brewer why why the numbers don't always add up. >> we begin tonight with hot start to the holiday weekend. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the memorial day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer it certainly feels like it out there. meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck with more on the even warmer temperatures headed our way. kate. >> this weekend will feel like summer has begun. we call it the unofficial start to summer but sometimes the weather doesn't quite match that descripti

speaking indistinctly] >> welcome back 13th annual best page air show kicks off tomorrow on jones beach in long islandnd bringing 16 million dollars into the local economy. air shows are big business aired the country and joining us this morning with a special preview of this weekend's eventses that honor our nation heros is former navy spider pilot herself, and our very own, fox news correspondents leah gabriel. good morning leah. >> good morning sandra this is a very exciting weekend here. we're expecting around 350,000 people to come here for the 13th annual after show here at bethpage at republic airport. you can see behind me blue angels off in the distance lined up ready to go. they'll be performing this weekend that's the f18 hornets plane i used to fly i was back in the navy. it is really special when the blue angels can attend air shows it's especially wonderful for young people to see some of the planes that the u.s. navy flies, and to be able to inspire young people to perhaps maybe want to go and fly airplanes like i did one day. you can see the jet team over there flying l39 and waiting f

beaches and southern maryland. heading in closer, chesapeake branch estates to st. george island. this is where we have the heaviest rain at this time. a lot of rain has not stopped all day long. you don't have to head too much to the north and west where we have had a few showers. a few thunderstorms beginning to pop up around pawpaw moving south and east. the good news with this, this is moving to drier air. by the time it reaches the immediate metro a lot of this will start to fizzle out. a few showers do remain inside the capital beltway. around college park. hyattsville no few light showers. this should be out of here in the next 15 to 20 minutes. 62 to 68 for the overnight low. isolated showers. patchy fog, may become dense to the west of us. around 81. winds out of the south at around 2 to 5 miles per hour. this is our future cast. we move through the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. it will be a dry rush hour commute in. but grab umbrella. we will see spotty showers develop across southern maryland. as they move through the late afternoon hours to the early evening. you may hear rumble of thunder. not expecting anything to become severe. then we will clear t

beach, the patriotism of bothon thawgton it almost did not have them. they lifted a band of cuban born nationals entering the island by sea. some took to the seas to repeat their long will be the fi. vessel to make the trip since the cold war, but the company behind it once many more. resolving the cuban immigration issue was key. >> is important for our travelers and employees. many are cuban born americans. we wanted to make sure everyone had the opportunity to sail with us. we are proud of this historic moment. correspondent: on deck, most passengers were not thinking ou they see theopportunityme ago, my father saidan item >> s then came thethis is sea,sengase site of havana on the horizon. >> those are the two landmarks. about thebeen said cruisecome in on a ip century, it feels pretty momentous. as it got closer, crowds gathered to greet them like long-lost friends. firse person off the ship was american tt was hand-picked by his employers. more means more work and income for some. others have a residual fear that the island might become a weeken d jaunt for wealthy americans. katty: cuba is about to change. i am katty k. from all ofnd i will see you back here

. >> my name is john [inaudible] i was raised on long island new york and moved to jones beach which fronts on the atlantic ocean. jones beach the waves break much closer to shower. i was caught in a rip tide. in that experience i was unable to move at all. it was all i could do to keep afloat. it was very embarrassing and wistals all over and life guard diving into the the water and i was the object of that attention. i don't understand how you can prevent drownings from rip tide incident without life guard on the beach, i don't see how you can do. excellent the response times might be otherwise. i like to say i was a seaman for a while and shipped on a freighter going across the pacific and clear blue sky, beautiful smooth sea the wave hit off the deck and flooded the galley way. unless you experienced what a rogue wave is like it is difficult to imagine and describe in words. if you are on ocean beach, a rogue wave the only way you can protect people is keep them off the beach. >> thank you, mr. jones. >> anyone else that would like to speak come forward. >> i'm a grand father and

. >> my name is john [inaudible] i was raised on long island new york and moved to jones beach which fronts on the atlantic ocean. jones beach the waves break much closer to shower. i was caught in a rip tide. in that experience i was unable to move at all. it was all i could do to keep afloat. it was very embarrassing and wistals all over and life guard diving into the the water and i was the object of that attention. i don't understand how you can prevent drownings from rip tide incident without life guard on the beach, i don't see how you can do. excellent the response times might be otherwise. i like to say i was a seaman for a while and shipped on a freighter going across the pacific and clear blue sky, beautiful smooth sea the wave hit off the deck and flooded the galley way. unless you experienced what a rogue wave is like it is difficult to imagine and describe in words. if you are on ocean beach, a rogue wave the only way you can protect people is keep them off the beach. >> thank you, mr. jones. >> anyone else that would like to speak come forward. >> i'm a grand father and

. >> my name is john [inaudible] i was raised on long island new york and moved to jones beach which fronts on the atlantic ocean. jones beach the waves break much closer to shower. i was caught in a rip tide. in that experience i was unable to move at all. it was all i could do to keep afloat. it was very embarrassing and wistals all over and life guard diving into the the water and i was the object of that attention. i don't understand how you can prevent drownings from rip tide incident without life guard on the beach, i don't see how you can do. excellent the response times might be otherwise. i like to say i was a seaman for a while and shipped on a freighter going across the pacific and clear blue sky, beautiful smooth sea the wave hit off the deck and flooded the galley way. unless you experienced what a rogue wave is like it is difficult to imagine and describe in words. if you are on ocean beach, a rogue wave the only way you can protect people is keep them off the beach. >> thank you, mr. jones. >> anyone else that would like to speak come forward. >> i'm a grand father and

long. >> reporter: -- an american tourist discovering these parts also deemed almost certainly from the plane on a beach in mozambique, and last year it was this barnacle covered wing found on france's remote reunion island. >> we want closure. we need closure. we seek and we cry for closure. >> reporter: in the search for clues grieving families still searching for closure. march 18th, 2014, the missing aircraft was deemed the longest disappearance in modern aviation history, and despite that ongoing search, it has not been found to this day. it is believe to have crashed into the indian ocean. kendis and diane. >> all right, lauren lyster, thank you. >>> over to iraq now where concerns about security are sky high this morning after a new wave of deadly violence. isis claimed responsibility for three separate explosions that killed at least 93 people yesterday and wounded more than 160 others. it was the deadliest day there so far this year. the attacks come amid growing concern about the political turmoil that's destabilizing iraq and undermining the fight against isis. >>> meanwhile, fbi director james comey says the u.s. is making progress against isis recruiting. comey says nearly 800 isis-related c

. >> my name is john [inaudible] i was raised on long island new york and moved to jones beach which fronts on the atlantic ocean. jones beach the waves break much closer to shower. i was caught in a rip tide. in that experience i was unable to move at all. it was all i could do to keep afloat. it was very embarrassing and wistals all over and life guard diving into the the water and i was the object of that attention. i don't understand how you can prevent drownings from rip tide incident without life guard on the beach, i don't see how you can do. excellent the response times might be otherwise. i like to say i was a seaman for a while and shipped on a freighter going across the pacific and clear blue sky, beautiful smooth sea the wave hit off the deck and flooded the galley way. unless you experienced what a rogue wave is like it is difficult to imagine and describe in words. if you are on ocean beach, a rogue wave the only way you can protect people is keep them off the beach. >> thank you, mr. jones. >> anyone else that would like to speak come forward. >> i'm a grand father and

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