he owns a piece of land near martins beach in half-moon bay. modern law says he has to allow access to the beach but coastal claims the property came with rights that date back to the time with the treaty with mexico and under those laws he says he can block access to the beach. that matter will now go to an appeals court. >>> a bay area man wants to start a class action suit against wells fargo. the campbell man asked federal court to certify the lawsuit yesterday. it mirrors accusations in a suit filed last week by a city of los angeles. both complaints claim the bank encourages employees to fraudulently open new customer accounts with the culture of high pressure sales. wells fargo denies the allegations. >>> your parents tell you when you meet someone for the first time look them in the eyes and give them a firm handshake. a new study linking rip grip strength to increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and early death. researcherss a seas the grips of 140,000 people. they found every ten-pound decline in grip strength was linked to a 17% hig

. >>> surfers and environmentalists have a new powerful partner in the fight over access to martin beach. the state of california is joining to ensure that the public has access. the road was blocked in 2010 after a venture capitalist purchased 89 acres. the state's lands commission and california coastal commission has joined groups hoping to keep the access to the beach open. >>> coming up here at 6:00 are the skies getting friendlier? what passengers are saying about the nation's biggest airline. >>> and the norovirus outbreak at sea. the nauseating hawaiian vacation, and what the crew did to make it as smooth sailing as possible. >>> the highly contagious norovirus, the uninvited guest on this cruise ship, docked in san francisco this morning and got a good scrubbing. passengers disembarked today from their from trip to hawaii. over 100 were confined to their cabin. they had nothing but praise for the crew. >> they came in and sanitized and washed the walls. they were excellent. >> really good crew. really good captain. the staff was excellent. they really were great. they came in wi

he owns a piece of land near martins beach in half-moon bay. modern law says he has to allow access to that beach but coastal claims the property came with rights that date back to the time to the treaty with mexico and untder those law he can blok access to the beach. >>> a bay area man wants to start a class action suit against wells fargo. the campbell man asked the federal court to certify the lawsuit yesterday. it mirrors accusations in a suit filed last week by the city of los angeles. both complaints claim the bank encourages employees to fraudulently open new customer accounts with the culture of high pressure sales. wells fargo denies the allegations. >>> it's not just good manners, a firm handshake may be a good indicator of heart health. weak grip strength could be an indicator of heart attack or stroke of death. every ten pound decline was linked to a higher percent of death of cardiovascular disease within four years. the risk of any early death by any cause rose by 16%. >> sweaty palms, not really good. >> turnoff, big time. >>> th

martins creek 46. gandys beach leading the pack, 57 degrees glassboro 47. cinnaminson, 50. woodbine and buena coming in at 45. high pressure working its way off the coast winds will shift out of the south and that begins our warmup. it starts today we're into the low 80s this afternoon in the city. down the shore low to mid 70s, the numbers pull back with the sea breeze, day planner, lunchtime, 72. mostly sunny skies 3:00 p.m. 79. 80 degrees forecasting a high of 82 which is roughly 6 degrees above where we should be for this time of the year. tuesday is the next precipitation, that's in the form of pop-up thunderstorms with heat arena -- and humidity, turning much hotter in the seven-day forecast. our first heat wave of the season. the guys. >> 8 people are in the hospital, two fighting for their lives after a carbon monoxide leak in montgomery. fire crews were called out on west airy street in norristown. they found elevated readings in five homes. the source of the leak a generator in the basement of one home. the power was shut off days ago. 8 people were taken to the h

cnn's martin savidge has been investigating his claims and joins us live from palm beach, aruba. he spot ten years ago that authorities maintain and even the holloway family believes was the last place that natalie holloway was, this spot here with joran van der sloot. the new witness that's come forward says, you know what that's wrong, and it's been wrong for ten years. he says he's something the natalie holloway case has never had, an eyewitness. >> you were the last person to see natalie holloway alive? >> yes. >> so where have you been? because it's been ten years. >> reporter: actually de young isn't new. he's been speaking out for years. in 2008 he even called natalie's father and said -- >> she's on land and i know where her body is hidden. and my initial thought was, oh, this is another crazy. >> reporter: he's gone to the police numerous times, even given a sworn statement. >> what happened? >> nothing. >> reporter: here's his version. on the night natalie holloway vanished de young says he was doing something illegal at a construction site. he won't say what. but around

martin now. got everything today. >> little bit of everything. hail, thunder and lightning. gilroy. sunshine showing up at ocean beach. clear skies for now. fog is coming back tonight and tomorrow. this system instead of coming towards us, see that bird, it is going this way. everything is working its way south and east of -- or south and east -- or south and west of the area. there is the system. that is what we have been tracking. in the last 45 minutes we picked up on this activity. out here near gilroy. that activity would be going up into the hills but moving towards gilroy. morgan hill, gilroy, heard thunder and lightning. perhaps getting heavy rain. i am sure you are. rain is coming down hard. this system is not going this way. this way. it will work its way towards the monterey area. tracking that for you. all this moisture, all this stuff is coming off shore and moving out into the pacific. there is the system. tracking there. there it goes. moves out. your bay area weekend sets up. high pressure sets up. you get into a better pattern. you also see a return of the coastal fog. so highs back on the weekend. dry forecast. temperatu

martin counties engineers say that there's plenty of sand. >> how much sand is out there. >> there's an abundance of it. >> but these golden beaches might asell be lined with it gold because when it comes to sharing, some politicians aren't so willing. >> so the idea, generally speaking, it's the idea of taking the sand here and shipping it to miami. >> yeah. i've been known to say -- >> a lot of people are going to say, that sounds kind of selfish. >> it isn't when you look at what i have to protect and what i'm fighting. >> a major storm could wipe away their beaches. >> you guys have your own erosion issues. >> absolutely. >> and they aren't convinced that st. lucie county has enough sand to go around. >> we will help where we k. but we have to protect our own. >> crews can't just use amy's sand. it must be the right color size and text you're, a precious commodity especially in miami where the beaches attract 14 million people every year generating it $2 billion. >> is getting the sand from the northern counties make the most sense to you? >> when you need sand, you have to get it from somewhere and we're looking at all areas. >> it ne

martin counties engineers say there is plenty of sand. >> how much sand is there? >> there is an abundance of sand off the shore lines. >> but these beaches might as well be lined with gold because when it comes to sharing some politicians are not so willing to wade in. >> so this idea of taking sand here and shipping it to miami? >> i'm not a fan. >> you're not a fan? >> no. >> i've been known to tell them take your sand buckets and go home. >> a lot of people will say that founds selfish. >> well, it isn't when you look at what i have to protect and what i'm fighting for. >> she and others are worried that a major storm would wipe away their beaches. >> you have your own issues. >> absolutely. >> and leaders are not convinced that st. lucie has enough sand to go around. >> we'll help where we can but we have to help protect our own. >> crews can't just any sand. it must be the right color size and texture making it a precious commodity. especially in miami where beaches attract 14 million people every year generating $22 billion. >> just getting the sand from the northern counties make most sense to you? when you need sand you have to g

martin, are they looking for food, is the water warmer? >> a lot of teams if they get too far up they get -- [ talking at the same time ] >> sometimes they will beachmselves. they come into the bay a lot. they have been coming in more. it is a healthier bay environment -- [ talking at the same time ] >> more of them. the bay is healthier. the san francisco bay was polluted, even during the gold rush. sediments. pollutants in the water and now the bay is becoming cleaning. more than we saw 10, 15 years ago. okay. there is the cloud cover now. what is interesting, i remember 20 years ago, you didn't see canada geese, now they are everywhere. all good signs. the system i am tracking. more rain in the forecast. you can see showers showing up up north. closer here. what we are tracking. the showers are going going to set us up with a cooler day tomorrow. winds are blowing, bringing this system in. south there. south there. southwest. south east there. the winds are clocking around. that low pressure. winds are southwest at sfo. that is a rain direction. old days, that is how you tell the weather. there is a wind shift. humidity changed, right? the wind

martin. you are familiar with this area. >> when you get in oil spill it is usually from in oil tanker. this one came from a pipe that was broken and the oil leaked in from the beach. that in some ways is a little better because he won't have as much oil getting far out to the ocean. this is what we are talking about. it is 300 miles south of the bay area. if you have driven down highway 1 you know this area. it is right up in here, i can come in a little closer. it is. what we are seeing now are winds that are blowing out of the northwest. they are blowing something like this in this area. they are taking the oil and pressing it down towards town. the other thing we have -- i think we have some video. we do have reports now of a couple whales a couple whales in this area. this is the beach. you can see the oil on the beach. what you don't see is that water is black. that is a lot of oil on the beach. we were talking about it in the newsroom it is a good size oil spill. this will be a big deal. we will cover it tonight at 10:00. right now the oil spill is heading south down towards santa barbara. >>> the western conference finals get underway tonight in oakland. g

martin county, engineers say there's plenty of sand. >> how much sand is out there. >> there's an abundance of sand off our shorelines. >> these golden beaches might as well be lined with gold, because when it comes to sharing some politicians aren't so willing to wade in. >> the idea generally speaking, this idea of taking sand here and shipping it to miami. >> i'm not a fan. >> you're not a fan. >> no, i've been known to say tell them to take their sand buckets and go home. >> some say that sounds selfish. >> it isn't when you understand what i'm trying to protect and fighting for. >> she worries a major storm could wipe away their beaches. >> you guys have your own erosion issues. >> absolutely. >> there may not be enough sand to go around. >> we will help where we can but we need to protect our own first. >> crews can't just use amy's sand. it must be the right color size and texture making it precious in miami where its beaches help attract four mill people every year generating $22 billion. >> this getting the sand from the northern counties, does it make most sense to you? >> when you need sand, you have to get it from somewhere. we a

martin's creek 59 degrees. quakertown 60. allentown 59 as well. tannersville 61. no humidity up there at all. look towards oxford 68. chester and center city 69 with higher humidity levels. dandy's beacheventy and 71. again, high humidity levels across kent county and delaware. delaware bay temperature up to 68. on the oceanfront, ocean water temperatures are still in the mid 50's. got to get those numbers up there memorial day weekend right around the corner. here's satellite six with action radar still seeing a couple of showers across the poconos, everybody else is a combination of sun and included and accu weather says that is how they will stay, this afternoon. expect a conviction of the sun and cloud 85 degrees. that will be the forecasted high with higher humidity levels. nice little breeze out of the southwest at the five to 15 miles per hour and then again be on the look out for spotty thunderstorm after four or 5:00. you can see how nice temperatures climb during the afternoon, 84 degrees, by 3:00 o'clock. the head to go citizens bank park phillies taking on arizona, warm, muggy there could be a thunderstorm around after the the seventh inning, 79 degrees by first pitch by n

martin is a five-time surfing champ. he was vying for a sixth victory when he showed what it really means for a competition. in the middle of the competition, he spotted nicholas on the beachi stopped the competition, went over to him gave him the ride of a life time putting his quest for another win aside to give something back to a fan. look at that. he carried him on his shoulders and rode the wave. he didn't win the competition. he says this moment was the biggest triumph of his life. it gives you chills. sflit >> it sure does. >> he saw the man. decided in a moment to put him up and take him for a ride. >> i love seeing this again. >> total winner. >> there are good people left in the world. >> thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing that amy. >>> we have an abc news exclusive coming up with the parents under fire for raising their kids, free-range parents so to speak. come on back. >>> here's another improve this tip. messy paint cans are the worst. make hoels around the rim to keep them clean. tap in a few holes. the paint drains back into the can. to see more go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. and primer and stain and sealant in one via online or mail-in r

beach. >> right. your life's even better than those of us who go on vacation. so ana let's talk about this new field. rick santorum jumping in. george pataki as you heard on new day. martine? >> well let's see, rick santorum joins an already very crowded lane of candidates competing for the social conservative vote. let's remember rick santorum ended up winning the iowa caucuses when they finished the recounts in 2012. and he really was the one that dragged out the primary until way into the calendar and took on mitt romney until almost the very end of the primary calendar. so you know i think those things make him feel like he's entitled and should be running. george pataki? uh-huh. okay. some people get hobbies. some people run for president. i -- i have a hard time figuring this one out. but you know it's -- >> well -- >> -- land of the free right? and he qualifies to do it. so you know some people just want to get their voice out there. >> okay. well here's what he told us on "new day" which is that he was a republican who won the blue state of new york. and he's one of only two republican governors ever to have served in new york. so he thinks that he can sort of tr