public and private gatherings and they did leave washington bureau chief in a poll has been to ocean city maryland to gauge the mood for many americans this is the 1st time out after a month in the town they are hungry for fun and sun and want to celebrate this 4th of july weekend as they normally do. to keep moving on to the fireworks continue normality as much as we can moving back to normalcy is what we'd like to do i think if you take the right precautions there's nothing to be scared of you don't want your party to know what you enjoy yourself but you have you know how many thousands in a group on the protests. how to deal with a pandemic is highly politicized some feel that the restrictions are taking away their personal freedom. and the responsibility. i expect here in our community here in maryland that because that store season now that these cases are going to come back as people do not socially distance or where there are mass while visiting our beaches i don't think that's going to trump will do anything i think he will continue to you know say it's a hoax and not believe in t

are facing a new record high of with 19 infections little would you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weakened they will face a new wave which will lead to a new locked on and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken people celebrated this unprecedented fortune to live in a responsible way or the worst fears of the next wave. to come true. for more on this i'm joined now by eric cycle being an epidemiologist with the harvard school of public health joining us from washington they say mr feit old saying we've seen a dramatic rise in cases in recent days should americans sit this weekend celebrations out. well it's really hard to tell americans voice when the most popular vacations and holidays but they need to be more careful outdoors distancing and everyone needs to wear masks so if you do all these kind

washington bureau chief and us paul has been to ocean city in maryland to gauge the mood. for many americans this is the 1st time after a month. they are hungry for fun and some. want to celebrate this 4th of july weekend as they normally do. to keep moving on do the fireworks continue normalcy as much as we can moving back to normalcy is what we'd like to do i think if you take the right precautions there's nothing to be scared they don't want your party to know what you enjoy what you have you know how many thousands in a group want to protest. how to deal with the pandemic is highly politicized some fear that the restrictions are taking away their personal freedom of those just seeing the responsible action. here on our community in maryland because it's tourist season now that these places are going to people do not socially distance or where they're. visiting our beaches i don't think are going to do anything i think he will continue to say it's a hoax and not believe in the science that is there calls in so many cases and. this lack of guidance creates a turn them of

poll has been to ocean city maryland to gauge the mood. for many americans this is the 1st time out of 2 months. they are hungry for fun and some want to celebrate this 4th of july weekend as they normally do but i'd like to keep moving on to the fireworks continue normality as much as we can moving back to normalcy is what we'd like to do and i think if you take the right precautions there's nothing to be scared they don't want your party to know what you enjoy yourself but you have you know how many thousands in a group when it protests how to deal with the pandemic is highly politicized some fear that the restrictions are taking away their personal freedom others just see in the responsible actions i expect here in our community in maryland that because it's tore season now for a project like that these cases are going to come back as people do not socially distance or where there are mass while visiting our beaches i don't think president will do anything i think he will continue to you know say it's a hoax and not believe in the scien

s washington bureau chief in a poll has been to ocean city maryland to gauge the mood. for many americans this is the 1st time out of 2 months. they are hungry for fun and some. want to celebrate this 4th of july weekend as they normally do but i'd like to keep moving on do the fireworks continue normality as much as we can moving back to normalcy is what we'd like to do i think if you take the right precautions there's nothing to be scared they don't want your party to know what you enjoy yourself but you have you know how many thousands in a group one at protests how to deal with the pandemic is highly politicized some fear that the restrictions are taking away their personal freedom others just see in the responsible actions i expect here in our community here in maryland that because it's tore season now for a project like that these cases are going to come back as people do not socially distance or where there are mass while visiting our beaches i don't think president do anything i think he will continue to you know say it's a hoax and not believe in the science t

this is from ocean city, maryland. and the beach, you can see, is open, unlike in south florida and the los angeles area, beaches there are more or less off limits today. let's begin in florida, the hardest-hit state just posted 11,445 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours, another daily record, and that's in line with some of the worst single day numbers we saw here in new york back in april. cnn's boris sanchez joins us now from clear water beach in plach florida and the staggering numbers haven't stopped beach goers where you are. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, ana, there are fewer people here than usual for fourth of july weekend, according to locals that we have spoken to. nevertheless, families are still coming out to enjoy a day on the water, on the sand. we've seen different people playing all sorts of sports, kids playing in the sand. keep in mind, the numbers that we're seeing in florida are staggering, as you noted. over the last three days, the first three days of july, w

states are facing a new record high of 19 infections littlewood you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weekend they will face a new wave which will lead to a new locked all in and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken if people celebrated this unprecedented 4th of july in a responsible way or the worst fears of the next wave. to come true. well let's cross to washington now and you know as paul who brought us that story in is how are people preparing for the holiday tomorrow. well larry differently as we saw in this report some kind of want to continue doing what they always do others are really really careful they're going to stay at home only need really their friends and closest neighbors to avoid spreading the virus even further and since lockdown measures have been aimed at many places we're sayin

are facing a new record high of with 19 infections littlewood you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fund we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weekend they will face a new wave which will lead to a new lockdown and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken if people celebrated this unprecedented growth into life in a responsible way or the worst fears of the next wave. will come to. the european union has approved the use of friend disappear until viral drop that's been found effective in the treatment of covert 19 the approval comes after a u.s. decision to buy up all global stocks of the drug while the e.u. is in talks with a company that produces one visit to obtain its own doses but with stocks dwindling as far from certain how much it will get. it said to ease symptoms and reduce the length of the illness it might even save lives and easy

a new record high of who with 19 infections but little would you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the rican they will face a new wave which will lead to a new locked all in and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken the people celebrated this unprecedented open to life in the responsible way or the worst fears of the next wave. will come true. and let's bring you up to date now with some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic mexico has reported a record daily tally of new infections almost 7000 in a single day the number of confirmed coronavirus cases there is approaching 240000 japan the capital tokyo has recorded its highest daily number of new infections however the japanese government has said there is no need to reintroduce a state of emergency and the u.k. government says that fr

are facing a new record high of with 19 infections littlewood you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weekend they will face a new wave which will lead to a new locked ellen and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken if people celebrated this unprecedented pull from to life in a responsible way of the worst fears of a next wave. will come true. in turkey the trial is starting over the murder of dissidents saudi journalist to mock a shock she shocked he was killed in 2018 inside riyadh's consulate in the turkish city office to you know in getting papers to marry his fiance who was waiting outside his remains when a found the child was opening up censure of 20 saudi nationals indicted for their role in. you know your correspondent who you hon is standing by for us in front of the court in istanbul that h

a new record high of with 19 infections because little would you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mosque they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weekend they will face a new wave which will lead to a new locked all in and that would bring them to their knees you know watching date of the news well have more headlines at the top of the hour until then. stay changed. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona. coated 19 special next on d.

ocean city, new jersey, ocean city, maryland, also getting waves and wind and this will be increasingoughout the day and asbury park, a typical spot we see storms coming in you see the waves acting up as well. the center, 50 miles southeast of ocean city, maryland with 50-mile-per-hour winds and now we have tropical storm warnings that are posted for the jersey coastline, long island and all the connecticut coastline and already have flash flood warnings for parts of delaware. here's the forecast track. line not that important. we don't expect a whole lot of strengthening with this. it will be windy and some coastal flooding and certainly going to be rain later on this afternoon, tonight and into tomorrow morning and some of that rain is going to create some flooding. we'll talk about that in just a few minutes. george? >> rough weekend ahead here. okay, rob, thank you very much. >>> to the white house now where the president is facing his worst marks yet for handling the coronavirus emergency. our new abc news/ipsos poll shows 67% of americans disapprove of how he's handling the cris

we go to ocean city, maryland to gauge the mode. >> for many americans, this is the first time out sincehe lockdown. they want to celebrate this fourth of july weekend as they normally do. >> i wouould like t to do the fireworks, and continue normality as much as we can. >> i think if you take the right precautions, there is nothing to be scared of. >> they don't want you to enjoy yourself. but you have how many thousands in a protest. >> how to deal with this is highly politicized. some feel the restrictions are taking away their personal freedom any others are seeing that it is a responsible action. >> because it is terse season in maryland, fourth of july, these cases will come back's people do not socially distance or where their masks -- or way to their masks -- socially distance, or wear their masks. i think president trumbull continue to believe -- trump will continue to believe it is a hoax. >> this lack of guidance grades a dilemma -- guidance creates a dilemma. brenda runs a bar and grill. >> we want them to wear a mask would if they don't wear a mask, we cannot tell them becau

it forced the closure of a number of beaches while roads were flooded in ocean city. he storm moved north. president trump was forced to postpone an election rally, which had been due to take place in new hampshire. the united nations and the european union have criticised a decision by turkey to turn one of the world's most famous buildings, the hagia sophia or ayasofya, back into a mosque. the world heritage site was originally built in the 6th century as a byzantine christian cathedral. the ottoman empire then converted it into a mosque in the 15th century. it then became a museum in the early 20th century. from istanbul, 0rla guerin reports. change is coming to hagia sophia — jewel of the byzantine empire. a great monument to christianity conquered by the ottomans, later a museum bearing testimony to layers of history. speaking turkish. but president erdogan, who presents himself as a modern—day conqueror, has announced a new chapter. "anyone who doesn't like it," he says — and plenty abroad don't — "is attacking turkey's sovereignty." under its soaring golden dome

it forced the closure of a number of beaches in delaware while roads were flooded in ocean city and aowns in new jersey. heavy rain also fell in new york city as the storm moved north. president trump said the storm was being closely monitored. president erdogan of turkey has signed a highly controversial decree, turning one of the world's most historically significant buildings — the hagia sophia — back into a mosque. the unesco world heritage site has remained the spiritual home to 0rthodox christianity since it was built in the sixth century, with the move drawing comdemnation from both religious and heritage groups. from istanbul, 0rla guerin reports. change is coming to hagia sophia — jewel of the byzantine empire, a great monument to christianity conquered by the ottomans, later a museum bearing testimony to layers of history. but president erdogan, who presents himself as a modern—day conqueror, has announced a new chapter. "anyone who doesn't like it," he says — and plenty abroad don't — "is attacking turkey's "sovereignty." under its soaring golden dome, hagia sophia will now

tropical storm fay it is sitting 65 miles south/southeast of ocean city, maryland but look at all of that rain that is falling on the northern side of this storm it's a fast-moving storm by the time you get into this afternoon, it's just along the southern tip of new jersey and then by saturday morning at 2:00 a.m., it's already past new york city. and then continues to make its way up into canada so we are dealing right now already with the risk of rip currents from long island stretching down into the coast of the carolinas and georgia we are going to see dangerous conditions at the beaches. temperatures warming up and staying that way so it is going to be very dangerous if you are going into the water. we also have tropical storm warnings and flash flood watches in effect for the mid-atlantic region it's been four years since new york city has been under a tropical storm warning so that is certainly kind of a big deal when you consider the fact it's been a long time since we've had a tropical storm pass through this area. we could see as much as 4 to 5 inches of rain much needed r

are facing a new record high of with 19 infections littlewood you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weekend they will face a new wave which will lead to a new lockdown and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken if people celebrated this unprecedented for them to life in a responsible way for the worst fears of the next wave. will come true. let's bring you up to date now with some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic japan has confirmed over 200 new coronavirus cases the highest daily increase in 2 months she has grow off another wave of infections china has banned meat imports from various processing plants in several countries in the past months as the pandemic hit the world's top meat processes and the u.k. government says that from july 10th it will lift its quarantine requiremen

states are facing a new record high of with 19 patients littlewood you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weekend they will face a new wave which will lead to a new lockdown and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken if people celebrated this unprecedented growth into life in the responsible way of the worst fears of the next wave. to come true. joined by double reporter william grew cross who's looked a bit deeper into this story william what can we expect this week well that's the big question the public officials and public health officials are worried about just how many people are going to go out beaches barbecue is a mix of a lot of people have more or less normal independence day to celebrate freedom and they're saying maybe you can celebrate freedom in a different way stay home and sending mixed me

facing a new record high of with 19 takes at least a little would you know here at the boardwalk in ocean city maryland the majority of the people is not wearing a mask they tell us we are here to fun we want to celebrate we are done with this why was the business owners obviously do have a different approach they fear that after the weakened they will face a new wave which will lead to a new locked all in and that would bring them to their knees in 2 weeks' time we will know whether the right steps were taken if people celebrated this unprecedented pull from to life in a responsible way for the worst fears of the next wave. to come true. now let's get more on that we are joined by tyson barker from the aspen institute in berlin tyson's thank you so much for joining us this morning what do you think we should expect to see this upcoming weekend. well i think it's going to be quite uncertain it's a specially in the in the sun dot states in the south where the numbers have been rising it is extremely hot actually there's a heat wave going on and it's like texas and oklahoma as we speak so what t

oceanic cities could grow and adapt housing anywhere from 30210000 people. the threat of rising sea levels might be right around the corner hamburg in northern germany could also be at risk . that the homework is and it's a real danger hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast. and research indicates that the sea level in 10 years to rise with the risk of storm surges would increase significantly largely through the. news reels recalled a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast about 100000 people lost their homes and hundreds of people were killed and thousands as a woman or god knows. the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline hamburg was cut off for days local residents were scarcely able to cope and the situation today maybe even more dangerous because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters. this is the port of hamburg more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city a still threatened by storm surges a lot of new projects are under way to p

now, in ocean city, maryland, we saw heavy rainfall there. traffic was snarled, roads were closed. the roads weren't really closed because of the ocean flooding. but due to the very heavy rainfall across this region, as well. it continues to trek towards the north, slightly towards the northeast. supporting winds associated with it at just about 35 miles per hour. this is the last advisory that the national hurricane center has issued on what used to be tropical storm fay. fay never looked very good. it was always kind of poorly organized, natalie. now, bye-bye to fay, as it reeked havoc from the carolinas to the mid-atlantic, new england and into southern canada. back to you, natalie. >> and caused a rally to be canceled by the trump campaign. thank you so much, karen. >>> the national hockey league is set to return to the ice august 1st. its season was postponed in march due to the pan ddemic. now, it will begin in earnest with 24 teams in toronto and edmonton, where players and staff will be inside a containment bubble. the players will be tested daily, as the commissioner says

there's any childhood past time favorite summer beach of ocean city, maryland.f you look at the lower right-hand corner you see what appear to be people. norks tho no, those are empty beaches among the counties in south florida where the beaches remain closed because of the pandemic. >>> while millions of americans across the country do commemorate the country's independence, we remember frederick douglas who in 1852 gave a famous speech called what to the slave is the fourth of july. he explained the tension between slavery and the ideals of freedom. sadly, that tension still exists today. here now is cnn's leyla santiago. >> reporter: fireworks, parades, ceremonies, the celebration of u.s. independence, once declared by founding fathers that wrote, all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights that are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. but the very rights being celebrated on independence day are the same rights that millions of americans say they and their ancestors have not been allowed to enjoy. >

here's a live look at ocean city, maryland, where there are so many people swimming and sunbathing ons fourth of july. like ordinary memory supplements, neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators of brain performanc: memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. >>> along california's coast, beaches are closed this fourth of july weekend as coronavirus cases continue to surge in the state. right now, there are more than 251,000 confirmed cases and more than 6,000 deaths. cnn's paul vercammen joins us from huntington beach. paul, what's happening there? >> we'll show you what's happening on the beach. nothing. look at these vast tracks of absolutely -- oh, that pure sand and nobody on it. it's really ripping their guts out here up and down the california coast. and look, here comes the patrol lifeguards making sure no one comes out. what has happened here in california is somewhat remarkable because the cooperation level. santa barbara county, ventura county, los angeles county and here in orange c

tropical storm fay is now 60 miles south-southeast of ocean city, maryland. it's moving north at 10. we like to see these storms 10 miles or longer. they move along. the rapid motion to the north of the system will protect us a little bit. you can now see some of those heavier rain bands are now moving onshore into southern new jersey and along the coastline where delaware and maryland meet. here's the forecast path. it's not often you get a chance for a tropical system to go right over the top of new york city, but that will happen later on this evening, right around 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. as we go through the day today, we'll get additional landfall. for the historical records, it should be along the jersey coast, maybe near atlantic city this afternoon. then this system will weaken as it hes to northern new england. it will be gone by the time we get to saturday afternoon. what does this all mean. >> tropical storm warnings, wind gusts are possible from the new jersey coast, new york city, long island, again, scattered to isolated power outages. i do not expec

jim, first time caller, probably your number one fan from south jersey, cape may county beautiful ocean cityck question what is your thoughts on boeing? i'm having some concerns i'm a little bit long. i'm about 12 months down >> first of all, dry town. always love that boeing is a company that is going to be, i'd say, 25 down and 150 up when they get this thing approved and a vaccine occurs i like that. notice i said it occurs. it gets done i think they're in good shape. don't double down. my biggest fan. regina that was my biggest fan. okay so i need to know, scott in colorado number one scott. >> caller: i had an urge to buy coca-cola call from january at 50 did i make a mistake >> probably. why would you do calls on a stock 50 got a good dividend. just own the common and reinvest the dividend didn't mean to be mean i'm not mean let's go to mark in virginia mark. >> caller: hi, jim great big boo-yah from the big beautiful commonwealth of virginia how are you? >> i'm from the commonwealth of pennsylvania i'm one upping ya. i'm doing well what's going on? >> caller: i wanted to check in on f

you can see throngs of people at the beach in ocean city, new jersey yesterday.s orders mandating social distancing and wearing of were seen observing neither order. and to me, this is what is so very frustratinfrustrating. because if we don't all cooperate, we're all going to suffer. spencer, i know it makes you crazy to see people not taking it seriously. >> it does. you're right, dan. i just wonder what's going through people's minds. what is it going to take to convince people who are not complying with the important guidelines, protective guidelines. but what does it take to convince them to add their vulnerable, too? you think they would wear masks and socially distance to protect themselves. and it's just very sad, very frustrating. >> and if i might just jump in. when i was interviewing dr. peter hong this afternoon, he made an important point. it's not just the closures of these place where is people can gather, such as malls or theaters. it's what you don't see and can't control, what's happening in people's homes, in their backyards and living rooms. i

this is ocean city, maryland, where beaches on the eastern seaboard are open and busy. some with mandatory face mask rules in effect, others not. the beaches in south florida, the miami area, also near los angeles on the west coast are all closed for the entire independence day weekend and a scaled down fourth of july celebration is set to go off tonight on the national mall in washington, d.c. this is what it looked like just moments ago there. cnn's alex marquardt joins us from d.c. what is the latest there, alex? it still looks empty. >> reporter: yeah, ana, the president obviously hoping that huge crowds would turn out for what is being called a salute to america. it's going to be a huge celebration with a massive flyover, all sorts of aircraft and one of the biggest fireworks shows according to the department of interior. but you have to imagine that the white house is a little disappointed at this turnout. we're looking down towards the u.s. capitol, towards the washington monument. this is the reflecting pool right here. very few here so far, some gathering in th

i would like to recognize gale sal company in ocean city, south new jersey. it was founded by tim, ben, david, and sean, four young men with a lot of energy. mr. van hollen drew: although the economy is struggling and people have never been further apart and polarized in many ways t. phenomenal to see the--ways, it is phenomenal to see the entrepreneurial spirit that south jersey have and that they have and that that entrepreneurial spirit is still alive and well even during the most difficult of times. i enjoyed some of their delicious food this past weekend. i was proud to join tim, ben, dave, and sean for their grand opening. the assortment of salads was a fantastic addition to a healthy diet. they have fresh ingredients and their own hand crafted salad dressings. i wish them and their business success. most of all, they are a tremendous example to all of us that if we persist and we work that we will still thrive and not only survive but thrive and do well. they are truly a model for all of us and may god bless them. i yield back the balance of my time. t

here's a shot from ocean city over the weekend, where you can see people crowding into the beach.ernor there saying that people who do that in large numbers and don't follow social distancing guidelines are playing with fire. also along the east coast, in philadelphia and providence, rhode island, city officials shutting down restaurants and bars and citing some as well for not following safety guidelines. so now we are seeing these areas that are not currently dealing with drastic rises in cases trying to prevent themselves from becoming the next hot spot by just shutting things down if people aren't able to follow the rules. neil? neil: all right, grady, thank you very much for that. grady trimble on those latest developments in indiana. by the way, we are just getting news from the national retail federation that it's calling on all major retailers to establish mask policies. in other words, force the issue that not only workers but shoppers wear masks. we already got word earlier today that walmart is going to institute that across its 5,000 plus stores in this country. the sa

up the east coast as we speak, expected to make landfall later tonight, you're looking like the ocean cityce, where is faye headed and what can we expect. >> tropical storm 50 mile-per-hour sustained winds, we don't expected to become a hurricane, it's going to cause a beach day for the northeast coastline, actually this is the earliest s name storm in atlantic history, were already into the sixth name storm, it is not ringing very good weather to the jersey shore line, we are expecting landfall around new york city tonight, we think the pinpoint is going to be in and around new york city and we expect the legacy of the storm to be mainly at heavy rain event. flash flood watches and warnings are posted hear from new jersey all the way up to southern new england and tropical storm warnings as well for most of the coast of new jersey, long island, up towards coastal connecticut as well, this will be with us throughout the day and into overnight and saturday, scattered showers and thunderstorms and we can see the threat for tornadoes, week tornadoes to seize tropical systems as they potential

we have video from ocean city new jersey. you see beachgoers packing the beaches.e are playing with fire. the beaches there are still open. including chicago, providence, rhode island, philadelphia, bars and restaurants shut down for not following social distancing guidelines at their institutions. these are largely places not seeing drastic spikes, arizona, florida, california, arizona, but these are places keeping the numbers relatively in control but people just are not following the rules as reopening begins. they're having to take a few steps back because of that. stu? stuart: got to follow them rules if you want to stay open. grady, thank you very much indeed. next case, secretary of state pompeo hosting a news conference right now. had words about china. edward lawrence was listening. what did he say, edward? reporter: very strong word about china. if china wants to treat hong kong as part of china, the u.s. will treat hong kong as part of china. the u.s. will do whatever is necessarily to insure the chinese communist party changes its behaviors through acti

the site is owned by the city through the sfpuc and is located just north of ocean avenue at the intersection of a number of residential neighborhoods including sunnyside, ingleside and westwood park. city college, main campus, is directly to the east and the balboa park station is about a half mile walk. there are a number of muni bus lines and the light rail line running nearby. the balboa reservoir site was among the first identified through the city's public land for housing program which speaks to implement the -- seeks the implement the policy of the voter passed proposition k and the surplus property. the city working with the puc put forward to convey and redevelop an underused site. it will bring new housing to the site and provide all families of all incomes the opportunity to live in this transit and amenity-rich neighborhood. the reservoir is currently 1,000 spaces of surface parking. a portion of which is leased to city college as overflow space. the project implements key aspects of the city-wide equity approach. the site is on the west side of the city in a transit-rich area am

and police in ocean city asked drivers to avoid parts of town because flooding has made some roads impassableay made landfall yesterday afternoon in the garden state, leaving people to trudge through the water to make pit across streets and intersections. man, oh, man, some subway stops across the city were flood pd, one so bad that storm water was pouring down the stairs turning the underground passageway into a waterfall spectacle. in new hampshire the threat was so severe, it caused the white house to postpone a campaign rally. the event will now take place in a week or two. forecasters say the remnants will peter out, you know, probably through tomorrow. but in terms of how unusual this is, it's that we haven't seen a storm like this this early in the season. pete: laura, thanks so much. appreciate your coverage. all right, griff, over to you. gru give one nascar driver is showing her support for law enforcement at kentucky speedway. driver angela ruch joining forces with the wounded blue organization. the trump features the motto never alone, never forgotten as well as the thin blue line

this holiday weekend beaches in monterey city will be closed. ocean activities like swimming, surfing, and kayaking will be allowed but all beach activities will be off limits. >>> new details on the crowds flocking to an east bay covid testing site. the drive through location at cal state university in hayward has seen such a surge that they've had to cut off the line every day this week so far. the hayward fire department says the site hit new levels on monday when workers tested nearly 500 people. look at the line. the deputy chief explains that with the expansion of tracking and tracing, there is a spike in demand. >> they want to make sure that, uh-oh. i was exposed. i want to quarantine. but i -- maybe i don't want to have to quarantine the whole time i'm going to get tested. >> reporter: testing at cal state east bay resumes tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. and runs through 4:00 in the afternoon. the chief is considering adding an evening shift to test people after they get off work. the site will be closed on friday ahead of the long holiday week

there were more shark sightings today on new york's long island, and it forced one city to send out a warning saying the oceans closed until further notice. farther north in maine, a swimmer was mauled to death >> reporter: tonight new york city's most popular beaches are closed after more shark sightings, the same day as maine named the victim of the state's first known shark fatality. >> this is a very highly unusual event. >> reporter: witnesses saw 63- year-old new york city resident julie dimperio holowach, swimming with her daughter, 20 yards off the shore of bailey island, when she was attacked. >> we were able to recover a fragment of a tooth, and with that fragment, mr. scomo was able to positively identify this as a great white shark. >> reporter: holowach's daughter was uninjured. >> this is the time of year they move up for their summer and fall feeding. >> reporter: research groups study sharks and their migration patterns. they tra recently as far north as nova scotiaca graphic photos, b arizona atlikowski lab, shows le sharks on the hunt in maine in recent weeks. >> now we look like their food,

look outside in san francisco, at least we do still have this cool ocean breeze and this natural air-conditioning right over the citye haven't seen any fog today, it's nice and sunny. but still we're looking at that ocean breeze coming in to keep those temperatures in the 60s. but we are not going to feel that as you head to the inland east bay. we are taking a live look outside in walnut creek. a look at our temperature trend for today if you're going to be heading out in the middle of the afternoon, expect it to reach into the low 80s here, which is about normal for this time of year as we've seen a lot of sunshine but also just a slight warmup. let's go micro climate by micro climate as we look at our south bay. high temperatures today in spots like gilroy where we'll reach up to 85 degrees. we head up towards the east bay and we will see some mid-80s, even up to 90 degrees in pittsburg but staying nice and cool in oakland. and only some mid-60s along the coast line and for areas like palo alto will reach up to the upper 70s. for san francisco we're looking at mostly some mid-60s here. and for the north bay, expe