stay out of the water. >> now, i talked with matthew sumner, that life guard that you saw. he was worn down but says he is doing okay. live in san francisco, jr stone, kron 4 news. >>> yesterday afternoon 2 men had to be rescued just north of ocean beach. this was the scene near the famous cliff house restaurant. 2 men apparently climbed up on some rocks but when high tide came they were trapped. fire crews managed to save them. >>> i heard the rumble, then all of a sudden the dog barked. >> and all of a sudden the house started swaying. >> one week and one day after napa and american canyon got rocked by a magnitude 6-point earthquake. people in gilmore felt an earthquake this morning. some of the people closest to the epicenter. >> camping here, pat was en grossed in a novel when he felt the earth move beneath his feet. >> all of a sudden the ground started swage. it lasted about 2 seconds. >> what he experienced at approximately 9:10 a.m. was a magnitude 3.5 3.5 earthquake on the cal i various fault. other campers felt it, too. >> yeah. it's hard to say what time it was

a surfer ended up rescuing the swimmer because the lifeguard matthew sumner had a very difficult timegetting back to shore along ocean beach. he had a paddle a quarter mile down shore after getting caught in a rip current. his advice for anyone else who's thinking only swimming this -- of swimming there. >> definitely wear fins, know that we have a really strong risk of pull water and -- people lose their lives here every year. it's in the a joke. >> sumner was exhausted but otherwise okay. >> really have to be careful out there. >> that's extremely frightening. i'm a very strong swimmer and last december, i got into trouble with a rip current. and i was frightened. i ended up pulling that sand out of places i didn't know i had for about a month. yeah it was really -- just horizontal to the rip current. don't fight it. don't fight it yeah. very cool water out there they were saying and very cool temperature today here in the bay area. cooler than yesterday. i should say. but actually quite seasonal. high everybody, right -- hi everybody right now let's go ahead and coup you on up -- q

sumner had to paddle a quarter mile down shore after getting caught in a rip current.w has some advice for anyone else who's thinking of swimming out there. >> definitely -- wear fins know where you are. know what the water conditions are doing. know what we have a really strong rips. cold water. and -- people lose their lives every year, it's not a joke. >> sumner was exhausted but otherwise okay. >>> a mild earthquake and several smaller aftershocks hit southern santa clara county. the 3.5 magnitude quake hit about 9:10 yesterday morning. centered about six miles east of gilroy. the u.s. joe logical survey says the quake was felt as far north as san jose and as far west and all the way to the southern end of the san benito county. no reports of any injuries. >>> happening today, more help for people in vallejo who suffered property damage in the south napa earthquake. groups will be at city hall beginning at 10:00 this morning to provide information for those who needier. >>> new this morning a mall on the border of two south bay cities has an unusual predicament. th

in the meantime, sumner had to paddle down shore after getting caught in a rip current. he has some advice for anyone else who is thinking of swimming there. >> definitely wear fins. know where you are. know what the water conditions are doing. now that we have really strong rips, cold water, and people lose their lives here every year. it's not a joke. >> sumner was clearly exhausted but otherwise he is okay. >>> we're learning more tonight about what could be one of the most dangerous hangout spots in the bay area. the treacherous cliff just cost one man his life and nearly killed two more. >> reporter: the fire department's rescue operation to save three men at palisades park in daly city woke the neighborhood. >> when i woke up there was an ambulance here. there was police officers here. >> reporter: sometime around 4 a.m. saturday, the three climbed over this fence. one of the men tells me they were trying to get to the beach. problem is, there's a 300-foot cliff in the way. they were climbing down when all three fell and one man died. >> one false slip and you're d

all of this happening in the area of laurel park avenue and sumner home park road. sonoma fire county crews and cal fire responded to the blaze. officials say because of the remote location it was very difficult to fight the fire. >> the only element that would be difficult right now would be the access to it. very, very narrow one-lane road but the weather was in our favor. not super dry here and there was no real wind. >> we know the four people that were injured are going to be okay. one of the people was transferred to the hospital. right now the cause of the fire is still under investigation. reporting near guerneville. >>> hundreds of pg&e customers are without power tonight. the outage is affecting customers near the lexington reservoir. about 820 customers are affected in the area of old santa cruz highway and ogallala pass road south of los gatos. a downed wire was found on the roadway. a crew was called to the scene. no word estimated when the power will be restored there. >>> just a week and a day after the big earthquake in napa, at least six small earth

sumner had to paddle a quarter mile down shore after getting caught in a severe rip current. advice now for anyone else who's thinking of swimming out there. >> definitely -- wear fins. know where you are. know what the water conditions are doing. know that we have a really strong rips. cold water. and -- people lose their lives here every year. it's not a joke. >> he was exhausted but otherwise should be just fine. >>> a woman who became caught in a rip current in monterey bay has died after being pulled out of the water yesterday. the woman in her lates was seen struggling in the current at sunset state beach in santa cruz county. the cause of her death is still under investigation. >>> a north bay fire that destroyed one house and damaged five others sent one person to the hospital with burns. the fire near forestville? know ma county -- in sonoma county. at one point, about 50 people were out of their homes. investigators are still looking for what started the fire. >>> lawrence taking the powder today. and roberta is in and it's getting cooler right? >> i have to it will

. >> it feels like sumner new york. that is not going to last. >> no, it's been a summer curtain call. we will see cooling. temperatures tomorrow, once again, will be in the upper 80s to 80 degrees in the big cities. and traverse city, 66, and the cooler air will be sliding south. >>> we turn now to the deadly volcano eruption in japan. you can see it over my shoulder. the sudden blast trapping hikers on a mountain. some bodies knee deep in ash. here is more with the rescue tonight. >> reporter: it came without warning, japan's epic mt. ontake suddenly turning deadly. this is the moment, captured by a hiker who often posts his travels, a simple trek became a frantic fight for survival. watch this video from inside the summit. the hikers plunged into darkness. ontake erupted during prime hiking season, listen as the crystal sky is shattered by volcanic debris. some 250 climbers many believed to be near the 10,000 foot peak caught, some of them trapped over night. emergency helicopter teams rushing to pluck survivors from

that's lifeguard matthew sumner fighting the currents this afternoon. >> don't get in the water. it's extremely aggressive. beach currents are treacherous. at one time this was considered the most dangerous beach in the world. this is not a place for recreational swimmers. >> reporter: matthew checked on a swimmer in distress around 1:15. he knew what to do and paddled 1/4-mile parallel to and downshore to safety. on a warm fog free day the sun and surf and sand can combine out here at ocean beach to make it feel like your very own endless summer, but locals and fire officials say the water simply isn't safe. >> unless you're surfing, have a wetsuit and board with a leash or fins on, you shouldn't go past your knees. >> reporter: today's ocean beach tale was a happy ending. both the swim are and matthew are fine, just exhausted from fighting the waves. >> people lose their lives here every year. it's not a joke. >>> just today a woman died after getting caught in a rip current off sunset state beach. rescuers pulled her to shore but could not revive her. >>> a swarm of earthquake

charles sumner, frederick and the last guy over there was no bill and he was one of my favorite people that i researched. he had library records of the metric system and to provide spelling. he legally changed his last name to be spelled dui. he based the decimal system more or less on the metric system. he called if the american metric metric to be rude of us kind of a propaganda on the 1860s and 70s and frederick was the natural logical society that was more of a high-minded group that was pushing not just the trick system but the reform of the clock and the calendar in and the currency the biggest was the success creating standard time time and the concept of the time zone which quickly spread all over the world. this map gives you some idea of how messed up the clock was before time zones. if you if you are leaving the train in philadelphia, you would have to figure out okay it is noon in philadelphia. i'm going to indianapolis where it is now a weapon:18 and he would have to change your watch to eat within:18 and then in indianapolis indianapolis we would have to figure out the ne

charles sumner and the last guy over there is no ability we. she's one of my favorite people i've researched. he had three causes in his life, library refund, the metric system and simplified spelling. he changed his name to be called dui rate do we basically based his decimal system or less on the metric system and forms the bureau does a propaganda arm in the 1860s and 70s. it was more of a high-minded group that was pushing not just the metric system but the form of the clock and the calendar. it was creating standard time and the concept of time zones spread all around the world. to give you an idea of how messed up it was before the time zones if you are leaving the train in philadelphia you would have to figure out okay it's noon in front of you today i'm going to indianapolis where it is now 11:18 then you would have to change your watch to give up having:18 and in indianapolis would have figured out your next connection. so that was the big success. the big failure is the metric system part of it was the country wasn't ready for it and

it happened after a fedex vehicle struck a pole in the 1200 block of sumner road. the outage spans the entire southeast area of area farms. a number of roads are closed and crews are working to restore power but no word on when that maybe. experience --her cool temperatures across the area for the first day of fall. >> it is beautiful outside the belfort furniture weather center. -- wetory in annapolis will take you there live with one of our many cameras -- just a few little sailboats coming back to the docks at the naval academy where it is currently 67 degrees with a north breeze at seven miles an hour. 73 in frederick. 73 atberland, 77 stop reagan national airport. through the evening, partly cloudy and cool, the sun goes down and a little less -- in a little less than two hours. temperatures will fall even further, into the 40's. as we get through the day tomorrow, all attention turns to the south and you will see increasing cloudiness and some rain. what about the weekend? we've got all that stuff coming up in just a couple of minutes. to -- now werch turn to

use air power and a few special strikes or commandos to stop isis from expanding as we've done this sumner kurdistan and in now some of these cities between kurdistan and the heartland of iraq, but you can't really take back the cities unless you have a good ground force and that's going to require the development of a good ground force in syria to go after isis. we only have two options. work with assad which is a pretty difficult proposition to swallow, or build up a moderate syrian opposition which is a long proposition, a long and slow process. i think you will have to ul ultimately take the sanctuary in syria away from isis but it may take, frankly, a year or two to get there. >> michael, how do you unlock this problem where you do have sunni extremist group isis that if we then fight that group, then you also have a basically sunni extremist group al qaeda. you have us now attempting to help a shiite-led government that we put there essentially in iraq, a government that's not sunni in syria we would be de facto helping and you have iran who is also shia. how do we avoid getting in t

sumners later she discovered he was bigamist. she had the responsibility of the poll with only a third grade education of trying to raise us. >> host: how many of you were there country me and my brother. i was the dummy. that's what everybody called me. >> host: a nurse or jeanette and you were the dummy. that's what i've been wanting to get too. how did you get from being the dummy to neurosurgeon transferred my mother, any success i've had, i've to contribute to god and my mother. she's always seeking wisdom and came up with the idea of opening your eyes and looking around you. she noticed the homes she claimed people didn't watch a lot of tv, no offense. and they read a lot of books. she looked at where we lived, look at where they live and so it clicked in her mind, if i can get my voice to stop look at tv all along and start reading. she opposed back on us. >> host: did you have a favorite tv show? >> guest: i loved anything. eugenie the tv guide when i was around that i could tell you what was on every station. she basical

his name is gordon matthew thomas sumner. >> sting. to say about the big independence vote in scotland. i'm going to come up with something. i don't know. but first andrew has some of the morning's top stories. you ever thought about it? >> i'm just going with andrew. >> you know what i like? flea. >> flea. >> that was a good one. >> we should start a twitter poll. >> you already have one name. it's joe. you are the joe. >> let's talk to you about headlines. >> go ahead, flea. how about louse? >> what's his name is flea in red hot chili peppers. so it's already taken. two takeover deals in the news this morning. merck buying life sciences buying sigma-aldrich. also germany's siemens buying oil equipment maker dresser-rand for $83 per share. share hs risen last week on reports that a deal was close. >> you know, with siemens, that allows them -- both of them were trying to make it. but i wonder what is the overseas revenue of dresser-rand. maybe not as high. so this i might actually say has more to do with what did -- >> i will get your