may want to go for the beach. a bright day and not a lot of fog. maybe a patchy fog for the coast but not a lot. great barbeque weather and even in downtown san francisco. 74degrees is the high today. 90 in san raphael and 87 in san jose and the bay will get to 74 degrees. a lot of 70s for the coast and even a couple of low 80s. here is the baseball forecast. a lot of folks are heading to the oakland a's taking on the mariners. the first pitch 105 and starting in the sunny skies and then a breeze northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour but a nice afternoon. you will want a hat. e with george. is anybody out there this morning? >> not at all. it is good news for those of you that will be out driving around today. remember, 101 during midday, likely to see heavier than likely traffic through san francisco. even late saturday evening. there was a backup on 101 northbound which is quite unusual. that's because of the closure at the 280 extension and expected to reopen for tomorrow morning. for those of you driving around the bay. no backup at the bay bridge a

go to the beach. rrow after heading back to school and work the fog returns for the morning hours. maybe a bit of drizzle. steady over the next several days. mid80s. and 70s for the shoreline. and if you have the day off. and and expecting are traffic light day. we have though a road closure at 85. and this is until 4:00 this evening i don't expect any impacts. >> it should be light and easy for us. >>> 4:18. five weem were -- people were injured off the coast of maryland. three were taken to a burn center. there was a boot that burst as it pulled from the dock. these are pictures taken by a man at the dock. >>> a dust storm being blamed for a 50 car pile up in washington state. a few inyou grys were reported. a total of 9 people were taken to the hospital for the injuries. no one was critically hurt. >>> all people on board a plane near denver that crashed are dead. it was before noon on sunday. three people were declared dead at the scene there. two were taken to the hospital where they later died. i

on the beach sitting at 3:00 this afternoon, 4. ill feeling warm there with more of southwesterly flow not a strong seabreeze. in the pool forecast you want to jump in the pool with temperatures we v humid, few thunderstorms. keep in mind at any point, showers, 1 p.m., 84 and 4 p.m., 86. here's a look at the 7-day forecast this labor day. very muggy and warm, 88 degrees for the high. a few scattered showers or thunderstorms at any point in afternoon and evening. otherwise lots of clouds and sunshine mixing in the look at tomorrow, hot, humid, 94 for the high. we get a few, spot jury thunderstorms and they could produce flooding rain late in the day. watch for that. wednesday, humid, the storm system breaks that 88 for the high. it's warm. but feeling better. thursday, mostly sunny skies and. pretty nice, warm, friday, hot, back up to 90 again. turns more humid and we stay dry on saturday, clouds and sun, we knock the temperature down to 5. chance for a shower around sunday, mostly cloudy skies and high of just 80. temperatures getti

beach lovers. they must let the public use the word on his property to get down to the beach. the only other way to get to the secluded beach was from the ocean. >> what this court said is you cannot take apportion of our planet and buy it up and hold it all for yourself. >> and now the judge said if the property owner they are wants to block off the beach he must get a permit from the state coastal commission. they are disappointed with the decision and could appeal the case. he is a co-founder of microsystems. he is going to be at the gate to make sure it's now open. >>> and a high-speed chase ended in san francisco with the drive behind bars. chp first tried to pull over the driver since 11:00 last night. they are reaching speeds of more than 100-mile-per-hour. the chase tipped and it ended when the driver crashed near 24 24th and cap streets. the driver was arrested for evading police. >>> they are warping of a possible strike tomorrow. they are hold a news conference to announce a likely walkout. they are expected to affect the golden gate ferry service but it does not app

back out here live now you can see a lot of people on the beach. they are still trying to contact those four surfers who are beyond the rip currents at this point to see if they are in distress. the waves are moving very quickly out here at ocean beach. 10-foot swells at some points. but if you -- if we pan back around you can see chopper 5 the blue and white chopper out there, they are trying to help contact four surfers to see if they are in distress trying to get them to the rescue boats that are down in the water right now trying to figure out if they have more people who are potentially having problems because of the exceptionally high tides and currents out here at ocean beach. live at ocean beach, andria borba, kpix 5. >> standing by in case anything changes now. this is another shot of what it's like out at ocean beach. if you have never gotten into a rip current or felt a riptide or an undertow, there are a lot of different names for it you have currents that are moving under the surface of the water and then you have breaking waves on top.

, get her off the beach. i don't know how many times i repeated it, get her off the beach. >> it was survival at that point and i just needed to get to safety. >> paramedics put betsy on a gurney and are able to carry her away. with relative calm restored, the mavericks competition goes on as planned. >> there's some broken legs and broken boards, broken spirits, but the contest rolls on. >> and tyler finally gets the show he's been waiting for. >> i had never seen waves like that before, and to see these tiny, tiny people dropping in on just giant waves a half mile offshore was amazing. >> betsy forman is still a surfing enthusiast but coming face-to-face with a monster wave has given her a greater appreciation for the power of mother nature and has bonded her and dan in ways they could have never imagined. >> knowing how precious life is definitely brought dan and i together. i realized wow, in the blink of an eye, i could have been dead. i could have lost my fiance. >> coming up -- a driver runs over every

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things change tomorrow, as we head through the weekend, we are live on sky 6, taking a look at the beach in cape may, the place to be as labor day has come and gone and the beaches are not crowded at all. its still summer and feels like it. 87 in allentown and wilmington 82 and trenton 84 and cooler on the beaches, sea isle city 78 degrees and the boardwalk in atlantic city, 80 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing that the system that will be bringing us some changes. we have the influence of high pressure right now and what is going on? the warm front is to the south, this moves through tom and this ushers in an increase in humidity and then there is a strong cold front that is out to the midwest and that will be slicing through the region by saturday night. that will bring us a few things, showers and thunderstorms ahead of it and behind it, we have a big drop in temperatures and humidity on sunday, future tracker showing tomorrow morning, a little more in the form of clouds and a few sprinkles in the morning here and there. as we head into the afternoon, the warm front

we have dense fog at the beaches this morning. but i think that's going to start to break up throughout the day. still looks like we'll see lots of sunshine into the afternoon. in fact, away from the coast temperatures warming up 70s inside the bay mid- to upper 80s in the valleys and 60s partly cloudy toward the beaches. out over the bay we have some patches of fog. the temperatures running a little bit cooler this morning. remember yesterday we had some very warm temperatures at this time. 50s and 60s now. but by the afternoon sunshine and 84 degrees in concord. 84 also in the napa valley. 80 in san jose. and 71 degrees in san francisco. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. we have one accident and a little bit of overnight roadwork that's finally clearing. so we'll show you some travel times. highway 4 still looks good in both directions. westbound 580 an accident approaching grand line is blocking up to two lanes, delays on 205 out of tracy sluggish to north flynn but it is "friday light" ac

the city met last night to include the beaches and a no smoking policy has been in place at the parksaches surrounding lewis have also banned smoking at the beach including bethany and ruhoveth. >>> in tucson a car and its driver were swept away and a woman drowned when her husband tried to drive across a flooded area. the rain was caused by hurricane norbt. phoenix and tucson saw record rainfall and most of that state under record rainfall. >>> the system that brought some rain just south of here yesterday. you could see how high the flood waters were there. a lot of drivers rescued from their cars and 35 children had to be rescued from a day care there. no one was hurt and the water has receded. >>> and, of course, we've got another round of that rain moving up towards our area, but, however, it's not going to be as abundant as you just saw there in that video. we will get occasional showers, most of the rain, again, down the shore on our beaches. dry, rather tranquil as we take a look at boat house row this morning. not really too bad. they'll pick up more later on today. right now

and what goes great with caipirinhas on the beach? how about some barbecue? our heart. don't eat me. oh, no. not my head. oh. well. >> to complete the picture, maybe a large fish. maybe some crab. >> you know, anytime you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all these troublesome shells is worth the work. sow tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these are the lungs. you don't want them. now you've got all this nice fat in there. oh, yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. what's poking out of there? oh, yeah. that little nubbin of goodness like a celestial nipple. oh. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crab meat without the actual crab or lazy lobster, that was the beginning of the erosion of our society as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to like fight al qaeda? if yo

even some drizzle out toward the beaches. rain going south so we may see high clouds from the system but that's it otherwise temperatures warming up. 70s in the bay, mid- to upper 80s in the interior valleys and 60s along the coast. out the door we go. we have patchy fog out there inside the bay as well but this afternoon lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. look at these numbers starting to warm up nicely. 85 in livermore. 80 san jose. about 71 degrees in san francisco. all right. time to check on the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: overall overnight roadwork out the door at 4:34 areas of overnight roadwork especially in oakland. if you are traveling between 16th and broadway you will hit overnight roadwork for at least the next 25 minutes. and that roadwork westbound 580 hacienda to the dublin interchange in the clearing stages now. we'll get a check of mass transit coming up in just a few minutes. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> san jose police are trying to find out who shot o

he paid $37.5 million for the land between the beach. two weeks later, he closed off public access that existed for decades. when the county told him he needed a coastal permit. he never applied for one and his attorneys argued no permit is necessary to close a gate. they sued khosla saying he ignored the coast l commission and law and contended the billionaire should be required to pay the maximum fine of $15,000 a day, which would amount to something in the range of $20 million. khosla's attorney argued in court the coastal commission was a run away regulatory body that was violating khosla's fifth amendment property rights. the judge listened to six days of testimony and visited martin's beach and ruled khosla needed a permit to close the gate and ordered him to stop preventing public access. >> i think is this is a great victory for the people of california today because it protects their coast. for the first time in many years, what happened is a court has said mr. khosla, tear down that fence. >> reporter: just moments ago, khosla's

one family's walk along the beach takes terrifying turn when they have a run in with a raccoon. father and son d >> authorities in iceland are lowering the aviation warning code once again they raised it to its highest level early this morning because of annie ripping at this volcano. so far no ash has been detected which is good news for planes in the area. iceland mick meteorological office calls its today eruption and calm and said it could hardlhardly be seen on meter ths measure ground motion. thousands of earthquakes have rock the region in recent days leading to concerns it may eru erupt. >> crews needed to ladder to rescue these folks stranded on a bus in sweden. heavy floode flooded roads. people were told to stay home. many in the area even lost their electricity. >> a louisiana marine makes a very special delivery it's his own newborn son. on wednesday brian arden was rushing his pregnant wife to a hospital right outside lafayette but the baby did not want to wait. they made it to the parking lot but their fourth child was ready and made his grand entrance. uniformed u

most of the rain going to be confined down to the shore and, of course, the beaches. right now 68 degrees and humidity 70% and your winds about 8. yesterday we some breezes and i think we'll have the breezes around for the day today. 68 in philly and most areas in the 60s and unless you're in the poconos at 55 degrees and 57 for the lehigh valley and milder down the shore in the 70s and, of course, all the way to sea isle conditions. clouds overhead but not producing raindrops they are, though, to the south. the low spinning off the coast slowly and i mean slowly going to move up the coastline here and wrap around some of this moisture that we're going to see. now, most of atlantic city down to cape may and the beaches will get the bulk of that the farther north you go it turns to showers and some areas may not even see some of those rain drops. this futurecast shows most of it combined and down to cape may and then out of here by tomorrow afternoon and this next front comes in thurz asday and that w bring thunderstorms by thursday. chance of showers at 66 and noon clo

a day at the beach ends in tragedy for one young girl. what happened when she decided to explore a giant hole in the sand. plus we look into what caused a 50 car pile up. that made drivers blind to what was ahead. and a cat killer on the loose in daly city. you'll hear from its devastated owner. >> vicki liviakis a cat found bloody and badly injured in daly city. has triggered an animal cruelty investigation by police. kron 4's maureen kelly got the disturbing details from the pet's owner. >> maureen kelly this is a picture of a cat named candela before it went missing. this is a picture after panda was found. it had a broken jaw, broken teeth and extensive eye damage. the owner says that one of the that that treated the six year old cat says it looked like the cat was hit with a blunt object like. a baseball like the cat went missing the thursday before last when they were taking out the trash. they looked everywhere but could not find him. they put up fliers but someone kept ripping them down. the following saturday they found someone ha

we will be latent in the clouds at the beaches and into the bay.otherwise here's what you can expect. high pressure it's over the four corners states. not going anywhere very quickly. our temperatures are going up and until about midweek then we have this area of low pressure that will enhance the marine layer and therefore we will see some cooling down by wednesday. but first things first actually a big cooldown beginning on tuesday. and we will share that seven day forecast with you. but check out the central valley. triple digits in fresno, also merced, modesto, triple digits in redding, low 80s and the greater lake tahoe area where we have a red flag warning. it is posted. 70 degrees abundance of sunshine. monterey bay. back in through carmel. number wise upper 60s into the beaches and otherwise the sunset district flirting with 70 degrees and 74 in san francisco. which is above average for this time of the year. then we will experience the hottest weather east of the bay and also to the south you go towards gilroy and in morgan hill. this is y

meanwhile temperatures will be going up anywhere from the upper 60s and low 70s at the beaches all the way up to 83 in santa cruz. yep beach day low 80s 234 oakland through beck -- in oakland through berkeley. upper 80s in napa today and 80s and 90s santa clara valley and east of the bay going up to 98 degrees at disco bay. ten degrees cooler for your tuesday. status quo the remaining portion of the week. gang back to you. >>> roberta thank you. in contra costa county, it happened about 7:00 last night on willow pass road near mountain view avenue. the woman died at the scene. police describe the vehicle as a silver chevrolet stepside style truck manufactured in 2005 or later. >>> five people recovering from a smooting outside -- shooting outside a party in livermore. kpix 5's juliette goodrich had a hard time finding anyone willing to talk about the shooting which happened early yesterday morning. >> you have no business being here. go. >> reporter: the police did when they heard the gunshots. >> he suddenly heard multiple gunshots go off. he radioed two other units to respond to the

enjoy the beach and sun. stay out of the water. >> that swim mer was rescued by surfers out here at ocean beach. the swimmer is fine. the lifeguard also fine but exhausted from trying to fight the rip current trying to get out of the rip current. that's what they're dealing without here today at ocean beach. very tempting to get in the water. it's a gorgeous day, warm, sunny, but the water still very, very dangerous. live at ocean beach. >>> we have new details on a deadly accident at a bay area beach. sean carrington was killed and two of his friends were hurt when they fell off a 300-foot cliff at palisades park saturday. neighbors tell us the park is a pretty popular hangout spot and people apparently get access to that dangerous cliff through a hole in the fence. >>> we are learning more about 49ers player ray mcdonald's domestic violence arrest. it's coming from his fianci as police raced to his home. >> we'll play that for you in just a minute, but 49ers here in santa clara are starting to grow weary of

. >> coming back again forever and ever, long live the beach. >> all good things must come to an end. looking forward to the snow. >> really? until then there's plenty of time for one last funnel cake and a ride on the merry go round. >> now it's time for your first look at business on this labor day. apple's next iphone will feature a mobile wall let. it will work handle in hand with touch i.d. it will make it possible to pay for something with a swipe of the finger. the iphone vi is expected to be unveiled next week. >>> wall street ended in positive territory and take a breather on this labor day it's closed. the white house will use this week to step up the hike in the minimum wage. >>> ashly furniture store in texas lost a bet. it will cost $1 million. he promised to pay for anything bought in his store during an 11 day period if the texas a&m football team beat south carolina, they did. got to hedge your bets. >> delaware county are celebrating the boys of summer who can call themselves champions. newtown baseball teams, the 13 and 15-year-old won their respective babe ruth worl

the beach belongs to all of us. i'm happy to come down and surf today. >> it's enormous to have the courts once again reaffirm the public's right to go to the beach in california. it's sad that this has to happen occasionally because of, um, private property owners blocking off beaches. but it's always gratifying when the court reestablishes the fundamental principles of the coastal act. >> reporter: attorneys for owner vinod khosla argued that the coastal commission's regulations didn't apply because the land was private before california was even a state. but the judge apparently did not buy those arguments to the delight of surfers and advocates of an open coastline everywhere. reporting in san mateo county, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> new at noon attorney general holder will announce today that he is resigning. he is head of the justice department for 6 years. he will stay in his post until his successor is confirmed. >>> within the last hour golden gate bridge district workers announced a strike tomorrow. the un

hazard through the evening for the bay specifically the beaches around santa cruz and thed marin county facing the southwest. we will talk about what is going on at the game two weeks left in the season rangers and a's and 68 at 7:00 and dropping to 62. watch out for haze and smoke and 81 at lake tahoe and 87 in wrote cement and 100 in fresno and sunshine around monterey and 95 in los angeles. leyla gulen? >> we have 44 bart trains on time and ace train one is a minute late and golden gate bridge is nice and clear. away from marin to san francisco northbound traffic does not have slow downs and we have construction and it is in affect until further notice and eastbound 580 at central avenue you have construction crews and that is a permanent construction project that is there throughout the day and some the evening. if you are headed along in the westbound direction the toll plaza is not too bad and the drive from tracy to dublin is 43 minutes and slowing on highway 4 from antioch to concord. >>> the state board of equalization is asking car buyers to check their tax rate

hung out on the beach. had a picnic. it was lovely. >> reporter: napa will be lovely again some day, after the cleaning and the propping up in months ahead. this is what the city's estimated $300 million in damage looks like. still making do. >> it's unique method of propping up a building. >> reporter: but who is going to prop up napa? federal relief dollars arrived for the city but not for homeowners or business people. >> government is slow, unfortunately. >> reporter: garrett murphy said it's best to have a strong plan. he owns the oldest stone building in town, the red-tagged one with even more history than rocks in the street. napa will survive, he says, and mostly with help from itself. >> in the beginning, when the community says we'll come and help, we will pick up some stones and help you, that was great. now they just need to shop locally. >> reporter: 30 days, an earthquake community out of sight and out of mind for most of us. but not here. not even close. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7

seabreeze temperatures on the beaches in upper 70s. you factor in the dew point, dew points are tropical. we have dewpoint of 71 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington and dover, due minutes mid 70s. we have not felt this kind of humidity for most of the summer. so it's pretty oppressive up there and tomorrow it's going to be even hotter and more humid. satellite 6 along with action radar showing downpours and storms. >> and look out to the west. and future tracker showing clouds and sunshine as we head into the evening hours. we'll see showers and thunderstorms developing primarily in our far north and west suburbs in the evening and then moving offshore. by around midnight. the heaviest storms will be north of philadelphia. it's going to be a steam bath. high of 9. you factor in dew points. it will feel closer to 96. 97 degrees tomorrow. a lot of kids heating back to school for the first day. definitely want to dress for summer. drink lots of water and try to stay cool. on wednesday behind the system we get winds out of the northwest. as

. >> that is a nice list, i may head to the beach. k says grab a jacket. it's nice and breezy out, lots of sunshine though, lets look at the temperatures. 69 in quakertown and 74 in pottstown. 70 in saint davids, and 74 in center city. and only 70 in toms river and hammonton 72 and 70 in dover, delaware. as we look at the temperatures right now through the area, the afternoon is just filled with sunshine and if you are headed to the playground or whatever else you are doing this afternoon you'll see sunshine. a cool breeze and winds out of the north-northeast. 8 to 14 miles per hour at times during the afternoon but feeling great, by 2:00 p.m., 73 degrees, by 4:00 p.m. 76 degrees, coming down from your high of 77, a few degrees above average for today. looking at satellite 6 along with action radar, you see why we have the sunshine, no worries out there. clouds starting to fill in from the northwest and some clouds may mix with sun. the weekend ahead here, your barbecue forecast, saturday and sunday, mostly sunny skies and warm afterno

compounding the tram i did is that a loved one watched from the beach as the two men disappeared and were pulled unconscious from the water. ktvu's katie utehs is live after speaking to the devastated family member. >> reporter: heather, tonight family and friends have gathered here at ocean beach for a bonfire and they are still out there celebrating the life of their loved loved ones. i had the chance to speak with lorenzo gonzalez who lost his father and brother with the swiftness of an ocean wave. lorenzo gonzalez snapped this picture as he waited with his dog along the shoreline wednesday. >> it just seemed like it was a perfect day to go swimming. >> reporter: but san francisco's ocean beach was deadly deceiving. >> i was looking and looking and looking for the two heads that i missed and down the shoreline that is where i seen somebody -- somebody wave odd me-a surfer pulled josi garcia, jr. out first and gonzalez began cpr on his brother. garcia, jr. died the next day at nearby st. mary's hospital, leaving behind his 4-year-old daughter. the two men had traveled from the cent

sunday mostly sunny on the beaches and pleasant with a high of 77 degrees. g a look at what's going on up to the north, burgton, vermont this photo from adam on twitter. you can see that the foliage is changing. it is vibrant. very colorful. conditions really nice this fall for fall foliage. we've had just the right amount of rain. cool nights, warm days. and the fall foliage running about a week behind schedule. the peaking normally across new england. early october, to mid october. and here we wait until late october, early november for fall foliage to peak but looking like a very nice season. the call from accuweather this friday, mainly clear, a little fog could develop. and the exclusive seven-day forecast one of the weekends you want to get outside. tomorrow a fall beauty. wall-to-wall sunshine, 82 degrees. sunday, mostly sunny skies. a few high, thin clouds late in the day with a high of 83 degrees. on monday, still mild, 79 degrees. but more clouds begin to filter in. heading into tuesday and wednesday, a storm system offshore will bring us more cloud

water near the beach l.a. restaurant this is 345 is the afternoon both men taken to hospital with critical injuries and then just about an hour later the crews rushed to save another surfer in the water near the cliff house. >> : fire crews battling the king fire el dorado county are standing their ground and as gusty winds approach in the containment lines from the fire burning east sacramento are holding the blaze atherton's thousands of homes has become the second most expensive a fire to fight in california this year. >> : king fire cost more than $53 million since starting a few weeks ago. now there 33,000 a. nearly 40 percent contained. >> : more news golden gate bridge workers on strike this we acknowledging their work stoppage very likely disrupts how commuters get to and from work. the key here with the latest >> : as of friday commute is strike to add to the misery there is a window right now coalition of unions representing four of 52 rich workers and europe for a walkout at the end of the week of th

you are laying on the beach and someone shows up with a bucket of ice and water. then 30 minutes later when it starts melting they change the ice. i was literally looking at the guy and they kept changing it back and forth. >> beverages go in the ice. >> yes. and then they take them out and replace it with fresh ice. >> without asking. >> tell us about the glasses. >> nothing costs a nickel but you are on a plan of some sort. >> they come up to you, see your sunglasses and they take them off and they take like a windex while you are on the beach. they are cleaning and putting them off. my friend and i kept looking at each other going what's going on. we were so excited. >> how about the drinks? >> they make the best drinks. there is this tequila drink. you sip tequila which is so thrilling. you sip it. >> usually she just downs it like shots. >> they have like a bloody mary mix but so much better. you take a sip of tequila and -- and a sip of sangrita and te kill la -- >> this went on for days apparently. >> days and days and days. >> i heard the scream. i was just

i know the historic beach society is here they appreciated what we did and john log did moot example of what we can do with the doggie diner head he's been responsible for you want to thank him over 51 thousands of funds raised to kick start this (clapping) and i hope john that we can provide the example of what they will look like it's fit and shiny and with the honor of the history no big changes >> beautiful work. >> thank you, thank you. i want to say welcome elementary school fifth graders. >> yeah. >> i know those are moments they can enjoy the history as well but they social themselves with a fun icon and i am so happy to be here with you and guess what their wearing giant shirts and that's because of the great work of public works they've taken the pledge to honor as kids and they take care of their neighborhood so you've taken a great pledge and you understand what the giant sweep means it's using baseball and i want to thank our supervisors they also worked not only to keep their neighborhoods clean and beautiful but to honor us with their appreciation with this history and

and as we head toward the beaches, well, it did get into the 80s at some of the beaches with more ofest wind today. avalon, still 84. lewis, 83. we haven't seen a lot of days where it's been that warm this summer. it's 84 in philadelphia. but look how cool it is back to the west. only 52 degrees in chicago. that's amazing. 55, minneapolis. they got snow for the first time ever this early in the season in parts of south dakota today. snowing in south dakota. not canada. south dakota. and not in the mountains, either, necessarily. live radar. we have a couple of isolated showers across chesapeake bay headed toward delaware. and that's what the future cast shows. so that is just coming through tonight with the front. and then that will be it. but the front is going to stall to the south, and then start to move up and there we are on saturday. when computer models bring in the rain into parts of the area. perhaps by midday. and much of the area being wet by dinnertime. then it finally moves out and gives us a much brighter day on sunday. now, for the rest of the night, we're going to be

stinson beach, the santa cruz beach boardwalk, those are areas to be careful. golden gate bridge cam showing blue skies over the bridge there. 70 in san francisco. 76 in oakland. same temperature in san jose. 81, morgan hill. as we take a look at this view from the santa cruz cam, it sure looks like people are enjoying their monday at the beach. it has been a mild to warm day. 77 in santa rosa. currently, low 80s, concord, livermore and we are certainly seeing a little bit of haze in the atmosphere. low clouds return overnight tonight. cooler the next few days. we are looking at the shower possibility between late wednesday night and thursday morning. so here's the system that may bring us some wet weather. we will call it the midweek system. high pressure will weaken and that system produces the possibility of rain. we are keeping an eye on moisture from odile. it's currently a hurricane, just slammed the baja peninsula with heavy rain, flooding. that will continue, but as it continues to weaken, the desert southwest is looking at showers, thunderstorms around

. >> thank your lifeguard when you're on the beach today. >> especially now. >>> hollywood stars want their privacy saved, but it might be too late after dozens of intimate private photos were apparently stolen in one of the biggest cyber attacks targeting celebrities. among the victims, oscar winner jennifer lawrence. hackers may have taken explicit images off of her cell phone by hacking the storage cloud. lawrence's publicist calls is a flagrant violation. mary elizabeth winstead also got hit. she tweeted knowing those photos were deleted long ago, i can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. feeling for everyone who got hacked. >>> a promising development this morning for the 6 million americans battling heart failure. a new study looks at an experimental drug that could improve the quality of their lives. pills taken twice a day are shown to lower the chances of death or hospital stays by about 20%. the pill is made of two medicines that block the effects of substances that hurt the heart. novartis wants the fda to approve use in the u.s. by the end of the year. >>>

they walked out at the northern end of the beach where they cut off their path back to the beach firefightersable to rescue them without any injuries. >>> and three people were injured by a lightning strike. it happened at orchid beach and it is a big thunderstorm moving through the area. people were thrown 10 feet when the lightning struck. >> it hit the water or the san, you can see like an explosion and then people just running. >> the beach was closed for safety reasons. the conditions are still unknown at this time and they did not appear to be seriously injured and that storm caught many people by surprise and witnesses reported seeing dozens of people running for safety and everybody was in michael arnett the water at the time of the lightning strike. >> they claimed the victory they have been surrounded by militants and they have helped with u.s. air strikes. they also delivered humanitarian aid and some lawmakers are pushing for the u.s. in the fight against isis especially in syria while others were urging caution. >> they crossed the border before we even knew what happened. this i

beach alone. after every call the message remains the same. >> there are no life guards on ocean beach. ey don't want people going in the water. >> reporter: firefighters say surfing is different because it is a flotation device which makes it safer than swimming. if you are caught in a rip current swim parallel to the beach till you can get into shore. don't fight the current. it makes people tired and they succumb to hypothermia. katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco firefighters helping to fight the king fire in el dorado county for the last week now are coming home tonight as crews gain the upper hand on the fire. the rainfall helped firefighters make progress on containment lines. 95,000 acres burned near pollack pines. at this point the fire is 43% contained. aside from firefighters having to be extra careful the rain is a welcome sight. >> rain is great news in terms of increasing humidity and lowering temperatures allowing firefighters to make some additional head way on the fire. >> the number of homes destroyed stands at 12. another 12,000 homes are threatened. ev

he died on the beach. >> that's pretty tragic. that's very trag ic. >> reporter: the rescue operation lasted nearly five hours. the two survivors are being treated at san francisco general hospital. don ford, kpix 5. >> the two men who are injured are expected to be okay. ivan updated his facebook status everyone saying hey, everyone, so i'm in the hospital with a broken leg and i lost my phone so if you need to contact me, do it through facebook. >>> the bay area has more jobs than ever. >> sounds good, but coming up, find out why it may not be such a positive sign after all. >> plus using technology to help those in need. a unique program that's making the link. >> nothing clears out the sky over the bay area like the first day of september. the sunniest, the warmest month in san francisco. look at this. golden gate clear with high temperatures today near 80. we're clear at the beach as well, but not going to last very long. flexing their muscle on this labor day. " " >>> some san francisco hotel workers who have been in a long s

a beautiful day to be at the beaches. we have wall to wall sunshine. not a cloud to speak up. the registrantened today and today -- strengthened today and today was the hottest of the holiday weekend. this breaks down tomorrow. a trough here off the coast is going to pull out of the gulf of alaska and it will bring us a cool down. we have the breeze that is going to pick up. we have the marine layer that will thicken. tomorrow morning, patchy fog, tuesday a deeper marine layer. stronger breeze and cooler temperatures. right now again a beautiful view outside our doors. over night, the fog returns. by tomorrow morning along the coast, into the east bay. parts of the north bay. and for the afternoon a big drop in temperatures. temperature wise tomorrow morning a lot of 50s and low 60s. and for the afternoon upper 70s to low 80s. areas along the north bay, look at the difference here. 85 livermore as opposed to 99. 80 degrees for san jose. 80 sunnyvale. 5-10 degrees expected for many of us, difference there. 68 san francisco. 60s at the coast with partly cloudy skies. extended for

the warm weather attracts people to the beach. rescuers say there are safer ways to cool off than getting in the water. >> we have a really strong rip. cold water. and people lose their lives here every year. it's not a joke. >> don't get in the water. it's aggressive. as we know, the beach current are treacherous. one time this was considered the most dangerous beach in the world. this is not a place to be tore recreational swimming. stay out of the water. >> a coast guard helicopter searched the water after somebody reported a second swimmer in distress but they did not find anybody else who needed help. >>> two lanes of southbound 680 in martinez are shut down after a big rig fire sparked a brushfire. take a look at what happened. this photos shows flames engulfing the cab of the trailer. the fire damaged three of the cars on the car trailer. the truck caught on fire about 2:00 this afternoon on interstate 680 at pa chak owe boulevard. flames spread to a hillside burning about half an acre as you can see. fire crews had to shut

in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills. after the war most of the street-car lines would be replaced with motor or trolley bus service. in 1947, the mayor recommended replacing two lines with motor coaches. and it appeared that san francisco's iconic cable cars had seen their final days. entered mrs. cluskin, the leader to save the cable cars. arguing that the cable cars were a symbol of the city, and she

a gigantic tree toppled across vallejo street in the north beach area this afternoon. look at the scene. the tree fell near columbus street directly in front of the original cafe triste coffee house. it pulverized a car parked underneath, just crushed by this huge tree. the street is still closed. public works crews will cut up that tree and haul it away. >>> san francisco's mayor is meeting at this hour with the heads of san francisco firefighters unions who are asking him to fire the fire chief, joanne hayes-white. carolyn tyler joins us from city hall with news on this developing situation. carolyn? >> reporter: that sit-down is taking place right now up there on the second floor. the fire chief says she did not meet with the mayor today but is confident he has her back as she struggles to hang on to her job. the heads of every employee group in the san francisco fire department ranging from the black firefighters, the asian, women and gay firefighters, waltzed into san francisco mayor ed lee's office late this afternoon. they were delivering a letter they unanimousl

we put this huge massive flag up on the beach house. we absolutely love that thing. t place on the planet out on the east coast. the long beach island. some great friends. who's back there? >> i wonder, who is that? that's me. >> we had some great times at the black whale, summer 2014. >> oh, there you are. got the hat on. whoo! >> that was a fun night. >> oh, man. so many favorite summer moments. but i think the best one had to be the pool party at lou dobbs's house in the hamptons. hammer and ducey were doing strip tequila shots with john scott. it got really ugly, a little violent. they end up throwing up in the hot tub. stuart varney pumped shep in the face for stealing his pitcher of sangr sangria. the high point was when hannity beat o'reilly in ping-pong and they were using a faberge egg as a ball. >> all dudes. >> all dudes. we don't need ladies to have fun. >> okay, gotcha. >> that was really interesting man party situation. >> it's called a marty. male party. >> male party. >> illegal citizen. >> no. are you kidding me? >> yeah. >> every one of them was -- >

cooler along the beachs with that seabreeze kicking up. sea isle city and boardwalk 78 degrees. dew points have not had dew points this high most of the summer. very humid. it's 71 degrees in philadelphia. dew point 76 in dover. that's tropical. you add that with temperature, the heat index feels like 94 in philadelphia and feels like 9 wilmington and dover and feels like 91 allentown and reading. now stormtracker 6 liver showing one isolated storm. no lightning strikes with this.

the surfboardmaker, pearson arrow, replaced his board. state officials say manresa beach will remain closed through thursday. coming up at 6:00, more on the state investigation and how surfers are reacting to the attacks and the beach closure. >>> we do live in shark territory. since the 1950s, there have been more than 100 reported encounters with great white sharks in california. 13 of them deadly. in july, a young great white attacked a swimmer in southern california near manhattan beach. the 50-year-old victim was hospitalized but survived. >>> a popular north beach bar in san francisco has a huge mess on its hands after a car crashed through the front doors this afternoon around 1:30 this afternoon at the comstock saloon near the corner of columbus and pacific avenues. two customers and a driver were hurt but not seriously. the driver had a warrant out for allegedly selling marijuana in sacramento county. he was taken into custody. >>> developing news in mexico tonight. locals and american tourists dealing with a category 3 hurricane. this is in the resort city of ca

billionaire vino coshla bought the land in 2008 and locked the gate to the beach. the judge said he couldn't do that without getting per in addition from the california coastal commission. the ruling could have an impact up and down the west coast. >> whether or not someone can take the law, read it the way he wanted to read it through his attorneys and say i am closing this beach to the public. >> today's ruling is expected to be appealed. >> we got this video into our news room. >>> take a look. it's the aftermath of a drive by shooting in vallejo. one man is in serious condition after he was shot several times while he sat in his pickup. police tell us a car rolled up at the intersection and someone started shooting at the man. no arrests have been made. >>> how to keep criminals from committing more crime? well that's a question parents, police, judges, everyone has wonnerred for years. tonight, cate caugurian shows us how about so much cash >> reporter: richmond, one city on paper, two in reality. >> just trying to survive. >> reporter: the north side border li

did you enjoy yours at the beach, huh? >> i did. we had a lovely time with friend at the beach. now back to reality. >> you got a little sun there. you look good. >> you know, i cause chaos in the makeup department. why don't you put sun block on. because the sun is out. you know? >> easy to forget when you are having fun. >> completely forgetful. uh-huh. >> we begin this half-hour with the millions of americans, cleaning up this labor day after taking a beating from a weekend of severe storms. >> everywhere east of the mississippi, concerts. sporting events washed out. dozens of flights, delayed or canceled, and entire neighborhoods flooded. >> in the midwest, ominous clouds, high winds, torrential rains. this is dennison, iowa, one person struck by lightning. severe storms, hammering the nation's midsection right now as well. and it is not over yet. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: millions of americans in the southeast are cleaning up. after devastating floods damaged homes and cars. in alabama, mississippi, and louisiana, heavy rains triggering flash flooding. neighbo

enjoy the beach and the sun and stay out the the water. >> reporter: this gives you an idea how crowdedbeach was. you see all the people here and you also see all these emergency crews and park rangers tell me a 22-year-old man was with his girlfriend, he went deeper and that's when he got caught in a rip current and he got caught pretty far but fortunately there was a sufferer near by that helped him. they went looking for him when they realized that he was on shore. they told the life guards to come back. those life guards had a hard time get lg back to shore. we are able to make it safely. i spoke with one of those life guards and this is what he had so say. >> i went into see if i can find him. he was rescu sufficient a surfer. >> this is pushing a lot of water on the corner. >> reporter: again, the good news here though the fact that nobody, not the two life guards who were out there and not this swimmer, no one was hurt. life in san francisco, jr stone. kron 4 news. >>> happening now, crews are on the seen burn the scene burning. >> reporter: right along the river. multiple struct

engineers the ocean will have its way and sand it is getting in the way the sand that was pit on the beach was washed away from 3 months perhaps better options would be configurations if in that area and natural tied lands and other things to be considered. wastewater treatment plants the southeast water treatment plant this involves everybody in the city southeast treatment plant dates to 1952 settings techniques date to 1938 the plans are at sea level there are 20 outlets where wastewater flows into the bay and saltwater cleans the watermelon and deteriorates equipment days should be instead of to stop this intrusion the oceanside plant hastening countered intrusion the 89 equate cause one of the roofs on the southeast plant to fail there was an out flow of untreated water into the bay considering those things i think puc did have a 20-year plan they work in my neighborhood thais they're well organized and doing a good job but this new plant is expensive and it's a serious situation i recommend to puc please increase pulling put that up adhere higher on the priority list mission bay. mis

lewis is the latest delaware beach town to consider a smoking ban at its public beaches. the city council met last night to talk about expanding its current smoking ban to include the beaches. a no smoking policy has been in place there for several years and beaches surrounding lewis has also banned smoking at the beach including bethany. >>> a roller coaster once featured in a well-known movie goes up in flames, but it wasn't just a fire that presented a challenge for emergency workers. >>> and the lost work of dr. seuss. the new discovery that has the literary world buzzing this morning. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! >>> 5:48. investigators are looking into what caused a landmark roller coaster to go up in flames in california. the colossus coaster caught fire at six flags magic mountain yesterday afternoon. what made thing

jersey shore, katherine scott is live in atlantic city to tell us how miserable it is to be along the beach this morning. katherine. >> reporter: well, matt, the rain has been steady the winds have been strong. if we were ranking mornings to be outside, i will not lie, this will not rank high on the list. many would agree with me, if you look at the boardwalk, it's miserable out here, it's been raining for showers and the winds are strong. high tide comes in later this morning with all of this rain we could see some coastal and tidal flooding and those spots most prone to tidal flooding could see minor flooding on the roadways, as well. it's not a day for beach weather. in the event you get any ideas there could dangerous conditions with the threat of rip currents, so just be safe, get those raincoats out, you might want to leave your umbrella at home, my umbrella had a tough morning, it's in retirement for the time being maybe i'll pull it out later in the wind dies down. live in atlantic city, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> watch the storm move out with us, with the new 6abc.