of swimming at the beach. it's been a concern for many years, even more so after two teens drowned in the ocean back in april. >> when somebody even wades out in their ankles, there's a danger of being pulled in by rip currents. >> there are warning signs about those rip currents around the beach but mar would like to see more signage closer to the water as well as an overall increase in awareness. lieutenant jonathan baxter agrees with mar about increasing awareness, specifically near the water. he says his department has something that does just that. >> we have had our fire apparatus and search and rescue has come out here, parked their vehicle and walk along the beach with fliers in hand. >> volunteer groups want to raise the awareness of the dangers at ocean beach. >> reporter: they hope to see the changes in the next few months and plans to meet with these agencies towards the end of summer. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> when i walked out the door this morning, which admittedly was later than us

to the beach was. >> anthony: when was the last time i went to the beach? >> women: we're working. >> anthony: if you weren't working, would you be at the beach more often? >> women: my dream's to have a house on the beach. i don't know why. i never go, but i love it. and i always say i will never live in south florida if i didn't live near water. i live near water and i leave my doors open a lot and i get the breeze, but i don't go to the beach. i barely even go into my swimming pool, but i know it's there. >> anthony: okay. ♪ entertainment. your favorite shows. streaming on. you can just keep streaming... ...and streaming. hello jim. so much streaming but i'd really like to go home now. my arms are very tired. seize the data! get unlimited data when you have at&t wireless and directv. switch and get up to $650 credits, per line. text mom. i'll be right back. be good. boys have been really good today. send. let's get mark his own cell phone. nice. send. brad could use a new bike. send. [google] message. you decide. they're your kids. why are you guys textin

the beaches probably staying put in the mid 70s. also talking about your father's day forecast and showers and storms in your ten-day coming up. >>> just this week we learned about the planned renovations for philadelphia's 30th street station. new york city also wants to update its penn station. a development team wants to build this amusement ride called halo on top of the station. the team would pay for the renovations by charging $35 a ticket. this is just one of the ideas that were submitted after governor andrew cuomo called for proposals to renovate the rail hub. all of the proposals are now under review. >>> donald trump talks gun control in texas. why he is saying it would have been a good thing if more people had been armed in orlando. and tonight is the night. a new miss new jersey will be crowned. what the pageant is doing to remember a former miss new jersey lost to a tragedy earlier this year. >>> jurors will resume deliberations on monday in the corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah after a shakeup on the panel

we were raised on a ten-acre ranch at the beach. ad all the animals and waves we could handle. >> they're a very close-knit family. i mean, they did everything together. every time you saw george, usually you would see lorrain. lorrain with the kids. >> if you talked to anybody that knows them, they would say the same thing. they were old hippies. they were different. a little bit off the grid, but they were happy. >> me and george grew up together, surfed together. eventually george opened a place down the beach called burger smith. >> my father built it from the ground up. >> it was always a work in progress. george was always adding on without permits. most of our encounters were related to me being mayor and people complaining about what he was up to and me having to intervene in the middle. >> i drove by one day and it was closed. i guess he just made the decision he was just tired of fighting city hall. >> in '94, after our shop was shut down, we moved to the country. it was definitely a change for all of us. in '95 my little s

ernie pyle actually walked the beaches at normandy where the american forces landed, and he everything left over from war by the troops coming ashore on the beach. what we have in this case is actual artifacts and sand from utah and omaha beaches. pyle writes about what he found. you can see he talks about shoe polish, diaries, bibles, hand grenades, toothbrushes razors. he particularly singles out in his column writing paper. he talks about how young men who normandyr lives at intended to write a lot of letters back home. the other thing that they had an awful lot of was cigarettes. he said that packs of cigarettes had been handed out to the troops before the landings began, and he made the comment that a line of cigarettes up and down the beach marked the high water of this sacrifice there at normandy. it is a moment for our audiences after the film to pause and reflect about what was going on in the world d-day, june 6, 1944. it was the date that hitler could have driven our forces back into the waters of the english channel. he failed and from that point forward, we were on our way

the beach front battle decades in the making. why some say it could be an environmental disaster. >>> and our special spotlight on the homeless crisis in san francisco. millions spent on a problem that appears to be getting worse. where the money is going and why it doesn't seem to be improving the situation on the streets. those stories and mores coming up at six. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. cbs evening news with scott pelley is next. >>> we will see you back at six.

for now, we're live on the beautiful beach. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, just go back to the shot of the first car. let me get another shot of that first car. yeah, 666. check that guy with the hat and see if he's got horns. >> it's true. a little disturbing. >> reporter: oh, my. >> the shore tour wraps up tomorrow. matt will take us to cape may. should be a good time. on the road to cape may. we'll tell you about shore rentals there, cape may restaurant week, and the lucifer ri. >> if you were in cape may over the weekend, send us your pictures. maybe we'll include that in matt's report. >>> well, now let's get you to work and check 95. >> jessica boyington has an eye on her traffic cameras. how is it looking? >> we still actually look great. we are looking at a lot of our majors in the area. no big problems or delays yet. starting with the schuylkill expressway around the conshohocken curve. an eastbound drive time from the blue route into center city to the vine street expressway of 13 minutes. speeds into the 50s ther

this was dedicated to -- ernie pyle actually walked the beaches of normandy where the american forces landed. he saw the -- of war left over by troops. what we have in this case is actual arctic -- actual artifacts and sand from utah and omaha beaches. he talks about shoe polish, showing hand grenades, toothbrushes, razors. columnsignals out in his grading papers. -- writing papers. the other thing they had an awful lot of for cigarettes. he made the comment that a line of cigarettes up and down the beach marked the high water of this sacrifice their at normandy. it is a moment for our audiences after the film to pause and reflect about what was going on in the world d-day, june 6, 1944. it was the date that hitler could have driven our forces back into the waters of the english channel. he failed and from that point forward, we were on our way to the road to berlin and ending the third reich. >> a few miles down the beach -- keith huxen: on this wall, we have the civilian, military, and political leadership reaction to the normandy landings starting with ann frank, of course. a young

so people are aware even the safest beaches require awareness of the risks. >> normal every day beachrs look at the ocean and for the lack of better term most people think the ocean is a giant swimming pool, you know, that don't realize there's all these holes and currents moving throughout the shore line here which causes these under toes to pick up. >> reporter: the problem with rip currents at any beach is that people who get caught in them tend to panic. but the beach patrol told me it's really important to learn the safety steps that could save lives. >> if you can't get yourself back in, the first thing to do is to acknowledge that and realize that, don't panic. and the number one rule if you are in an under tow, is swim parallel to the beach. >> reporter: even following two recent tragedies it's important to note that the jersey shore is historically safe. telling people to stay alert is different than telling people to stay away. >> as long as you swim near the lifeguard and listen and obey what they're saying, everybody should be okay. i mean the beach is a friendly place. th

looking good at the beaches later this afternoon. a little cooler at the beaches.esent and mid 70s. father's day, warm. near 90 in spots. we'll keep the 90s for a few days. next chances for showers and storms on tuesday. right now mainly clear skies in philadelphia. you may need the jacket this morning. 60 in philadelphia. 50s to the north and west. 54 in the lehigh valley. 51 in the suburbs. 57 in delaware. 53 right now in south jersey and 51 at the shore. as we zoom in closer in delaware, we're in the upper 50s, low 60s. sp some spots in the 40s. 57 in marshalton. 55 in greenville. wilmington, 61. odessa, 60 degrees. also in the 50s and 60s further to the south along the beaches. dewey beach, 64. bethany beach, 65. lewis, delaware, 63 degrees. that's the idea in terms of temperatures. satellite and radar looking good. mainly clear skies. nothing showing up on radar. we like that on the weekends. we'll try to keep it dry throughout the day. neighborhoods later this afternoon mainly in the mid to upper 80s as we end the day. cookstown, mostly sunny and 85. bethlehe

all this nice weather means more people on the beach. but the new effort to raise awareness about the dangers along our coast. happening now on our homepage: the muhammad ali biopic "ali" i. sony pictures announced today the movie -- staring will >>> happening now on our home page. ali is returning to theaters. the movie starring will smith will play in a few hundred theaters nationwide to celebrate the late boxing legend. at this point no word if any theaters will refeature the film. >>> and in 2017 coachella tickets are on sale. $399. are out of school and many of us will be heading to the beach. raj/2shot but one san francisco supervisor is teaming up with theoa >>> many of us will be heading to the beach. >> one san francisco supervisor is teaming up with the coast guard to warn everyone about the danger along our coast. bay area's pete joins us from ocean beach with details. paet? >> it is believed there needs to be more visibility from ocean beach when it comes to explaining dangers of swimming at this beach and getting that message

in case you're heading to the beach to just enjoy some more comfortable weather as opposed to the heat, just keep in mind that we do have a higher risk of strong rip currents through thursday evening and large breakers as well. so beach hazard statement remains up along the entire coastline. speaking of, here is a live look from our santa cruz cam where had some people are enjoying the beach there with the low clouds in the background. low to mid 60s san francisco oak lantd, you 74 in mt. view, 79 in san jose half moon bay a cool 57 degrees. high clouds filtders the sun from our san jose camera, temperatures in the 70s from santa rosa to napa, 89 in livermore. i lovely view from the emeryville camera where we seed low he clouds racing back. by the way, today's highs so far upper 50s to the coast all the way to the low 100s inland. foggy areas again in the morning temperatures will rebound tomorrow and we're looking at triple digit heat friday and saturday inland that is. from our mt. tam cam you can see the marine layer there our air quality will suffer as that heat builds. poor air qu

coast guard rescue demonstration at the beach as san francisco fire and the ocean beach patrol met with san francisco supervisor eric mara to discuss the dangers of swimming at the beach. it's been a concern for many years, even more so after two teens drowned in the ocean back in april. >> when somebody even wades out in their ankles, there's a danger of being pulled in by rip currents. >> reporter: there are warn sights signs about rip currents about the beach, but mar would like to see more signage closer to the water as well as an overall increase in awareness. lieu ten naptd jonathan baxter with san francisco fire agrees with mar about increasing awareness specifically near the water. he says his department passes out these flyers at ocean beach which does just that. >> we have had our fire apparatus, come out here, park their vehicle and walk along the beach with flyers in hand. >> reporter: supervisor mar would like to see these things in the next few months. he plans to meet again with those agencies towards the end of summer. pete surratt toes, nbc bay area news. >>> accused of

if you have friends on the beach in sea isle city, give them a call and tell them to get off the beach. and don't forget about the northwest suburbs we have spotty activity now, this moved through elverson and this is moving quickly to the east and crossing 100 and spots town in the next five minutes. atlantic city airport 88 and

the 7.5-mile race get to frontal mill valley to stimson beach. there will be large crowds and parking is sparse. >> along the coast tomorrow, sunshine, so if you're headed to the beach, nice day. the only difference we are tracking cooler air for sunday afternoon. live doppler 7hd right now, really quiet picture, high clouds around san jose and the south bay. but most locations are seeing tons of sunshine and everyone is seeing much warmer temperatures compared to this time yesterday. we're 18 degrees warmer in concord. 11 in hayward. 12 in san jose. novato 13 warmer than yesterday. 90 in brentwood currently, 85 concord. oakland, 75. warm in san jose, 8 . 6 san francisco, santa rosa at 86. a live look from san jose will show you the high clouds dreaming -- streaming in and this is part of a system off the coast of san diego. tomorrow i will bring onshore breeze that will cool us a if. tonight, limited clouds south bay. most spots clear sky. a cooler afternoon for sunday and this cooldown will continue through mid-week on the accuweather forecast.

public so that people are aware that even the safest beaches require awareness of the risks. >> normalry day beach goers look at the ocean and for the lack of a better term most people think the ocean is a giant swimming pool, you know, they don't realize that there's all these holes and currents moving throughout the -- the shore line here which causes these under toes to pick up. >> reporter: the problem with rip currents at any beach is that people who get caught in them tend to panic. but the beach patrol told me it's really important to learn the safety steps that could save lives. >> if you can't get yourself back in, the first thing to do is to acknowledge that and realize that. don't panic. and the number one rule if you are in an under tow is swim parallel to the beach. >> reporter: even following two recent tragedies it's important to note that the jersey shore a historically safe. telling people to stay alert is different than telling people to stay away. >> as long as you swim near a lifeguard and listen own bay what they're saying everybody should be okay. the beaches is a

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some hit the beach. some the pool but for the clooney it was rooe and a vi with the pope. >> they met in rome and george received a medal for promoting peace and showed off his rusty italian. [ speaking italian ] >> richard geer and salma hayak were also honored. that black silk t was jackie kennedy's classic look and her nude heels were by jimmy choo. saturday night for dinner with george sh wore this flowing black with a be jewelled belt. on the run w it was peakaboo but she chang it up by seeming to wear a black slit under the skirt. she shined in a shimmery off the shoulder dress and carried a metallic clutch and yesterday as they left rome amall carr a hatbox and dawned a vintage coat dress from 60s. george was morr casual in jeans and a tequila t-shirt. >> now jennifer lawrence also in italy sightseeing. she was for a friend's wedding. 7,888 miles away in hawaii her bff was with kate had you had soond mom goldie hahn and they had the right ide bring on the summer. >> take three hilarious blondes. pu

mulberry a for the american landing beaches and mulberry b for british. ed across the english channel assembled over the normandy coast. >> we chose where we wanted to come in. if we did not bring the equipment in, the invasion would have failed. >> joining ray dpchlt ierks was cleveland native bobby pintar. first the pier heads maneuvered by charlie company. >> pier head had a 200 by 60 foot wide steel pontoon deck. each corner was a four by four steel 60-foot long spud operated by electrical engines and cables. we could run the spud down into the sea floor and then the deck would go up and down with the water. >> bobby pintar's alpha company towed in the phoenixes, hallow concrete boxes sunk to provide a breakwater for the pier. >> they had a nickname the coffin. if you were on the catwalk, 160 foot between the bow and the stern, you fall in, you're falling down 60 foot into the solid concrete. >> and delta company positioned the whales, 80-foot bridge spans leading from the pier head to the shore. all put together like a giant jigsaw puzzle forming two

especially a week when a lot of people are on the beaches. this is what i'm watching now pressing across the delaware bay, we see the bowing out and that mean a rush of winds behind the system not look agent rotation but when we get the bowing that indicates there are damaging winds and this is all beginning to push into cape may county. so cape may you are not out of the gun yet. right now the most severe part of the storm is north between sea isle city and stone harbor that continues to push off and this shows the rainfall rates, why don't we show how much rain we are talking about. i don't want the focus to be on the tornado, we are looking at heavy rain in a short period of time. close to 4 inches of rain an hour, so what this means when we are looking at the low level areas, that we are experiencing flooding, we'll have more details on this coming up in a few moments. >> thanks cecily. >> we are getting a live picture now via facebook from one of you viewers traveling in wildwood, new jersey, right now. the live picture shows the intensit

. >> if it was your goal to keep the beach clean, would you take away the public trash cans? that's what they've done here at ocean beach. we'll tell you why coming up next. >>> plus, how the santa clara district attorney is getting involved in the growing outrage over a former stanford student. then -- >> what you can do is literally change the horizon, change the script in one generation. >> providing more than just money. meet one group helping underprivileged teenagers succeed in college and beyond. >>> tracking heat around the bay area except for places like san francisco. but that, too, may be about to change as the hottest weather yet in this heat wave is set to arrive in our seven day forecast. it's a visible call for action.d calling for the removal ocontroj >>> it's a visible call for action. today, a digital bill board calling for the removal of the controversial judge went up along highway 92. we first told you about this bill board yesterday. critics say the judge showed too much leniency in the sexual assault case. that six month sentence sparked a worldwide deba

the area includes sunset beach and surfside beach. veral large sharks like this guy was spotted over of the weekend, 150 miles from shore. there is a chance that the beaches could re-open later this morning. >>> the time is 6:44 and back to work monday. how are the roads looking sandra? >>> it's been pretty busy. let's get started right now with a look at the bay bridge. you can see the red across the bottom here. let's take a look at the time. 39 minutes on 80 to get from the carquinas bridge to the maze. the vehicles are stacked at the toll plaza right now at the bay bridge. and a crash in the process of being cleared involving a big rig, and i want to show you eastbound 580 affecting redwood road. and the shoulders are blocked. and we are getting yellow and red meaning driving speeds at 13 miles per hour in a few areas. give yourself a couple of extra minutes. the altamont pass, more and more red popping up, so between 15 and 30 miles per hour on the roads this morning. just expect a little bit of a slow down. here's a live look at

dying, the beach is empty, a sad and forlorn place. e in. they didn't look for a magic bullet like casino gambling, and to a great extent they've succeeded by keeping alive what made asbury park special, they hung on to what was important. like this place where any overgrown child still wants to play. >> johnny: misspent youth, thank god. >> anthony: what? tilt? aw, no way. that's delicate. >> johnny: come on, hit it. hit baby, hit it. man these are tough. >> anthony: this is important for children. >> johnny: i think so. >> anthony: you know, your first exposure to racy images of women are all set in some sort of '20s fetishistic alternate universe. also it teaches you shame. >> johnny: and teaches you humility when you lose. >> anthony: and exactly the limits of how much you can break the rules before it tilts. >> johnny: you know i think they should have tilt for all sorts of things. >> anthony: i think so, too. >> johnny: you step over the line in a bar talking to a young lady, tilt! >> anthony: tilt! >> johnny: and that way you kno

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a lot of people will be heading to the shore. that beach will get a lot more crowded than that. >> you may not be able to see sand. and this will be a popular destination. the philadelphia museum of art will be at the center of the wawa welcome america celebration, including the big concert and, of course, fireworks. all these plans depend on the all-important weather. >> sheena parveen is keeping an eye on it all for you. sheena, though, you're tracking rain. >> yes, rain and thunderstorms for tomorrow. that's in the forecast if you're starting your weekend early with friday. we have showers in the forecast. but tonight, you can still enjoy really nice low 80s lehigh valley. as we go through the overnight hours tonight, we'll stay dry. we'll see more clouds moving in. by tomorrow morning, if you're in easton, expect 68 degrees. just about partly cloudy by 7:00 a.m. but then later in the day, we have thunderstorms that will be moving in. especially in the afternoon. so right now we're nice and dry. we're watching all this moisture right aro

the 7.5-mile race get to frontal mill valley to stimson beach. there will be large crowds and parking is sparse. >> along the coast tomorrow, sunshine, so if you're headed to the beach, nice day. the only difference we are tracking cooler air for sunday afternoon. live doppler 7hd right now, really quiet picture, high clouds around san jose and the south bay. but most locations are seeing tons of sunshine and everyone is seeing much warmer temperatures compared to this time yesterday. we're 18 degrees warmer in concord. 11 in hayward. 12 in san jose. novato 13 warmer than yesterday. 90 in brentwood currently, 85 concord. oakland, 75. warm in san jose, 8 . 6 san francisco, santa rosa at 86. a live look from san jose will show you the high clouds dreaming -- streaming in and this is part of a system off the coast of san diego. tomorrow i will bring onshore breeze that will cool us a if. tonight, limited clouds south bay. most spots clear sky. a cooler afternoon for sunday and this cooldown will continue through mid-week on the accuweather forecast.

many of you headed to the beach, please keep that in mind. have a little onshore flow and that does not help the situation. a clear night, mostly clear. take advantage of sky gazing if you like that. the pollen forecast looking not that great for the next few days. improving just a bit by monday and tuesday. but this keeps our pollen count for today and tomorrow very high. make sure you follow us on social media for more weather updates. >> all right, thank you. "the today show" is coming our way in about 11 minutes. let's check in with willy geist. i guess we don't have him, we'll try to get back to him in a couple seconds, we do have him? duo? there he is. hey, hiwillie, sorry. coming up, i promise the rest of the show is better than this part. a power house in the world of sports, but he is not an athlete. bill simmons who has created a immediate yam empire. >>> is your local mall a thing of the past? in so many are struggling these days to survive. >>> one week now after the shooting in orlando, the story of home how one man found underst

staying safe in the water. >> when you hit the water, at jones beach this summer know the life guards are keeping a close eye on you. >> what's the biggest mistake that people make when they come to the beach? >> i would say getting too comfortable not really knowing their ability. you know, misjudging the water. >> tammy is a lieutenant and has been a life guard at jones beach for 30er yews. which the guards are sitting in life guard stands they get a clearer picture of what's going any potential water hazard, marine life, really most importantly is we're looking for people that are not the best of swimmers. you can see rips at a better vantage point up here and e we'll know where they're going into the water. if they're close to it we'll move them over and again our biggest part of our job is prevention. >> but if you do get caught in a rip tide here is reminder that could save your life. >> your natural is to try to toward shore. >> that's right. the polar on o sit of what you should be doing. >> what happens is people start to panic. life guard captain has been a life guard for 40

later a shark was captured off the same beach where the surfer was attacked. the surfer is in critical condition. >>> the parents of the 3-year-old boy who got into a zoo's gorilla exhibit will be questioned by police, and criminal charges have not been ruled out. jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: cincinnati police are investigating the parents of the 3-year-old boy who fell into the cincinnati zoo's gorilla exhibit saturday. police want to know what they were doing before the boy tumbled into the gorilla habitat. >> we as visitors have a responsibility to be paying attention, keeping tabs on members of our family, not being distracted by technology. >> reporter: the boy made his way past a three-foot-high fence and an additional four feet of plants and shrubs before dropping 15 feet into the gorilla habitat. fearing for the child's life, zookeepers shot and killed the 400-pound gorilla named harambe. the zoo stands by its decision. it is also defending the child's parents. >> i'm not a big fingerpointer. >> reporter: critics are questioning where the zoo did

i always say, if our presidents would have gone to the beach and just gone to the beach and not done anything we would be in better shape. jeanine, the country is a mess. the world is a mess. we helped make the world a mess. going into iraq was a disastrous decision. maybe the worst decision ever in the history of our country. number two, getting out of iraq the way obama did it he didn't have a clue. and now you have -- and then she got into libya. and by the way, who has the libyan oil? i'll tell you who has it. isis has it. of the' great oil, by the way, the highest quality oil you can get. isis now has the oil that hillary clinton gave them by going in and doing that stupid -- you know that stupid attack on libya. just -- the world was crushing and she goes in and wants to do more. she doesn't have a clue. she doesn't know what she's doing. she doesn't have the strength the energy she cannot be president.

shark sightings are on the increase on bay area beaches. where they have been seen. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, frequently. police say in the first wee june alone... there were 33o burglaries reported, just in francisco's central di "h >>> auto burglaries in san francisco are frequent. police say in the first week of june, 33 burglaries were reported in the san francisco central district. >> how this is done is that the suspect will drive in a vehicle, let a passenger out who will then what we call case the neighborhood and look at vehicles. if you see this suspicious activity, call 911. >> one person has been arrested. and police say while the number of break-ins this month is high, it's actually about the same as last year in san francisco. >>> voters will get a chance to vote on a neighborhood crime unit been the police department. the team would quickly respond to incidents in san francisco's highest crime area. the measure will be on the november ballot. >>> two men are under arrest and two others on the run after a smash-and-grab in palo alto. su

the 137 year old beach town was named the best beach in the garden state, that's according to new jerseyonthly's shore town showdown. ocean city beat out 39 other beaches for the top spot. the town is popular with families. it offers few amusement parks that cater to kids, wildwood came in at number two, cape may rounds out top three. next at five, massive fire rips through chester apartment overnight. how a family of five was able to escape the flames. plus: severe storms rip through south jersey, the damage now left behind, trees came crashing down, and the roofs of several buildings came flying off. >> massive fire rims through an apartment complex, how three kids and their parent narrowly made it out alive. >> it was so loud i thought somebody was dropping a bomb on my house. i shook in my boots. >> clean up underway after heavy line of storms slams the area. the extensive damage left behind as trees came tumbling down. good day everyone, it is a morning after. june 22, 2016. i'm chris murphy, lauren has the morning off. before we get to the weather, let's look at the latest pour out

. >> as long as you're at the beach, it will be great. we are starting out with -- we have to stay out of the water because of the sharks and there will be rip currents this weekend. let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge from emeryville. you see the clouds are low this morning. that is a great thing. any time we start out with clouds, that keeps those temperatures down 2, especially in san francisco and along the coast line. highs today inland will be very hot in gilroy. up to 5. palo alto seeing a high of 89. low 70s in san francisco. santa rosa 89 while 79 in oakland and 90 in pleasanton. seven-day forecast shows we'll have a hot weekend and another hot one today. looking at widespread 80s away from the coast line with 70s in san francisco and around half moon bay. then as we go into tomorrow, we start to see those 90s starting to creep into parts of the south bay as well as the east bay. that will also be the case with some heat building as we go into the weekend. if you are going to sonoma raceway this weekend, it will be ve

live look at the beach and boardwalk, a great day in atlantic city, some of us need to keep an eye to the sky. david murphy with the details. >> reporter: not a bad summer afternoon, but the humidity is higher and it will continue to get higher over the next several days. take a look at the wide view on radar. we have a cold front to the west that's on the way here helping to guide the humid air in. the biggest cluster north of nashville, tennessee. there's other stuffer near washington and richmond. as we go closer on storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see that there's a thunderstorm now beginning to develop and coming through harrisburg, we didn't have any thunderstorm or lightning strikes from this a little while ago when we looked at it, the counter has zero. that also a thunderstorm developing at this point. -- that looks like a thunderstorm developing at this point. it will be a while before it gets toward reading. it could fall apart a little bit, but this is the spotty activity we're looking north and west of philadelphia later this afternoon. 79 toasty degrees in philad

. >> back here the atlantic city beach control is looking to fill a staffing shortage. they will hold lifeguard tryouts for the first time in three years. they need about 30 new guards. they protect roughly 3.5 miles of beaches. an average lifeguard makes about $100 a day. it will be held at the south beach. >>> a group of seniors got a lesson on food safety. they brought the program to the center in the park senior center. it's intended to teach seniors about food poisoning and gave tips to avoid getting sick in the first place. >> high school seniors are spending the day inspiring younger children while saying good-bye to the school district. members of the senior class wore cap and gowns while going through the middle schools in the district. at kennett middle school the younger students lined the hallways, and the students will graduate later on this month. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, she was born without the use of her arms but found a way to express her tal en. her unique story coming up. >>> and in time for the olympics in rio, they go high tech

if you're hanging out on the beach today, make sure you put on the sunscreen.s father's day will be a beauty. i'm ted greenberg, welcome back to nbc 10 news today. let's check in with erika martin in the first alert neighborhood weather center. >> yeah, it is ideal. a little breeze there feeling really good. a few extra clouding. a gorgeous day, happy father's day to you. i think mother nature came through you father's today. it is beautiful today, we're seeing a break in the clouds already. a high pressure system will really dominate today and tomorrow. we have two sitting over the eastern seaboard. right now already seeing lots of sunshine in the forecast, low to mid 70s, but as the day progresses we will see upper 80s to low 90s and that same story for tomorrow. cooling down and improving by tuesday. we're seeing lots of 90s as the expected high temperature across the area. a couple things to be mindful of. an onshore flow here, winds are very mild. they're variable right now. i mention that because duo have that rip current risk at moderate. so for those of

sunny and breezy on the beach. plenty of sunshine on sunday, 78. we have a moderate risk of rip currents in the water. make sure you swim near the lifeguards. that's a good idea. also, just a reminder if you do get swept out to sea with the rip current it's not time to panic, all you have to do is swim parallel to the beach south or north you'll get out of the rip current and you can come back to shore. lifeguards have a tendency to see when that is happening. when you hear the whistle get on in. 87 degrees today, nice night tonight, 88 tomorrow. more humid, mix of cloud and sun on monday, high of 86 and chance of late day or thunderstorm in spots. better chance on tuesday, muggy, shower or thunderstorm. it's not going to be a total washout, but at times you'll see that here and there. 85 degrees is the high. wednesday, humidity starts to drop, 84 degrees, shower maybe not. 86 degrees on thursday, i have the logo on wednesday, that's the u.s. cup tournament i believe it's the red bulls in the second round of that. friday, clouds and sun, 86. there's

we have rip currents possible at the beaches. keep that in mind if you are going to be headed to santa cruz and the north bay especially that's where they will be the strongest. across parts of most of the bay are warming into the 60s now that sun is up. 62 san jose, hayward at 60, redwood city at 63. later this afternoon redwood city at 86, san jose 90, same for gilroy, 91 livermore. the cool spot will be the coastline this weekend, 70s from san francisco towards santa cruz. if you're looking for the cool spot that's where you go. headed into the water rip currents are possible through the day today. >> head to the shore for some relief. >> yes. >> be careful. >> all right. anthony, thanks. >>> pride weekend is under way in san francisco. the event kicked off with a trans march last night. bars and restaurants in the castro were packed but not everyone was welcome at the festivities. the mood turned somewhat sour when some city officials took the stage to talk about legislative support for the community. some in the crowd were up

the beaches stay cool with temperatures in the mid 70s.iful weekend at the beaches this weekend. monday, 90 degrees. another hot one. that's ahead of a system that will bring us showers and storms on tuesday. 89 degrees. mid 80s wednesday, partly sunny skies, so the sunshine returns. thursday and friday, low 80s. saturday, up to 84 degrees. starting out the weekend dry. we will try to keep it dry all weekend long. next weekend, 87 before showers return on monday. 86 degrees. >>> good morning to you i am danny pommells. pete mackanin held a team meeting following the phillies 13-2 loss to toronto thursday night trying to shake them out of their slump. but what followed last night a different opponent playing home run derby. this time the arizona diamondbacks using citizens bank park as a launching pad. fans making all sorts of plays. look at this one-handed grab off the bounce. don't worry. plenty of soouvenirs. 3-2 diamondbacks in the fourth. pete o'brien, three-run shot in the fifth. tomas hits another one to left onto the concourse makin

we're directly across the street from the beach. u get married, come here and have an enjoyable evening and then go to the bars and enjoy that as well. >> what's the one thing people should know about cape may, for those who haven't been here for several years or have never been here. what is special about this area? >> cape may is a relaxing and enjoyable getaway. it can be a quick getaway and it can also be an extended stay. great dining, great atmosphere. you have dolphins, lots of wildlife. it's a romantic, special place. >> john, thank you very much. they're looking forward to a great summer. they said memorial day weekend was great for them. a lot of places up and down the shore say that as well. next stop, the cape may lewes ferry. for now, live in cape may, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> heading out right now, the clouds are back and we're seeing some rain falling in the area. grab an umbrella. it's going to be a rainy day at times. won't be a

folks are packing the beach. 677 -- 77 oakland. half my bay. 63. there's some cloud cover from the live bay bridge camera. we're at 86 in santa rosa. 85 napa. concord, 85. livermore, 87. overnight, mainly clear night. perhaps in high clouds along the coast but we do not have marine layer. everybody drops into the 50s. live doppler 7hd along with site, you see the clouds trying to stream in from the south. there's an area of he pressure right around l.a. that will scoot by to the south and that will bring an onshore wind that will start to cool us off compared to today. so highs of 80 in san jose tomorrow. sunny in redwood city. 78 in mountain view. san francisco, 66. not as warm as today. 65 daly city. north bay, 78, santa rosa. 75, vallejo. 77 san rafael. 69 sausolito. inland, sunny skies, warm, just not as warm as right now. 85 antioch. we'll take you into san mateo. the fair there a beautiful day tomorrow. 65, a cool start by 11:00. but you do have sunny skies through the afternoon. top out around 77. the sun going down at 8:30p2. tomorrow at the

of course, that is affecting the beaches for today. u are headed out, please go out with somebody. notice by monday into tuesday we start to see a little bit of a change. increasing clouds in the forecast with overnight lows getting a little bit warmer, especially monday into tuesday. notice those building clouds with the threat of some thunderstorms. so it looks like you may get some unsettled weather overnight monday into tuesday. be mindful of the tuesday commute. it may get a little messy. by wednesday, still plenty of clouds in the forecast. if you follow us online and on social media, we do have some more information for you there. ted, back to you. >>> the phillies dropped their weekend opener to the giants in san francisco 5-4. ryan howard tied the game with an rbi double in the fourth. the phils took a one-run lead in the seventh but brandon belt won it for the giants with this bases-clearing double. here is john clark with the rest of your saturday morning sports. >> hope your weekend is going well. sixers introduced draft pic

and then we had some activity over the beaches. ings are going to change in the overnight of here's where we still have flash flood warning in rocking ham county and they've seen up to two inches of rainfall anticipating an additional one to two inches in effect until 8:45. that's where we saw the biggest area of storms happening. we're under a marginal risk of severe weather. south of dc a slight risk. this is from the storm prediction center. we do have two continue to keep an eye on those storms tonight because the atmosphere is just become extremely unstable. we have the hot humid air mass in place. temperatures now into the upper 70's, low 80's. right across the boards. the due points adding to all of this, because they have been into the 60's and 70's. you probably felt it when you step outside. it's sticky and very uncomfortable. you combine all of that. we got a stationary frontal system to the south and a short wave moving its way from the north. a combination has set us up. the drier air to the north will start to may of i

the beaches remain closed. we have to see when they reopen if there will be gator warning signs in addition to the no swimming signs. >> a terrible ending to this story. leland vittert, thank you. >>> isis vengeance, those chilling words behind the massacre. how the killer logged on to facebook during his deadly rampage. this is horrible stuff. >> we have been telling you how he called 911 during his deadly rampage. we are learning it goes much further than that. omar mateen's twisted and sick facebook post in the club surrounded by dead bodies. he wrote on-line quote i pledge my allegiance to ab due back carral baghdadi. the real muslims will never accept the west you kill innocent women and children with air strikes. it has been taken down. they are asking zuckerberg for help in investigating the use of the social media site. mateen made 16 calls during his shooting spree including to a tv station and a 911 call as well. police are refusing to release those calls. his widow is believed to be cooperating with t

a little cooler elsewhere, especially at the beaches. winds coming in off the ocean, 76 degrees in atlantic city, 77 in holgate. that ocean, 73 degrees. that's pretty nice and warm for this time of the year. 83 in wood vine and may's landing. that sea breeze affecting even inland areas. there's nothing on radar close by. not even a whole lot of clouds. we do have some showers in wisconsin. that's pretty far away, isn't it. but we do expect a threat of thunderstorms on friday. and we've been talking about this all week. it's not going to last, though, into the weekend. here we go tonight, and things are fairly quiet, except perhaps a couple of showers near the shore. by tomorrow morning, there could be showers in a good bit of the area. that's generally on the lighter side. but they get scattered and a little bit heavier during the afternoon, especially in new jersey and delaware. while the main area develops in central pennsylvania. that's during the late afternoon. in the meantime, you can still see other scattered heavy showers and thun

and if you want relief, head to the beaches, in the 70s. santa clara at 90.ou will have scorching highs near 98 and 99 degrees for the inland, discovery bay, and low to mid- 90s around the trivalley. san francisco at 78 degrees with average highs in the mid- 60s. you can find exhibits in stinson beach with a 31-degree span across the bay area. cloverdale at 92. >>> roberta, thank you, and big news this morning sent stocks soaring over seas. >> joining us is jason. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we could use the news. it's been a rough go of late. people in the united kingdom will decide if the uk will remain in the european union. reports are that it will remain and investors like that. if the uk does separate itself from the eu, it will bring uncertainty to the global markets and it's predicted that the pound and euro will likely fall and make it tougher to sell goods and services to the european area. and tesla is setting up shop in south korea, recruiting sales people and engineers and filed the registration with the government there and would lo

the pay starts at about $100 a day. former beach life guard matt is hoping to snag one of the open spots in atlantic city. >> one of the oldest patrols on the east coast. see if i can have it. i'm 35 years old, so see if i can still do it. >> if you can swim and run and love the beach, we would love to have you. >> that was ted greenberg reporting. speaking of which, this is what you have to do for the try-out test. a timed 500-meter ocean swim, a 1,000-foot life boat row and a simulated rescue dash into the surf. >> i was a lifeguard back in the day, maybe i should help out. >> you should. >> they will be working on the beach by 4th of july. interesting. apply if you think you can do it. >> next on nbc10 news at 5:00, a husband and new father ambushed on the job. >> he was just trying to provide for his family, and tonight, family members tell us about the pizza delivery driver who was shot in the head and how he managed to survive. >> plus, the first alert weather team is tracking storms. see what's popping up in your neighborhood