now, the beaches and access to them, these beautifulscapes is in the constitution. however, getting to those beaches is now up a big question. down around hollister ranch, a huge area down around santa barbara but the only way to get at it is by boat or kayak because the people that own the land adjacent to it have questions about letting people in, correct? >> absolutely. >> this is not isolated. there are other beaches, martins beach and openal cliffs -- opal cliffs -- >> start with the good news, phil. of our 1270 miles of coastline, over the last 40 years, the coastal commission hot hundredsof from th borderhe ere are hold o out there and hollister ranch is one of them. they have never provided public access to 8-1/2 miles of shoreline that the public wants to go to. it's been the subject of controversy. it's been a subject of a settlement agreement that got a lot of scrutiny. >> let's take that one, for example. you have a group of homeowners, rather wealthy who have questions about allowing people through their land to get to the beach. uestio about people bein

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you have to allow the public to enjoy the beach, to make it to the beach, to be able to recreate on thebattle over beach access. >> local officials have been locked in a years long battle with a landowner over access to the beaches. >> reporter: in santa cruz county a battle over beach access. >> reporter: you don't have to look far to see the public's right of access is currently under attack typically by wealthy property owners who want to turn the public's beaches into their private playgrounds, which brings us back to hollister ranch. >> there's beautiful, beautiful beaches here. there's wonderful surf and basically it's a place that should be from my point of view something that all people should be able to enjoy. >> reporter: peter hagen, boat owner, more from him in a bit as well. once a sprawling 15,000-acre seaside cattle ranch, hollister has been carved up into prime beach front property. it's also become part of the local lore, a dream destination that few are ever lucky enough to actually visit. that's because all of the land and the road leading up to the beach is private.

if you are heading to the beach to escape the heat, and you may want to do that, we have a beach hazard statement in effect through the afternoon. it is really an increased risk of the sneaker waves and rip currents. people are getting caught off guard by the rip currents. be cautious. only enter the water if you are a very strong swimmer. >>> 92 degrees, sunny and warm and a bit cooler tomorrow at 91. statamone latest... th"holay f.. belastight in sa >>> the wildfires continue to rage in california and other western states. the holiday fire that began last night in santa barbara county and it started as a house fire that got out of control spreading into the residential area. the county fire department said the strong wind is blowing the embers downhill, about a mile from downtown toledo. several homes and structures have burned but not yet clear how many. >> with this type of wind and fire, and the bulk of the fire tearing through the heavily wooded areas, it is engulfing the homes. there is very little that the firefighters can do for these homes. >> the fire is small in size, 35 acr

born raised on the beach and i think it changed. the set up for the locals. you all see too many local people on this beach when i was growing up. we'll see if we can do it. is a bit more it's more commercial. david has fond memories of his childhood days here his love of the beach is just as fierce as it was back then. just behind him beach and city life converge honolulu is the capital of hawaii and one of the most expensive cities in the united states seventy percent of the state population lives here. it's going on is now characterized by imposing hotel blocks skyscrapers and shopping malls american and japanese million is have been investing money for decades prices have soared to ludicrous heights changing the face of one of you for ever. and. many locals feel like they've missed the boat the fast tempo and development mania of honolulu came about so quickly it cost them bunk. jobs are hard to come by. the one thing still accessible to everyone is the big fish. but many choose to seek their fortune on the other islands. on big islands the largest of the

the main thing on everyone's mind here on the beach when's the next perfect wave coming. on little people beach we need one of the world's most successful female big wave surfing. it's an extreme and dangerous sport but one she finds very rewarding. for me it's just the time that i feel the most alive and the last president you have to truly be in the moment and not have other things on your mind but it's also an act like accumulation of all of your. time spent in the water and all of your training put into that way of so it's also i calling and everything that you've been through in your life to ride those waves so. it's just the time that i feel the most happy. what's in paige it's easy to imagine she could suck before she could pull. she developed an instinct for the waves right here on this. pokey but this is where i grew up surfing and the some of those homes so this is probably one of the most dearest places to my heart. summer that i love coming every day and seeing all my friends. like the best. pay each lives with her boyfriend shawn and so in a modest house a few

highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. highs at the beaches tomorrow will also be cooler with fog and in the 60s with 70s and a few 80s around the bay. high pressure will begin to build in slowly and our temperatures will warm into the weekend. it will be muggy on friday with moonsoonal clouds moving through. more sunshine is expected for the weekend with hotter temperatures. (vicki) kron4 first told you about both fires through a push alert. make sure you download our mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (grant)breaking news - two children were hurt after an apartment fire in antioch. this is new video from the scene.the flames broke out in a 12 unit apartment building -- just after 1:30 this afternoon near barcelona circle and buchanan road. the two children hurt were taken to the

barbecuing at the beach with the red, white and blue. >> i wanted to come festive looking, so, yeah, i found everything i need at walmart. >> reporter: it doesn't get anymore america -- >> we got chicken and ribs and shrimp. >> the essentials for a patriotic feast on this fourth of july, a special day for all americans. >> this is what we all have sacrificed for. i bring my family down here every year. i just fell in love with this atmosphere. >> reporter: thousands of people crowded the beach looking for some fun under the sun. >> a little more crowded than i anticipated. i wasn't sure what to expect. >> those looking for high waves, today wasn't the day. >> we came in after low tied, the waves weren't that big, but it was fun. >> it was relaxing. there weren't waves, we could hang out in the water and talk. >> what is noticeable, the stepped up police presence, officers are on maximum enforcement, reminding visitors that alcohol and fireworks are not allowed on the beach. >> everybody had a good time and be safe. with that, a lot of people come here and don't know our local laws an

to make sure that it's private roads and private property argues the public meant to reach the beach.sentially a private playground. i think it is unfair. there are a lot of human beings who should have the right to use it. >> reporter: the beaches and hollister have been like a distant ship on the horizon. beautiful, seductive, elusive, and unreachable. there has been people who have tried and gotten turned around on the guard shack or ticketed on the train tracks that hugged the coast. even a boat has to launch from santa barbara, 30+ miles and several hours away. >> we just got a boat less than a year ago. i keep asking my son when we are going to go. he says it is such a hassle. >> reporter: that begins to explain the deep disappointment for the coastal commission's settlement deal which provides the general public access but only by the ocean to the beaches at hollister. >> i don't want this speech to get trashed but that is not cool. it is also not cool to have people dying to try to access something that is within the public domain. >> reporter: the coastal commission will hear

rain at the beaches and domorrow is t and you build the puzzle at the beach and focus on the pieces and maybe sunday afternoon when we have scattered showers tndnderstorms. sunday not a terrible day at the beach and as the week wears on we'll continue to see rain at the beaches as well. weekend weather questions back here at home. ould you cancel the outdoor plans, off to the east, southern maryland down through the northern neck, i would say yes because we're looking at move in during the morning hours and then it's looking like a of the for the remainder day. if you're off to the west, areas like frederick, fauquier county, scattered showers and on sunday i wouldn't cance those plans unless they are later in the afternoon. morng and midday hours, things are looking main lip dry. flooding is possible and then we have plenty more rain next week and when it's all said and done we could see 2 to 6 inches of rain, maybe a little bit more. again, w think that the flash flood watches that are well off to our east are going to be expanded into our are probably later tonight. >> yeah. that's r

the last time i went 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. ♪ let's do an ad of a man eating free waffles at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed, when he books direct at choicehotels.com. or just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com welcome to 2018, folks. it's a made-to-order-world. one-size-fits-all just doesn't cut it anymore. would you put up with a one-flavor-fits-all ice cream? no. what about a one-size-fits-all shoe? no. so why would you settle for a one-size-fits-all family unlimited plan? well, veri

because it's in the going to be an enjoyable day at the beach. we'll have more on that coming up. 66 degrees in concord. our headlines for the day partly cloudy with a mild start. it will be warmer today though than yesterday. and it also be humid out there, thanks to all the cloud cover. hot inland this weekend as the sun comes back up as clouds move out. our highs 4 to 11 degrees above average. the biggest difference, oakland 71 the average, 82 degrees is what we are expecting in the inland areas -- or in oakland today. now, what i'm talking about with the beach, it's not sunny but there's an advisory out there right now for some sneaker waves and some rip currents. kpix 5's jackie ward is at the beach with a firsthand look. >> reporter: thanks. so we are at the pacifica pier which usually we are here becaup and over the railing here. that's not the case this morning. but it's still kind of an intense situation. a lot of rip currents and sneaker waves rip because of the beach hazard statement that's in place. that's making it even more dangerous

. >>> the long journey to a pristine california beach. thy landowners cut off public access and what it could mean president trump.. was arrested tonight. >>> stormy daniels, the adult film star who says she was paid off by president donald trump, was arrested tonight in ohio. she was performing the same act she has performed at 100 strip clubs around the country. her attorney claims the arrest was a complete set up and politically motivated. he expects daniels will be released on bail later tonight and charged with a misdemeanor. >>> we have been reporting on the red flags and questions surrounding a big new bay area music festival. tonight, organizers have called it off. the xo music festival was supposed to kick off friday at the contra costa event park in antioch. >> imagine fire, water, l.e.d. lights. >> reporter: for months, the organizer has been promoting the xo music festival, claiming more than 100 musicians and many local artists will perform on seven stages in antioch. doubts crept up monday night when artists started dropping

that -- we weren't sitting on the beach, drinking bloody marys. at must have been some other couple. >> thorne: "couple"? i like the sound of that. i like being a couple with you. >> katie: me, too. but, at the moment, we should probably be thorne and katie, dutiful employees of forrester creations. >> thorne: yes. there's quite a bit of work to do. >> katie: i'm still unnerved by those comments on the website. >> thorne: yeah, it's strange, isn't it? who would want to mess with hope?

san jose 86, fremont 82 but only in the 60s at the beach. fairfield and antioch in the low 90s tomorrow. clouds in the morning and a high of 77 in mill valley. san francisco and south city in the high 70s. oakland hitting 75. lakeport middletown and clear mark was to hitting 1000. cloud cover gone for the weekend and we will be in the 90s. but we are still chilly near the water. 60s at the coast. we will be right back. >>> ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. ma be considered an old boy's club. cbs reporter danielle nottingam on the new push to get more wome the golf course is a traditional place to network but it still can be considered an old boys club. >> daniel nottingham on the push to get more wood -- women on the greens and fairways. >> reporter: jasmine krone didn't know-how to play golf when she started her insurance agen

look at the beaches in the low to mid-60s.it may be tempting to go there because when things heat up over the next few days, the beaches will be refreshing. so what's going on is this low right here is weakening, moving away from california. this ridge is really going to start to take over our weather pattern. that's why our warming trend has begun. the desert southwest will have monsoonal moisture. southern california, northern california, all of us will have heat. this is hurricane fabio. as it moves north and away from the coastline, it is starting to churn up the ocean. we are going to see that today. but it's also going to bring us a lot of cloud coverage. so for tomorrow, we will have warm weather. we are also going to see clouds because of hurricane fabio. the ridge of high pressure will stay put for the next several days so we do have heat above average conditions lasting well into next week which i'll show you in the seven-day forecast. waking up to clouds overhead, high elevation clouds, this is because of what's goi

if you're headed to the beach, great weather. u'll want the spf 30 or higher no matter what you're doing today. and so far, wednesdaourth of july looks nice. a there chance for a shower. but by fireworks time, any shower should be gone. that's a small chance at the beach. but looking mosy dry. if you're going to be at the beach, the rest of the week and into the weekend, it looks good. our next chance for showers would be late friday into shower. and sunday look good, too. look at that stretch of 90s, today through friday.a we're in the 80s. let's head back over to jacklo tato see how the roads are looking. >> hey, sheena. outbound fourth street bridge. lythorities are on scene to remove them as quis they can. we have 32 going eastbound work has been blocked from gallatin and farragut. that's closed southbound due to the ongoing police activity early this morning. hmm. back to you. >> thank you, jack. >>> a dog at a firehouse, no unique unless you're talking about this particular pooch in virginia. we're going to tell you h how se

most of us stay dry and beautiful at the beaches. a closer look at what you can expect today and into the weekend coming up. >>> sena, thank you. it's 5:01 now. the nation's capital is packed with peopleor the fourt of july. they plan to brave the heat and humio celebrate independence day on the national mall. >> there is lots going on. news 4's justin finch is live along the national mall with more on all of today's events. good morning, justin. >> reporter: hey there, erika, aaron. goodurmorning. of , we're in for a hot and humid holiday today. everything kicks off withat parade at 11:45 this morning. we'll have eight checkpoints set up about the mall today. they will open at 10:00 of course, the parade is the main draw. it will travel down constitution avenue from 7th to 17th streets. the life festival also happening opening doors at 11:30 a.m. we'll have a fireworks finish in the 9:00 p.m. hour after theur capital fo concert that takes place hours before. with so much goi on, the u.s. park police want you to know they're workingo

for most of the year.... privates beach - near capitola - off by a private >>> tonight, legal battle over a locked up each into cruz county. for most of the year, private beach near capitola is closed off by a private gait. to enter, you often have to pay a $100 fee. today, the state's coastal commission demanded the group that operates the gate apply -- gate apply for a permit to charge admission. as our reporter explains, the group was defiant. >> reporter: the california coastal commission is in town, and their staff have been preparing for months to decide the fate of a 9 foot tall iron gate at private speech, that is when mark did a surprising about-face. he is the attorney for the oakland close recreation district, the volunteer agency that manages the beach, and sent this letter, withdrawing their coastal development permit application. >> what do you say to folks who say that by pulling the permit, this is basically giving the coastal commission the middle finger? >> it's not that at all, we are looking to work dire

if you're staying at the beach for a long weekend, saturday less rihumid. , sunny, a high of 81 degrees. the weekend is looking way better for saturday. the rain on friday will be moving tough quickl enough to clear us out and dry us out. the low humidity and high of 81. degr talk about relief. on sunday, less humid. high of 83. then we go into next week and wc will bein the 90s. so we have another stretch of 90s in tfo cast. the good news is just in time for your weekend, things will feel rllyomfortable around here. lauren is back in a few minutes cwith aser look at the july forecast straight ahead. >>> sheena, thank you. 4:19 right now. d guest p, an uninvi shows up at a local man's house. what he did after spotting this massive black bear going through the trash. ith us. at havertys we know everyone has different tastes. and this independence day... ...we're making it easy to find your style hurry in to havertys independence day sale. for the last few days, the more you spend, the more you save- up to $1000. how much you save is up to you! with more style

be careful at the beach. today may not be the best day at the beach. you can see high clouds everywhere in the bay area throughout the day. it's keeping temperatures warm for this time of day. 68 in concord. livermore 65. still in the 50s in the north bay though, santa rosa 57 degrees. our headlines for the day, partly cloudy and a mild start. but that will start to change. it will be warmer today for all areas and there's going to be some humidity thanks to those clouds coming off the pacific. but it's going to get hot in the inland areas this weekend as things clear up and we have more sunshine in the areas. our high temperatures for the day anywhere from 4 to 11 degrees above average. the biggest difference in oakland, 71 would be average. today we are going to be 82 degrees, pretty warm, certainly warmer than yesterday. again, just remember, if you are heading to the beach, though, to be careful. jaclyn? >> all right. thank you, emily. >>> right now, we are tracking a breezy ride as you are making your way across the benicia bridge. we had an earlie

in brazil the beach in rio de janeiro was a perfect spot to see the moon as well as months nearby. it's beautiful very beautiful it was great being here in the moon was very beautiful more so with this telescope. it was bad luck for people in mumbai india thick clouds left nothing much to see this is a very long it's of the longest eclipse of the century but. monsoon season and how much on the beach at the time they have there is a very very thick local sylvia all very very disappointed. no disappointment for people. increase the there you know to live at a picture perfect to film and. here in berlin hundreds of thousands of people have been taking part in the city's annual christopher street day parade it's one of europe's biggest gay pride events organizers say it's more than just a street party they call it a political demonstration calling for equal rights for all the event is named after a new york street where gay and trans people fought back against police harassment and brutality in one nine hundred sixty nine kickstarting the l g b t rights movement around the world. are w

caution at the beaches tomorrow. said, the ocean influences going to keep us chilly at the beach. tomorrow will be the warmest of the week, pushing 100 degrees. and, speaking of 100, san jose officially will hit 100 straight dry days coming up tomorrow. it has not rained in san jose since 16 april. what is going on? all this heat to the south, that is because of the high pressure locked in place. it is centered to our southeast. winds go clockwise around high- pressure. so, we keep in onshore flow. almost everyone else does not. the bay area does. so, the hottest temperatures will stay to the south and to the east. things are not changing that much. a little hotter tomorrow, a little less cloud cover, but it is still there. sunshine in the afternoon, and on thursday we will do it again. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and temperatures running slightly above average as a matter of fact, the ridge will slide off the coast. for us, that means that the onshore flow remains. we will keep temperatures rather temperate

access for the public good right now the beach ise and open to the public during daylight hours but at night and during the fall and winter and spring, you need 100 delegate key to get in. >> the gate is closed, it doesn't look like it is open. the gate and fence are still there, they still present a visual and psychological barrier to access, that is a problem. >> the fees collected pay for landscaping, maintenance on a wooden staircase, and a gatekeeper. the district says getting rid of the $100 fee and gait would mean ravers, vandals, drug addict and the homeless would wreck the beach and leave no way to pay for maintenance. coastal commissioner erin peskin question that the fees were being spent. >> the vast majority of the funds that they raised here actually go to pay guards to keep people out. so, that is 35 -- $30,000 of the $56,000 they raise a year. ultimately, this little special district really should be turned into a county park. >> reporter: what do you say to poor families is a $100 is too much to spend? >> i said it i

those clouds will retreat there, not the best day for the beach. highs today will be warm, just a little above average for this time of year. that will change later in the week. take a look at the highs expected in areas here, 66 in san francisco, oakland 72 degrees. 92 degrees for concord. how hot we'll be by midweek, coming up a little bit later. >>> thank you. president trump is now meeting with vladimir putin. >> jackie ward is joining us to break down the summit. >> we'll see what happens this morning. the presidents have 90 minutes scheduled together alone. this will be their first summit together. president trump says he's going in with very low expectations. officials say there's no set agenda other than taking some drama out of the relationship right now. president trump has his doubts, citing the mueller investigation that indicted 12 more russians on friday. >> we have not been getting along very well for the last number of years. i've been here not too long, but it's getting close to two years. i think we'll have an extraordinary relatio

if you head to the beach, the traffic will be bad. but the temperatures will be a bett the beach. we have a heat advisory for the area. i'll show you how hot it will feel again, coming up. as>>> plus, a legend h landed. a >>> it is 4:45 now. esday, wake up on this the heat wave continues, folks. it will feel like 's 105 degrees outside. >> oh. >> and for that reason, a heat advisory will be in effect this afternoon. >> sheena parveen is going to join us to break it all down in a few minutes. >>> we're following breaking news out of colorado. the gso-called sprire is causing more evacuations. this started near a week agot. neargarland. and it has destroyed more than 100 homes isalready. s an area south of california springs, not too far from the great sand dunes, a popular tourist attraction hthere. one m been arrested in connection with starting this re. colorado, the entire state is in hot, dry, windy weather. sheena parveen says this agha see some rain in the coming days. it's not going to be nearly enough to slow down uge fire. aaron, back to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> 4:46.

it all goes to the beach. we look forward to the day when we don't find the plastic straw on the beach. it looks like a year until that happen as. >> next speaker, please. >> i am the policy director for upstream. i moved to upstream about a year ago. prior too that i was the california director of clean water action where i started the program that jack mentioned. we found reduced the single use packaging businesses save money. every food business saves money this. is a good thing for business. often businesses don't really understand how much money they are spending, all these little single use items. upstream supports this policy. it is a good first step to reduce the food and beverage packagings which has so many environmental impacts. much like eva's stats we found in you a survey in 2011 the food and beverage packaging is 67% of the litter on the street es. seven of th the 7 of the top 10 items picked up each year. a huge impact associated with extraction of natural gas, greenhouse gas emissions from the

highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. highs at the beaches tomorrow will also be cooler with fog and in the 60s with 70s and a few 80s around the bay. high pressure will begin to build in slowly and our riday with moonsoonal clouds moving through. more sunshine is expected for the weekend with hotter temperatures. (ken) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood.. on your phone and online at kron-4 dot com. you will also find full forecasts and current conditions and get breaking news push alerts with our app. you can download it right now. (pam) panic and fear today... for a young boy who was watching a baby... as flames started tearing through homes at his apartment complex. the fire damaged at least 12- units earlier today... two children were hurt. it happened near barcelona ci

i do want to show you the difference between what's going on in the beach. this is the view at surf line beach. let's take you to san jose. look at that. just a few little clouds out there. so yes, you're waking up to some sunshine this morning. over at sfo, that's not so much the case. so yeah, low cloud ceiling there may affect some of the flights. temperature-wise in francisco, 56 compared to 60 in san jose. oakland 58. concord at 60 degrees. wind speeds coming in from the southwest direction at sfo. but not much wind. we are talking barely a breeze out there for most bay area locations. early-morning fog is going inland. there are thunderstorms and monsoonal moisture and dust storms and all kinds of activity in arizona, nevada, southern california. now it's being allowed to grow and extend up north. san jose 87 degrees. still above average by a few degrees. it will be warm and muggy out there because of the monsoonal moisture. so 85 in santa clara. it may feel the hotters because the humidity levels. cooler compared to yesterday but definitely the humidit

there is a hazardous surf for the beach is facing south. we have sneaker waves and set waves the price you. be careful if you are visiting the coast. especially tomorrow. a warm to hunt weekend. 60s for the beaches and hot temperatures in land back into the 90s. not much of a change in the sunday forecast. some patchy fog coast side tomorrow morning. the brighter colors reflect the warm and hot numbers. that means some 90s toward antioch and brentwood. and cisco 73, santa rosa 92. san jose around 90. elroy 96. a warm to hot weather pattern this weekend with cooling into next week. no red flag warnings here. >>> the giants look to get offense back on track against the cardinals tonight. we have sports at next. >>> final update on the fire out of control not far from ucsb and santa barbara county. you can see the situation here. is mantia's -- as many as 20 homes have burned and many others are threatened. there is no containment. we will be back in a moment. >>> we now have sports. talking giants. there doing pretty well. >> it has been a tou

the chase then continue to the beach before the guy legged it.t far, he was arrested soon after. but some pretty incredible footage. >>> to the czech republic where we have more drama going on. this dude right up on top of that high tension power line. nothing else to do except deploy the police helicopter once again. this is super risky, you've got all those wires, all that metal, all that electricity. the kind of thing you hope you've been practicing for, which is exactly what's going on in this video. in fact, this is a training exercise. they're practicing communication between the pilot, between the flight engineer, the people on the ground so that if a situation like this comes along, they know exactly what to do. but it doesn't minimize the risk they are going through right now. no problems in this case, he's able to scoop him up no problems and hopefully that training will pay off one day. >>> little maia is 3 years old and has had 1 of the most pioneering medical advancements performed on her that i think we've seen. >> into her eye sokt

we start the trip from the beach, just east of the.. -- east of the pier. it's fine if you know you are doing. >> how was that launch? bigger not bad. this is just the beginning of the journey.>> reporter: once on the water, get ready for a long, unrelenting paddle, the prevailing winds blow to the east, making the trip take twice as long, and rest for too long, the wind blows you back to where you started. >> we have just crossed into hollister ranch, officially inside private property that way.>> reporter: in half an hour, we technically enter wilderness, completely on our own, the shores right there, with a rocky coastline and no cell service, you have to call for help on a special marine radio, it could take the coast guard or deputies hours to arrive. and there are huge kelp beds making for slow going. after 2.5 hours, we made it. >> we are going for it! [ laughter ] >> do as i say, not as i do. [ laughter ] marooned kayakers going >> reporter: we made it to corta canyon beach. it has seen activity, it is surreal to have such a long stretch of californ

it will be around 60 at the beach. this is the season for a big temperature spread. >>> coming up, newlyweds are capturing the moment of a lifetime only to have to leap for their lives. >>> tonight's guest on the late show with stephen colbert. >> a close call for newlyweds shortly after sharing their i do's. >> -- oh, my god. >> cheyenne and lucas were being interviewed for the wedding video. they had to jump out of the way of a branch. they made it out as -- in time. they had some minor scrapes but they were not face. >> i have never seen anything like this. i am happy they walked out and we had an amazing rest of the day. they did not let this ruin their day. >> after the incident, the bride said, our love is forever going to be stronger than that tree. >> closer to home, -- >>> these california newlyweds found a silver lining from the smoke of a county fire. they used it as the background for this gorgeous photo. it was taking saturday evening i

in the case of "saving private ryan" it is a micro picture. omaha beach is presented. could have been done in the pacific about the carnage of war. the story itself is really largely detached from the day. the other thing about "steamboat willie" and the german, he was made into a larger character than was seemingly plausible, and it was that there are too harsh lessons in that. one of them is, the no good deed goes unpunished, not shooting him on the spot. and the other thing, the allies did learn that lesson at some point, because when colonel carried out his massacres on the second day of the battle of the bulge, for the next two weeks in that sector the allies took no german prisoners. and he mysteriously or not mysteriously died in a suspicious fire in the 1970's. but the other thing is, in that cavern where they are fighting to the death the cabin,-- in where they are fighting to the death one-on-one, and outside there's a soldier frozen in place. with the combat there, all this technology and the airplanes in the tanks and all this, that in almost any war, it com

today if you're headed to the beach for sure. , broken down vehicle there. manassas after66, the water main break has cleared. prince william paway, a new crash there, overturned vehicle. >> thank you, ma'am. we will get a check of your focast coming up next. mo> good tuesday ing. going to be a lot like yesterday. another heat advisory today. feeling around 105 combined with poor air quality. outside fornt to be several hours. 82 in washington, the rest of the area. about the mid 70 through the day we'll be in the mid 90s but, again, feeling like 105. just like yesterday. if you're heading to the beach, you'll enjoy it a lot. it will be worth it once you get there. in the 80s and sunny until we get to mainly friday. that's our big chance of rain before a cooler weekend. >>> sheena, thank you. another local news update in 25 minutes. >>> for now back to the "today" show after this brea >>> we're back a30 7: tuesday morning, 3rd of july, 2018. it's a hot just look at some of the high temps we're seeing at cities across the countron

to be at the beach this weekend. nd storms. i'm not just talking about showers. there is the chance for heavy rain at the beaches on turday, and we're also dealing with winds, windy conditionsay on satund breezy on sunday. so take a look. if you're heading there and looking for a three-day weekend, nice. at least is looking a mix of clouds and sun and the temperature around 78. the water temperature comingn at 76 degrees. 76 for a high at the beaches on saturday and 77 on sunday. rain and thunderstorms are looking likely on saturday. on sunday, scattered showers and thunderstorms is what you can expect at the beaches, based on the forecast right now. back here at home, it'sgot goo be a washout. here is saturday or sunday. a few scattered showers and thunderstorms out tn saturday, especially if you're east of washington. east of i-95. but overall, there is a better chance for some rain on sunday. but, again, because of the fact -- it's not a washout right now. don' cancel outdo plans. this is a bit of a tricky forecast

beach. standing on the same beach 10 years to the minute after my outfit made the initial invasion of france. but the big thrill was when i took marta, his wife at the time,. there was a first objectives 10 years ago. we lost 1160 men that morning. i showed her the same little old schoolhouse into which we had chased an enemy officer. the pillboxes we took and she was horrified as she gapped at the 88th. that 88's. this is one of dozens of times that fuller was really trying to return to this formative place and revisit his experiences. these are a couple of images. one is a polaroid on the back of which reads omaha beach. that is fully with a small 35mm and i, which has no sound believe he was using it for location scouting at omaha beach in the 1950's. the other is from a home movie and that is fuller scaling something at normandy. letter toer wrote a his publicist about this trip. july of 1954. this is what she said. "we went to normandy for the d-day ceremony on omaha beach on june 6. under returned to california you was in the film he managed to take on a cold, rainy day and it tells th

i think the exxon how these was --ded for 1 -- was head-on headed for long beach. they lost about 20% of its cargo. the rest is history. happenedlk about what on that day? mr. jones: the tanker left valdez before midnight and sailed out of valdez into prince william sound. -- 12:04 course a.m. it hit the reef which was a well marked navigational hazard in prince william sound. earlier in the day have been reports of icebergs, so the captain requested permission to deviate from the tanker lanes to avoid these icebergs in case they were still there. they were fairly tricky maneuvers but it happened all the time. they were supposed to return to the tanker planes -- lines and instead they sailed into a reef. there were conditions of the strip that contributed to the accident. , it was always a question as to whether he was drinking and if he was drinking was it a factor. that was never established clearly and i kind of doubt it myself. what he did was to put the third day -- mate in charge of the bridge and went below to do paperwork here at the tanker crews, and this i

this is the beach in question, north of santa barbara. according to the deal struck by the california coastal commission, this is limited to access from the ocean only. for most people it means paddling six miles to the beach, like we did last month. >> it is time for them to open up the beach to the public. >> reporter: they got an earful from critics of the settlement at this month's coastal commission meeting. >> access by boats and kayaks won't work for many people, certainly not many. >> if you're rich enough, have enough money and fight it long enough, then you'll get your way. >> i would love to see a conversation about how the coastal commission, at least as a party, can withdraw from the settlement. >> reporter: but it could be too late to scrap the deal and is not an ideal settlement. in the business of litigation, when you settle, you don't get to change your mind. the reality is that the coastal commission voted and we've got to live with what we did. >> reporter: a judge will now weigh the merits of the settlement, increasing

so be careful if you are going to the beaches today. eda county fair today it will be sunny and warm even at 11:00, with plenty of sunshine and warming up into the low 90s and if you stick around until closing time, still clear and mild with temperatures in the mid-60s. so let me show you what is going on. we have high pressure building in the four corners. this is bringing very hot conditions, warm weather through parts of northern california and hot in southern california where we saw a lot of triple digit heat. there's also quite a few red flag warnings in effect through parts of southern california and parts of nevada and even out in utah. low humidity, gusty winds and high heat are the factors because of the high pressure. lows tonight will still be on the milder side around the bay and we'll still get a little bit of the sea breeze. so half moon bay dropping to 52 and mid-50s in san mateo. san jose, 59 and very mild still. inland only dropping to the mid-60s in some spots. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have hot inl

you go to the beach, you expect a pleasant, carefree day. absolutely. e other effect of this hot weather on the front of the daily express, hosepipe bans in a daze, as britain dries up, it says. looking back to the hot summer of 1976. which none of us remember, of course! only britain can do this, only britain can turna britain can do this, only britain can turn a delightful, fantastic mediterranean interlude... it was the wettest winter on record. it rained every day. what did they do with the water? did they sell it? did it trickle away? extraordinary. other countries have dry weather and they don't have to have hosepipe bans. i think it's people in high places who want our gardens to be ruined. why would they want that? they want to stop our fun, they want us they want to stop our fun, they want us to go out in the middle of the night with paper cups and water things. i've been putting the washing water on the garden but i wa nt to washing water on the garden but i want to know about the role of the water companies. i'd like to know how they have cons

if you're heading to the beach, crazy traffic. when you get there, i think you'll enjoy it. omorrow. 84 on thursday,ith a slight chance for showers around. morrow for the national independence parade, if you're heading there on constitution avenue, it will be a hot one, 90 degrees by 2:00 p.m. and the fireworks forecast looks good. nice and dry at the city or at the beach. if you're heading to the beach, you're going to be there all weekend long. that's going to be a big chance ofn into saturday. inland, as well. the chance of rain better on friday. let's look at what's gn ng to happene roads. good morning. >> chopper 4 over the bay bridge right now, looking at either span. no major problems. we want you to travel beforeaf 10:00 a.m. or 10:00 p.m. let's loo at another camera for you this morning. this one in manassas. northbound sudley road, after 66. they w patching the road. this should be reopening, we understand, from the he scene there, in the next couple of minutes. arlington, a crash in the left lane. as we zoom out, wook pretty good. not going to look like this later

sunshine, cool weather in the beaches. tch out for the rough surf and 89 in palo altost. >> it will be another mild day, less humidity. beautiful, and 74 in the embarcadero and 75 in the mission. look at the difference with the chillier wind that it will be going in the strongest. the sunset will be down to a cooler 67. 89 in santa rosa. and 92 in napa and looking good in millvalley and 76. san francisco, 70s fade on sunday. you will see in the seven-day forecast, we will return to 60s here by sunday's forecast. and we will hold with 60s all the way through next friday. for cities away from the coast line, tomorrow, is the hottest, then we g and we will hold with theets s 90s -- with the 90s in to tuesday and we drop off in the 80s by wednesday, thursday and friday's forecast. another weekend, more hot temperatures moving on in, you guys. >> we will not complain about our hot temperatures knowing l.a. is like at 110 degrees right now. >> so dangerous, and down there, like here, a lot of people do not have air conditioning.

but there is something you need to keep in mind if you are heading to the beach today. use of tropical storm fabbia it churned up a lot of the waves. that's headed in our direct. we could see waves that are seven to 12 feet high. that will cause some strong rip currents out there. never turn your back to the water. this is in effect for the coastline. >>> i want to give you an update on the wildfires burning in go a. there is a red flag warning until 6:00 p.m. even though we don't have heat viruss or red flag warnings in southern california they are still dealing with extreme heat. monday and the rest of the week the temperatures are expected to get better hopefully helping the firefighters out dealing with those dangerous conditions. >>> sunday, clear conditions, upper 60s. and inland areas in the 90s through tomorrow. >>> it is 7:47. still ahead on today in the bay, hackers are crashing home sales and stealing people's down payments. we have one woman's six-figure loss, and how to avoid this home buying heist. next. breaks her silence. your sneak peak of robin wright )

is accessible. >> the homeowners said we use the money to take care of the beach. the problem is that it falls disproportionally on people who can least afford to pay it. >>. >> the district agreed to let everyone on the beach for free, but that's not enough for the coastal commission. they want to end the fee for good and lower the barrier from feet to six feet. the california coastal commission is drawing a line in the sand because this is not the only one in the state and is challenging public access. near san francisco, the silicon valley billionaire wants to lock the only road to martins beach who runs through his property. there has been outrage between the coastal commission and wealthy homeowners at holster ranch beach only accessible by sea. >> we're fight these fights up and down the coast in many locations, big and small. >> with more than 1200 miles of scenic california coastline, that's a lot of real estate worth fighting over. john black stone, santa cruz. >> we are back in two minutes. you are watching cbs overnight news. any object. any surface. if