we are under low clouds and fog at the beaches. at cooler cleaner marine air is going to bring us better air quality today and tomorrow. i will have your complete forecast coming up. liz: the giants powered to a dramatic win over the a's with a penchant homerun. chris has the highlights coming it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 24 months & free premium delivery. ends monday. the next preseason game. they face the chargers. kickoff is at 4:30 this afternoon. the giants and days square off in the final games of the bay

low 80's around the bay and around the beaches, low 60's. xpect improving air quality through tomorrow and then we have some big changes and a warm up with the accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. liz: the food and drug administration could give full approval of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine this week. a senior federal official shared this news with cnn. health experts say this could drive more americans to receive the shot. john warnick explains it comes as hospitals across the country are continuing to fill up with covid patients. >> i'm coming in for overtime today because they are short staffed and i just came in and i am picking up next couple hours to help out. john: the centers for disease control and prevention says the hospitalization rate in the u.s. is below the highest recorded in january, but officials say that could change next few weeks. some hospitals have been forced to take drastic measures with their patients. >> we've had to look as far as oklahoma or up into idaho, to be able to fly people, to get the care that they need j

the beaches. francisco, a high of 63. oakland, 69. sanon average, we are five to 10 degrees cooler. you can expect that to be cooler for the east bay because things are changing. overnight lows tonight in the low 50's through parts of the north bay and we will see lots of mid-50's around the bay as the marine layer spreads overnight with possible patchy drizzle tomorrow morning. you need to get ready for this. in livermore, the average is 88. we are below average and stay that way. check out the end of the week. you triple digits friday and saturday. we will see a slight offshore flow. we have cleaner air today. tomorrow will be good to moderate we start to warm up midweek. by the end of the week, hot and hazy conditions inland where we get the slight offshore flow again so air quality may not be as good. overnight lows in the 60's for inland areas. that is not great. we have heat risk concerns. if you can go to the beaches friday and saturday, it will be a good time to do that with the low 70's. l

just in the house on the beach. ll bill left nanette quite a consolation prize. 1 million dollars in life insurance. $150,000 in cash. and the use of the beach house for a year. but it was hardly enough, frankly, to fund the lifestyle to which she has become accustomed. didn't he pay for everything for her? cars, even plastic surgery? >> he treated her very well. he provided a very posh lifestyle for she and her children. >> which made bill's daughters move nanette down the list of suspects. >> i said in front of her, i believe, of course nanette would not have done this if this were no financial gain for her in this. >> after all, had bill survive, nanette and her two children might have live very well, indeed. and then bill's daughters notice something odd about his books. i >> notice in one of his business accounts a 250,000 dollar check that was written. >> that's a lot of money. >> a heck of a lot of money. >> the czech dated december 14th, one day before bill was murdered, was made out to nanette nanette johnst

but who just like any other person on the beach? never an issue. me. while i was just driving from crinoline, i've been down there with over 30 years and no one's ever set it back to me or looked at me in the wrong way. or i see with my in laws, my sister in law and my brother in law to nowadays and commons and whatever else. and no one's ever said about it to me in any way, shape or form. one of the things that was very clear about was nobody knew what was going to happen when they came to town and 9096. how the government specifically got read off the strain in multicultural research program. and that, that had a really quite profound effect because nobody was talking to anybody that was going on. there was no, nobody was actually tracking what was happening and communities. and so there was a sort of unraveling of social knowledge about what was happening and struggling. i feel like something was billing, but in hindsight, you could actually say now that all of those things that were coming into play were building up to the crescendo. like many in th

the big concern here on long beach is flooding. d here photographer rick hall, you see this apartment building just beyond those apartments are homes and the concern is just like what happened during superstorm sandy, flooding could be an issue, rain coming, obviously, not just from the storm but the water coming from a passable storm surge. tens of millions of dollars in devastation happened to this community. so they are a little bit on edge. once again, i am not seeing many preps. boris. >> alison kosik, thank you for the reporting. >> sources tell cnn full approval for the coronavirus vaccine could come as soon as tomorrow. is that what it's going to take to convince skeptics to get vaccinated? we will talk about it. t reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love of people. for the love of

at the beaches, 60's. julian: thank you. omes the first person to plead guilty to assaulting a police officer during the january 6 capitol riot. prosecutors say he was one of the first to breach the capitol building. body camera footage shows him taunting officers and punching one in the head. he could face more than for years in prison. he also agreed to pay $2000 in restitution. at the coronavirus continues to mutate, some scientists believe it is here to stay. we have a sobering look at the potential danger of new variants. >> these vaccines are remarkable in terms of how well they work. on the pessimistic side, i think this is going to become known as an endemic pathogen. it is going to be around forever. reporter: he is an evolutionary biologist at uc davis an expert in dna sequencing to study the evolution of microbes. what does he think of the evolution of covid? >> right now, i am worried about what is happening now. i am not even spending a loof tinking how it can get worse because it is quite bad now with a number o

know, almost half of| the beach is gone compared to maybe just four hours ago. ere, but we are feeling like it's impact on the weather, it's starting to change and this is a barrier island. so when it makes landfall, it'll hit here first — not exactly where i'm standing, the prediction is 80 miles to the east of long island and fire island, which is why the governor made clear the appeal to the residence of fire island to leave, because he also thought that this could be similar to what happened in 2012 with hurricane sandy. but fire island was heavily impacted with damages — we know that storm brought about $70 billion of costs to the state of new york and newjersey, so clearly they are worried that could happen again. even though some people are standing on the beach, a lot of them have been packing to leave because the only way to get back through the mainland is a ferry service which will stop in a few hours. �* , ., service which will stop in a few hours. fl ., ,., service which will stop in a few hours. �*, ., . hours. it's not so much people -- is there a s

online. >> several hours of video footage by cops, and the boynton beach pd. nd show them this? >> correct. >> and you knew at the time there was a pending criminal investigation of dalia dippolito, correct? >> correct. >> in the end, dalia's team contended that that constitution her constitutional rights. look at them and running the surveillance video, and find the target, dalia, not guilty. >> this was a police department, in love with publicity. and by virtue of that, they tossed dalia dippolito under the bus. a police department cannot toss a client's constitutional rights under the bus to make good television. >> as dalia waited for a jury of six to decide her fate, flanked by her attorneys, she spoke exclusively to dateline. >> for the past seven years, it has been a complete nightmare. >> she told us her nightmare began after she complained that she had been the victim of domestic abuse, an accusation her now ex husband michael strongly denies. she says she was used by the boynton beach police. >> we are here because they turned what should have been a

and later the volunteers making miami beach accessible to all. >> oh, man, this is so good. >> this isbs weekend news. from new york, here's jericka >> duncan: good evening. a lot of news to get to today. america's nearly two decade long involvement in afghanistan is coming to an abrupt and chaotic end. today taliban fighters took control of the capitol kabul. president ashraf ghani suddenly fled the country. then this, taliban fighters were seen rolling up the afghan flag inside the presidential palace. and tonight president biden is deploying another thousand troops to kabu'rpart of a 6,000g contingent to help evacuate americans. and take a look at t u.s. helicopters have been flying between the u.s. embassy and the airport. that's where diplomats and civilians have moved. it is now the only way out for americans and our allies. we have team coverage of today's events in afghanistan with reaction from washington and london but we begin tonight with cbs' roxana saberi in kabul, roxana. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. in a single day the taliban not only made it to the gates of the

the very latest out toward the beaches. you got some waters right along the coast there near ocean beach and 63 degrees. they get inside the bay. of course, much shower water. look what happens. the temperatures. how about that? 71 degrees. as you make your way into parts of the south bay that is on believably warm out there and that's exactly what we're seeing at this time of year. and that's why things start to feel a little muggy around the bay area. as we look toward tomorrow. those temperatures going to be running into the 60's in the san francisco 61 in the sunset clouds and patchy fog along the coastline about 58 in pacifica 61 degrees in half moon bay, you get inside the bay. of course you're going to find a little more sunshine. those warm waters to egypt as well. 73 in millbrae about 75 degrees and burning game 76 in san carlos 75 degrees in palo alto and warm there, too, in the south bay looks like one of those are really a nice afternoon as the temperatures going to be comfortable about 81 in santa clara. you had

you better not see surfers because the beaches are closed. significant rip tide situation, especially out there. montauk, again, is the end of the south fork of long island. there's a lot more wave activity out there, a lot more current activity out there. so the tide is going to get a little later and later as you move west. for him it was about 9:00, 10:00. for us it was about an hour or so later. we're now moving towards low tide here in the afternoon. they're telling us the most recent reading is that within the next hour or so we will see landfall of this storm. what does that mean? looking at the bands, if you can put them up right now, pam, you'll see it's going to be about these types of sustained winds. i don't have an anemometer on me, but the idea of somewhere between 20, 30 gusts. that's what they're supposed to see. sustained for how long. that's an interesting coefficient here. as derek van dam was pointing out from newport, having leaves on trees creates a different density and effect of what the wind can do taking down power li

the beach side. further, the brighten the fans in the rubric are under attack. the shocking violence continues into the early hours of monday morning. straight full of live in a drive by all just jumped out to my husband's truck a lie. the night smashed every single car and straight. got the shovel of his truck through stripes, rob, bedroom window. i was absolutely. i was never been to the front. you know my life, but i have a sinking. all that's really stupid. what. what good does that do? how, how does the call being damaged? solve anything, we got some river and we got pulled over by the police. they were asked to get out of the car, put up against the bus stop and searched and searched in the car. and the cops just said in a nice way, and i get the f ada, he get any carts, your luck, you know, go home. it's a relief from the 100 and for nina, his future wife. i was really shocked that my was one of the guys that went down i need because it's really out of character for him like he's really a much more logical than that. but at the same time, i can really und

inland areas in the low 90's, at the beaches, mid 60's. re flow bringing us improved air quality tomorrow. all of the details coming, julian. julian: thank you. a new jersey man is the first person pleading guilty to assaulting a police officer in the january 6 capital riots. scott kevin face years in prison. fairlamb also agreed to pay restitution for damage int the capital. some believe the coronavirus is here to stay and we should have to learn to live with it. abc 7 news reporter at leslie brinkley has a sobering look at the new variants. dr. eisen: these vaccines are remarkable, in terms of how they work, but on the pessimistic side, i think this is what is going to be known as an endemic pathogen. it is going to be around. we are not going to wipe it out. leslie: dr. jonathan eisen is an evolutionary biologist at uc davis and an expert in dna sequencing to study the evolution of microbes. what does he think of the evolution of covid at this point? dr. eisen: right now, i am sufficiently worried about what is happening now. [laughs] ti

it will stay cool at the beaches. are seeing a little bit more blue this morning, especially compared to yesterday. but you can definitely see the haze from walnut creek. the haze will continue to push east. santa rosa, currently 50 four degrees. napa, 57. already in the mid to upper 60's in fairfield. from san jose, looking out tomorrow the haze in the hills. the haze and smoke will linger today, but we have easier and cleaner air tonight because onshore flow will pick up. then get ready because things will heat up again this week. the ac's will be running inland quite a bit. the wind gust forecast, this morning, they happen pretty light. you notice, as we get into the afternoon and evening, the winds will pick up, and the winds are coming from the northwest. that will bring this cooler, cleaner ocean air to everybody. that is going to influence the haze. the near surface smoke animation, notice we have hazy conditions in the light blue, all around the bay area. heading for the inland, especially towards tahoe and up

highs on the cool side as well with cloudy conditions at the beaches. alf moon bay, 63, and low 70's through parts of the bay area, around the bay. 74 in fremont and some of our aroma spots will hit the low 80's. tonight, the cooler, cleaner air means temperatures will be cooler for lowe's. upper 50's around the bay, a great time to open those windows. low 50's and parts of the northbay, 51. tomorrow will be a better day to head outdoors with improving air quality, but get ready for a huge warm-up with high-pressure building. our average high is 82, but thursday and friday, the end of the week, we will be 10 degrees above average for some of the inland areas as well. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. better air quality this evening and cleaner air tomorrow. good air quality on monday and noticed midweek, things start to warm up. the heat is on and returns for inland communities, near triple digits by thursday and friday. around the bay, in the low to mid 80's by the end of the week and at the beaches, hitting your 70 by friday with plenty of su

are you heading to the beach? in me here in crosby on the merseyside coastline, where the rnli are issuing a warning and some advice to help keep you safe. going for a second gold on the paralympic track. war veteranjaco van gass stormed to victory in the individual pursuit. can he do it again in the 1,000 metres sprint? good morning. the largely dry, settled theme to the weather continues, we got sunny spells out there today, and for most of us, a bit more sunshine through the weekend, too. i have all your details throughout the morning's programme. good morning. it's friday 27th august. our top story — more than 90 people, including 13 us soldiers, are now known to have died in yesterday's attacks at kabul airport. president biden has vowed to "hunt down" those responsible. it's as officials say more attacks are possible ahead of tuesday's deadline to evacuation people desperate to flee afghanistan. graham satchell reports. for hour after hour, well into the night, the wounded were rushed to hospital. the chaos o

i always find parking at the beach. at 8 or 00:00am in the morning. if you go 10 to 11 we it's a little chilly. but yeah, i get a parking >> well, if i like that trend only the people who can afford to be there when the sun is out. but we'll have a chance wake up early. yes, john, whether center. we should also mention that in spots around south lake tahoe. their temporary closed right now after some chipmunks tested positive for. >> bluebonnet not covid know bonick playing on playground bad. no black lake. keep the beach and parking areas are going to be off limits through friday. >> so during that time, the national forest service is going to be conducting some vector control treatments and eldorado county spokesperson says the chipmunks that were tested had no contact with any people as far as i can tell for service officials say that the they expect of civility be open again. >> by the weekend and human to human transmission of a van plague is rare now trying to become an expert on body plague. i do. i have to worry

those fields are sharing the beach wiwith peoplele. a different actuation, even in northern california. i would be more hesitant about getting in the water. >> reporter: off of the so- called coast, the shark is swimming so calmly and gracefully right now. lowe team is predicting that conditions that could lead to encounters between sharks and people. >> i'm hoping, in about five years, you will get a rip current report and you will get a shark report. >> reporter: lowe and his team say the videos and my interactions are that humans and great white shark can exist , at least in southern california. carter evans, abs news. >> i do not want to test that theory. >> i saw jaws one and josh two. >> that is all i needed find the button that says "cable," grandma. (woman speaking indistinctly over phone) should be on the top of the remote. yeah, the... okay, now, now... push the "power" button. do you see a blue light on the... on the cable box? (woman continues speaking indistinctly over phone) i-i don't know, grandma. that's just the way it

we are told the beach, the boardwalk would be pack, but obviously we have this hurricane that is loomingarea tomorrow at some point. so people are heeding the warning. we spoke with an official in charge of ocean beach park where we are right now, and we are told that the beach will be closed tomorrow and his staff tonight for the duration of the evening will be picking up any loose items, anything that could potentially become a projectile once the storm enters this area. we also stopped by a local hardware store. we spoke with a manager there. he said that it has been pretty much busy all day. take a listen. >> folks have been coming in pretty regularly, seemed to be taking it seriously. it is the first hurricane we are supposed to get in a few decades, but it seems like everybody is paying attention, getting ready well in advance. so, you know, hopefully everybody is able to stay safe through it. >> what seems to be flying off the shelves? >> batteries, flashlights, gas cans, generators, just all of the standard preparedness stuff. >> reporter: the governor of connecticut has also dec

no, it's a picnic, the beach or to a garden party. that me the good news ah, hoping in this kind of stressful environment is, is quite a feat going through the traffic to work. the power gets caught transportation problems. you know, your stuff have to come from quite foss, entrust the biggest way you get stress because they don't get to, to work enough. you know? and once that happens, it's like band, as many hours in the house, you would like. it makes me feel that much more fulfilled when i achieve all that i achieve. go to, you know that it seems like i have actually lost wildly. you know, because i passed everything on. i have to come into a belinda to come on con round also. now, i'm gord before the one countries for the police cut me. i me down to deal when i thought had to be record night for the clothing. i think i just was bad wasn't being presented at all on the world stage in terms of fashion. and was i i had all the on pretty much back again to me. but i didn't i been a niger and patient for me because i just, well, you ha

he credits many on the beach who stepped up to help. >> oh, yeah, hey, how are y'all doing? irthdays and graduations kenya thought she'd never see? her daughter has since turned 13 and her son graduated high school. >> he was definitely a guardian angel put in place for a reason. >> reporter: thanks to police officer ebony giorgio, she got a gift she will cherish the rest of her life. martin savage, cnn, pence co-a. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. fast moving developments. lightning fast. and now afghanistan is a country on the brink. overnight, more cities fell to the taliban, including the country's second largest kandahar. insurgents have now taken at least 14 provincial capitals in a week long blitz, and military experts now say they expect that the afghan government will lose control of the capital

it is going to be a great day to head to the beach. julian: absolutely. get that fan now. ndent, san francisco's world-renowned music venue has hosted performances for 60 years. they usually put on 275 shows a year but they had to go dark during the pandemic. they have reopened after being closed for 16 months, and we got a backstage pass. music has on people. it is a powerful force that is healing and sanctimonious. you really see it is a powerful emotional experience. >> music is our roots. wind which is a surreal feeling. when the word came down that we will have a show, it was a whole spectrum of emotions. i was so happy and i felt like it signified the ship getting back to land. i got the best responses from people who were like, i cannot wait to come home. that is a lot of people saying come home. >> check, >> this room has been a live music venue for 16 years. it has been different places. it was the justice league, the viz. we opened in 2004. sightlines and here are really great. wherever you are standing, it feels very personal. with our state-of-the-art sound and

transporting folks for a joyful swim. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: sabrina cohen is the woman behind the adaptive beachm crying with joy. >> reporter: when you see people go into the water for the first time in years-- >> we all cry. it's like tears of joy. it's a gift to give to others. >> reporter: cohen is among the 61 million u.s. adults living with a disability. a car accident left her a quadriplegic at 14. >> for a moment when you're in the water, you're like anybody else. any mobility devices you use just wash away for a moment. >> reporter: they wash away. you're floating. that's the great equalizer. >> it sure is. >> reporter: she's now working to install a permanent location to reach more than the 8,000 they've already helped. >> it's like a small strand of miracles that just keep coming together. >> reporter: each one with a smile that just washes over. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami beach. >> garrett: a small strand of miracles. and we'll be right back. when you have metastatic breast cancer, what does it mean to be a thriver? it means we grab a hold of what matters most. we sweat the de

. >>> in miami there's a program to help disabled people enjoy the beach. e shore. >> reporter: this isn't just a day at the beach. >> in is so good. >> reporter: nicknamed the aqua man, the ocean has always been his second home. but a tractor accident left his pam alized from the waist down. >> reporter: did you ever think you could get back in the water again? >> i had my doubts. i really did. >> reporter: here you are. >> yes, i am. i prove it wrong. >> reporter: once a month a small army of volunteers build out miami beach with plastic mats and special floating chairs transporting folks for a joyful swim. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: sabrina cohen is the woman behind these adaptive beach days. >> i'm crying of joy. >> reporter: so when you see people go into the water for the first time in years -- >> we all cry. it's like tears of joy. it's a gift to give to others. >> reporter: cohen is among the 61 million u.s. adults living with a disability. a car accident left her a quadriplegic at 14. >> for a moment when you're in the water you are like anybody

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the teens decided to climb from the beach all the way up the 400 foot cliff above. four made it to the top, but the other three has to be rescued from the middle of that cliff. first responders were called out around 8:00 last night right after it got dark. one of the teens said it was a very foolish decision. >> there were points where probably all of us laid down and were falling on the cliff side 100 feet above sharp rocks. >> a coast guard helicopter crew ended up rescuing the three one by one. the six climbers were all 17 and 18 years old. thankfully, nobody was hurt. >>> and they seem to have learned a lesson from that and, you know, they made it through it so they will be all right. talking about the weather here, return of the smoke is the story? >> yeah. major firing burning north, northeast. when the sea breeze starts to weaken a little bit, unfortunately, it means more of that smoke starting to drift into the bay area. this time it will be down the coast. 75 degrees. comfortable temperature-wise. but again as we head through the week, we will see those nu

at a cashier, "you're telling me it's 8 bucks for a puka shell necklace when i could go down to the beachet 'em for free get the [ bleep ] outta here." that said, i think he ended up buying the necklace. >> yeah, that's right, i did that gonna be a problem? >> seth: no, not gonna be a problem. making an observation. >> okay, good for you. now do your little show. >> seth: okay, i will. [ light laughter ] shoemaker, will you walk me to my car tonight [ laughter ] desantis really knows how to boil your blood, which is a bummer, because florida usually conjures up feelings of vacation and relaxation -- or the very least, you know, gators on meth benders. their governor should be one of those old guys who grows a ponytail to make up for going bald, and has a platinum membership at tommy bahama but, somehow, they ended up with this comic book henchman whenever this guy says something, it just brings out the new yorker in me i have the same reaction to desantis that i do when i see a guy double park his bmw in a fire lane outside a duane reade. i'm just like, "this [ bleep ] guy. >> i was just

thanks for that, lara. >>> i know my dog loves the beach. mera for you from ocean city, maryland. the surf crashing gently. the beach is freshly combed and people taking in the sun. warmer temperatures on the ocean water too is more palatable. daytime highs tomorrow in the lower 80s. >>> well, it is time for our "gma" concert series and this morning, nelly celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album "country grammar." yes, down, down, baby, remember that and his song "dilemma" hit 1 billion streams on youtube ann and breland for "high horse." all of them joining us this morning. good to see you all. i see that smiling face, nelly, 20th anniversary. >> how you doing? >> you're one of the first to do it and do it so well, this crossover if you will and more artists are doing it now. why is it important to keep blurring these lines? >> well, i think personally music and sports are two of the main things that i always say that bring people together the most and i love both of them to the extreme. but when you get a chance to bring boundar

in the summertime months of the fog, keeping the beaches on the cool side.t will be the developing story this week is kind of an extended period of some hot temperatures well inland back up into at least the mid nineties could be close to 100 degrees so warm to hot week away from the coastline. we're not seeing those offshore winds that really clear out the fog just yet so warm to hot week. temperatures can pick your temperature from the sixties for the beaches hotspots inland in the upper nineties. here's the satellite where you can pick out the fog near the coastline is becoming closer, though that's the smoke plume with the fires up to our north, especially the dixie fire. the satellite picking up on some of that hayes and their smoke coverage this afternoon. here's a satellite and you will notice this. the fog hanging out coast side. we also have some high clouds moving in from the south, and that could bring in possibly an interesting change later on tonight and into your thursday curry numbers right now we have san francisco 63 walnut creek currently 9

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and then cascaded through the universe produce an ever more brilliant machine leaving us behind on the beach and the guaranteed annual income while larry page and google fly off to nearby planets with elon musk. it may beat with branson aboard now. this allusion that somehow the human mind is a computer and can be excelled and usurped by computers that has captivated many figures in silicon valley as a new religion. it is nonsense i show in gaming ai which is not a great title for a critique of artificial intelligence, but artificial intelligence began by playing in games and then it moves on to be all of the great figures and we see the world champion was defeated by an ai device. it is from these successes of the masters of silicon valley have imagined they can create general purpose brained themselves. this is a great solution and results in bad strategy and what you want to do is enhance human minds not try to usurp your customers and creatively. >> you right in gaming ai that at stake is a new demotion of the human race, what does that mean? >> the human brain, one human brain is as com

maybe just a couple of patches out toward the beaches in the afternoon. so maybe some clearing out toward the coast as well. that will of the temperatures to warm up just slightly anyway. numbers tomorrow put about 64 degrees in half moon bay about 67 in san francisco. 75 should be beautiful day in oakland tomorrow. 98 hot and conquer about 98 also an antioch 94 in morgan hill. they're looking temperatures in the 80's. very pleasant in the freeman next few days. we're going to see that ridge of high pressure sitting over head came the temperatures very hot inland cooling a little bit on thursday, only warming again on friday and saturday. so kind of throughout the week, these temperatures are staying very hot spots inland, but you get up to the coastline. you're generally dealing with temperatures there with the fog in the 60's. >> thank you, lawrence. and still ahead, the fallout continues over governor cuomo harassment scandal. what is next for the committee investigating the clay in sports with 50 games left in the baseball season will take a look at w

umbrellas flying around the sand, and over the waves in myrtle beachrolina. >> this can be dangerous. the umbrellas are tumbling down the shoreline. >> yeah. >> there's a method to putting your umbrella in the sand. okay? i was teaching this to my mom the other day. > okay. >> you don't just jab it in the sand. you put it in and do the twist, back and forth. >> do you screw it in, as well? just to make sure? >> just the back and forth and you reinforce it with the sand around there. that's a lot of wind, so i don't think it would have mattered. >> you think you don't need this information until you have an umbrella coming at you at 50 miles per hour. as andrew said, it can be very dangerous. glad everyone was safe there. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "mr. corman," joseph gordon-levitt. plus, a performance from a recording artist grammar. plus, dr. pimple popper herself, dr. sandra lee. and actors katie lowes is back at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan sea

the cops? >> was murder. no long beach california, a town that might have been cheated a little by the city fire department. >> a lot of people assume it's like a lay but it's not it's different, it has its own identity. >> different culturally? >> i think so. i think long beach is sort of its own beast. >> sure. >> it's a little more working class. >> yes, and it's one of those 50 suburbs in search of a city that everybody calls l.a.. but long beach is a brawny city unto itself, half 1 million people, 52 square miles, a busy airport, a big university, an oceanfront, along beach. and its share of wealth and poverty. that of course -- crime. >> a lot of scope for a person who -- >> no shortage of work, for covering crime. >> tracy mansour it is -- the long beach press telegram. she was they trusted her. maybe that's why when one november morning -- >> contact from the police department came to me in the midst of this sort of press conference and said, you need to go to big speed, now. and i was a little taken aback. >> take

at the beaches, still low to mid 60's. san francisco, downtown area, 65 degrees with cloudy conditions. the closer you are to the coast, look for low to mid 80's. sonoma, 79 degrees with hazy skies especially heading toward the higher elevations. look for low to mid 70's through berkeley, oakland, fremont. in the interior valleys, mid-80's to near 90. 86 in san ramon. lowes tonight will be in the 50's. mid to upper 50's, san francisco, 56. redwood city, 57. san jose, 58 degrees. we've got those hazy conditions continuing and lingering, but it will be much better by this evening at the sea breeze picks up with that ocean air. temperatures tomorrow will be a little bit warmer, but we will continue to see the breezy, cleaner air. look at that warming trend that starts during the middle of the week. by the end of this weekend, we could see triple digit heat for inland neighborhoods. it will be a nice day to head to the beach. julian: it certainly will be. folks can say you didn't warn them. just ahead, the future of electric ve

. >> dennis was dennis wilson of the beach boys. americas answers to the the beatles. >> was gregg jakobson a friend and producer of dennis. >> they played music all the time at his house. >> manchin's system worked like a charm. offering his young women as sexual favors. to get what he wanted. before the day was out, he had and most of the family had moved right into dennis wilson's house. >> dennis used to call me every day and say greg, come on down. you've got to meet charlie the wasn't wizard. dennis was convinced he could make charlie a star. >> so, improbable as it seems, dennis took man's into his brother bryant's studio. that's brian wilson. to record some of his songs. here's manson singing during that session. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but when the other beach boys actually heard that? >> they didn't have a very high opinion of the music or charlie. >> the session fizzled. but the beach boys did play one of manson's songs on the the mike douglas show. but dennis we were the words and the title. >> oh, was charlie so angry that anybody wou

the balance. half 1 million troops backed by millions more faced a stormy sea. on beachesdotted the french coast, british, canadian and american troops touched shore. the first faithful moment passed, allied troops were on french soil. one week after the landings, the commander was able to say to the last armies under him, your accomplishments in the last seven days of this campaign have exceeded my highest hopes. less than two months after the invasion, the allied forces broke out of the beach and perimeter. it was the next step. now they began the pursuit, stranded by the armed forces across the heart of france. and then the grand triumphant march, through paris that was freed by french troops. beyond paris laid the liberation of belgium and the struggle beyond german borders. blocking the study pursuit of victory laid the nazi counter offense, known as the battle of the -- fuel grim and bleak period of several weeks the enemy supported by the most devastating of weather conditions isolated allied forces. general eisenhower called on all troops to rise to new heights of

so not everyone arrives at the beach during peak hours. meanwhile, some spots on south lake tahoe are temporarily closing after some chipmunks tested positive for the bubonic plague. keep a beach in parking areas will be off limits through friday during that time. the national forest service will be conducting vector control treatments. a spokesperson for eldorado county says the chipmunks that were tested did not have any contact with any people officials with the forest service. expect the facilities to once again open by the weekend. the eldorado eldorado should say county public health office says that the plague is naturally present in some parts of the golden state. and some >> it's still ahead to shoot back from the games. the latest on simone biles decision to compete again in the olympic games. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. some breaking news to tell you about. you're loo