children run along the sand or up the enormous dunes that surround the beach. this isn't the ocean.s the southern end of lake michigan, an area known for its steel factories. but it's also home to a unique ecology. paul labovitz is the park's superintendent. >> we continue to be one of th most biologically-diverse places in the national park system, and in north america. a couple miles from here, i can take you to a place where there's prickly-pear cactus growing next to bearberry, which is an arctic plant, side by side. >> reporter: the most eye- catching feature of the park is the sand dunes that have run through the area for more than 10,000 years. they are the product of a natural process called erosion, when outside forces transport rock and soil from one place to another. >> the sand dunes you see here are the product of water and wind over time, eroding sandstone into smaller and smaller particles, and then that sand moving around with wind and ter. the grand canyon is a product of erosion. the badlands is a product of erosion. it's really kind of a cool thing to think about,

the bay area. a live look at san francisco's ocean beach, a lot of folks looking to escape the heat. that is not all. there is hazy sky in the south bay, wildfire smoke once again drifting into the area. a spare the air alert is in effect this evening. we are tracking those smoky conditions. >>> it's moderate right now. when you look around the entire bay area, moderate is the worst, but i wouldn't want to be a firefighter in oakland right now, because the temperatures by oakland standards, and bay area wide, but particularly anywhere near the water, are quite warm. in oakland, low 80s. san francisco, that 89 is coming from the airport. we made it up to 83 in the city again today. we are nowhere near records. tomorrow, this changes. i will show you a dramatic cooldown that starts for these areas nears the coast with a strong southerly surge in the marine layer. >>> right now, search and rescue crews are frantically searching for a 17-year-old who was swept out to sea just north of santa cruz. kpix 5's max darrow joins us live from laguna creek beach with more on the search. >> report

we saw crews at the boardwalk and beaches all day. many of them taking advantage of the last official day of summer. >> you feel like people are wanting to treat themselves? >> yes. most people are buying a lot of stuff. [ laughter ] >> right out of covid-19 we saw some interesting behavior. it seemed like people were just getting buck wild. seemed to mellow out a little bit, though. >> nice to see blue skies, the weather was warm inland. pleasant by the water. a little smoky but nice. >> we did not completely lose the onshore influence. it was hot inland. a number of 100 degree temperatures today. and at least people should be escaping at the beach and cooling off. today may be the unofficial day of summer. it will be hot inland through the middle of the week heading into the next couple of days there will be lingering smoke over head. moderate air quality is what we are expecting. nothing in terms of e hefo seive grouvein the a morrow. rderli. normteand earer air by the time the weekend rolls around. little bit of fog trying to make

the beach.you know, that's okay, you don't have to pass them out at the beach. >> did he mention a specific beach or just anywhere in southern california? >> no, dockweiler beach. >> dockweiler beach is about eight miles from andre and marie's home, near los angeles international airport, where flights leave daily for moscow and beijing. on tuesday, november 15th, four days after marie disappeared, andre himself went there to post flyers. he had an encounter with a perfect stranger and asked for help, and that's when this story took another strange turn. coming up -- >> i couldn't believe that i was seeing the car that i was just looking for. >> a huge break in the case. when "dateline" continues. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it

it hit, it has hit the beach, it still has a 100 meters to go on flatland before it makes it to the cold ocean. so what we've seen just moments ago here in this support is this little stream of lava just falling off the cliff. and now we're seeing a lava be accumulated on to the beach, the still quiet moments to go before it actually hits the ocean. you have this thermal shot that people are vulcan ologist, and people here in authority here are waiting for in the meantime, where we were there was streams of people looking at this spectacle from the distance. and then the spanish largest sea build pulled us out of the area. because in this, in the distance, we already saw a cloud of grey cloud billowing in the distance. and that could be coming from the banana plantations that are just on the edge of this cliff that are burning in contact of the lava. so not just quite yet this thermal shock, but you could see that there's been additional security brought on the ground to manage the population here on the ground. some of people who are here curious, some people here who are watching the v

beach. there is some good news. since thes and the data will help to build a case for more practical steps to keeping britain's beaches beautiful. you can get a sense of the scale of theissue, you can get a sense of the scale of the issue, which is why having volunteers out helping keep the beaches clean are so important. let's speak to cameron, who is volunteering today to clean, this is the first time you have done it, why is it so important to turn up and clean like this? i is it so important to turn up and clean like this?— is it so important to turn up and clean like this? i think because it seems to be _ clean like this? i think because it seems to be a — clean like this? i think because it seems to be a problem _ clean like this? i think because it seems to be a problem where . clean like this? i think because it| seems to be a problem where it's washing in, it's interrupting the local wildlife, washing in, it's interrupting the localwildlife, i'm washing in, it's interrupting the local wildlife, i'm lucky enough to li

great day at the beach, but for one thing. the air quality will start going downhill. if you look at the smoke forecast. that is the complex, the fire burning at sequoia national park. the wind shifted it is ideal to start bringing the smoke our way. so, it will look hazy tomorrow. it is going to go downhill because the temperatures will be so high. we will start creating ground level oskpwroepb that o ozone it is spare the air. take it easy tomorrow, your lungs will thank you. tomorrow, look how cool it gets by the weekend. san jose, middle to upper 70s. looking at the microclimates, 97 tomorrow, turning into 82 by the weekend and for the values of the north bay, lower 90s tomorrow to the middle 70s. all right, vern, over to you. >>> sports settling in. ahead, did you see the packers tonight? why they got the 49ers attention and the oakland drive towards post season for the a's took a turn tonight with 12 [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected, so even a routine appointment can save your life. and i see you're due for a mammogr

you probably noticed that stubborn fog for the beaches for a good portion of the day.ratures with pacifica only 61 degrees, but of course we have a micro climates in the hot spots inland, once again today, close to 100 out toward concord out toward fairfield in antioch this afternoon. here's the plan for your labor day. some areas of fog, patchy morning fog and then a warmer forecast temperatures inland once again, 97 to 101 degrees around the base seventies and eighties and the beaches could be the upper sixties to right around 70 degrees. unfortunately, risk. still kind of watching that hayes and also the wildfire smoke at least approach portions of the bay area, so the air quality advisory continues for tomorrow and the spare the air alert continues for tomorrow as well, showing you the satellite. we still have some patchy fog hanging out in your portions of the coastline at some higher clouds kind of moving in from the south, just offshore in the pacific current numbers out there for the 11 0 clock hour. it is still warm inland right now. he has some seventies to r

the unusually black sandy beaches are the result of previous eruptions. some on the island would refer to come to view as the sleeping beauty. now woken. it is showing its true nature powerful and unpredictable. nicholas hawk al jazeera does a court date, la paloma spain. we'll get a weather update banks here on our 0, then face painstaking work in columbia. that's trying to bring closure to families who have lost loved ones and a decades long civil ah. and it takes 2 to tango to glory. meet the couples for the moves. one this year's world championships, ah, ah. hi there goods su, getting going on sunday, september 26. we're going to start in australia with the forecasts for monday, starting to calm down towards se, just a bit of cloud cover for sydney mean time for per se still some what, whether a high $21.00 degrees. now i'm going to put the colors on the darker the color, the higher the temperature. look at alice 35 degrees. it's almost about 10 above average. and we've got a wind coming down from the out back in the interior. so look what it does to

the unusually black sandy beaches are the result of previous eruptions. some on the island would refer to come to view as the sleeping beauty now woke in it is showing its true nature, powerful and unpredictable. nicholas hawk al jazeera does a court date la paloma spain, early election results show iceland, government on tract when a clear majority versus went to the polls on saturday, with more than a 3rd of the votes not counted. the prime ministers left when coalition looks sent to take 41 apollo and 63 seats. but the balance of power has shifted within the coalition. which observers say, could put the future of the partnership in question of a 3 people have been killed in a train derailment in the u. s. state of montana. many more are injured, had happened in a remote area as the amtrak train headed from chicago to seattle. at least 4 carriages came off the tracks. forensic experts in columbia are exhibiting remains of hundreds of an identified graves. the looking for people still listed as missing from the decades long civil war. the workers were do

camped out around the beaches of northern france, - the beaches of northern france, there are hundreds search of a better life in the uk. injuly the government agreed to pay the french an extra £54 million to step up patrols and tackle people smugglers. but france has said britain turning boats back at sea would be dangerous, foolish and illegal and for the union that represents uk border force staff, that means the government's plan is a nonstarter. the that means the government's plan is a nonstarter-— a nonstarter. the key to this, it does require — a nonstarter. the key to this, it does require that _ a nonstarter. the key to this, it does require that the _ a nonstarter. the key to this, it does require that the french i does require that the french cooperate. you can'tjust turn about bacca let it go, you have got to turnit bacca let it go, you have got to turn it back into a receiving boat from the other country. if the french will not receive them, we are not going to turn anyone back. but the government and its supporters say the uk needs to use every possible tactic available

in footage shot by officers on the beach, they surround the boat and pull it back to shore.time, there are several children and a baby on board. the general says his patrol stopped all crossing attempts. >> the proof of our efficiency is that smugglers are trying to go through the belgian coast but that dilutes resources. it's like a game of chess where the smugglers always make the first move. >> on the night we were there, almost 200 people were prevented from crossing the channel. on that same night, three times as many did make it to the u.k. they say france needs to do more. >> well over 12,000 already. we need to get to the stage where it is more likely than not that if you attempt to cross the channel, you will be stopped. >> stop more boats or the u.k. will withhold 50 million pounds of funding for the mission this year. >> we know they have threatened to cut financial support. if they stop paying for their reservists, it will fold in. >> to a migrant, it looks easy to cross. to a government, easy to manage. lucy williamson, bbc news, france. laura: this week marks 8

. >> that was like a four hour drive to 10 minutes at the beach. about speaking truth to power, am i right? i haven't heard material this during since the latest commercial for relief factor. rented, he looked great. but one of the greatest things that happened in the last decade, this explosion of award show switch happened because we are more aware of the hypocrisies. turns out the more sanctimonious judgments these -- the fewer viewers they end up happening because we see who they really are. couple that with the gloom and doom content that is always trying to bring the consumer is evil and you're left with an auditorium full of virtue signaling millionaire [bleep]. terrified that their personal scandals might be met with accountability. it's why she scares the [bleep] out of them. it's why they are like a monster's trunk. they stink of death. and maybe that's why the help were wearing masks after all. sadly, no mask can block the stench of clued this self absorption. the only people who don't know are the losers he keeps showing up thinking the

actually, we did go to the beach.went to the caldor fire twice, and in between i took her to carmel, which is her favorite beach. >> you can tell she's having a great beach day. this coming wednesday, carrot and carmen are going to sequoia national forest to meet first responders working there, and for more information on carrot, how to help or register your own pup as a comfort dog, check carrot out on instagram at carrot the golden retriever, you guys. >> i'm going to follow carrot. the whole world needs more dog pictures in their lives, right? >> look. not all heroes wear capes. some have fur. >> some wear collars. >> a reminder, too, those that help us, like the firefighters, smetimes need help themselves. >> that's what the big point is here, to improve mental health conditions for these firemen and women who are working so hard and in such dangerous conditions. >> did you see her smile, too? >> both the firefighters and carrot? >> yeah, both the firefighters and carrot. so cute. >>> coming up, a half million dol

a powerful earthquake struck mexico near the beach resort town acapulco. the 7.2 tremor could be felt in mexico city 200 miles away. at least one death has been reported. >>> an american airlines passenger is under arrest after being caught on video growling like a dog and swearing at flight attendants. a fellow passenger recorded the unruly passenger while on a flight from los angeles to salt lake city. >>> britney spears may soon have control over her own life. the pop icon's father filed a petition to end her 13-year court conservatorship which has dictated all her business and personal decisions. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. >>> i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, september 8th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, deadly earthquake in mexico. at least one person is killed after a 7.0-magnitude quake hits near the beach resort of acapulco. >>> global warming is real, and it's moving at an incredible pace. >> code red. president biden tours storm-ravaged areas

so there's an issue of who exactly represents the beach or tribe right now. the be a group of elders or the council of the beach or elders have blocked the main route that leads to the rest the states, as well as the road that leads to the main ports, blocking that port effectively. on on, on saturday they also blocked the pipelines, causing economic disruption. now this is something that has caused so much concern that members of the sovereignty council and the executive council here in the transitional government have flown to the to, to the rest, the state capital of forth down to try to negotiate with the processes to open the road that needs to the state, but also to open the airports as well as the ports to make sure that the operation and the economic activities continue to make sure that the country that is suffering from an economic crisis does not suffer. whether it certainly sounds. if the targeting, as far as it protested, concerned the ideal area because it really to stymie the whole economic hub of sued on does not that's exactly the case. they s

and then landed on the beach. ar fell on its wheels and they did not see anyone get out of the car. one person died. but the name of that person hasn't been released and it's also unclear what led up to the crash now, almost 3 weeks ago, another car drove over a cliff in santa cruz. officials say that driver felt faint and lost control. the driver and the passenger in the car walked away. an injured. so darya james opposes the questions do drivers need to be more careful on highway one or does there need to be more safety on highway one like adding more road barriers today. california highway patrol is taking over the investigation and also today, crews will be back at the site and on the beach to try to remove that car. it's unclear what time that will be at so drivers just be aware if you're going on highway one near pacifica. actually only. and thank you. it's a it's a place where there is just no room for error. >> that's for sure. alright, thanks a lot. camilla. >> 6.33. is the time and pfizer is planning to m

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hit near the beach resort city of acapulco. ngs to rock and sway in mexico city about 230 miles away. the quake caused extensive grand jury and knocked down power lines. at least one man was killed. >>> and president biden is making a push for infrastructure spending and the need to address climate change. he toured destruction yesterday in new york and new jersey after the remnants of hurricane ida triggered flash flooding and tornadoes. he comforted victims and spoke to local officials. >>> it can be terrifying calling 911 in an emergency, especially when you're in a remote location. new technology now pinpoints emergency calls in seconds. dina demetrius explains. >> reporter: the los angeles fire department gets about 1,000 calls a day for help from hoisting hikers to safety to battling wildfires. last april, a pair of los angeles hikers ventured off a trail and got lost. a new technology called what three words led rescuers to their exact location. >> you're going to get a text message, and click on the link, and let me know

she was found unresponsive on the beach about 50 feet below. to the east bay. now oakland police are searching for this woman missing since sunday night. police say that 81 year-old gertrude russell mcmullen. >> has dementia and is considered at risk. she was last seen about 7.30 in the 1700 block of brush street. russell mcmullen is a black woman. she stands 5 feet tall, 3 inches set actually 5, 3, and is about a 100 pounds. she was last seen wearing a black hat with the pink ribbon pink pants and was carrying a brown purse. if you see here you're being asked to call oakland police. all right. taking a live look outside right now. san francisco's embarcadero took a little walk there today was beautiful and warm. yeah, it was pretty chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here the forecast air quality. yeah. looking warm out there and a little hazy of course you have the fires burning not to be able get rid of that to those fires are put out but start to see a few high clouds moving into our skies seem up above there, just some of that moving on through. we're g

now we have the beach hazard statement with the first large northwest swell of the season. that beach hazard statement in effect until 11 tonight. watching the northwest facing beaches. northwest swells, you can see about eight to ten feet. 13 to 15 seconds, watch out for sneaker waves, sudden breakers thugh the day we are going to catch that sun this afternoon and then for tomorrow we are looking at plenty of sun and temperatures on the rise as we look ahead to the rest of the week. so future cast winds and we are looking at the northly winds, napa, fairfield and livermore this afternoon and along the coast with those strong westerly winds for you. we are looking at that sunrise and the sunset at 6:56. daytime highs along the coast in the low 60's. the peninsula upper 60's to low 70's. for the south bay, san jose, mid-70s for you in campbell and for los gatos. up land east bay, mid to upper 70's for the tri valley. looking at 70 in oakland and mid to upper 70's to low 80's for the north bay. mid-70s for ukia. seven day forecast, there we go with the rising temperatures thro

patchy fog over the beaches of you're expecting are really hot day for the coast.bly not the case, but temperatures could be in the upper sixties to right around 70 degrees for tomorrow. air quality advisory continues so we could have some of hes kind of in the bay area skydived unfortunate. it's kind of been the repeating theme over the past few days. san francisco downtown 73. you could see some nineties up in the north bay and as we take a look at some more locations for fremont 86. san jose 90.5 moon bay in the upper sixties, actually, just shown you duplicated that forecast high graphic for tomorrow for your monday here's a graphic. i was looking forward. here's the five day forecast. you will notice temperature is that operate here for the inland spots quite hot from monday, tuesday and wednesday, and then we will gradually bringing some relief later in the week and that relief that cool down will continue into the upcoming weekend. so it looks like we'll be dealing with, uh, some pretty hot temperatures away from the coastline. not only for tomorrow, but rig

up toward the beaches and that will be kind of right at the surface to watch out for that mostly sunny and warm for tomorrow. and then we're going to see a cooling trend kick in as we head toward the latter part of this next week. and there's a slight chance just a slight chance we could be talking about some showers as we look toward next weekend. right now. high pressure sitting off the coastline that ridge is going to start to slowly roll in here for tomorrow. that's going allow the temperatures to warm up just a little bit. but after that ridge is going to start to weaken replaced by a trough before. you know, we're talking much cooler temperatures. so yeah, big changes coming our way that way. and overnight tonight the marine layer starting to thin out a bit. we're going to see more of that. just a real thin marine layer, less fog, more sunshine. you know, this time of year gets very nice around much of the bay area. guys. sure does. thank you, lawrence. what's been several days now since the iconic san francisco cable cars were grounded to a halt after an electrical incident at t

don't like the beach. ose kid that are impossible to get back out of the water at the end of the day. >> over the last few years, i think we've had at least 40 of our students participate in the city surf project. >> surfing helped me with, like, how to swim. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing. >> swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the gear together, and then, i drive

and when _ phone calls when you're on the beach and when a _ phone calls when you're on the beach andnobody was prepared _ is of a scale that nobody was prepared for and nobody anticipated. ithink— prepared for and nobody anticipated. i think it _ prepared for and nobody anticipated. i think it is _ prepared for and nobody anticipated. i think it is telling that dominic raab _ i think it is telling that dominic raab was — i think it is telling that dominic raab was asked to come back and didn't, _ raab was asked to come back and didn't, firstly. secondly, there really— didn't, firstly. secondly, there really is — didn't, firstly. secondly, there really is a _ didn't, firstly. secondly, there really is a sense in the leaks comihg _ really is a sense in the leaks coming out of the foreign office that he — coming out of the foreign office that he just didn't consider afghanistan that important. he is a brexiteer, — afghanistan that important. he is a brexiteer, he was a important position— brexiteer, he was a important position because of his views on europe — position because of his vie

playing on the beach, bike riding. >> the reason i chose to wait is because there are such limited services. i don't want to put any further stress on them. >> the south lake tahoe mayor has chosen to stay outside until more grocery stores, gas stations and medical facilities come on life. >> just getting a gallon of milk may be hard for people. because there's so many people on the south shore now. >> the heavenly ski resort parking lot is still being used as base camp for firefighters. as the wildfire threat is contained a close call averted. south lake tahoe is still here for families to call home. >> i'm just so proud to be part of this community. >> schools are still closed. they plan to reopen three days after the last evacuation warnings are lifted. >>> there are concerns coronavirus cases could spike once again. >> san francisco's marina district is one spot that was busy as people enjoyed their long weekend. >> betty with what experts say we could see post labor day. >> from the beaches to parks to sports events, locals and visitors celebrated labor day. >> throughout just going to

anarchy on the beach. >> that is the surf version of the entire album. of this piece is so weird about people not relaxing. we were all just locked in our houses for a year, you know wha i'm saying? we all got plenty of time to si home and do things. what is next to him, but we're going to write a piece on stayca staycations. >> at the word self-care was yo so much. >> self-care. >> last time we were all mad at jeffrey toobin for self-care. >> if you do pellet on that's all they say, self-care this, self-care that. its more hostile, you need a candle. >> candles are so overrated. you need a bath bomb, greg. self-care. >> who takes a bath, you're sitting in your own dirty water. he wants to take a bath in new york city? if to drain the tub every five minutes because of your own filth. >> especially in new york, ther is a thumb of some teamster coming out of the faucet. >> we wills bring bring bring i and to this odd piece. living with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. more time is possible with verzenio. proven to help you live significantly longer whe

at a cashier, "you're telling me it's 8 bucks for a puka shell necklace when i could go down to the beachor 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 running

this giraffe turned heads in southern california when it turned up on the beach in santa monica. >> it was apparently -- is that the jonathan club. a labor day event and no word on how the giraffe handlers got the animal to the beach but it was probably a paper in the neck. paul that was for you. you got to get the sunscreen on the nose. >> how do we do that? big tall ladder. stand still. >> he looks pretty happy on a beach in santa monica. >>> could be worse. >> thanks for watching. >>> we will see you back here at 11:00. have a good evening. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. announcer: it's time to play "f

and you can see in this video, the car is still at the beach and crews are working to remove it. appened around 2.15 in the afternoon yesterday at doubles slide. they say the driver was going north on highway one and approaching the tunnel when all of a sudden he made some unsafe turning movement and crossed to the southbound lane. he entered the right shoulder traveled over raised from which launched a vehicle into the air and it landed on the beach. according to chp that's about a 400, 2. >> 450 foot drop. the man was the only person in the vehicle and he died. chp tells me that there was support from the ground and the air multiple agencies responded and california highway patrol even sent. >> one helicopter to assist. there is no beach access to the car. so one chp medic was able to get down using the helicopter. meanwhile, cal-fire repel down to the seat. cal fire and a towing company will revisit the site to work to remove the car in the near future. it could be today or it could be next week. now, california highway patrol is investigating wednesday's invest. investigating

and segregated beaches in the past.really poignant. >> and pointed. as we also find in the show's final work. it's by early 20th century artist marsden hartleya maine native who frequented the peabody essex museum and here, renders the maine coast at night. >> it is simultaneously calming and threateng. we wanted to end the show with that kind of a message, that the sea is many things, um, but it -- something to be wary of, to take note of, um, and it has an impact on everody's life. >> for the pbs newshour, i'm jared bowen in salem, massachusetts. ♪ judy: the official u.s. response to 9/11 spooled out in a series of fateful decisions, spanning across four presidencies. these two decades are the subject of a new pbs "frontline" documentary, "america after 9/11," airing tonight. here is a sneak peak. >> just four months after 9/11 in his first state of the union address, the president decided to dramatically widen the war. >> north korea has a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction. iran aggrsively p

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let's go to the beach, beach volleyball. >> kelly: i have never been to manhattan beach.'s why i like to go to the beach. >> kelly: what's number two? >> matt: everybody wants to go to malibu, but you can find surfing. it's one of the ones where you get in there and it's unbelievable, and you see the waves and i got in and could not surf and nearly drowned, i got back out and cracked a bottle of wine and had the time of my life. it is awesome and gorgeous and you are in malibu, kelly. >> kelly: i try to serve as well, it did not go

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and landed on the beach below. the crews suspended recovery operations for the night and they will resume tomorrow. >>> no victory lap for newsom ú evening after the recall election. he is back to work and newsom is outlining the goals for the state in an interview that you will only see on cbs. >> reporter: governor newsom has survived the biggest threat to his political career. and spent the day after his victory touring a school in oakland and tauting covid-19 safety measures across the state. newsom sat down for an interview with cbs news major garret, his first since voters overwhelmingly voted no on the recall. >> your recall victory means? >> that we need to stiffen our spines and lean in to keeping people safe and healthy. >> reporter: newsom's republican challengers including larry elder conceded the election on tuesday but hinted there is more to come in the political fight. >> we may have lost the battle but we are going to win the war. >> reporter: some elected officials are calling for recall election r

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much warmer near the beaches. 50's and 60's in the morning, watch out for that fog. highs with hot and hazy conditions. 69 in half moon bay, 80 in oakland, 90 in san rafael. this is next week, rain coming to the pacific northwest and northern california where the fires are burning may get a little drizzle out of it. if things change, the north may see a few clouds next week. still hot inland but a cooling trend gets underway for the weekend. it will be a whole different pattern for the upcoming weekend. we are talking mid 80's inland, low 60's coast side. next week dropping to the 70's, so below average as we head into tuesday. dan: coming up next, a spe honor for a dan: finally tonight, a big a bg celebration for icon soskin who turned 100 today. ama: she received a special gift, a school named after her. a special ceremony was held for the renaming of the school. she is the country's oldest national park ranger. dan: we appreciate your time. ama: ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's

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it will be a much cooler out toward the beaches in the 60's out there. trend going to take some time to get here. this ridge of high pressure kind of hanging around much cooler weather expected on friday and into the weekend. thank you, lawrence. coming up next in sports, fresh off taking 2 of 3 days from the dodgers. the >> a 10 year-old boy in fresno. save the lives of his family members when he faked an asthma attack. >> the ordeal started when 39 year-old jorge allegedly broke into his ex-girlfriend's home shooting her in the face. police say then saw a woman outside and forced himself into her car inside that car were hee 2 children cousins and a nice forced them to speed away and was threatening them. and that's when the boy fake the asthma attack prompting the suspect to lift the family out on the side of the road. >> i could see the fear some time helped that excuse me. 6. his beef >> for for the first to get out. >> police say that was under the influence of drugs and suffered a medical issue. and later died. his ex-girlfriend who was shot is in

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for the president himself, it's another day at the beach. we're live with the calls for accountability. todd: hollywood proving that rules do not apply to the elite, social media have a pretty swift reaction to the maskless emmy awards. "fox & friends first" on your monday starts right now. jillian: you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. gabby petito's father posting an emotional tribute. jillian: carley shimkus joins us live from north port, florida as the search for gabby's boyfriend intensifies. >> reporter: it's the news that nobody wanted to hear but a denver fbi agent, charles jones, confirmed the body found at the grand titon national park is believed to be that of gabby petito. >> i would like to extend sincere and heart felt condolences to gabby's family. we ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of their daughter. earlier today, human remains were discovered, consistent with the description of gabrielle, gabby, petito. >> reporter: investigators made the grim discovery whil

ever -- do you ever think or did you ever think this feels like a twist in one of my movies that the beachs like, "no, i'm just pretending this is way too serious for me." and so doing this in the middle of that was scary. and i think for us as a crew and the actors, it actually, you know, got us in a certain place, i think. and so when you see the movie, i think a lot of the energy you felt there is very specific to that time period of our lives. >> you, of course, make these thrillers that are incredibly iconic that play with our fears and our insecurities some might think that you are a man without fear based on the subject matter but, you yourself -- for example, you would not like a turbulent flight >> no, no. i'm scared of a lot of things. and as a kid, i was scared of everything my parents would always have to make, you know, precautions of like, "don't leave him alone," and this and that. "he is scared of this sound and scared of this." and flights, just scared of everything i think i make these movies i think to work through this so i can be somewhat courageous in the presence of

we got in the rental car that day and i ended up driving from miami beach over the next day and a half to st. louis where are cowards at -- our car was at because i knew we were getting on an airplane. >> i was 20 years old, i had just graduated college and i was working one of my first jobs as a full-time employee downtown manhattan. i was on 14th street, union square area. 20 years old, just graduated college, working full-time for a public relations company in union square, which is on 14th street. i was commuting into manhattan at that time. i was passing around where the world trade center was on my express bus, which was a regular commute to work. suddenly, we were at a red light and we felt the ground shaking. we thought it was an earthquake. looking out the window, i see them in on the sidewalk pointing up. everyone starts looking up and we see a whole -- a hole in the side of one of the towers and there was fire coming out and smoke. it was very scary. the bus kept going and i got off my regular stop at 14th street. i tried to call my parents that day to tell them i was ok. al

. >> they wander the beach and they look out to sea and it's an imaginative place. hey think about how they can generate that kind of feeling in their paintings. >> reporter: like the valor of an unyielding naval commander, oliver hazard perry, the solitude of abandonment, marooned. or the feeling of just traveling by ferry on a gray day. >> it's a very mundane scene. but it is steeped in sort of the maritime environment, with the mist, with the thick air, but it isn't a grand story of a fabulous voyage that was world changing in any respect whatsoever. >> reporter: that's the point of this show that longtime maritime art curator dan finamore has been wanting to do for years- featuring work that, well, rocks the boat when it comes to perspectives in marine pnting. >> kay walkingstick is an artist who has always visited the new england coast. basket motif. but then it's overlain, as you can see, in the lower right, by her design of a native american basket motif. so she is simultaneously sort of looking at her own experience of the sea while also declaring this coastl

my family loves yfk destination into the beach. i want to thank supervisor chan and staff for this resolution that does so much good, improves muni connections and shuttles. and supervisors the 860 music space concourse garage and it's parking for people with disabilities and garage parking for people with disabilities and under the served residents. let's keep this will entrance transit only entrance from muni and transit and taxis and drivers still have direct access to the museums through the garage which provides the closest possible access. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we have the next caller, please. hi there. >> hello. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes. please proceed. >> hi. i'm a d5 resident and i don't have access to a private vehicle. thank you supervisor chan for this proposal. i like many other commentors are generally in support of the resolution with the caveat that it remains car-free and transit-only. last year, my friend and i started a tradition called "wednesday walkies." we walk to car-free