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check this out, drone video captures the moments a fisherman at the beach in panama city, florida reeled in a hammerhead shark. the shark was coming close to swimmers. the fisherman was not just a bye standards taking matters into his own hands. he is part of the oceanic administration to catch and tag sharks. >>> time for the forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. it was perfect today. >> reporter: we had the heat, minus the humidity. >> my hair thank you. >> reporter: let's show you the picture outside, the action cam was outside earlier today looking at penns landing. we have the ferris wheel, a lot of people out and joining their holiday -- and enjoying their holiday weekend. sky6 live hd looking at the ben franklin bridge. we have puffy cumulus clouds overhead. it is dry and comfortable. the heat is sticking around. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing it's dry right now, we're not tracking any severe showers and storms like yesterday across the region. we'll go in tighter so you can look at what's going on. you can see a spotty shower south and west of baltimore. it's

people lined up forming a human safety. 80 people teaming up to pull nine others out of the water at panama city beach. this started when a couple of boys went out a little too far from shore. their family went to help and then they got trapped. all of them now in a rip current. that's when strangers came to the rescue. rip currents are pretty common along the maryland and delaware shores as well. swimming parallel to the shore can save your life to get out of that current. there's more on rip currents and shore safety waiting for you on wusa9.com. >>> you might need to take a closer look at your bank statements if you fill up at the exxon station at worth avenue in woodbridge around the 4th of july. police say that's the latest gas station to get hit by thieves placing a new type of credit card skimmer on the pump. stephanie ramirez reports on these latest quests to steal your money. >> sometimes i remember to check the gas pump card reader before filling up. prince william county police here. >> criminals right now are getting very sneaky with what they are doing and they are investing a lot of time

a mom realized that her 8 and 11-year-old sons were caught in the current on saturday on panama city beache and some family members ran into the water to rescue them but got stuck also. that's when 80 people locked arms and formed a human chain to reach them. police called for a rescue boat but the people decided that they couldn't wait before trying to help. >>> it seems like a lot of kids today would much rather text with their friends than read a book. well, now there's a way to do both. cbs reporter kenneth craig explains. >> reporter: 19-year-old mike says the first time he heard about the app hooked wrapped it up. it allows users to read fast paced short stories right on the smartphones and in the form of text messages between two people. >> because you're actually going through these texts and it's almost as if, like, texting is running away from a killer or something. >> reporter: the rise in popularity of chat fiction apps like hooked led to published authors like taylor parent to take the leap into the new format. >> the biggest challenge was coming up with a story that kind of f

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the fisherman wrestled with the shark in the waters off panama city beach. as on a catch and release trip and he eventually let the shark safely back into the water. water. >>> 6:54. these are the seven things you need to know. we start with alexis. >> we have got a major problem right now. an update from chp. sig alert on westbound 80. all lanes currently blocked. no estimate on when it will reopen. due to a motorcycle crash with injuries. a lot of flashing lights ahead. >> number two. before the crash, one person was killed in an accident in the same stretch of i-80 in san pablo. incorrect video there. it happened shortly after 4:00 this morning. the accident involved five vehicles. >>> number three. it will cost you more to cross the golden gate bridge this morning. tolls went up 25 cents. the district says it needs the money to narrow a budget gap. >>> the tesla 3 will be delivered on friday. they believe the future of the company is riding on the model 3. >> i am like 435,000 in line for that. >> clouds to sunshine today. a look at the 12-hour day planne

the water to help. about 80 people locked arms and formed a human chain to reach a mother and her two sons off panama city beach. the woman's family members tried to help and they got stuck, too. the mom thanked the rescuers. >> as a mama, i'm to protect them and do everything and i couldn't do it. i had help, and i'm grateful. >> police called for a rescue boat but the people couldn't wait. they had to help out sooner. >>> los angeles is poised to host an upcoming summer olympics. the question is, what year? 2024 or 2028? for the first time ever the international olympic committee decided it can award two future summer games at the same time come september. l.a. is vying for 2024. but paris is also in the running. france's president says paris is better suited to defend the games' values of openness and tolerance which is being challenged by "others." >>> the hot parts of the bay area today got cooler. the cool parts of the bay area got a little bit warmer. coming up, will that trend continue? which two days will feature triple-digit heat? are we going to see any cloud cover at the beach? i'll answer it all co

. >>> strangers came together in the surf off panama city beach to save a family be creating a human chain which roberta says that some of her family members including her sons got caught in a rip current and others she was with ran in to help and they got into trouble themselves and people on the beach jumped into action and joined hands to make the rescues. >> we got caught in the currents and our mom had to go in after me and my brother. and the people made a human chain and pulled us out. >> well mom, roberta will be forever grateful for the people that saved her family's lives. >>> there is a push to bring the summer olympics to the united states. the goal is to bring the games to los angeles in 2024. city leaders presented their bids to the committee today in switzerland. l.a. is competing against paris. and the committee may award two future olympics at the same time allowing both cities to host consecutive games in 2024 and 2028. the big question is which city gets which date? >> we are likely entering the fourth heat wave of the year and aaa is warning of the extreme dangers

[applause] something was simply stronger than the rip current, a group of strangers pulling together. mark strassmann, cbs news, panama city beacha. >> mason: the beach broke out in applause when it was over. it took an hour. remarkable. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. sthoet ♪ >> tonight an affleck love struck. why is the private star sudden so public with his new romance. >>> smiling for cameras showing off his new girlfriend at every opportunity, but what does jen think about all this pda? >>> plus -- ♪ whoa, j-lo. just when you thought her love with a-rod couldn't get any hotter, how she is taking it to a whole new level. >> say hi. >> hi. >> and jay z comes clean about his marriage struggles with beyonce. >> most people give up. >>> then -- >> here's some things you might not know about me. >> charlize theron dishes on her personal life. "game of thrones" new season secrets before the premiere and a hemsworth battle for

the victim's names. >>> or calling a water rescue a true act of heroism in panama city beach, florida. strangers on the beach formed a humane chain to save two young boys who were swept out to sea by a rip current. mother of the eight and 11 year-old is grateful that the folks jumped in to action and they tried to help in the rescued, suffered a heart attack during the ordeal, she's recovering in the hospital. >>> an alert this morning for swimmers, venomous creature from the ocean has turned up on the sand of long beach island. >> take a closer look at harvey cedars beach patrol, these photos got portuguese manowar and was found on friday morning in the beach in harvey cedars. thinks known for painful stink and long tentacles, and it is unclear if more might surface on the beach in the coming days. >>> well, this should be fun, final preparations are being made for a big bash on the beach in atlantic city. doyletown native pink, i love her is performing in the first of three summer concerts on the beach. workers spent the day setting stage for the show, gate open up at 5:00. because it

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. ♪ >>> video captures the moment a fisherman at a beach in panama city florida reeled in a huge hammerheadark was coming dangerously close to swimmers so the fisherman casted his rod and captured him. he is part of a trained team with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration who volunteers to catch, tag and release sharks. >> wow. >> how do you find volunteers for that? any volunteers to tag a shark? >> so the 4th of july holiday coming with nice weather, as well. >> yeah, it's looking really good. today it was hot with the humidity on the low side. tomorrow, stays on the hot side and we'll pump up the humidity just a little bit. it's july, by the way. we'll see the picture outside. it's live in hd. we're looking at the commodore bridge on this sunday night. we've gait a partly cloudy to mostly clear sky across the region and temperatures are still pretty warm. as we look at the weather center and take another look tonight, you can see it's pretty quiet across the region. looking at the headlines right now, the heat roles on as we go throughout the rest of our holiday weekend. t

[applause] something was simply stronger than the rip current, a group of strangers pulling together. mark strassmann, cbs news, panama city beacha. >> mason: the beach broke out in applause when it was over. it took an hour. remarkable. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org homes go up in flames as a gra fire spreads out o across a hillside in san jose. >>> kpix 5 news at 6 begins with breaking news. homes up in flames as a grass fire spreads out of control across a hillside in san jose. it sparked up the east foothills at lariat way. ken bastida is in the newsroom tracking the flames. >> reporter: that fire started an hour ago. it continues to spread. here's a live look from the air. chopper 5, the flames are still taking off there. and there is plenty of fuel out there for those flames to spread. the latest word is that it has scorched at least 20 acres. cal fire aircraft and firefighters on the ground working to try to contain it. you can see the red material there the fire retardant th

[applause] something was simply stronger than the rip current, a group of strangers pulling together. mark strassmann, cbs news, panama city beacha. >> mason: the beach broke out in applause when it was over. it took an hour. remarkable. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> right now on off script, we have a gathering, gunfire, and a 1-year-old got shot. donald trump jr. releases dell tails of he's meeting with the russians. he was looking to get details on hillary clinton. what our panel has to say about it. ♪ [ music ] >> mixed reviews on social media to jay z's new album. we've got a panel, and we want to hear from you.

the rip current. a group of strangers pulling together. mark strassmann, cbs news, panama city beachflorida. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back a little later, for the morning news, and of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >>> welcome to theover. a bombshell. standing at ground zero, donald trump's son don jr. under pressure, junior released e mails showing he took a meeting with a russian lawyer prior to the election trying to get dirt on hillary clinton. according to the e-mails the dirt was part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. junior's response, i love it. jeff pegues begins the coverage. >> the first e-mail on june 3rd was blunt. music publicist, rob gold stone wrote that an official promised to provide the trump campaign with documents and information that would incriminate hillary and dealings with russia. goldstone said it was very high level sensitive information and, part of russia and its government su

plan your summer trip at iloveny.com the moment a fisherman at a beach in panama city, florida, reeled in a hammerhead shark. he jumped into action and cast out his rod and captured it. he is a part of a team that volunteers to catch tag and release sharks. bet you can't do that, matt. >> a man from wisconsin is probably regreting his most recent uber trip it sent it back $900. he used uber to get to the music festival. $200 to get to the first stop. we said can you take us a couple of more places, no problem. i wake up the next morning with a fraud alert on the credit card, $898. the surge price is 8.6 times the normal cost and the up front price is no longer relevant when stops are added. he wonders if he could have rented a limo for the $900 he spent. >> i guess it's safe to say the driver didn't get a tip. >> probably not. >> we're following several breaking stories next on "action news," including the report of a home invasion in south philadelphia. >> when you tend to park yourself on the bench when your little ones are at the yourself on the bench when your littl>>jason: my dad

speaker, i rise today to recognize the bravery and ingenuity of nearly 80 beachgoers in panama city beach last weekend. as many were enjoying the many were waters, caught up in a rip tide. they faced a tragic fate. thankfully ordinary citizens did something extraordinary. one of them was jessica simmons who noticed the struggling swimmers from a nearby sandbar. she said to herself, those people are not drowning today. jessica helped coordinate dozens of others to form a human chain from the shore all the way out to the distressed swimmers, ultimately bringing all of them ashore and saving their lives. it is a testament to the generosity of the human spirit to see complete strangers, quite literally, join hands to help those in need as you see on my left. on behalf of the second district, thank you to jessica simmons and all who fought the churning currents of panama city beach on city. mr. dunn: may we all learn from your example. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek re

family of six along with four other swimmers swept from shore caught in a rip current on the shores of panama city beachthe water when it starts going around, there's nothing that can save you. >> reporter: with no life guard on duty, almost 80 beach goers jumped into action one after another joining arm in arm. >> something i never want to experience again, that's for sure. >> reporter: went into the water to save her 8 and 11-year-old sons but couldn't get out. >> they were screaming and crying that they were stuck, they couldn't go nowhere. >> it was hard for me because we was far from the shore. >> reporter: jessica simmons and her husband derek were in the front of this chain writing later online, to see people from different races and genders come into action to help total strangers is absolutely amazing to see. >> because as a mom i'm supposed to be able to protect them and do everything and i couldn't do it that day. >> reporter: after nearly an hour everyone was brought safe to shore. a day at the beach that no one will forget, not only for the lives saved but for the lives connected. for "toda

this just off panama city beach. theraces, genders, and ethnic groups risked their own lives to save that family. some of the rescuers apired on "gma" today to speak about their experience. >> they were performing the chain, getting everything together, yelling at people. they were yelling that they need two more fiet, two more feet to get to these people. as that was going, i had a boogie board so i swam out to give it to them to try to keep them afloat enough so the human chain could get to them in time. >> the parents who were rescued also appeared on "gma" and their kids weren't there, but sent a video message thanking the rescuers. >>> we often see camilla the duchess of cornwall, but we don't hear her a lot. here she is, a rare interview speaking on tv. cnn scored the exclusive yesterday in england. that's when the duchess visited a group of domestic violence victims. >> that's what i try to do, to bring everybody to together, to coordinate them, to get them talking so they come up with the ideas. i think we can ta

the next story on your time line today. a group of strangers created a human chain to save people caught in rip current. >> she heard her boys screaming for help on panama city beachorida over the weekend, caught in a rip current. seven family members ran into the water trying to help the boys, ended up stuck, too. that's when 80 people they never met formed a human chain and saved them. >> got caught in the current and my mom had to go in after me and my brother. >> as a mom, i'm supposed to protect them and i couldn't do it that day, i had to have help. >> this family says they're eternally grateful for people that ran into the water to help them. >> her mother had a heart attack trying to help with the rescue, she's now recovering at the >>> a deadly crash, marines killed. what we're learning from first responders on the scene. >>> and cart controversy. neighbors are bla it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. and keep on running all day long. countless ailment