confrontation and arrest. the calendar will sell for $13 each. the deadline for photo submissions is september 30th. there s rekindling overnight in the fire that destroyed dozens of shops on new jersey s iconic boardwalk, but flames haven t been extinguished and certainly has not extinguished the heart of the people. they say they will come back. this is the front page of new jersey star-ledger. amazing shot of the board walk with the headline we ll make new memories. margaret conley is live for us at seaside heights, new jersey. margaret, you have been talking to business owners that say that they are determined to make a come back? reporter: yes. residents are very determined here. you can see the remains of the fire here. they re still smoldering, fred. investigators are going through the rubble, trying to figure out what the cause of that fire is. we understand from the police officials here on the scene that
with new safety measures in place, according to a statement. there has been a rekindling overnight in the fire that destroyed dozens of shops along new jersey s iconic boardwalk. but the flames have not extinguished the town s heart. they say they will come back. this is the front page of this morning s new jersey star-ledger, an amazing shot of the burnt boardwalk with the headline, we will make new memories. margaret connelly is live for us from seaside height, new jersey. margaret, have officials been able to investigate the area properly, even this, while this overnight flare-up reportedly happened? reporter: fred, you know, the area is still under investigation now. we talked to representatives from the prosecutor s office. they re saying that these kind of recurrentes of flare-ups, that is normal. you can look at the damage behind me. this was a fire raging for about nine hours. firefighters were spraying it down with water as early as this morning.
the deal after three days of intense talks in geneva. moments ago we heard from president obama that said the agreement represents an important concrete step toward ultimately destroying the weapons. and number four, the texas giant roller coaster ride reopened today at six flags over tics. it was shut down nearly two months after a woman fell to her death in july. her family filed a million dollars wrongful death suit, accuse six flags of negligence. park officials say an investigation proves otherwise. number five. tonight, cnn takes you in the 10th annual style awards in new york city. catch all of the red carpet glamour, best back stage moments, tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. all right. there s been a rekindling overnight in the fire that destroyed dozens of shops along new jersey s iconic boardwalk, but flames haven t extinguished
platform. what caused the delay, a protracted battle with her insurance carrier. seven months later, this is what s going on. not just for me, for everybody else. it has been nothing but frustration, nobody ever expected it would take this long. nobody ever expected. you figure, okay, a couple of months, but then time goes on and time goes on and you just you know, the money coming too late, it is coming too late for a lot of people. reporter: superstorm sandy didn t claim any lives in long beach, but it affected nearly every one of the 35,000 residents. a quarter of the population is still displaced and businesses are still shuttered as memorial day marks the beginning of the summer tourist season. the city has been famous for its boardwalk and its surfing. the iconic boardwalk is being rebuilt, and the waves are still breaking. but luke hamlet who has run the long beach surf shot for 32 years, says the town still feels