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county, ocean beach included. a lot of big waves. big waves. i wouldn t venture out there. we ll keep a close eye on the kids. they re not allowed to go in the water without us. reporter: surfers enjoyed the larger swells but even they were worried if they could handle the conditions. it s been a little smaller this week and then today it s kind of doubled in size. reporter: fun but dangerous. a year ago this month a father and son were swimming at ocean beach when they were swept out. fortunately they were rescued, but that s not always the case. shawn, who has been a lifeguard for 17 years, has witnessed the not so fortunate cases one too many times. it can happen really fast along the coast of california when we have these long interval swells that build and creep up out of nowhere. reporter: ocean beach has been called the most dangerous city beach for strong rip tides. signs out here are a constant reminder of that. lifeguards on duty still catch peop ....
hello. a report on the malaysian airlines flight mh17 disaster in eastern ukraine says it was probably caused by the aircraft being struck by multiple high-energy objects from the outside. the report by dutch officials says that there are no indications that the crash was due to any kind of technical fault with the plane. there was also no evidence of any emergency or pilot error. the report has found the wreckage on the ground suggests the plane broke up during the flight. all 298 people died in the crash in july. this report doesn t blame anyone directly. i asked our correspondent anna holligan about the significance of the findings. this is significant because it s the first official account of what happened. we re told in this report, the flight broke up in the air probably as a result of structural damage caused by a large number of high energy objects that penetrated the aircraft from its side. the report goes on to say that the airplane was air-worthy when it t ....
has caught up. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. schieffer: good evening, i m bob schieffer. since the horrible tape surfaced yesterday, a baltimore ravens running back ray rice beating his then-fiance, there s been a torrent of criticism that the national football league had been insensitive to the whole issue of domestic violence. rice was fired by the ravens and suspended indefinitely but not permanently by the league, but questions have been building about how much the league knew and when officials knew it. late today, commissioner roger goodell gave his first interview, and norah o donnell of cbs this morning, got it. norah. reporter: bob, commissioner roger goodell was adamant that no one, he says, in the nfl had seen this second videotape before monday. he called it new evidence, and he said it s the reason they decided to suspend ray rice indefinitely. when did you first learn about this second tape? yesterday ....
the 5-year-old s injuries were so bad, she had to have several surgeries after. regusters dna was found on the victim s t-shirt, but the little girl s dna was never found in regusters home. the prosecution believes she disposed of an area rug after the crime. regusters mother spoke to us yesterday as long as we did not show her face, because she says she s receiving death threats. i m hearing all of this, you know, evidence that they have, and i just don t believe it. i don t believe it and i won t believe it. like, the person they re describing, that s not my daughter. reporter: and regusters has been in jail for the last 19 months since she was arrested for these crimes. we are hearing from court insiders that closing arguments could begin as early as this afternoon. we will have someone in the courtroom and have the very latest on nbc 10 news at 11:00 and then throughout the day. reporting live outside the criminal justice center, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. a ....
part, light breeze, 66 by 6 o clock and 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. the rest of the day a little bit warmer. in fact we spend the majority of it in the 70 s. 70 s degrees on the nose at 9:00 a.m., 74 at noon and your high today is 77 degrees at 3 o clock before we slip back to 73 by 6:00. i m posting mostly cloudy skies. there is the chance of some sunny breaks like yesterday the better chance would bely be the farther north and west you go through the region but we ll keep our eyes out for that. spotty rain and drizzle especially south of philadelphia today, karen. all right dave your morning commute is dry right now but not without issues here. we ve had a jam-up on i-95 northbound. this is a live look at 420, some late running construction was supposed to be wrapped up. still out there and created a jam just as you head towards the airport. they ve just about cleared that out. now you can see the lane s back opened and the delay is starting to thin so an improving situ ....