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pounding surf is incredible. take a look, conditions here are considered dangerous, and expect it to worsen overnight. so tomorrow there will be no swimming allowed here at hampton beach. it going to generate tremendous surf, not only today but over the course of the next several days. reporter: beach goers got to see the sun on labor day, but herl even s presence off shore made for what hampton s chief lifeguard calls dangerous depth because of heavy hard hitting waves and life threatening rip current. it s accentuated and multiplied when you get surf in the 6 to 8-foot range. reporter: boats staying in port for the day including party fishing and whale watching. the swells off shore promising too bumpy a ride. high seas, high winds creates a safety issue. so we didn t go today. reporter: but all up and down though even though some of them are finding the situation challenging. it s too big with too much wind, it s definitely not a day for beginners for sure. ....
eyeful. we were down here two nights ago and it was like nothing, so i said in a couple days it s going to be a surfer s dream and obviously that s the case. reporter: surfers hitting every beach up and down the coast. for them this is when it gets fun. you surf in new england, you wait for the storms to come up and i ve been tracking the storms for 18 days now. reporter: surf shop owners warning conditions might be too much for the inexperienced. paddle boarding is waves and they re too powerful so they keep knocking us off the boards. reporter: lifeguards in beach buggies will patrol tomorrow to keep people out of the water. of course the beach itself will be open. i m sure a lot of people will be down here to take a look at this surf. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: so how long can we expect the high surf advisory to last? let s go to mike haddad. mike: it s in effect until at least through tomorrow night, early on wednesday. you see the remnants of the st ....
if we have a criminal justice system that says the minute you re victimized everything about your prior sexual history is open for public interpretation, public smear, all of that, then we will have victims who do not come forward. reporter: advocates say what this court decides could have national implications on crime victims rights. the court took this case under advisement. i m andy hershberger, wmur news lawsuit filed by the parents of the st. paul s school student who was sexually assaulted by owen labrie. court paperwork says they are seeking in excess of $75,000 in civil damages, claiming the school was negligent. wmur s amy coveno is live at federal court where lawyers for both sides met this afternoon. amy? reporter: good evening, jean. this was a closed door session in judge s chambers. telling news 9 it was just a scheduling met. the next step is discovery, that could take a year. after the civil lawsuit was filed against st. paul s school this year, the ....
case that she did confirm that no weapons were used in the attack that killed that 16-year-old girl. now, this all happened on thursday of last week. amy joyner-francis died after a fight in a girls bathroom at howard high school of technology. shea rushed to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. three students were suspended. students return to a normal class schedule this week and several town hall style meetings were held at the school for parents. many people wondering how this could have happened to such a promising student like amy. earlier in the week police said they had hoped to file charges by the end of this week but today they said the investigation is taking longer than anticipated. there are over 3,000 pages data alone that must be painstakingly reviewed by the investigators on this case. because there s still a lot of work left to do by our detectives and the attorney general s office in terms of reviewing evidence and relevant facts we are not in a ....
family on a story you willey zonal here at ten reporter: they hope this lawsuit will provide those answers about the death of their 14-year-old son andrew. the honor student was hit and killed by a car trying to cross i-4 after he and other teens got ejectsd from student day at the fair. an official police vehicle transported him to the front street and abandoned him reporter: his parents never got a call from anyone. only to discover that the 8th grader was in the morgue he actually shed blood so that we can be able to see the flawed policy reporter: after andrew s death, the fair made several changes. students who arrive after 6:00 must be supervised by an adult. a wider midway to command crowds, a wider command center to monitor safety and this year they are adding metal detectors and cameras. with the cops, you are a bad guy. just because you wear a badge that s not the way it ought to be reporter: deputies were under staffed, not probably trained and ....