they wanted to be called oceanside, which sounded a lot more romantic. and so here we looked at that picture. there's a couple of car houses still around in the early 1910. but just 15 years later it really starts filling in. the stucco homes we think about in the sunset district. the merchant builders start building. the row houses start taking over in the 1920's and 1930's. and soon people start forgetting that carville was even there. the cars that do remain are kind of derelict. they've been in the elements for 20 years. they're really warn down. mostly they're rented to people who were too poor to rent to other places. so instead of these judges and lawyers and doctors renting cars you had people really on the fringes of society using them, which doesn't help the whole reputation of carville or these cars with the neighbors. they're getting beat up. this is by 1925. a lot of cars, they get pushed back in the backyards of house of lots. so somebody might build a conventional house and just push their old car house in the backyard. this was on 48th av

to san diego, oceanside, also back towards phoenix and vegas. partly cloudy but still looking beautiful temperaturewise. and i know everyone in the northwest loves these great periods of weather, but you always know it's not going to last for long. your weather changes too much, and for the weekend, unfortunately, we introduce rainy and cloudy and cool so appreciate it now. >> that's it for the year. they're done. >> that's it for the year. >>> looks like korean rapper psy was not a one-hit wonder. ♪ i'm a ♪ i'm a >> i don't know about the song. psy's new song "gentleman." >> it will grow on you. >> it was seen 38 million times in one day breaking the single day record of the 2012 "kony" short film. >>> black eyed musician admits to using a song without permission. it comes from a producer claiming will.i.am stole it. >>> and the star of "pain and gain" missed the opening of his new film. he tweet ad photo from the hospital room to show he's recover says just fine. never has a man in a shower cap looked so scary. >> it looks painted on. it looks

oceanside, california. independent mind. independent line. waxing poetic about keeping our beaches clean . if you talk to other people anin santa barbara, most people are upset about the level of oil still on the beach. .his is from the drilling host: this is an ongoing thing in oceanside? caller: ongoing thing. it is cleaned up a little bit. host: gas wells and oil wells are a common sight in california. where is the balance between our energy and the effects of journaling, whether it be fracking or offshore drilling? caller: the balance of getting off our asses and putting people to work and investing in solar. to havethe technology solar energy producers. host: thank you for your call. some of the video you are seeing from the national geographic. we can see some places across the country where hydraulic fracturing is happening in the u.s.. bronx, new york. independent line. welcome to the conversation. caller: thank you. i'm really surprised that as prevalent as it is now. it is a new technology. i do not think it has been investigated en

we want to go to ian from oceanside, new york on our republican line. good morning.aller: i just want everybody to be real wary and not jump into quick. somebody set off a suicide typecast to draw us in. if it is not thousands of people i cannot think it is a problem. host: you do not believe assad was responsible, despite what we are hearing from allies in this conflict? very weary ind be this area. my grandfather was building for the army ages ago. my grandmother is turning 98 and my grandfather passed away. it was troubled times back then from syria, all around that whole area. -- them to try to draw a san to draw us in, we are in. we have to be weary of the assad to the ability. -- assad capability. to not jive. i cannot think it is host: think it iso not assad. cominge have information in for multiple allies. let us go to harriman, new york on our independent line. the one thing -- i believe first of all we should be fine -- we should be following what our founding fathers said. we are engaged in these wars without even declaring a war. i cannot know if the amer

host: oceanside, california, independent.ler: i want to talk about how california is being destroyed by illegal immigration. on fracking, when you start pumping thousands of water into small cracks for oil, it leaves big holes. you see that over and over again. things will start thinking and falling over. is that right? there are all say sorts of things to be worried about regarding fracking. there is also what do you do with the water once you pull it above ground. this is oil that has a lot more environmental consequences, and when you pull the -- some of the oil up, you have to separate out other components and that has environmental consequences. a lot of these wells have to be re-fracked after a year and a half. this is not like old oil wells. in texas, you could drill a well in the 1950s and he could beat reduce in today, maybe a lot of e not a lot. in the case of natural gas wells, they release about half of their gas in the first two years. with the oil wells and north dakota, some of them need to be re-fracked within

fromnt to go to ian oceanside, new york on our republican line. good morning. caller: i just want everybody to be real wary and not jump into quick. somebody set off a suicide typecast to draw us in. -- for someone to set off some dastard draw a cent whether it is the moslem drug brother of r weber,if it is not thousands of people i cannot think it is a problem. host: you do not believe assad was responsible, despite what we conflict? caller: i would be very weary in this area. my grandfather was building for the army ages ago. an aaa. -- in tripoli. my grandmother is turning 98 and my grandfather passed away. it was troubled times back then from syria, all around that whole area. for them to try to draw a san -- to draw us in, we are in. we have to be weary of the assad-- assad capability. the numbers to not jive. i cannot think it is host: assad -- i do not think it is assad. host: we have information coming in for multiple allies. saying that chemical weapons have been used on the battlefield. let us go to harriman, new york on our independent line. caller:

from let's hear oceanside, california caller: of want to illustrate another aspect that has been illustrated. thething that strikes at heart of the matter is that consumers are paying to undermine our own health through the big subsidies that we give to big agra. to be that those subsidies were for the small farmers, local, organic, or healthy. as it stands now, most of the dollars are going to big agra that ends up in processed food. that goes back to affordability. we have to shift gears. americans are starting to wake up thanks to people like dr. oz in lightning people. you are seeing more people wanting to do their own organic andens or community gardens get away from processed foods. intove to get more money sustainability and less money going to be processed food industry that undermines our health, increases health care ofts, and lines the pockets andjunk makers pharmaceuticals on the end of it. host: do you practice what you preach? are your values reflected in your shopping habits? caller: i have a community garden i participate in. we grow our own vegetables and do not use chemical

host: oceanside, california, independent.aller: i want to talk about how california is being destroyed by illegal immigration. on fracking, when you start pumping thousands of water into small cracks for oil, it leaves big holes. you see that over and over again. things will start thinking and falling over. is that right? guest: i would say there are all sorts of things to be worried about regarding fracking. there is also what do you do with the water once you pull it above ground. this is oil that has a lot more environmental consequences, and when you pull the -- some of the oil up, you have to separate out other components and that has environmental consequences. a lot of these wells have to be re-fracked after a year and a half. this is not like old oil wells. in texas, you could drill a well in the 1950s and he could beat reduce in today, maybe a lot of not --maybe not a lot. in the case of natural gas wells, they release about half of their gas in the first two years. with the oil wells and north dakota, some of them n