. >> we have box sewers we're investing in to stay online in oceanside. we can talk about our strategy. >> that's all i'd like a better understanding if a big one were to hit in the next 20 years. >> you said you read -- >> commissioner: i was in a meeting and there was a talk of a rebuild, are we repaired in the event there's a big earthquake. i imagine it will go to the sewer boxes but it would be a drag if a big public health crisis hit because there was sewage running into the streets. >> given some of the pipes date back to the gold rush and we can't replace 1,000 miles of sewers overnight so it's important to reach 15 miles a year. >> i'd like a high-level overview. that'd be great. >> commissioner: did you have a second item? >> it's it may come under clean power and not sure if there's much done for battery storage. i'd like to pvn -- open up a conversation and i know we're at a tipping point whether it becomes part of the program and this is part of the conversation building into more distributive systems. maybe an update or letting us know where

>> oceanside waste water treatment plan. >> commissioner: in san francisco? tarabell. >> underneath the zoo. >> commissioner: any public comment or comments? >> the next it is the water systeme is the water systm is the water system improvement program local and regional update. >> the program is 97% complete. you've seen the slide before so i won't dwell on it. as you know the project is substantially complete and it's been turned over to operations. the final construction completion is anticipated in june so they're working on punch list types of items right now. there's no quantifiable risk remaining in the contract and the project's received a number of awards by the great work done by so many and thank you to this commission's support for all the good questions and support you have given over the years keeping the project to completion and it was great to see some of you out there and commissioner caen we're thankful for your support over the years but missed you. >> commissioner: and congratulations to you. it's been an incredible effort. thank you so m

host: new york is next in oceanside, republican line. ian. caller: good morning everybody. we obviously -- president trump said six set -- $6 trillion, $7 trillion spent overseas. $200 billion, 10 years. we need to. what i would like to get is the democrats remember he is an illegitimate president, resist, resist, russia, now nadler is going after him yet they want to work with him. is he a nazi, is he a racist, it would be nice to get an apology for the start to work with president trump because they keep doing this and here they are willing to work with this man. is he a good man or a nazi you are going to work with? let's get that straight and apologized to the president. host: gotcha, ian. curious discussions about the topic of infrastructure. what you take away from that? guest: whenever you spend $1 trillion or $2 trillion there will be a discussion so this is part of the process. the meeting they had, i think it's two weeks from now we should see something out of the white house in terms of funding ideas and let's keep going forward on this. to letoo big of an issue

alicia in oceanside, california, paige in dallas and sweet little ryla whohere is a live look out- >>e is a live look outside as we are under a microclimate weather alert. a live look at the golden gate bridge. wet and pretty empty there. doppler radar on the right. thanks so much for joining us. i'm keira klapper. you were explaining to me about hail and lightning and all sorts of things. >> yeah. a rude start to the morning. rolling in at 5:00 a.m. in the north bay. started off there. crossing solano and contra costa. highway 4, you're getting heavier showers.

and down here is oceanside, up the nuclear plant. an clemente and orange county is up there. this part here was a chapelle at los flores here. apparently, this is the kind of story that was going -- we know more about this one, but it's where long s had lived for a time and when the mission was set up, and the mission is set river back here, this is way too far to walk to the mission. so the indians live here, and own chapel outir here. extension of the mission, and he would walk out there. don't actually go to the missions, but they are under the mission us a spis sees r auspices. here, sotant chapel out what happens is the mexican government wants to make this pueblo so these indians as a pueblo.selves viejo,t happens, is like down in the south, there is this guy, john forester. we've read about him before, right? he's the guy that took the other woman's land. guys. are very land hungry he becomes the governor and that's why los flores doesn't mexican hrough the ofiod into the united states america period. february blow-- pueblos. we want to take the mission land, get it to

on the oceanside. but someone else who ran into drizzle, alexis smith. >> i had to switch the wipers on and had more of a lime green film i was trying to get off, too. it was a mess. made it in okay. one issue this morning to talk about on the roads and that is in oakland still dealing with a crash involving three vehicles that is blocking the two left lanes. now up to about a 15-minute delay and zooming out a bit. 580 the obvious alternative as long as you're not in a big rig. so far they have not lifted restrictions for trucks if you are in a big rig this morning. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard still in the green at 17. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. >>> let's take care of those kids that will be heading off to school soon, low to mid-50s by the time we get to 7:00 with patchy drizzle. mid to upper 50s at 11:00 and

down here is oceanside. sanhere is sano for a -- dsm onofre, the nuclear power plant.his was a chapel built here. this is the kind of story that was going on. we seem to have -- we know more about this one, but it was where indians lived for a long time. when the mission was set up and it was set in the river back ,ere, this is too far to walk so the indians live here. they set up their own chapel. extinction -- extension of the mission. they would walk out there. these indians don't actually go to the mission but are under the mission office is running a very between at halfway type of ranch and a type of distance chapel out here. then what happens is the mexican government wants to make this into a pueblo. these indians form themselves into a pueblo. is like vallejo there is this guy and john forrester. we have read of him, he is the guy -- they are very land hungry guys. he becomes governor and that is flores doesn't make it through the mexican era into the united states of america era. these are pueblos. the key to the whole story of to high hopes is we want take t

this is simon in oceanside, new york. see you >>> this sunday, the trump pelosi feud. after speaker nancy pelosi takes on president trump -- >> we believe the president of the united states is engaged in a coverup. >> the president walks out of a meeting with democratic leaders. >> i walk into look at people that had just said that i was doing a coverup. i don't do coverups. >> then promises no legislating as long as democrats are investigating. and turns on pelosi. >> crazy nancy. she's not the same person. she's lost it. >> what are the chances of getting anything done now? plus, the democrats' impeachment

with summer just days away, how do five days in an oceanside hotel and palm trees waving in the breeze for under $1,000 sound pretty good for you right now? the priceline ceo is here in a fox business exclusive to show you amazing summer travel deals to grab right now. >>> plus, the two words one analyst used that are now driving tesla shares to a two and a half year low. the trade war high seas drama and stock picks our closer says will have you on cloud nine. less than an hour to the closing bell on this monday. let's start the "countdown." liz: and we have this breaking news, folks. catastrophic tornadoes are headed right now toward parts of the texas panhandle but also we understand oklahoma, the national weather service is warning more than two million people are in harm's way right now with quote, significant threat to life and property. over the weekend, that is obviously just the radar but here are real pictures of terrifyi ining twisters spinnin across texas as 52 tornadoes, as if one weren't bad enough, 52 were reported across seven states. you're looking at the damage left o

issues with beech and cliffside erosion and a need to protect critical infrastructure such as the oceanside treatment plant. this is also the subject of an ongoing planning and design implementation effort which i will talk about as well. even as we continue to increase our understanding of how sealevel rise is affecting the city, this project is, this report is informational, it is not policies or strategies or actions, but we are moving forward with that with both the building and district neighborhood scale. at the building scale, as i mentioned, the developments are building in sealevel rise strategy. the parkas an example of a park that builds in the ability of the sea to rise in the bay to rise into the park. at the district scale, we have a number of projects going on. the ocean beach long-term improvements project is implementing portions of the ocean beach master plan and carrying on improvements to ocean beach and the great highway that will protect critical infrastructure and reduce erosion and add a multiuse trail. this is a project with a lot of agency partners. as i mentioned,

steinman at schoo 4 in oceanside, new york. thananyou very much.kendh us. we'll see you >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >> powerful storms swept through ithe area, ring apart trees, pulling down power lines and leaving thousands in the dark. a look at the damage and another round of rain that is coming our way. >> firefighters in the district the right place at t, right time when some people got stuck inside burning home. >>> and one last ride, thousands of bikers areditting the for what could be the final rolling thunder. find out why organizers say they're wineth the district. >> want to welcome you in on this memorial day sunday. tuank you for being with us. i'm adam ss. >> good morn g. i'm meagan fitzgerald. a difference in temperature from yesterday morning. you can feel the steam utode. it is steamy and looks like d we're note with the storms. >> no, doesn't look like we'll be dodgiing any storms across te area. we are in weather alert. the reason for that, the tempe tures continue to rise across the area, the threat of storms comes in from th

icea in oceanside, california. today" starts now. >> shots fired in the district. three people were struck, right by two d.c. schools.ol now pe are working to find the people who pulled the trigger. >> the president spent the week touting a plan for immigration. this morning he's weighing in on the swirling fight over abortion rights. and turning it into a fight for 2020. >> the horses made it around the track just fine at the preakness stakes. the same can't be said for the jockeys. >> rough start for mr. velazquez on his horse there. >> it was indeed. >> bucked outf the te. >> i know. didn't have a chance. >> a lot of drama with the horse ra racing so far this year. we have drama on tap for today.i it ll be hot and want to welcome you in at almost 9:00 on this sunday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> good morning to you. i'm meagan fitzgerald. hard to believe we're almost in june. halfway through the year. >> going to fe like the summer today. and lauryn ricketts says time to break out the shorts and flip-flops, whateve

we depend a lot upon tourism at our oceanside. so obviously, i want to talk to you a little bit about drilling off the coast. democrats and republicans -- we kind of agree on this issue that we're in opposition to drilling off the coast of the atlantic. so our state has been very concerned about this administration's proposal to open up the outer continental shelf to drilling. i certainly was pleased to hear those plans are on hold, but it's very concerning that the administration is planning to proceed with a seismic air gun testing, a practice that causes extreme injury to marine animals, including dolphins and whales. considering the harm toward wild life, what is the justification for engaging in seismic testing when there is little prospect of offshore drilling any time soon? >> well, what we do is we receive these applications, and we process them. i don't -- i don't think we're at a stage where any have been approved. but we go through the process -- >> what applications are you talking about? >> they -- >> the seismic? >>

host: new york is next in oceanside, republican line. ian. caller: good morning everybody.e obviously -- president trump said six set -- $6 trillion, $7 trillion spent overseas. $200 billion, 10 years. we need to. what i would like to get is the democrats remember he is an illegitimate president, resist, resist, russia, now nadler is going after him yet they want to work with him. is he a nazi, is he a racist, it would be nice to get an apology for the start to work with president trump because they keep doing this and here they are willing to work with this man. is he a good man or a nazi you are going to work with? let's get that straight and apologized to the president. host: gotcha, ian. curious discussions about the topic of infrastructure. what you take away from that? guest: whenever you spend $1 trillion or $2 trillion there will be a discussion so this is part of the process. the meeting they had, i think it's two weeks from now we should see something out of the white house in terms of funding ideas and let's keep going forward on this. to letoo big of an issue pe

host: ian in oceanside, new york. republican.aller: i wanted to wish at c-span a happy memorial day and to all the families of our fallen that they have a blessed weekend. i want to thank c-span specifically. , it is visual,et people can call on subjects that matter to them. you are all fair, whether it is wish all ofi just you at c-span a happy memorial day. called basically wired his to thank you and wish everybody a happy memorial day. host: ok. pond,er news across the prime minister theresa may announced her departure. your is what she had to say outside 10 downing street. -- here is what she had to say outside 10 downing street. [video clip] >> against all predictions the british people voted to leave the european union. i feel today as i did three in a democracy, if you give people a choice you have a duty to implement what they decide. i have done my best to do that. i negotiated the terms of our exit and a new relationship with our closest neighbors that protects jobs, our security, and our union. i have done everything i