certainly keep in mind that the venue for this could have been santa monica. but the deal guy said he was told specifically you're going to do this in l. a because we're not going to have a repeat of rodney king. but i but because they couldn't afford another. right. but, but the point i'm trying to make is, did, did you see i kind of believe robert, that it set us back a little bit. i think just as we were getting to the o. j. simpson trial. there was a feeling in america that we didn't need to fix law enforcement so that it would be less brutal to african americans and others, poor whites as well, by the way, and uh, and latinos and others. i did that there was a feeling that maybe we could all come together and fix this. and i think when, when, when, when african americans hooped and hollered at that moment when they saw a guilty man being found uh, being freed, essentially that, that it may have created or made worse a rift or even created a rift. that wasn't there before. the see where i'm going with this or am i over. thank you and robert. i think you th

certainly keep in mind that the venue for this could have been santa monica. but the deal guy said he was told specifically you're going to do this in l. a because we're not going to have a repeat of rodney king. but i but because they couldn't afford another. right. but, but the point i'm trying to make is, did, did it. you see, i kind of believe robert, that it set us back a little bit. i think just as we were getting to the o. j. simpson trial. there was a feeling in america that we didn't need to fix law enforcement so that it would be less brutal to african americans than others for whites as well, by the way, and uh, and latinos and others. i did that there was a feeling that maybe we could all come together and fix is and i think when, when, when, when african americans hooped and hollered at that moment when they saw a guilty man being found uh, being freed essentially that, that it may have created or made worse a rift or even created a rift, that wasn't there before. the see where i'm going with this or am i over? thank you again robert. i think you

the westernmost point is los angeles county, santa monica pier. then only the pacific ocean. the start of a road trip through all of america, the east coast. ukrainian actress hanna bobnova and writer. today we begin a great journey from los angeles to new york, it is almost 5,000 km, and hopefully in three months we will be standing the same way by the atlantic ocean, looking at another ocean and rejoicing that we have made this great journey. oleksandr korolyuk is a ukrainian writer and, as he calls himself, a noble vagabond. he walked the routes from mexico to canada twice, on which he wore out... a pair of shoes, and also covered 400 km, traveling from the extreme north to the extreme south points in new zealand. from the north of new zealand i made it to the south, from keiprieng to dlaw. since 2015, he lived in los angeles, where he worked as a lawyer's assistant, and two years ago he decided to give up all his material possessions, sold his car, closed his credit accounts and left only things that can fit in a 50 kg backpack. but at the time of a striking change in his

riding about los angeles and santa monica quoting the fall of third street promenade the once vibrant. one of those things where it's laughable except for the fact they are right as it has fallen on hard times but as you point out, these things are fixable. >> absolutely and i grew up going there and i live really close walking distance and it's a ghost town with more than 50 percent of businesses are closed and the article complain because of high rates of, inflation and online shopping but last i checked, all the malls like the grove in century city and nothing close and what's the difference that its local government the fact that they invite the homeless and santa monica band police and security from their saying gets on equitable but you have homeless people lying there at the storefronts smash and grabs left and right people being assaulted so the businesses closed down in an economic engine and no sales taxes. >> a homeless man swimming a business because they were playing classical music trying to drive some of them away because her interfering with business and now this homel

and if you find a one million-dollar empty housing unit near santa monica, may be squat. nice pad, thank you. >> i was going to say i would be the first squad are, thank you jesse. >> jesse: last night we told you about the portland high school transit student born a boy, claiming he's a girl and how he beat out teen girls and varsity track. well just last night, he completed the portland interscholastic league championship and again, destroyed all of the females in the 40200 metres. [ cheering and applause ] >> and your champion with a time of [ bleep ] from [ bleep ] high school, [ bleep ]. [ applause ] and again, are top four athletes >> jesse: we had to believe the name, that was not parents cursing. but it could have been. and now he is headed to the oregon state championships, taking the spot of a biological female. the same day that happened, joe biden hosted the wnba champions at the white house, gave a speech on women's sports, watch. >> it matters with women finally seeing themselves represented. it matters to all of america. that is why as a nation we need to s

we learned this weekend that corman died at home in santa monica, california. he was 98. cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: campy cult classic "war of the satellites" is just one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b movies. the rogue filmmaker with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon we will have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turned out his independent movies at warp speed, often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster huntering. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the phone booth, and pay for it with the coins in the change slot. >> the beast with a million eyes. >> reporter: the good-humored filmmaker spoke about his style in 2012 on "cbs sunday morning." >> dlr there are a few of my fi in which there was no level of meanin

angeles , usa caused more than 55 elderly people, now two of the reported serious injuries of the santa monica subway train had more than 150 passengers who were transported by bus after the accident. an investigation has been started into the cause of the accident. 90,000 new teachers will be recruited into education this year. the minister of education said: the tuition fees for teachers will be doubled this year. at the same time as the teacher's week, teachers were honored in schools across the country. i am at school 45 minutes earlier than the children. this 27 years, 27 years. a teacher the first part of the service is to make a speech, we will make a gesture, point with the lips, he must learn and recognize the letters, recognize the words. we identified their talents and introduced them to the puppetry workshop. the resin workshop endures the hardship of the road for 150 kilometers every day . the students of sistan baluchistan region, who do not have any birth certificates, are living in exile . we managed to register them and attract them he made orphan children happy. i have a meal

. >> juju: we caught up with shatner in his happy place, on a windswept day in the santa monica mountainsprized horses and his equestrian wife of 24 years, elizabeth. and he is not slowing down. he's still throwing himself into countless projects, hosting the popular history channel show "the unexplained" which needs no explanation. >> what is it? where does it come from? how many are there? hello. >> juju: of course, there are the endless tv appearances on classics like "the big bang theory." >> you're william shatner. >> you can call me bill. >> can i call you captain? >> no. >> juju: born into a jewish family in montreal, his career started early on tv and on stage. when you think back to your boyhood in canada, was hollywood always the dream? was acting always the dream? >> i've been led by some unexplained force, but i was in a play when i was 6 years old and moved the audience and applause, and my father picked meand said my boy, bill. so something that approbation made me continue on. i've never done anything else. >> juju: for many fans, his swashbuckling portrayal of james t. kir

you get top real estatne all tha way to santa monica. you know how much they're spending on these units frommonicaow m are 837,000 a uno to $1,000,000 a unit to house one person. wait pe a second. >> a million dollars to house one homeless guy. what does it have? likee onguy? five bedrooms? >> yeah, i mean, it's funnyt evn because these people won't even touch on the fact that. oh o , what about crime? how about the two womenme in venice canals who had vewhd heads, their heads bashe in and one is on? i think critical is in critical condition still. they won't eve?n touch it. they can never answer anything. that's the one thing they can never answere ony ca. i question but i think it's time to audit and i think it's time o to, you know, let's be like, okay, where is this money? let'e s show us $1,000,000 a unit. >> this has to be addressed just to put it intthis h ao conu everybody. the democrats shut down the governmentst to puo becauset they didn't want to give trump 20 billion for the wall. >> now, the 20 billion would have built the w

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was the santa monica bay. so that more than 43 miles she is even sweat from ireland to scotland at 55. she is an insane athlete. and you heard there a mother and grandmother and the coolest one of the family, lawrence, as we take a live look outside. >> obviously, it was a rough mentioned the currents and the weather conditions. she said it got as cold as 43 degrees in the bay. it got colder and colder. the further out she got there not to mention the sharks. that's what i would be whole time. as you know, those great whites are hanging out toward the fairlawn. they feed a lot of the sea lions out there but a good for her. and boy. now she's done it. you can say she didn't. she just do it again. she doesn't want there tonight. you've got that fog that is really going thicken up out there making its way across the golden gate bridge. >> and around the bay area will see more of that into tomorrow morning. in fact, a lot of fog early on, maybe some drizzle too. and then some sunshine as we head toward the middle

policía de los Ángeles, del alguacil, de la policía universitaria, incluso de otras ciudades como de santa mónica en solidaridad con gaza. y podemos ver que ya del campamento solo quedaron escombros las autoridades. a eso de las 3 de la madrugada comenzaron a retirar las casas de campaña, las vallas y todas las tablas que habían colocado en todo alrededor del campamento. y fue difícil porque los manifestan se enfrentaron a los cientos de uniformados y eran cientos también de manifestantes que estaban protegiendo este campamento. ahora podemos ver que los esfuerzos son nada más de limpieza. tardaron aproximadamente 2 horas en retirar a la multitud. hay entre 200 y 300 personas que tuvieron que ser detenidas por las autoridades y el edificio icónico de ucla, que se llama que se encuentra a mi espalda, quedó bastante vandalizado con grafiti y diferentes mensajes y groserías en pro a favor del pueblo palestino. estamos reportando desde ucla, cabezas, temundo. regresamos con ustedes. chris muchas gracias. vamos a cambiar de tema. para esto pasamos a sacramento. vea ahí la comunidad de granada. la poli

ante la alerta de contaminaciÓn en playas de san diego y los Ángeles, como la icÓnica playa de santa mÓnicarecordaciÓn va en camino de ser el mÁs activo en 20 aÑos. se espera que 43.8 millones de personas viajen al menos 50 millas de casa, poco mÁs de 38 millones de personas viajarÁn por carretera aprovechando la ligera disminuciÓn de los precios de la gasolina. este sÁbado, el costo promedio nacional era de 3,59 , dos centavos menos que el aÑo pasado . >> los precios este nomÁs bajan en un rato y y despuÉs lo suben otra vez. >> mientras la administraciÓn de seguridad de transporte espera que 18 millones de personas pasen por los puntos de revisiÓn de los aeropuertos durante el feriado, no se ha notado este tal vez sea la hora, tal vez mÁs tarde se pueda congestionar mÁs, pero una peligrosa amenaza de tiempo severo en la mitad del paÍs podrÍa afectar los planes de muchos, como le ocurriÓ a esta pasajera en nueva jersey. >> no tengo mÁs de cinco horas aquÍ esperando el vuelo y al final lo cancelaron. ahora me dicen que los reprogramaron para el domingo. >> las tormentas severas estarÁn impac

he died earlier this week at his home on in santa monica at age 98, majored in industrial engineeringe of those skills to economize movie making. elise preston has the story. >> reporter: "war of the satellites "is one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b movies. the rogue filmmaker with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon you'll have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turned out his independent movies at warped speed often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster hunting. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the phone booth, and pay for it with the coins in the change slot. >> the beast with a million eyes. >> reporter: the good-humored filmmaker spoke about his style in 2012 on "cbs sunday morning." >> there are a few of my films in which there was no

we learned this weekend that corman died at home in santa monica, california. he was 98. cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: campy cult classic war of the satellites is just one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b-movies. the rogue filmmaker, with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon we will have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turn the out his independent movies at warp speed, often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster hunting. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures, arts, and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the phone booth, and pay for it with the coins in the change slot. >> the beast with a million eyes. >> reporter: the good-humored filmmaker spoke about his style in 2012 on cbs sunday morning kwiegs. >> there are a few of my films in which there was no level of m

>> my mother-in-law did the whole things going on in santa monica she's probably watching a home righthter ] kat were you surprised or shocked by her point on the view i was. >> i wasn't that shocked. i don't get not being more worried really they think it seems pretty low 54% maybe they can't see anybody else but i think what it is ghost of that point for some of these people rate what a trump supporter is is like a mythical elusive creature in their mind because the way they talk about him certainly nobody in their real-life we think of voting for them think everybody supports trump is like the people at january 6 they don't understand there are a lot of people you might not necessarily even support them that will vote for him it's not a monolithic group of people because they don't want to ask these questions and figure out why they are going to find out why and it wouldn't matter who they run because it's probably the same playbook of trump can't win trump can't win doesn't matter who the candidate is because they will just say not this guy is basically what they are running on. >>

we can now speak to dolores quintana, a reporter at the santa monica mirror who has been covering thea protests. welcome and give me an ideal welcome and give me an idea i know you were there overnight, what was it like? , , . ., it like? hi, yes, i have to say last niuht it like? hi, yes, i have to say last night and — it like? hi, yes, i have to say last night and yes _ it like? hi, yes, i have to say last night and yes i — it like? hi, yes, i have to say last night and yes i was _ it like? hi, yes, i have to say last night and yes i was there - it like? hi, yes, i have to say last| night and yes i was there all night until they started clearing the camp and then i had to leave because they were telling people that they would be arrested. it was a lot calmer thanit be arrested. it was a lot calmer than it was the previous night, the previous night was very frightening. i will be very honest. even as a reporter, none of us were say. i reporter, none of us were say. i spoke to a democratic strategist a little earlier on the programme who talked about anarchists, many of these protests

it's in santa monica.tunately, ktla 5 news was on the scene and they did in many ways capture us drunk in the streets. >> stephen: you and your dad might've had some liquid refreshments that evening. >> hannah: that's correct. >> stephen: we have a clip of your excitement. in this clip, you seem either on the edge of tears were completely engulfed in tears. what's going on?oing on? >> hannah: i am in the of some, some liquid sad, likely happy, whichever you feel. >> stephen: jim? >> this is a lot to deal with. [horns honking] >> philadelphia teams have had to deal with loss, with disappointment, with anguish, with pain for so many years. and i thank the good lord for blessing us in blessing the eagles and for winning this game. >> all our families back in philly. uncle eddie. >> we did it. we didn't. >> see this jersey? you know i my name is on the back? because i'll never be traded. never! >> eagles. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: beautifully done. beautifully done. you had it. >> hannah: go, birds, ba

in santa monica where i live, $2 million per homeless person they are spending on the land and construction. for... what in the world is going on? 2 million a person at that rate. a tiny town that is basically broke will have to spend $2 billion. that one little city. they don't have that kind of money. if we expand that to all the homeless in the state, we will all be bankrupt. >> trace: california has $100 billion surplus or had $100 billion about a year ago. now seven -- $74 billion deficit. gavin newsom says here's why. >> what we did anticipate is these rain bombs in december, january, february and march. we couldn't elect our taxes until november 16th. >> trace: it was the rain that kept ups from collecting the taxes. >> it was a rain bomb. has to make it really scary. governor gavin newsom happen to our state budget. these people are addicted to spending. they cannot say no they've also chased other revenue streams because they've destroyed jobs and the higher income californians are moving. those could -- those that can afford to escape art leaving the state. that's why we have a bu

in 2013, tomlin was removed as a transportation consultant for the city of santa monica after city officials said he made comments online that nimbys used traffic fear as their primary tool for stopping development. in 2019, mayor breed appointed tomlin as sfmta's director after asking the former director to resign in san francisco. luz pena, abc seven news. >> home depot will pay $1.3 million for fire code violations as part of an investigation into a massive fire two years ago that destroyed a san jose home depot store, investigators at the santa clara county district attorney's office say home depot knew the store's sprinkler system wasn't working and didn't fix it. they later found fire code violations at 13 of the 14 home depot stores in santa clara county. home depot is implementing new procedures to ensure compliance. >> it's all right. on to the weather as we start another week. gorgeous weekend. nice start to the week. >> yeah, a bit of a roller coaster this week. sandia >> absolutely ama and dan. first, we're going uphill and then it's a drop off. but it's going to be a gradual coo

. >> so the longest swim she's ever done was in the santa monica bay. that was 43 miles.eet aust between ireland and scotland. and after doing this recent journey to the fair lawn, she said, quote, i had a little swim the saturday, just a little one. and i wish i had looked up and go into right now how long that is from the golden gate to the fair call. >> if you i can tell you that much. she's amazing. just and also comes with a layup that tiny desk song that was catchy. i like that 30 miles kyla 30 miles. wow, i know. i mean, i couldn't even walk that. you kidding. incredible. hey, we're getting that marine layer back in everybody. by blue skies here comes the clouds. but we've done this every just about this week, right? and as we get into tomorrow, it's going to be more of the same. so tonight, get ready for the clouds to roll in tomorrow. we'll start off a little cloudy and get the sun in the afternoon. >> kayla, thank you. and thank you so much for toining us here on kron for news this afternoon. i'm justine waldman. see you back here waldman. see you back here tomo

that -- >> these stories are wild if you read "the wall street journal," one person flew from santa monicalifornia, and got up at 2:45 a.m. and proofread the trial and there was another couple who came here to celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary they went shopping and went to brunch in soho and the men woke up to go see the trim trial and i'm side my husband if you need to go see a trial in the middle of the night no. >> i have my own court case afterward that will be a whole nother trial for me. >> what about the johnny depp versus amber heard, there were crowds outside people flew in from europe it was i going to the terrorist swept concept. >> that's why this is off the hook obviously but it's not about entrepreneurship wherever standing in those lines, how much money but to grant $500,000 i love that about this country so good luck to everyone. >> there is nothing more new york is like that. >> can you sell your spot in line? >> people literally camped out overnight to see a supreme court case so it is a niche industry. >> no. [laughter] >> everyone would rather have seats to the

they rallied outside snap inc headquarters in santa monica, holding signs with their children's faces to make their point. the group wants lawmakers to pass legislation to stop drug sales on that. social media app. snap says it's working diligently to stop drug dealers from abusing its platform. >> we have a follow up to the story we first brought you last month, what the i-team found when it looked into new complaints against a las gatas skincare shop, and turbulence turns deadly. >> what we know tonight about a singapore airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. cal

. >> so the longest swim that she's ever dawn was in the santa monica bay. that was 43 miles.e strait between ireland and scotland. and after she finished the journey, which is this is pretty cool video that we have shown her doing it. she posted on facebook, quote, i had a little swim on saturday. just the little all right. we'll talk about the weather forecast for now. looking outside here in san francisco. nice blue skies, windy from % this shot. kyle us here. so she said the water temperature was 43 degrees. yes, okay. so i just check this out. and if you go right by the golden gate bridge right now and she looks like she's sending a very early hours. it was it's 58 degrees right now. >> but if we kind of go out to where she was swimming in from to the farallon islands, you can see right now it's at 50. so she was going, you know, early in the day. it's absolutely yeah. could be in those 40's and awfully chilly. amazing. incredible. i'm so impressed by that. i don't think i can even swim well like to pull lengths may up it. let's take a live look at temperatures outside ri

see out there is a mix of cops from the california highway patrol, from beverly hills, from from santa monica, put together as a mutual aid team. and the question is, do they stay and separate these protesters and counter protestors, or do they handle the situation? leave the campus and then of course, you run the risk of this coming back. even at columbia where you are the administration from the university sent another letter saying could the police leave a holding force behind a smaller force obviously, until after graduation because they don't want to have to clear this building, clear that quad, and then have that come back and have to clear it again yeah. john miller. thank you so much for tall he goes through the big differences between what happened here with the police force here in new york and what is happening on in california, on the ucla campus thank you so much for being here and i do want to let people know that at 9:00, we are expecting here from the mayor of new york, again, on this situation, we are also just now and this just came into us. that the nypd has not yet determi

october 7, but there are plenty of evangelicals that are content to pray in their congregations in santa monicar own prayer but they don't reach out to the jewish community because they don't know them. we have to fix that. yes. >> thank you for your remarks. it's well known there's a generation gap in america between younger voters and their views of the israeli-palestinian conflict. and older people. there was an article, i don't know exactly, before october 7 baby year ago in the "new york times" claiming that younger evangelicals were beginning to question evangelical churches relationship to israel and look at israel more critically, and wonder if you could comment on that? >> yet. i have a few things to say there. number one, when it's like 83% to 75%, like it's a decline statistically. it's asi significant decline i dislike in the '70s. i think when you look at the data, and actually one of the things we discovered in the evangelical community acts are october 7 is a phenomenon i see among the jewish rent israel is that a lot of younger jews in israel who though, the historic period of t

the scrubs company based in santa monica, rang the opening bell with the nurses there. one of the founders and ceo of figs, trina spear, also visited the new york stock exchange. figs is offering a discount for nurses this week, taking you live to the numbers. they've held on to some gains so far today, the dow jones gaining just a little bit. you can see about 56 points or so. the s&p 500 up a little bit more than a half of a percent. the nasdaq the biggest winner today so far up 126 points. about three quarters of a percent. well, there were some somber moments during berkshire hathaway's annual shareholder meeting over the weekend. billionaire warren buffett is the founder, the co-founder, chairman and ceo of the investment firm. he reflected on the passing of his longtime business partner, charlie munger last year while making remarks about his own mortality. now, buffett reassured investors that there is already a solid plan in place for berkshire hathaway when he dies. buffett says he is confident his successor successor will make wise investment decisions. music

she moaned gold bag and the other jewish musicians of the bell in santa monica left germany to escape the nazi dictatorship dom bond. but on bond. but um, but other than that, i would be glad to get right into been noted by the in 1934 foot thing that stood up for compose a pound increment for $750.00 mathis demo a he planned to perform with above and for the monic. what followed was a power struggle with gerbils before base the concept the nazis found tend to me. it's modern style of music, unacceptable. unfortunate angler who had made these ones stand against the regime on this thing on this one on this item of the value for the volley program, never had another confrontation with the regime. they simply stared him down and he was too afraid for his position that i am for his personal interest ever again to stand up the good those let alone the under pressure from the nazis. 4th thing that came to a decision is step down as leader of the button for them on a, conduct a at the stage offer and vice president of the rice chamber of music, the doubles manipulates, in an almost felt stim

dabney coleman died yesterday at his home in santa monica.nergy solution company with a research facility in fremont is showing their super fast charging battery for electric vehicles. goshen's current battery is designed with technology that can charge evs by up to 80% in under ten minutes. excuse me? solid state batteries are viewed as a better option for evs. chinese carmaker chery automobile is planning to use goshen's high tech batteries when they start mass production. >> your time now eight 3700 says spectators gathered to watch what could be the future of automobiles in tokyo. a flying car lifted about ten meters into the air yesterday. the flight demonstration part of a tech conference going on where the theme is life in the year 2050. the hexa is manufactured by a us company, lift aircraft incorporated. it has 18 propellers attached to the top of its single seat passenger cabin. it is 4.5m wide, 2.6m high, and weighs about 430 pounds. >> we're very used to moving two dimensionally as people, but the ability to move and spin is just

together mutual aid program where it's california state highway patrol it's lapd, it's beverly hills, santa monica, and all the cities around and contributing people it makes command and control a little more difficult because it's not one agency i'm set of orders, but you do have the incident command system where there's an incident commander who's calling the shots and everybody is going to toe that line so one of the reasons they're going so slowly as they know the numbers of people that they have on the other side of those barricades, they know the numbers of people they brought and frankly, speed here is not on their side. this methodical approach is going to allow them to go slower but ultimately to use less force we're continuing to watch these life live pictures out of los angeles on ucla's campus, john miller standing by with us. we're gonna be right back after this every piece of evidence tells a story. how was really happy. jesse, l. martin, sunday's at nine on cnn when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice, right it out with the trade-offs of treating or push through the pain an

. >> i lettered in santa monica, all four years, and girls would be like, what's that?o to a country club and play golf. so my relationship with golf is public golf and then eventually got into some of the -- i couldn't believe they cut the greens almost every day at a country club. i'm used to coming on monday only and watching it just kind of grow through that entire week. but, no, it was -- it was good. the fact that we had so many junior golf tournaments, as y were able to play competitive golf. >> most of the cool kids were surfing and doing the california stuff. there were a few of us idiots out there playing golf, and i have some great memories playing with you. scottie scheffler, nelly korda, we're seeing some real special. 9 out of the last 10 events they have won. what do you see when you see scottie playing in particular? >> for scottie, his iconic foot movement is -- is -- belies what the club is actually doing through the golf ball, how good it is, how stable it is, how solid he hits it. stand back and hit the ball flight. there is something different about

santa monica. cities north the 911 calls and before the dispatcher hangs up the don't spanlding within a minute they are over seeing waiting for officers to arrive. drone technology. we'll move in this direction. automated license plate reader. have you heard this term? alpr. a lot in the room. by company called, flock. so the mayor cut ribbon we were there ninth and irving our first camera. now we are building out 400 cameras. we are every day putting cameras up so where you can't in about by june you can't drive around and bementd and have a stolen vehicle or plate. getting detected. i have the thing up now in my office. my other screen it beeps all day. i look at t. dollar is a stolen car modification and silver. the cordination of the two we have seen a luge decrease in retail crime. especially the organizationed mass looting attempts that has gone down. knock on wood. but -- yes. it has been wonder and will i appreciate that. makes i difference special huge difference for businesses want to lo

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at santa monica, actually. actually, it was a point that was brought up to me. where is our investigation? we see all these heat speeches, right? we see things like that and it is frustrating. but i understand. host: cameron, where does free speech turn into hate speech, into -- in your mind? what does it mean? caller: when it comes to hate speech, when you call for the death of anyone -- whether israelis or the death of palestinians -- that can formulate hate. when it comes to free speech, you should be able to advocate for people being able to be free. it is interesting when you bring up the free speech argument, how we had -- there was no -- it did not seem like there was much of an investigation there. but now we have these campaigns against the students. and it is interesting to see that happening in real time. we really dropped the ball there. host: for those students trying to farm a club to support israel -- were they calling for the death of anyone? were they hate speech? caller: no. they were not calling for the death of anyone. israel has said that th

trina spear, one of the founders of the scrubs company based in santa monica. addition to teacher appreciation week, it is also nurses week, and figs is offering a discount right now among the stocks to watch, there are some good earnings reports coming in, and it looks like a nice opening. wow. honor your teachers. thank your nurses. yeah it's a good reminder right. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday it's may 6th steve i was just telling you it's cold outside our studio right now. mr. clark, for us, this is cold for may 6th. no doubt about it. here. there's only a little bit of fog out there. the san jose has some low clouds. i don't think it's on borrowed time. there are a lot of 30s, though. i mean, the nights are so short now, but to make it down 36 for petaluma airport, 36 sonoma was around 37 degrees. sonoma state university 36. that's impressive. everything will be right here in the middle of the country about texas, oklahoma, kansas, nebraska a high level risk of severe weather toda

. >> doctor monica roy, with santa clara county public health, says the health risk right now is low.ut stopping the mosquitoes now is important. >> if the mosquito were to become established, this would pose a risk to everyone in our community but would be particularly concerning for our pregnant people. elderly family members and those with compromised immune systems. >> at any given time, there are between 30 and 45 traps like this one in this neighborhood. every day, staff members come here, take the contents out and take them to the lab for analysis, and then they move them to different locations to try to capture the widest sample possible. >> the mosquito i heard will kill people. >> vector control says residents in this area have been cooperative with allowing inspections for standing water, such as puddles, dog bowls and bird feeders. shu tang lives across the street from some of the traps, so anything they do, including spraying to kill these mosquitoes. okay with you? >> yes, of course i'm happy. okay. i'm glad they do it. the vector control district will hold a community m

right next to the cathedral of santa maria de la color, the the monica is about an hour shy, sensitivities highlights of this unesco wells heritage sites. i mean it's magnificent. pepsi and rocks a creek buildings. the picturesque town as modica is home to the island of this chocolate factory. the chocolate is made according to ancient aspect method. i'm about to choice of myself . i do feel wondering how aspect cocoa beans got here in the 1st place that sold to do with the spaniards, who wants occupied these islands at the antique dablin and utah. i'm due to meet the head of the family business. francesco, for tasting they've been making chokes and motor cuttings. 18 ac francisco explains the production price. that's what makes the chokes. that's a special have you have to be a little select? oh, okay. like this one here too. yeah. mm hm. volume to put it in though. yeah. okay. is this this one? yes. yes. okay, and here i know someone who's unable to resist. good chokes. that's my colleague jeff, and he's taking a break from his mediterranean jenny to visit me in sicily. hey, what are you

hunting, diana protector of syracuse, in the greek era right next to the cathedral of santa maria de la colon. the, the monica is about an hour drive from syracuse highlights of this, your netscape. well, heritage sites are its magnificent pets. the end of the rocks a creek buildings the year, the picturesque town as modica is home to the island of this chocolate factory. the truck is made according to ancient aspect method. i'm about to try some myself. and if you're wondering how as tech cocoa beans got here in the 1st place, that sold to do with the spaniards, who wants occupied these islands at the antique adults, eddie up on a utah? i'm due to meet the head of the family business francesco, for tasting they being making jokes and moody cousins. 18 ac francisco explains the production price. that's um what makes the chokes up, especially as you have to be a little select. oh, okay. like this one here. too, yeah, mm hm. put it in the. yeah. okay. this, this, this one. yes. yes. okay. and here i know someone who's unable to resist. good chokes . that's my colleague jefferson. he's taking a break from his me

. >> doctor monica roy, with santa clara county public health, says the health risk right now is low. but stopping the mosquitoes now is important. >> if the mosquito were to become established, this would pose a risk to everyone in our community, but would be particularly concerning for our pregnant people, elderly family members and those with compromised immune systems at any given time, there are between 30 and 45 traps like this one. >> in this neighborhood. every day staff members come here, take the contents out and take them to the lab for analysis, and then they move them to different locations to try to capture the widest sample possible. >> the mosquito i heard will kill people. >> vector control says residents in this area have been cooperative with allowing inspections for standing water, such as puddles, dog bowls, and bird feeders. shu tang lives across the street from some of the traps, so anything they do, including spraying to kill these mosquitoes. okay with you? >> yes, of course i'm happy. okay. i'm glad they do it. the vector control district will hold a communit