the condo in anaheim where angela and ian lived.3, angela and ian told police a man showed up at their door expecting to have violent sex with angela. they told police they sent him away, but other men followed, all invited by e-mail responses to rape fantasy ads. >> it escalates again, now to the point that angela diaz calls the police department and reports that another person had showed up and had actually tried to rape her. >> police officers responded to angela's 911 call. what did they encounter? >> they encount errered a distrt angela diaz. >> she has abrasions. >> on her neck and her shirt is torn. >> this is way beyond misdemeanor mischief. this is a criminal act. >> most definitely a criminal act. >> who was inviting men to rape angela? >> police believe there was no question it was michelle hadley. that's what led them to arrest michelle outside her parents' home. angela reported that during the night michelle spent in jail, she received no threatening e-mails. but then michelle made bail. she was out. >> and almost immed

so, we could help a few families here and there, but to help the >> reporter: in the past, anaheim dide more money to arhelp build affordable apents complexes, like this one, using state redevelopment funds-- but that money largely dried up in 2012. according to city records, just 300 units for low and very low income rente were built, or rehabbed, between 14 and 2016. some 30,000 are now on a city waitlist for affordable housingo and 20,000 aa waitlist for section 8 federal housing vouchers. jose moreno is one of the few voices in city leadership who believe developers should be required and incentivized to include affordable units in new projects or contribute to a housing fund. >> the city doesn't have an affordle housing policy, so as a result we depend on the market to take care of this, d we know that the market is just not taking care of it. >> reporter: california's minimum wage will go up to $15 an hour by 2022, but local unions don't want to wait that long. for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in anaheim,alifornia. >> woodruflm the italian ker bernardo bertolucci died at his ho

disneyland taxes are $140 million a year to anaheim, half its annual budget. years the city did all kinds of things to keep the resort growing. now the city council, much of it, and the outgoing mayor fear that anaheim is giving too many incentives to a wealthy company, once warm relations are frozen now the happiest place on earth is being accused by some workers of low pay >> some of us are sleeping in our cars i have done that a couple of times. >> reporter: this was a "new york times" op-ed where some workers say they can't make ends meet the union is pushing a ballot measure to raise minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2022 for any large company that gets tax rebates. so to exempt itself, they returned over $200 million in tax rebates and killed a luxury hotel project. >> disney has cancelled the four diamond hotel in anaheim, which will cost over 5,000 construction jobs and 1100 on-going jobs. it will kill more jobs than intended to help >> reporter: if the measure passes, could be up to a court to decide if disneyland is exempt disney released this statement

. >> reporter: i'm in anaheim calirnia where these folks are pulling stuff out that has no business being in the recycle business. like this. who knew? the recycling business model is broken. how to fix it? we talk trash, coming up. >>> as we close the books on what was one of the worst octobers in nearly a decade for the mechanic. our next guest says this global off may have yielded mouth watering opportunities for investoring. joining us david deets, the president of welt vow point management welcome back. >> thank you bill. >> you're one of the great contrarien out there when most areullish you are not. but now after this month you are looking for opportunities. it's been a brutal month with bonds and stocks going down. when you look at the investment landscape that's the time to roll up sleeves and look for bargains. we are old fashioned. we like to pay the least for each dollar of earnings and sales. we like to get the best dividend yield. you know there are some great swaths of opportunity out there. >> let's put it in terms of change traded funds. etfs you like that have had a toug

lake tahoe, anaheim and eugene, oregon are all places with much better air quality.a lot of folks are heading to those places this weekend to escape. yes, we do have rain for thanksgiving on thursday, but at least it will help to clear out the air. finally, those pets will be able to go out for those walks. >>> it is time for our pet of the week.gi >> yes. >> let me guess that she came to you guys around halloween. is that how she got her name? >> that is abou t her? >> i guess is that she is part chihuahua park terrier. >> she seems very mellow. >> she is only about three that we estimate. yeah, she has a great personality. she is really lovable. she is really friendly. she actually just went through a training program that we do with middle schoolers. she did really great with that. >> you know, she has been super friendly and super mellow this morning. i am guessing from that that she would be perfect for a house maybe with kids that are a little bit older, maybe i like 5, 6, or 7 and above. >> yeah, she has done great with people of she is a great family pet. >>

they said -- i need to go down to anaheim to get these photographs to our book producers. diana, who is here today, it was one of those days. it was like 110 degrees. the only place with air conditioning was the motel 6 in anaheim. we all went to disneyland. diane and i were trying to coordinate were. i remember that i was on the phone with jim. i was seated in a section of the california experience that is for kids. it was in a little plastic kids'. i was taking note -- i was in a little plastic kids'. i was taking notes. all there were were like crayons and coloring books. i was in 110 degrees, slathered in sunblock, my cell phone kept sliding off my face. i was taking notes. it was crazy. i now know what clinical exhaustion is. but, at the end of the day, we all knew we wanted to give the best product. and that there was only so much room for information on the panels, which would be on the wall with the exhibit. that there was only so much information that could be conveyed in the lectures. and so, really the book is a summary of a compact history of this particular to

the only place that the air- conditioning was was at the motel 6 in anaheim. we all went to disneyland and diane and i was trying to coordinate were, and i remembered and i was on the phone i think with jim, and i was seated in a section of like the california experience there for kids, and it was a little plastic kids chair, and i was taking notes, and it was a meeting in cheryl's office, and there was crayons and coloring books, and it was 110 degrees, lathered in sun block, and i was taking notes, and it with crazy. i now know what clinical exhaustion is. at the end of the day, we all knew that we wanted to get the best product and there was only so much room for information on the panel which would be on the wall with the exhibit. there was only so much information that could be conveyed in the lecture. so really the book is a summary of a really compact history of this particular topic. >> thank you carl. our first question. >> i would like to thank you for a very important lecture. secondly, i was coming to the exhibition, to see why the recent first lad

nearly a third of what comes in here, ends up in the landful from anaheim, california >> the ceo of the recycling partnership, a national nonprofit. kooej, thank you for being here today. >> hi, becky is this whole recycling issue broken >> it is not broken, it needs help >> this is a team sport. we are all involved. >> one of the key issues is people think they are helping. what do you do with consumers. how can you better educate them. >> we have a term for that we call it wish recycling. people want to help. in order to get the rewards, we have to get the right things in the bin. one, recycle, two, recycle right and make sure none of it is bagged >> i've heard don't put the greasy box in. do you need to clean everything out? >> just think about it municipality has never made serious money. they may have gotten some revenue back, this has been a cost to communities they do it like they do public service and like they provide clean waters >> is this a real issue that if china is no longer buying it, it doesn't make the financial sense it did years ago >> we are in a change time we need

. >>> the anaheim ducks held a moment of silence before the game with the wild.fire victims as well as 12 killed in a shooting at a thousand oaks bar on wednesday night. >> our hearts are heavy from the lives lost, and we pray for the victims, their family, friends, and those recovering tonight. the anaheim ducks and minnesota wild join the southern california sports community in saying enough to these senseless acts of violence. >> reporter: so much happening in california. and hopefully we can use sports as an escape, a repit, if you will -- respite, if you will, from everything taking place. >> thank you. >>> president trump's 48-hour trip to paris got off to a, call it a bumpy start, with a tweet slamming his host. you wouldn't know it by looking at the optics, handshakes, thumbs up with the french president. the story behind the scenes coming up in a live report. what's new? thine olay has the hottest debut. new olay clay stick masks, hydrating facial mist, and brightening eye cream. only by olay. being detected was if i was recognized the whole operation wa

jane wells is in anaheim, california, for us. >> reporter: the recycling business is getting trashed. >> while the recycling model right now in the u.s. is broken. >> don slager os ceo republices servic, a waste management company doing well with the regularot garbage business so well with recycling. and they're not alone. for years, thearbage man has collected our recyclables curbside often at a losshe becae made good money reselling the materials overseas to china but now china has an air pollution problem so it stopped buying things like old card boards. bo appear the value of the commodities plumted to $0 a ton to half that. at the same time the values of the commodities are c ing down more and more consumers are putting the wrong stuff in the recycle bin.th e people are busy pulling out the bad stuff process. that shouldn't be in there. plastic bottles are fine. but not bags. they gum up the machines. get this. while clean card board is great, if you put in the greasy part of your pizza box you could contaminate the entire load. >> contamination levels are as much as 30%. so we'r

vicky: after we started asking questions, chp inspected the tow company's offices in oakland and anaheimirvine for towing cars on a suspended permit. they also issued two unsatisfactory ratings for other safety issues. but records show irvine got its permit back within days by purchasing insurance, which means the company is still towing. jose: i want these guys off the street, you know? companies like that, they have no business being out on the street. vicky: jose preciado says nothing can fill the hole left by lilianna's death, but with law enfotionay be theonly way tw company off the road. jose: i want justice. we already lost one life. we don't nobody else, you know, to lose no more lives. vicky: we reached out to the owners of irvine auto towing, andy and noelle yocko, but they did not return our calls for comment. meanwhile, chp is expected to conduct a follow-up inspection later this fall. if the company receives another unsatisfactory rating, the state could permanently revoke its permit. we'll be watching. if you have a story for us, give us a call at 888-996-tips, or you can v

orlando, new york city, and anaheim are the top three destinations. >>> coming up on "the morning news parking lot helper. we'll show a robot that will hold a space for you, for a price, of course. >>> and e-mail accusations. ivanka trump reportedly used a personal account to send emails about government business. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." ss. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. how sexy are these elbows? ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. ask your dermatologist with the roomba robot vacuum. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with patented dirt detect technology, roo

tomorrow, even one outside of california, lake tahoe, aqi of 45, moderate air quality around disney and anaheim and eugene, oregon. if you're going north, you have to go all the way up gegood air this is quite widespread throughout the entire west coast. a ridge of high pressure is still in place limiting any movement in the atmosphere and certainly we're waiting on a storm to blow all the smoke west to east, something that's very common this time of year but with a blocking rahm this time it is uncommon. -- ridge of high pressure this time it is uncommon. tomorrow afternoon we will see a sea breeze. this time it carries great importance because it likely will take some of the smoke from the coastline and push it inland, not much help for you livermore or concord or napa, but for the folks who live near the coastline, you likely will get some or perhaps a lot of relief tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. now the smoke will still be there even though we'll have some fog sunday morning. the bigger change that will impact all of us is tuesday. i think by tuesday afternoon that surge of wester

mark: where is that anaheim? >> yes.ark: one that used to be solid republican, all the orange county, unbelievable what's happened there. iowa 3rd, david young the republican? >> ivanka trump went out to campaign for. that's a critical race, they tried to make trade an issue and guess what? donald trump got a new deal with canada and mexico. mark: does that help? >> that helped. he's straightening out china. the iowa, corn, soybeans, the economy is agriculture. mark: it's a tight race? >> tight race. mark: illinois 6, peter roskam versus sean castam. >> that's the republican leadership they're going after. it's suburban chicago. so he's in a tight race, but the republicans should be able to win that one, if they come out and vote. mark: kentucky 6, andy barr versus amy mcgrath. the president has campaigned for andy barr. >> yes, and that one, if our voters come out. if they're not complacent and come out in that part of kentucky, he should be able to win. republicans keep that. mark: we've got a lot more. finish the hous

charringers to rams who is training facility is in thousand oaks, prayers were heartbroken, lakers, kings, anaheimalaxy, at the king's game a blood drive held outside of the arena, held 50-50 ralph, proceeds to ventura family foundation and fans held signs enough that mirrored the patches on the players' jerseys, thursday night football, first time in a long time, great match-up nfl week 10 underway in pittsburgh, afc leading, first play from scrimmage, nfl record 3 touchdowns in span of 23 seconds of the game and steelers set field record 53 points, 52 to 21, pick up sixth win of the season. ever pick lottery numbers based on jersey numbers of favorite players? cheryl: all of the time. jared: not only did jim get to see red sox win world series record, a hundred thousand dollars in mass cash lottery in massachusetts, he chose the numbers of red sox players, jackie bradley, jr., rick and world series mvp steve pierce, but we say move over, junior, say hello to 99-year-old, world war ii veteran who sang national anthem last night in tampa. [cheers and applause] jared: u.s. army air corp. joined by

they were after a man from an mannheim who allegedly threatened anaheim who allegedly said he would kidnap the passengers. >> a woman in the uber called the police and said he driver wouldn't let her out. at some point during the pursuit, the occupants, a man and woman, jumped out of the moving vehicle. they had minor injuries only, minor bruises and scrapes. >> the man eventually stopped and turned himself in. he is being held on $100,000 bail. he is facing kidnapping and felony evadeing arrest charges. >>> a new uber safety feature launches in several cities to give authorities a leg up in finding riders in trouble. passengers who tap the emergency button automatically send officers their name and location and provides details about the car and driver. police say that this helps them respond faster and more accurately. the new emergency feature is not yet active in california. >>> a new federal report shows homelessness among military veterans is down compared with last year. the numbers are from u.s. housing and urban development. they show the number of homeless vets in california drop

santa monica police were after 35 year old kaled ali -- an uber driver from anaheim who allegedly woould not let his passengers out...threatening to kidnap at least one of them...and speeding away from police. all four alleged victims were able to bail out of the car while it was moving...no serious injuries. a witness taking his niece trick-or- treating saw the chase that went around the same block three times.... . <"it was a wild halloween"><"we got a call from a female in an uber who said the driver was not letter her get out of the car.">(grant) ali eventually stopped in brentwood and turned himself in. a motive is unclear. he's in jail ... facing kidnapping and felony evading arrest. he could face up to 23 years in prison if convicted. america. land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america. try my all-american made with 100% ribeye beef fresh spring mix, and provolone ch

(shouting) there was anaheim... ♪ sacramento... phouting) the first berkelrotest in 2017.est. (crowd chanting "u.s.a.") t.e second berkeley protest was even more violen the fifth, sixth, seh in a series. i could see from my office here in new york city how this was building. this was not just predictable but predicted. i couldn't believe that there wasn't better intelligence being provided by thfederal government, by the fbi and department of homeland security, particularly when people are coming in from out of state, they should be warning them. these are people who engaged in violence in berkeley. these are people who eed in violence in huntington beach. where was the fbi?he unlessbi too has just abandoned this ground, which i would find even more shocking. f thompson: and your sort sense is like if you allow folks to go out and act very violently over and over and over again in these political spaces then they basically start to think, "hey,o th are okay with us." >> right, "they're going to protect me coming in, let me dot it and then prect me going out." now that thes

anaheim use a hundred and 84 gallons per capita. the santa fe district of california uses 559 gallons per capita. the goal should not be to recycle the most but use the least. they should be more like san francisco. we should be less like them. thank you. >> by the way, that number is for san francisco and not necessarily all of the people that san francisco serves. >> the user district is about 6s well below the state average of over 80. >> hi. i am in support of the state water board's plan for increased fresh water flows in the delta. i i'm a san francisco resident since 94. i enjoyed extensively as most people in the room have. hiking, kayaking, fishing, obviously the utmost importance. and what will we do when they're gone? san francisco needs to continue its support and leadership of positive environment of plans like this and strongly implement water reduction and greywater options. during drought years, there is will of the citizens. we can and we need to conserve water. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am a conservation chai

times" reports that the woman stayed at the disney world in anaheim earlier this year. her attorney shows photos that claims show bite and welts. the lady is suing the resort for emotional damage. disney has not seen the lawsuit but calls the occurrences extremely rare. >>> back in the bay area, your commute might be undergoing a huge change. there's talk about another transbay trail crossing for b.a.r.t. that trail would help connect riders from the peninsula to sf to central valley. it would also double capacity and helping to cut back on train crowds. there are no official details of where the construction would be, but the goal would be to build it in about ten years. >>> crab lovers, grab your butter sauce. today is the day you've been waiting for. the bay area's commercial dungeness crab season begins. most teams headed out to set their traps this morning before the official 12:01 a.m. starts. 30 million pounds will be pulled from the bay area waters over the coming months. the season officially ends next summer. >>> today the private funeral for napa's alaina hou

and about 13 million people are potentially in danger include risk tuesday cities like los angeles, anaheimsident continued i'm with you all the way, god bless all the victims and families affected. cnn's bill weir is in malibu and joins us now. you've been witnessing all of this stuff first-hand. what you be been seeing there? >> well, we came looking for hot spots, firefighters battling those flames. a lot of this fire here, the woolsey fire has been knocked down. they say it's about 20% contained, but this is what we're finding. the subwent don went down. we can show you this tape before the sun went down. malibu is 21 of paradise. this one is as bad as anyone can remember. they say officially about 340 structures were completely lost but that number can climb. two fatalities in this one. and it was indiscriminate because as the santa ana winds came howling up these canyons these brush, these tipder filled cannedians started turning them into brush torches. and the only thing standing in a million dollar home is a washer and dryer, just how hot that must have been. and then you see these

. >> reporter: the anaheim based company goes by the name stride, pride and modesto.son started working for pride in late august, jump-starting cars. he said he saw red flags from the start. >> i watched vehicle after vehicle be serviced in the yard by handymen who just, you know, looking up stuff on youtube and piecing things together. >> reporter: after three weeks on the job, he says he quit when the company refused to pay him for all of his hours. >> never filled out a w-2. the first two weeks i was there, i worked four days without pay. >> reporter: turns out, the company has a history of not paying its workers. last year, the state issued a $4.8 million fine to irvine auto towing for cheating dispatchers, drivers and mechanics out of their hard-earned wages. but more than a year later, the state says it has not collected a single penny of that fine to repay employees. according to investigators, employees were forced to work 12-hour days without breaks or overtime pay. hudson says when it comes to a job like driving tow trucks, that can create dangerous conditio

the disneyland hotel in anaheim is facing a lawsuit tonight-- over bedbugs. woman is claiming the bedbugs ruined her disney vacation. she stayed at the hotel back in april-- and says she was bitten multiple times all over her body, developing a rash. in the lawsuit she says she suffered emotional distress and is suing for punitive damages. the woman accuses the disneyland hotel of knowing it had a bedbug issue, and not doing anything to fix it. disneyland responded to the lawsuit saying they take extensive and preventative measures to make sure their guests are comfortable and safe during their stay. (vicki) still ahead... how much screen time is too much screen time... for your nanny? the in-depth story about the new contract some parents want their babysitters to sign.. there is a new way some parents are attempting to place more control on their kids screen time. but the limits don't stop there nannies and day care providers are also being told to cut back. (grant) kron four's terisa estacio takes an in-depth look at "screen time contracts". agency: "we ar

wild halloween"santa monica police were after 35 year old kaled elasyedsa ali -an uber driver from anaheimho allegedly threatened to kidnap the woman and man in his back seat.(lt saul rodriguez "we got a call from a female in an uber who said the driver was not letter her get out of the car."police say while they were chasing the car through santa monica they got more calls.(lt saul :41 we received 3 .. same type.. armed with a hand gun threatened to kidnap them."the chase started around 23rd and santa monica - and wound through residential streets. (lt at some point the two jumped out of the moving car -- cuts and bruises."ali eventually stopped at bundy and montana and turned himself in.(lt it was halloween.. insure .. no one was injured.) was injured.) (catherine) the driver is now facing kidnappingand felony evading arrest charges. he's scheduled to be in court tomorrow. (grant) next at 5:30... police in the east bay are searching for two men... who they say stole important electronics from college students. (catherine) also - an emergency meeting is called - as marriott employees cont

first stop, anaheim, california. >> hiya, pals.l decked out for the holidays. garland on everything. it's beautiful. and walt disney's love of innovation is visible everywhere you do. -- you turn. >> i'm so excited. >> we're home. i would live here. >> i would too. >> reporter: our sponsor, google home is also getting in on the celebration with a special edition mickey base, which adds a little disney magic to any decor. look at this. >> this is so adorable. >> reporter: google home can help in any room. just use your voice to control music, get answers to questions and more. >> this is going to be great. >> reporter: and there is a trivia game released just in time for his huge birthday. hey, google, play mickey's game show. ♪ >> hiya, folks. it's me, mickey mouse. when i entered pluto in a society talk show, he saved another dog from a fire. he was wearing something unusual when he saved her. what was it? >> we got this. >> was it roller skates? yay! >> reporter: one of their newest attractions? the incredi-coaster. don't be scar

. >> javier told investigators that he was with sam, that sam had picked him up at his house in anaheimriven him to another friend's house in fullerton during the time that we believe cathy was contacted and ultimately murdered. >> reporter: so if you believe sam's alibi, he couldn't have been the thing that interrupted cathy when she was writing that note. >> right. >> reporter: nevertheless, they pressed sam for more details. >> the clothing you were wearing saturday? >> i think it was a guess sweatshirt. >> reporter: sam readily gave those clothes to the police. he let them search his house too. and he willingly gave samples of his hair and blood. but something about sam's behavior the week cathy was missing bothered her family. mary said she'd repeatedly paged sam looking for cathy, but he was slow to respond. he call you back? >> not at first. >> reporter: but eventually he did? >> eventually, yes. >> reporter: and he said what, he hadn't seen her? >> he hadn't seen her. >> reporter: to all appearances, that was true. and the physical evidence seemed to confirm it. sam's dna was no

santa monica police were after 35-year-old kaled ali an uber driver from anaheim who allegedly threathenedthe woman was able to call police and told them that the driver was not letting them out of the car. the two passengers were able to jump out of the car and only got minor cuts. the driver eventaully stopped and turned himself into police. he is facing kidnapping and felony evading arrest charges. he is due in court this morning. ( darya )calling 9-1-1 with your cell phone does not give dispatchers your exact location. but soon that will change. one bay area city has implemented new technology that allows 9-1-1 call centers to pinpoint the location of emergencies which are called in on a cell phone. kron 4's gabe slate shows us how it works. nat sound - 911 what is your emergency sound from michael spath - communications manager, sunnyvale, 911 call center"when i get a call the number one thing i want to know is where is this person who is having an emergency" michael spath communications manager for sunnyvales department of public safety, showed me how rapid sos, a new location techno

. >> i'll tell you one thing i was lucky enough to cook for tiger's charity event he has in anaheim every ago. one of the benefits of that was the day of the event, you know, the charity dinner was at night. he took me to a bunch of clinics he was running for kids, for adults all day long he spent the whole day doing it when you watch how people react to him when they're sort of right next to him, the fact you'll be able to do this from a streaming standpoint to me is just -- just as a fan, i'm totally excited about it >> just that interview, it's weird. even when he's way down in the bahamas. >> he's tiger woods. transformational figure really everywhere on earth. >> exactly >> how much of your business is being transformed, though, the way his is this idea that people now want to see not just what's in front of the camera? they want to see you behind the scenes and all of these component pieces >> well, they want access to it when they want access to it. i think that's what's starting to happen. that's why i'm so excited to be in business at discovery i've been at the food network for 2

and having grown up in anaheim, i've seen many, many talented western high school football teams come and go. but coach davidson, i have to say, congratulations. job well done. again, congratulations to the pioneers, to the parent, to the student body. job well done. congratulations. we're all proud of you. madam speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. garrett of virginia for today and tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. under the speaker's announced the of january 3, 2017, gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. garamendi: thank you, mr. speaker. wanted to move to the subject of climate change. however, my colleague, terri sewell, has reminded me that a very important organization needs a few moments. so i'd like to turn over the few few minutes here to -- the few minutes here to gentlewoman and let her speak about this center. >> thank you very much. mr. sp