in 2000, george watson traced its history. >> reporter: it's not much of a destination now. a chilly strip of beach out at the edge of san francisco. and across the street from it a big and not especially beautiful apartment complex. but not so long ago, people from all over the bay area would come here to have fun. it was called play land at the beach. with enough rides, games and fast food concoctions to keep the kids happy all day long. if the kids had a steady stomach. for many of us there were images in our mind, most particularly this imagine. they called her laughing sal. she stood in the window of the fun house and cackled night and day. laughing sal played hostess to many generations of fun seekers. in 1858 ocean beach was just a strip of land beside a scattering of farm buildings. the city's prospering class would ride to the beach by train, partake of a drink at the sea wall hotel. and for those who could afford it the more elegant cliff house a commanding victorian palace on the hill. by 1922 the strip had numerous attractions. most notably shoots at the beach, a

ktvu's george watson first brought us this story in 2000. >> it's the worse industrial disturbance that san francisco has seen in many years. >> san francisco was one of the busiest sea ports in the world when 12,000 longshoremen went out on strike. they shut down the ports and peers of the entire west coast. it was may nine, 1934. >> completely demoralized through inability of gas stations to replenish their supplies. nerve centers on strike at the food mart. the big hotels have closed the doors of their restaurants to the general public and the few eating places still open and able to get supplies to a rushing business. >> 65 days after the strike began, the anger and frustration coalesed. >> on tuesday july 3rd, 90 ships were idle to san francisco docks. the three day bad -- battle ended here. 5,000 longshoremen and their supporters showed up to stop the trucks. 700 san francisco policeman showed up to stop the longshoremen. at precisely 1:27 in the afternoon, five trucks rolled out of pier 38 and the battle was joined. >> police and cars, horse back, on foot, armed with tear gas. as

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brown versus board of education, terry and kathy ruby and bonnie watson moved out of the city to a mostly white section of prince george's county. they were just kids then. >> we were teenagers who went to the civil rights demonstration. >> it was fun for us. >> we is have a picture in "time" magazine of us. >> yep, they're white. they live in tacoma park, washington. they don't like -- especially in their own neighborhood. >> i like a lot of diverse communities. >> it's a societal way for a community to go. >> it's negative. >> today they're retired, drive a foreign sedan and love the new restaurants in d.c. >> you want different ethnicities, sure. you want to have different economic levels, too. that's important. but another thing is that people -- some of the biggest differences between people are in the way they think. >> back in cha, the yard is almost done despite his new mower stolen outside the church here, it's a lot safer than it used to be, a place people want to come. how to address the change that's happening still not cut. >> got to stay school, get education. that's what it's all about. >> that's what it's

buba watson could not name one. >> rory mcilroy said george lucas.t for your information, guys it is john, paul, george and ringo. >> george harrison, not george lucas. >>> members of the philadelphia orchestra, no doubt have no problem naming the beatles. next week the philadelphians will orchestrate two performances of a beatles tribute show, the classical mystery tour at the kimmel center. >> in eye on the arts, pat ciarrocchi has story of two artist whose typically play beethoven but they are ready for the beatles. >> ♪ >> reporter: they look kind of like john, paul, george and ringo but will sound as close as you can get. >> literally they are playing transcriptions of what the beatles did. >> classical twist, in orchestration by the philadelphia orchestra. >> ♪ >> we actually get a the lieutenant of inspiration, musical inspiration, spiritual inspiration, from groups like the beatles. >> if i had chance to sing along. >> reporter: don who plays, wanted to be ringo as a kid. >> i was, you know, whacking the cardboard boxes, you know, just to try

george archer it became a great place to hang out i owe hi. my development as a player to harding park it's a profound statement and tom watson played many round when he was a is the at stanford university and we have a city champion and one of the needed it things in the 4 byron nelson back the only player to win two events on the same course in the same year when he won the victory open in san francisco. like so many other public golf course in community all over this in addition the atmosphere here is absolutely magnetic for generations of golf percent are the last thing i want to say it's a special day for one man in the room. next week sandy tatum will turn 94 years old without his tenacity and we know that hardingably park would not will exist exist it was used in a tournament as a parking lot i thought dan said it p there was a time in the history of the golf course we hoped would be used for the champing when you see the evolution and where hardingably park is today not that long ago mr. tat up a great effort to you and the city of san francisco thank you (clapping) i don't think i can say it better than tom watson in a conversation ab

george? >> okay, alex, thanks very much. >>> we turn now to how an angry dad's tweet got his family kicked off their plane. duff watson upset by the way his kids were treated when they boarded the southwest flight and showed it and paid the price and ryan owens has the story. >> could i maybe get that headset please? >> reporter: complaining to the airlines got adam sandler tased in the movie "anger management." >> do not raise your voice to me, sir. >> i wasn't raising my voice. >> calm down. >> i'm calm! >> oh! >> reporter: these days passengers are more likely to spew their frustration on social media. but watch what you tweet. just ask duff watson. >> very upset. very embarrassed. >> reporter: on sunday watson and his 6-year-old and 9-year-olds were traveling from denver to minneapolis on southwest airlines. dad travels a lot so he is an a-list passenger. they get to board first. his kids may be adorable but they aren't a-list so when they tried to board with him he said the gate agent wouldn't have it. >> i said real nice way to treat an a-list and i'll be sure to tweet about it. and he did. something to the effe