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this was right across the street from the huntington beach pier.ous offenses. >>> prince harry has touched down in london just as the uk enters a two-week period of official mourning for prince philip. the man being called the grandfather of the nation will have a small family funeral with just 30 people including prince harry due to covid restrictions. the royal family is gathering around the queen as she mourns her beloved husband. >> thinking of others before herself, she's amazing. >> as always, yes, but again, you know, it's just that wave of affection for him and just those lovely stories, they just mean so much. >> prince harry is back in the uk the first time since revealing the rifts in his family in an interview with oprah. his wife, meghan markle, is pregnant with their second child and has been advised by her doctors not to travel. >>> experts fear a fourth covid wave is taking hold. according to johns hopkins university, the u.s. has reported more than 75,000 cases for three days in a row. nearly 20,000 cases of the uk variant have bee

huntington beach police handcuffed a handful of people. they arrested me for saying, but officers say the man was using this megaphone in an area where it's not allowed and warned him several times. they say this man was cuffed for getting in the way of that arrest, armed with an illegal baton, and this woman officers say, had pepper spray. also prohibited during a public assembly. the large majority of this crowd were in support of black lives matter and came to the peered after hearing of a planned white lives matter. rally here. i'm here to support this call for a show of racial solidarity and an action against white supremacy in the cake, so no matter who made the call whether was b l in our endless ppe. we're here from l. a just to show solidarity and support for the community here if you actually showed. up to counter the bl in protest, but those who did say they support all lives matter equally, all the average black lives matter. people here and you know, white lives matters too, and we all want to be treated equally. in regards to

here is some aerial footage when the two groups clashed in huntington beach.t was posted on fliers around the city reportedly supporting the kkk. protesters held a black lives matter calling for unity and end to hate speech. >> when there are asian people killed all over the nation, black people are being killed all over the nation, there are mexican people that are being treated just terrible all over the nation, somebody has to stand up and somebody has to say something, somebody has to say this is not okay. >> authorities say a few fights broke out. a number of peop were arrested. police broke up the protest by declaring an unlawful assembly. >>> an environmental disaster decades in the making is lurking off the coast of los angeles and it could be key to finding out why sea lions are diving of an aggressive cancer. the marine mammal center in sausalito treats hundreds of struggling sea lions rescued from california beaches each year. veterinarians found about 25% of adults have cancer. marine biologists at the center say a sexually transmitted herpes virus

california today where a white lives matter rally drew a swift response from counter protesters in huntington beach. they were advertising it on flyers posted around the city and reportedly for supporting the . counter protesters decided to hold the black lives rally at the same time call for unity and and hate speech. >>> when there asian people being killed all over the nation black people are being killed all over the nation and there are mexican people being treated just terribly all over the nation. somebody has to stand up and somebody has to say something and somebody has to say this is not okay. >>> a few fights broke out among the crowd and no word on any serious injuries, but a number of people were arrested. police >> reporter: out the protests by declaring an unlawful assembly. >>> grace baptist church held a town hall in place of its normal sunday services today, one week after their easter service was zoom bombed by a racist rant. the hackers insulted several groups from african-americans and latinos to the lgbtq community. today the congregation came together again both in person and

david is in huntington beach, california. is there an issue that was raised tonight the cover attention? >> i thought everything that he said was very nice. sometimes when he was reading it off the prompter, it seemed like he was not a part of it other than it was written for him. i hope it is true, the things he wanted to do. some of it is nice sounding. i feel like with the two party system, that we really only have one party. we go back and forth. really, it is like one party. i have a feeling that they are all working together and that is how this country works. it operates on the system. host: would you like to see a third party or multiple parties? caller: i would like to, yes. i would love to have no party and accountability for whoever is there. not blame it on the party, blame it on the person. i do not like being divided. for some reason, i feel like this is a tool. as long as we are divided, like the news channels, they are divided, it is a strategy. divide and conquer strategy. i feeling we are not really uniting

. >> reporter: fliers promoting a white lives rally in huntington beach have been showing up in neighborhoodsifically for those reasons, because you are experiencing a lot of things like that, and i don't want to experience it here. >> reporter: the mayor denouncing the fliers in a public meeting. >> we are not a place of hate. >> reporter: but the first amendment limits what local leaders can do. >> we can't stop people from speaking, and it is rooted in american values, but what we can do is to express an opposition. >> reporter: groups who track extremism say a mass increase in the dissemination of the propaganda, and in 2020 more than ever previously recorded in a single year and many reasons including the anti-immigrant sentiment, and president trump's attitude toward white nationalism, and the big lie that the election was stolen as well as inciting fear. >> it is not about organizing people to join them. it is very much about frightening the residents, and making them feel unsafe in their communities. >> reporter: and one surprising fact is that experts agree that the influence of the

huntington beach, california, is nicknamed surf city, but it's investing in pickleball courts, hopingeople playing one day a week, so we've seen about 2,500 people come through these courts. >> i think there's a way to capitalize on this and monetize the sport, especially if we can put together some sort of international tournament. >> we've got ben johns and collin johns. >> reporter: ben johns says the pro game is still evolving with new strategies, but he now has sponsors and espn has shown up. >> the tournaments have gotten bigger and crowds are more fantastic. now i get asked to sign stuff left and right and for pictures. >> how much money did you make in 2018? >> i wouldn't say more than probably $50,000. >> how much are you making now >> this year i'd expect to make 250 maybe. >> so laugh all you want ben johns is laughing all the way to the bank, while everyone else is just having fun. now, there's talk of getting pickleball in the olympics, but john says more countries have to field competitive teams. he doesn't have a coach because these young pros, they're actually still cr

people arrested after what was supposed to be a white lives matter rally in huntington beach yesterday that turned violent counter protesters eventually turning up to the scene and eventually outnumbering the entire group tempers started flaring when the crowd became unruly police declaring an unlawful assembly and ordered them to break it all up of those arrested. police say one person had a baton 2 cans of pepper spray and a knife in his backpack. >> san francisco police are looking for the person who stabbed and robbed an asian man in san francisco. this happened saturday night and exeter st the victim told police a man came up behind him, demanding his money and then stabbed him. the attacker them took the victim's backpack got in the car, drove away. the victim is expected to be okay. another attack on a member of the asian community happened in oakland saturday morning. a part of this caught on camera. police say 57 year-old man was attacked on 10th street between martin luther king junior boulevard and jefferson street. a viewer sent us this video. the victim's family says that

this was in huntington beach, unveiling what they call safe, california restaurants plan would help restaurants affected by the pandemic by fully reopening all of them providing tax deductions and helping with safety measures. you know, the ripple effect when you shut down the restaurant industry is so far and that it's not just those people. >> boots on the ground lost their jobs. hundreds thousands. millions of people beyond that. >> when restaurant or on the road to recovery. californians will be too. >> he also wants to protect restaurants from covid related lawsuits and added tax credit for paid sick leave for employees who have covid related illnesses. >> the attorney general of attorney general state of california, state of california graduation is terms. >> rob bonta was sworn in today as california's new attorney general. he's the first filipino to serve as the top law enforcement official in the state. the former east bay assemblyman has a record of pushing for criminal justice reform including proposals to end cash bail in many cases voluntary places. javier becerra who was appointed

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she's the entrepreneur that owns a number of restaurants in huntington beach, right on the beach.does he know the difference between cocovinny and vinny the businessperson? vinny: so this is a fresh-tapped coconut. alicia: so let me ask you this. you have the patent for this? vinny: i'm the inventor of that. alicia: okay. vinny: we're patent-pending right now. alicia: okay, got you. vinny: so basically, when we work together... we're doing licenses right now. we show you how to tap and brand your own coconuts. alicia: so almost like a franchise. vinny: there you go. yeah, so... lemonis: you're confused? alicia: yeah. lemonis: can i grab him real quick? alicia: sure. lemonis: alright. vinny: time-out. lemonis: so this is why i wanted to see you do this because it's clumsy as [bleep] you've got to be able to give people a path, and it feels clunky right now. vinny: yeah, it is. i haven't sold it yet. lemonis: so i need you to slow it down, super clean, super tight. vinny: got it. let's do this again. lemonis: it's not that vinny doesn't know the concept. he doesn't have it written d