the family is accusing huntington beach of not doing enough to remove coyotes from populated areas.y chang has the story. >> at a news conference in pasadena, bree at backers, attorney spoke on her behalf. doctors, 2 year-old was attacked by a coyote in april while they were walking near the pier in huntington beach when suddenly out of nowhere, a coyote came and attacked. >> brands, 2 year-old toddler girl. you may have seen reports from this but essentially what happened was that ran up and it tore the girl's face leaving deep lacerations and now scars on her face. >> dockers attorney samsula meany said the attack happened amidst a rise in coyote sightings and incidents in urban areas in beach communities. 18 to 24 months approximate before this incident. >> reported incidents of cody's to animal control around huntington beach. we're going on an order of at least once a week. >> so many said based on information they've collected, it appears the city had a plan at the time to create coyote hazing teams but failed to take action. hazing, obviously referring to steps, taken to dete

welcome back to the "halftime report" today live in huntington beach.santoli back at the stock exchange for our midday word oh, no i mean, what is it >> i mean, you know, lucy pulled the football away again, i guess. it's interesting that in a stroke, the stock market sort of wipes away three days worth of gains. just think about that. we're back to wednesday's close thereabouts in the s&p 500, given the fact that the bond markets had to reprice pretty dramatically i don't mean that's a modest move down 3% in one day, but it tells you how volatile the expectations have been moving around this was a bad miss on cpi, but it seems worse based on how the market was leaning going into it so i think it basically defers relief for another month, at least, in terms of the peak inflation story and here we are, figuring out how much pain it's going to have to take, perhaps on financial conditions and the real economy to get inflation on the path that it needs to be i think it reinforces this frustrating range we've been in. >> everybody's weighing in on it, too.

with the ceo of activist investing firm engine number one in a very rare interview live out in huntington beach, california. bob, take it away. >> reporter: and brian, i am here at huntington beach, california, here for this futureproof conference an all outdoor conference that's making an attempt to attract a younger crowd to an outdoor conference joining me is jennifer granholm, the ceo of engine number one last year, they wanted or exploited a successful etf seeking to promote companies the market is down today on concerns of an economic slowdown if we enter a recession, is it going to affect the willingness of firms to engage with you on socially responsible investing are they going to say, we can't afford to do this now! we're in a recession >> we built into number one as a performance-oriented investment firm we think a lot of people are looking too short-term and a lot of the portfolio is very long-term. so we may well be in a recession and if you think about inflation, we should make sure that people are actually holding some of these companies that are going to benefit as we go through

the family was walking besides the huntington beach pier.re doing that night and their attorney says that the city knew that the coyotes were causing problems in the community and they should have taken action before. the little girl was attacked. >> what the city could have done differently in this case was actually follow the portions of their plan that called for hazing teams to be created to address the risk of encroaching cody's. does not appear that they actually did that. >> a spokesperson for the city said they could not comment on pending legal matters, but that they did say in the last 5 years this was the only report involving a coyote attacking a human. kron. four's your local election headquarters. and just days after the chair of the california republican party talked about how the party is reaching out to voters, we have the same questions for the leader of california's democratic party. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace sat down with the chair rusty hicks about where the parties party stands as the midterms approach. >>

right now, they're pretty active evening for los angeles, down towards huntington's beach and approaching san diego county as well. for us here in the bay area will take a look at some of the current numbers out there not as hot as yesterday. but still some hot numbers inland out toward concord and fairfield right now. livermore 94 san francisco in the upper sixties. here's a live camera looking out toward downtown and still not much in the way of fog, but a lot of haze in the sky, and some of that smoke from the multiple fires burning across the state drifting over portions of the bay area, so the air quality advisory has been extended into your saturday. we are expecting moderate levels at the surface, but what we won't have the prettiest disk i conditions for tomorrow. take a look at the numbers for tomorrow afternoon. no more triple digits. the hot spot only in the upper eighties to right around 90 degrees, so the relief is here, but we're also sending in some humid conditions. you can see the rainfall with this forecast model into your saturday. some of that activity could be approac

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we're in beautiful huntington beach, california. investing, a hot topic and it added six more to the lineup, and i am talking about the leverage it plays on amazon and microsoft. these single-stock etf are proliferating like rabbits who is using these and what are they doing with them >> they are intended to be used for tactical trading, and by that i mean the ability to make exposures on a daily basis we are seeing people take advantage of the volatility and provide an amplified view, in this case 1.5 times for direction. >> and the single-stock etf trading has been met with hostility. these products have them, and do you envision a leverage where we will deal with hundreds of these down the road? >> time will tell how many come to market, and we offer a bull and bearish exposure, and those particular securities have large and deep market caps and liquidity. for that, again, these are intended that can make buy and sell decisions on a daily basis. >> where dowe go from here where is the volume? the only volume i see is in your tesl

julian: the pacific air show is this saturday in huntington beach.n live on hulu preaching -- featuring stunt performances, military aircraft, and even an experimental flying car. plus a showstopping finale from the u.s. air force thunder boards, -- thunderbirds. people will crowd the sands of surf city, usa for an event like no other. >> i am hanging on for dear life here. >> rock 'n' roll. airspace is years. >> you can reach out and touch them it felt like. >> and makes it look incredible. >> beautiful aircraft out there. >> outstanding job. pass it along to the boss. >> they are reay ud and really cool. >> wow. what did we just see there? >> that one got a little spicy. >> do not miss the pacific air show liv >> the first day of schl jitters are one thing. >> what about first day of school shock? jobina: oh my god. she said, where did you bring me? her face says it all. oh my gosh. this is onyx rain. she had a visible reaction when she walked into her first day of head start in syracuse, new york. her new classmates were apparently in the middle o

putting together this trashy artists play in huntington's beach. ktvu s a mannequin.rk that martin luther king jr shoreline in alameda. volunteers big and small, all with gloves and trash bags lined the oakland shorelines saturday morning. for many, it's a way to do good giving back to the bay. we all call home. i feel like it's one way for them to contribute kind of a small people to helping the earth. everyone can pick up a piece of trash if they see it, jenny read, wittes says. this is a lesson for her kids and an expansion of the cleanup they usually do in their own neighborhood. we have drains nearby and they go to the bay. so i wanted them to see the fact that the stuff that we pick up normally where it can end up if we don't pick it up, and so that they could also help clean it here before it gets into the bay. this cleanup effort is helpful, but more trash will likely show up tomorrow. so this event also serves as a wake up call. it's eye opening for people to see the trash that ends up on the shore line and realize that it comes from all of us. we've got to c

is this saturday and huntington beach and you can watch all the high flying action live on hulu the shownt performances parachute drops vintage military aircraft even an experimental flying car. that should be pretty cool plus a show stopping finale from the world famous us air force thunderbirds celebrating the 75th anniversary of the air force a million people will crowd the sand of surf city usa for an event like no other i'm just hanging on for dear life. here we go back on and rock and roll the airspace is yours. you could like reach out and touch them it felt like and unbelievable. well, they have the smoke. i mean this makes it look so incredible. wow, beautiful area out there standing job, please pass that along to the boss. actually got a little spicy there. wow, that's quite a view there. pretty cool. don't miss pacific air show live saturday at 11am only on hulu check that out and stay here with with us. we'll be right back. new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hur

about a 20% impact if interest rates continue to go up in the conversation i had with him out in huntington beach largely because of the fed it's easy to say range bound, but a 20% decline from here is not range bound. >> scott, if we're just seeing the -- >> jenny go ahead and then josh. >> we've been talking about magnitudes all year. so their magnitude is greater than mine. you know i'm a kind of twisted person when it comes to bear markets and investing, so i kind of hope they're right because if the market's down 20%, as a professional investor i know that down 20% is an ephemeral moment in time and what does that do for me that puts things on sale i heard a great quote this week that's on old shelby davis quote, supposedly. so hopefully it's right. it said people make money in a bear market, they just don't know it at the time. if their magnitude of range is greater, fine. just know if we're down 20% we won't be down 20% forever. >> even the ones, josh, suggest could go down to a degree. it's just a matter of whether you think stocks are actually going to have a big decline like that go bac

let's get to the judge in huntington beach >> welcome, everybody, to the half time report i'm scott walker're live today at the future proof conference an event that bills itself as the world's largest wealth festival a big hour ahead beginning with a another inflation gut punch, that cpi coming in hotter than expected we'll debate what it means for the fed in the h

. >> reporter: i'm with the huntington beach fire department in search of what triggers more water rescues currents. powerful enough to pull a champion swimmer out to sea and from the sky they can look almost other worldly. that's foam and churned-up sand being sucked out to the ocean. but rips can be deceiving. from an elevated spot on the beach, noaa experts advise looking for this. dark flat areas where the waves aren't breaking. >> those might look safe to swim in, because that is what looks most calm, but that's actually the presence of a rip current. >> reporter: but they're not always this obvious, so don't just rely on your eyes. >> just talk to a lifeguard and they'll point them out to you. they'll point out the dangers and where is the safe spot to swim. >> reporter: and if you're caught in one, it is critical to know what to do and hope there is a lifeguard nearby. >> relax. >> i can't. >> reporter: erin johns and her dad nearly drowned in a rip current in nantucket in 2015 and it was caught by a camera wrapped around her wrist. >> i used all my energy and i could not swim again