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long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. l

the jersey shore and i remember everything, every aspect of the moment i could smell the smell of long beach island, the salt air the cars in front of the house divided up the call and i said we should take a look at sarah palin. i said to rickets very important. he was in charge of the process that should be fully and completely embedded and what can we do with ten lawyers and a couple of days we've done with three lawyers over a couple of weeks for all the other candidates. you can do a documentary on this alone. spud but we are not going to. >> i do want to make a part about the double we are talking about. but and there's a lot of context on this. the first part was the tax information, the medical records and all that stuff and was clear. the second part is depicted in the movie where we have a discussion operatina

it's revitalized the downtown of long beach. we see this event with the potential to do that for baltimore or for the east coast. >> speaking of money, the promoters of the race have promised to may vendors and the city back the money owed for the race as opposed to what happened last year. in downtown, george lettis, wbal tv-11 news. >> make wbaltv.com your pit stop for baltimore grand prix information . >> this morning, baltimore city police are investigating a shooting that involved several of their own officers. police say two detectives observed an armed man sitting on the steps of a house. when they approached, he went inside. we are told the detectives followed him and the man drew a semi automatic handgun and pointed it in the general direction of police. >> they saw an individual who they believed to be armed with a handgun. as they approached the suspect, the suspect ran inside of the house. the officers pursued him. once inside the house, the suspect pulled out a handgun and the officers fired on the suspect. the susp

breaking having hours before long beach city officials were going to consider a ban on pot shops the video is now on you tube showing a long beach police officer walking on dorian broke stepping on his neck and placing his full weight on them while arresting them so i just feel like three hundred pounds on my neck in another room an undercover officer shown here notices a surveillance camera and takes it out with a metal rod destroying possible evidence officers were unaware of this video feed was being recorded at an off site location so it's perfectly ok for police to stop people out destroy private surveillance cameras whenever they feel like it and even make it a federal offense for filming them do anything in some states but don't you dare mess with their cameras watching cameras watching cameras. anti-american protests that began earlier this week in libya and egypt are now spread to museums sudan india afghanistan lebanon and elsewhere and help us get a better understanding of what it is that's fueling these demonstrations and if it's all been cordoned it i'm joined now by our

it is revitalized -- it has revitalized long beach. it could do this for baltimore and the east coast. >> andretti marketing and his companies have promised to pay the city and state the money they are owed for hosting this state. as opposed to what happened last year. coming up at 11:00, we will talk about the impact this is having on the surrounding businesses. live in downtown. wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. they have been so lucky with the weather. there were concerns of rain. >> we had a few, little light showers. little drops. we have heavier stuff going on west of the city. it came around 5:20. the northwest portion of caroling county. the map shows northwest carroll county. it will expire at 6:00. there is still lay cell -- a strong thunderstorm cell. it is on-again, off-again. that is moving to the south east at about 50 miles per hour. it is isolated. there is intense rain and lightning with it. that will move across the city and the next 30 minutes. the areas of rain are pre minimum. the area will expand this weekend. we'll

this is a middle school in long beach. it wasn't centralized authority. they chose the architects. the main constraint is there had to be an engineer on site. there there is berkeley. and piedmont avenue in oakland. this is in nevada city. these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then t

sure it will be a tradition, like in long beach.heir grand prix is the corner stone, the linchpin of their economic development and tourism and i know over the long term with such a beautiful course and race, it can do that for baltimore, as well. >> and you're headed to philly now? to watch the smack-down. >> yes! >> thank you so much, madam mayor, for something in. next week, our guest will be howard county executive ken uhlman. if you have a question for him, send it to sunday question at wbaltv.com. don't go. here's david gregory with a look at what's coming up on "meet the press." >> good morning. coming up, a special hour of "meet the press." turmoil in the middle east and heated foreign policy debate in the presidential campaign. after an attack on the u.s. consulate in libya kills four americans and protests spread across the muslim world, how will the u.s. respond? joining me, an adviser on the president's foreign policy theme, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, susan wright and prime minister of israel, benjamin netany

i would take a long beach umbrella tomorrow to be on the stateside. especially on friday, cloudy skies with some showers which will linger into part of the weekend. much cooler than it is today, for short -- sure. >> and now, the toyota's sports desk. -- the toyota sports desk. >> they are reportedly close to an agreement. is a written agreement goes through, officials could be on the field as early as tomorrow night -- if a written agreement goes through. a ratification bonus and that would mean compensating them. but the players are not holding their breath even with the comedy of errors they have seen the last several weeks. >> we are upset about having their replacement officials, but it is not causing us to lose any money. that is not the issue. for us as players we are playing football. >> and a redskins running back was placed on injured reserve, roy helu. and the redskins signed ryan grant. speaking of running, a topic of concern, the number of hits rg3 can take. he was hit 13 times by the bengals' defense. >> sign me up for a car accident eve

memorial day weekend, laura sharp and her stepdaughter are headed out of town from long beach, californiato catalina island. >> there were four of us traveling with the helicopter company staff. and -- life changed. there was some mechanical failure, and we lost power. >> three of the six on board died in the crash. an eyewitness appeared on cnn news room later that afternoon. >> it had already crashed and burst into flames, i started to run towards it. i could see people laying outside the helicopter. >> reporter: laura's stepdaughter, badly injured herself saw her unconscious mother and dragged her from the wreckage by her hair. >> i think that this was one of those moments that the contrasting blonde helped her recognize and identify me. >> critical care specialist dr. andrea fineburg assumed responsibility for her. >> she had fallen out of the sky, every part of her body was fractured in some way, i didn't know how she would survive. >> laura suffered burns over half her body and had severe brain trauma, severe damage to her face, dozens of fractures, collapsed lungs and severe psycho

andrew abbott, the senior from long beach sat in the weeds and the bruins are in again. >> charles: elective play coverage, all right? so as they go back and he making the through, look at that. because what happened is abbott was up on the line of scrimmage and ended up with coverage. a rush and got the crucial pick. >> gus: bruins, 3:07 away. frank lin. cameron meredith with the tackle now. jim mora goes nfl conservati conservative. >> charles: right now what they're telling the running backs did you rip the football out? john is the coordinator. he and both pelini coy elaborating down there. telling the players get the foolk out. >> using as much of the play clock as we can. here's the hand-off, james. james goes down about two yards away from a first down. clock the ril iis stil running. we'll go to commercial. 29-27. 2:16 to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >> charles: 29-27. 2:15 remaining in the quarter. for ucla they've struggled with their kicker so much in this part of t

heaaing up long beach. moot recently he was the -e-o of a police consultinggfirr and served as homicide numbers in decades. when we're back here next half hour, we'll hear more from batts, on what thinns of those efforts, and if those police headquarters, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. a maa shot monday in east baltimore has died from his inj. injuries.poliie say anthony kkyser was shot in is backyard on north linwood around 4 in the afternoon. - witnesses ssy hh'd been sitting on his back steps... then stood up to open the gate, and gunshots rang out.no word on a suspect or motive. is accused of leaving her her - &pchildren... someeas young aa &pfour months ld... alone in a a man.room... while she robbed - man.tameka wright's five chhldree were found alone in odenton. police say ood james reid... assaulted and robbed a man at the same hotel laaeesaturday night. the victim told police where the suspects were stayyng... and when police went to to that hotel room, they ffund the childrennby themselvee. (

he headed up police departments in oakland and long beach, california. it comes a day after a acting commissioner anthony barksdale left on indefinite medical leave. delegate tiffany alston can no longer practice law, at least at the moment. the maryland court of appeals decision to suspend her license came on tuesday. she is alleged to have violated several rules of professional conduct. in june, the prince george's county democrat was found guilty of misdemeanor theft and misconduct after she allegedly use state funding to pay an employee of her law office. she is set to go on trial next month on charges she used campaign money to pay wedding expenses. >> thankfully, we are seeing breaks of sunshine right now. that could be a bad thing as we get into the afternoon. that could heat up the atmosphere in me because thunderstorms. right now, we look at the radar picture. these are heading for york county in southern pennsylvania and not making their way south of hagerstown. these are keeping their way towards the baltimore metro area. maybe some thundersto

it revitalize the downtown of long beach. we see this event with the potential to do that for baltimore. >> now, the new promoters of this race had promised to pay vendors and the city back the money they are owed from this race, as opposed to what happened last year. >> all right. they had nice weather today. tonight was a different story. >> we have had some bumpy weather. south of washington, it is raining right now and a lot of washington. we will show you the radar. i circled baltimore on the map. from just south of the washington area, down around andrews air force base, and the eastern shore, that is a big storm complex that is not producing severe weather but lots of lots of lightning. inser to home, we'll zoom on the baltimore area. let me back off a little bit. i circled around the beltway. just to the northeast of town, east of cockeysville, there are showers developed. right along i-95 and route 40. those are not producing any light and yet, but that is the kind of stuff that develops into a thunderstorm -- those

weekend, 2000le, laura sharp and her stepdaughter are headed out of town on a 14-minute flight from long beachlifornia, to catalina island. >> there were four of us traveling with two other helicopter company's staff, and life changed. there was some mechanical failure, and we lost power. >> three of the six aboard died in the crash. an eyewitness appeared on cnn newsroom later that afternoon. >> it had all right crashed and burt into flames and i started running toward it because i could see people lying outside the helicopter. >> laura's stepdaughter badly injured herself, saw her unconscious mother and dragged her from the wreckage by her hair. >> i think this was one of those moments that the contrasting blond helped her to recognize and identify me. >> critical care specialist dr. andrea feinberg assumed responsibility for laura's treatment. >> she had literally fallen out of the sky and every part of her body was either fractured or suffering in some way. i just wasn't really sure how she would survive everything. >> laura suffered burns over half her body, suffered severe brain tra marx

so they're here for the long beach because of number of reasons but essentially because sometimes he wore a suit suit its suits. complex it helps too. make certain that. the end result is a different thing but as we stand today no. certainly not. but do you think that his place right now is up for grabs could someone else take his place it does not have to be a beacon for example we can talk of a. president. from the you can say. you can beat it. so you really be able to find a new. number one as an excuse for your friend you've lost a lot of the fun stuff but it is hillary clinton actually acknowledged that united states along with pakistan created a terrorist force that they're fighting right now in that region in afghanistan and pakistan of course back then it was done in order to fight soviet troops that were present in afghanistan but then they left and america sort of western and pakistan was left alone to five hot forces that actually turned into a taliban now you where they had ice in the early ninety's what should have been done and wasn't done in order to prevent this this

in long beach the citizens committee is appointed by the city council. in oakland, the city council sits as the redevelopment agency. in bakersfield, the city council also sits as the redevelopment agency and commission and in anaheim the council sit as the agency in conjunction with the mayor. as a supervisor representing two of the area plans both mission bay and transbay, i have a lot of concerns about representation. i think at minimum we want to ensure that both the district 6 and district 10 supervisor have a say over who sits on these bodies as we wind down our obligations, but also to ensure that we commit to our promises to these neighborhoods around infrastructure and affordable housing. while i appreciate what a citywide elected can bring to balance at how we look at citywide development i want to reiterate these plans are only in two districts of san francisco and we're most accountable to those neighborhoods and communities. >> supervisor campos? >> thank you. i want to associate myself with the comments of supervisor kim, and i think with t

in an average year, 4,000 to 5,000 tons of trash ends up in long beach. man: we've created a system to deal with flooding but inadvertently created a pathway for pollution to get into our waterways. narrator: los angeles county is beginning to develop ways to reduce the infrastructure's impact upon the environment. on the front lines of protecting the beaches, are the crews that clean out the stormwater system. man: this big vactor truck works on the same principle as your vacuum cleaner in your house, only this thing sucks up the whole house. some of the storm drains collect a lot of trash. i started cleaning drains in '93. they were horrible because they hadn't been maintained so much. now this is a priority. you have trash, animal waste, and it ends up on our beaches. that is a health risk. that is one of the main reasons why we have to close the beaches after heavy rain. narrator: but even when it's not raining, water still enters the stormwater system, carrying pollutants. here on the west coast, a lot of our storm drain systems are separate from the

andrew abbott, the senior from long beach sat in the weeds and the bruins are in again. >> charles: elective play coverage, all right? so as they go back and he making the through, look at that. because what happened is tt was up on the line of scrimmage and ended up with coverage. a rush and got the crucial pick. >> gus: bruins, 3:07 away. frank lin. cameron meredith with the tackle now. jim mora goes nfl conservati conservative. >> charles: right now what they're telling the running backs did you rip the football out? john is the coordinator. he and both pelini coy elaborating down there. telling the players get the foolk out. >> using as much of the play clock as we can. here's the hand-off, james. james goes down about two yards away from a first down. clock the ril iis stil running. we'll go to commercial. 29-27. 2:16 to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >> charles: 29-27. 2:15 remaining in the quarter. for ucla they've struggled with their kicker so much in this part of the f

long beach, 103, as well. so it's not like a little cooling there. expected high in l.a., 91 tomorrow and hot in palm springs 102 as you work your way north, fresno 101. you see so the fog bank and that will have cool the coastal communities. and we'll look for sacramento, 93 degrees, tahoe a comfortable 75. elsewhere, almost fall like especially through the great lakes. chicago 81 and 74 tomorrow with sunshine for new york city. southern states will deal with moderate rain. atlanta, 85 degrees and heavy rain, possibly a thunderstorm there. 88 degrees. 79 for dallas and hundred for phoenix. here is our day planner for your sunday. it will be a cool start with inland temperatures tomorrow morning, near the coast and mid to upper 40s. 50s elsewhere and then we will look for temperatures warming gradually and upper 70s inland and 60s around the bay. 50s around the coast. sunny mild day but temperatures are warming to the upper 80s. mid to upper 70s around the bay. 50s around the coast and then the breezes will come in around 7:00 and that is when we'll

long beach, 103, as well. so it's not like a little cooling there.xpected high in l.a., 91 tomorrow and hot in palm springs 102 as you work your way north, fresno 101. you see so the fog bank and that will have cool the coastal communities. and we'll look for sacramento, 93 degrees, tahoe a comfortable 75. elsewhere, almost fall like especially through the great lakes. chicago 81 and 74 tomorrow with sunshine for new york city. southern states will deal with moderate rain. atlanta, 85 degrees and heavy rain, possibly a thunderstorm there. 88 degrees. 79 for dallas and hundred for phoenix. here is our day planner for your sunday. it will be a cool start with inland temperatures tomorrow morning, near the coast and mid to upper 40s. 50s elsewhere and then we will look for temperatures warming gradually and upper 70s inland and 60s around the bay. 50s around the coast. sunny mild day but temperatures are warming to the upper 80s. mid to upper 70s around the bay. 50s around the coast and then the breezes will come in around 7:00 and that is when we'll st

observatory, los angeles city hall, and the nasa jet propulsion laboratory, queen mary, malibu beach, long beach aquarium. she was everywhere you can just watch it forever. >> this is the los angeles skyline. >> endeavor touched down at los angeles international airport today. and rob hays was there for the landing. >> the arrival at l.a.x. was an audible one. from a tarmac buzz... to a burst of applause. to lmz this. into is a humming of the scene from star trek. by the fly buy bimade it final. and the days soaring through space or across the skies are over. but it days of inspiring will continue at california science center. >> admission is free. go see the space shuttle. it's going to inspire a lot of kids to imagine what they can do and fwoitsing to inspire a lot of people to think what we can do when we're constructive, and not destructive. >> the pop pomp and circumstance emphasizing excitement of landing in los angeles. later tonight when the sun is start stog-to-set, and things have settled down, that is when this massive crane will swing into action. >> they'll remove endeavor from the

in fact a democrat in long beach sponsored this bill to repeat the ipap.takes congress out of play. everything sit department of health servicings, and all deciddingses sit imagine you need a procedure to save your life. call up the government to see if it is it okay? no, no, no. we'll be budgeted the health care will be budgeted and there is it a cap on health care and when we meet that cap, we are done. we are done. it will absolutely deny care not just to seniors but to everyone in this country. >> i think that people need to listen to you. i wished the white house would have listened to you and members of house and senate on the democratic side would listen to you. america is listening to you. >> doctor and congressman great to have you here. when we come back, chick-fil-a responds to the report that it gave up principle to open up a store in chicago mixed mess annuals from the white house on the deadly 9/11 attack in libya. and other news of the week. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. . [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar c

he, there is a long beach. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and coming up...speeches so who did a better job? president obama or former president clinton? talking about that, next and also, just hours from a giant event. the all-important jobs report going to be released so what will numbers mean for the campaign? latest coming up. >> know this, america. our problems can be solved. our challenges can be met. the path we offer may be harder but it leads to a better place, i'm asking you to choose that future. i'm asking you to rally. around a set of goals for your country. goals in manufacturing. energy. and education and national security and the deficit. real achieveable plans that will lead to new jobs. more opportunities. and rebuild this economy on a stronger foundation. that is what we can do in four years. that is why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states. >> pund yits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. retd states for republicans and blue states for democrats. we worship an awesome god in the bl

andrew abbott, the senior from long beach sat in the weeds and the bruins are in again. >> charles: elective play coverage, all right? so as they go back and he making the through, look at that. because what happened is abbott was up on the line of scrimmage and ended up with coverage. a rush and got the crucial pick. >> gus: bruins, 3:07 away. frank lin. cameron meredith with the tackle now. jim mora goes nfl conservati conservative. >> charles: right now what they're telling the running backs did you rip the football out? john is the coordinator. he and both pelini coy elaborating down there. telling the players get the foolk out. >> using as much of the play clock as we can. here's the hand-off, james. james goes down about two yards away from a first down. clock the ril iis stil running. we'll go to commercial. 29-27. 2:16 to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. >> charles: 29-27. 2:15 remaining in the quarter. for ucla they've struggled with their kicker so much in this part of t

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with freeways and major railway station it was the ideal hub linking the ports of los angeles and long beach to the rest of the country. san bernardino symbolized the promise that economic growth held for middle class america. it was even the location of the first mcdonald's. but today, this city of around 210,000 has a shortfall of $46 million. over a quarter of its entire budget. unable to fund enough cuts to close the gap, san bernardino on august 1 filed for bankruptcy. >> you called this a stain on the city? >> oh, yes. >> patrick morris has been mayor of san bernardino since 2006. >> how did sweard ge san bernat into the predict ament? >> it was a perfect storm economically when this hit in 2006 and 2007 the bottom fell out. >> in the perfect storm, morris says san bernardino property values dropped by 65%. seven car dealerships shuttered and the city lost tens of millions of dollars of sales, income tax and tax receipts. >> we have major cash flow issues. >> he names a great recession. every city in california has been through the great recession. >> republican state assemblyman mike

weekend, 2008, laura sharp and her stepdaughter are headed out of town on a 14 minute flight from long beachsland. >> there were four of us traveling with two of the helicopter company staff. and life changed. there was a mechanical failure. and we lost for power. >> reporter: three of the six aboard died in the crash. laura's stepdaughter badly injured herself saw her unconscious mother and dragged her from the wreckage by her hair. critical care specialist dr. feinberg assumed responsibility for laura's treatment. >> she had literally fallen out of the sky and every part of her body was every fractured or suffering in some way. >> reporter: laura suffered burns over nearly half her body. sustained major brain trauma. severe damage to her eyes and face. dozens of fractureses, collapsed lungs. not to mention severe psychological trauma. >> i'm newly configured from head to toe. they did such a beautiful job putting me back together. i'm like humpty dumpty. it definitely took all the king's horses and all the king's men. >> reporter: today laura is moving forward. healing by expressing hersel

with freeways and major railway station it was the ideal hub linking the ports of los angeles and long beachthe rest of the country. san bernardino symbolized the promise that economic growth held for middle class america. it was even the location of the first mcdonald's. but today, this city of around 210,000 has a shortfall of $46 million. over a quarter of its entire budget. unable to fund enough cuts to close the gap, san bernardino on august 1 filed for bankruptcy. >> you called this a stain on the city? >> oh, yes. >> patrick morris has been mayor of san bernardino since 2006. >> how did sweard ge san bernat into the predict ament? >> it was a perfect storm economically when this hit in 2006 and 2007 the bottom fell out. >> in the perfect storm, morris says san bernardino property values dropped by 65%. seven car dealerships shuttered and the city lost tens of millions of dollars of sales, income tax and tax receipts. >> we have major cash flow issues. >> he names a great recession. every city in california has been through the great recession. >> republican state assemblyman mike mor