at long beach polytechnic high, she's a standout on the dance team, the polleettes.all, leggy blond easily attracts attention. a photographer takes notice and at 16, a modeling career launches. >> i did everything. anything anybody paid me -- no, i'm just kidding. i did, you know, fashion, i did shows, i did editorial, catalog, advertisement, commercial, i did all there was to do. >> reporter: eventually, her breezy california girl good looks land her on the cover of "seventeen" magazine, a star on the rise, but supermodel? not so much. >> nobody knew who i was. you know, i wasn't known around the world. >> jcpenney. >> yeah, i did jcpenney, exactly. i was like may company and nordstrom's. everybody who got the catalog knew me. i mean, they knew me in seattle, san francisco. southern california. like, i was every day, every day, i was in the papers every day in los angeles. >> she gets some tv spots too. like this one, for coke. >> she got my message. >> i see i'm not the only one. >> the commercials are enough to give her the message. she wants more. >> i went into

our grand prize winners are freshmen from long beach polly technic high school in long beach, california. they believe regulating hydraulic oil and gas drilling is congress' most important issue for 2014. >> in 2010, youing, congress, ordered the environmental protection agency to look into dangers posed to drinking water sources due to hydraulic fracturing. >> work was expected to be completed in 2014. the e.p.a. announced it was delaying studies until 2016. can we really wait that long, congress? >> welcome to our study, long beach, california. population, 465,000 people. with our famous 11 miles of coast line and booming tourism, you wouldn't believe hydraulic fracturing takes place right underneathory streets. you have ever heard of fracking? hydraulic fracturing? fracturing. >> of what? >> i'm the director of long beach gas and oil. in this past year we did about 13 oil wells in long beach. these are offshore, oil operations, on the islands and of those we did about 8% or about 10 of the wells were -- involved fracking. >> to truly whandsfracking is we took a trip -- what fracking i

it suggests that long beach believed in comploil with the vehicle code i'm wondering why it mta does not. we should not be create by 43 on the, however, we do need a pilot program in white zones on private property and let's charge the real costs of the one-hundred 07 million dollars costs that the mta is sacrificing we're going to be having the rule of democracy should roll >> i want to clarifying it is for folks supporting the sfmta shuttle program thank you. i support the program i urge you to reject the appeal i'm a homeowner knowledge in supervisor yee's district i'm not an attorney but i think the testimony you've heard from your st. particular the sacramento sound like great if so e this is a first transit city and this program is consistent accident private sector stepped up to consider the employees nodes both the inner center city needs. this will provide a data to set the sound public policy you need the public policy and the program will facilitate that and bring that to our professional departments to allow them to analyze and ultimately develop importing the sound publi

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for all to see what i know everything about them and cut into long beach. no these guys go to the disabled. one cup of tea. what really makes you will be interesting is the fact that these changes you will be the center was built. so i got really excited to work into crude unit to conduct a life changing. no only giving you the ccc is the changing opinions of all things but also to see her with us in the eucharist. i believe this one c to twenty years becomes pope. i am in talks to him gold. he said. the us. these what is called the vista home. it's not use the d c and d in the quad in another direction then in use them the same village. this olympics. is there to see nature makes eating the way brother. lucy. you're looking at the horizon and you you're wrong or something you don't know what to do this. along the backside to the horizon and you don't know what it is too long for i think this is a move by monday. it's a man whose longing for something. he's only in a slump or something but he doesn't know what his mom i know. we were in good news. a week. t

toyota long beach grand prix. >> jimmy: this weekend. >> this weekend. >> jimmy: have you done that d he train you? >> him and kyle petty. >> jimmy: why did they take that time to train. seems like the guys are serious. >> they make them do it. >> i had to do it. they were forced in a way. same time too, having al there, he enjoys racing cars, that's his life. so, following him around the track, seeing his lines and where he brakes was, you know, what else can you ask for? >> jimmy: is your wife happy about the fact that you will be racing an automobile? it is not, it's, you know, you are talking flag football when you are playing with these, on these beach games. this is real. in a car. and people are going fast? >> she is 70/30. knows there is a little glitch in me when i get on a motorcycle or car. she is, she is definitely concerned. just doesn't want me to hurt anybody else. >> jimmy: oh, i see. you drive like a maniac? >> yeah, on occasion. >> jimmy: by the way, have to tell you. some of the, especially some of the women that work here at the show were very, very excited about

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the first place we're excited about this is a bold statement are those viewing mroofrmz that are long beach contemporary structures that reflect the materials on the site. those could be there are 3 of these locked along the waterfront that are sort of focal points as you come out to the water they can actually be made from materials that exist today. the sort of wloefrd rusted steel and frame is really amazing views that exist from the site but people can't get to. this the view from the viewing platform adjacent to building 67 that's looking at the large va sites. this is the viewing platform i'll show you it's further south with the crane waves start to slide out into the bay but you see behind the bay bridge and can get a peak at the downtown san francisco as well. lastly at the end of 20 second streets the view across the bay to the hillside. we move south we get to this area called the waterfront programming node. it's about a half to 2/3rd's widower than epic house and the sea level. it's a generous area where will be cafe seating and oversized seating there will be great easier for

game, and a man fell victim to the mistaken emergency call, and officers surrounded the home in long beach. he was playing "call of duty" against someone online and the loser got upset and called sunday none claiming he murdered his mother and brother. the mother did not know what was happen when the officers yanked her and the children out of the house. >> he was shocked. shocked. shocked it happened. he didn't know what was happening. >> authorities have confiscated we his game console and will try to identify the player who places the hoax call to clarify the home that was surrounded was in long island which is in new york, of course. google is now allow people to go back in time using a new feature, traveling to the past to see how a place has changed over the years using the feature in google maps. in the time-lapse you can see the construction of the freedom tower in lower manhattan, with the street view images going bang to 2007 when google first started sending out a spend camera equipped vehicles to snap pictures of streets around the world. >> look at this video: you can see how

long beach and san diego or what are the main competitors? i'm guessing if we're increasing we're pulling them away from our competitors. >> historically san francisco served the alaska market in the summer months and the mexican market in the winter months. you'll see in october and may a lot of ships here as they're repositioning from north to south, so seattle, vancouver, victoria remain the biggest competitors mexico is just because of all the problems they've had has not been very desirable so the cruise ship companies have had to create new i itineraries. we've been benefitted those. we've been seeing something called coast wide cruises where cruises are going los angeles, santa barbara, san francisco, back down to ensana da, and then back up into los angeles and those are seven day cruises and they're very popular. we're hoping as mexico starts to come back that we can hold on to the -- wu but we did cannibalize because san diego has been hit the hardest. in terms of parks, this is what's makes our port really unique. we have 86 acres

we're here in long beach california but mom and i have absolutely no idea what we're up for. don't like not knowing. what if i told you and i'm not lying that today we have to go to that lighthouse and go to the top? we are doing stairs, a 5k. i would say that we should've worn sports bras and it's effin hot. i'm hot already. you ready to find out? you just told us. oh where the 5k is? i don't see how this is fun. i don't either. yell for anita. anita. anita. 5k. that's fun. i was yelling for you. she's like in love with you right now. once mom and i found out that we got to ride segways the complaining stopped. okay let me get you guys helmets. i'm so excited. i like this. first i'm going to give you guys a demonstration of how it works and then i'll get you each on there. okay. gently put your other foot up. yay. when you're out riding you want to watch your wheels. you don't want your wheels touching each others wheels or anything that's around you because i guarantee you will be falling. okay so just remember that kind of keep your own personal bubble around each other. i

i worked with him all over the country, all over the world, and i grew up in long beach where aarp was established and took my first home care course over 50 years ago. home care is going through a very difficult time statewide. it's being privatized and private corporations are taking the role of the county -- the counties, in all 58 counties, and it's crucial to elderly people and people with disabilities to have the type of home care that's been established in california continue. there is a supreme court case, the homestead case, that went through 15 years ago and one of the people i referred to in my paperwork, collene wick, dr. collene wick of minnesota, has done the first comprehensive 15-year report on homestead, and basically homestead says that people who are elderly and disabled should be supported in their own homes with supports at much less expense and institutionalization. and for the past 15 years, thousands of people will have spent millions of dollars not implementing homestead. and for the first time there's been a report that basically documented that throughout the

also with the letter should in long beach it is in a generally area. frequency is correct that is coordinating the offense course in office several folks leaked in the full week since the plane disappeared from radar screens. we are hopeful that by time and said this is the most difficult search in human history. meanwhile an australian vessel is investigating a separate acoustic signal detected on sunday. the set snowflakes is on three areas in the southern indian ocean taking about two hundred and sixteen ounces click on it is the ferry is to be sexed up to twelve planes and eighteen ships. some of the world has embraced molly's first post war prime ministers can replace this after just six months on the job. wal mart on sunday announced his resignation and that his entire cabinet on saturday moyes has been named the country's planning minister samarra as his replacement reasons behind the government stepping down on the air. a rally in support of the syrian president of the most is that it was canceled on saturday mr staunton for the ballet and jazz

request relation to that deadline of the discovery order from according to a civil action taken at long beach surprisingly the opposition wants answers and they want clarity we see in the publication of the correspondence of the tenth of a match to the path of justice. but again the commissioner will have tear off the top of the inconsistency is in the government's story in and around the departure of the tax commissioner to think iraq has been just as the guardian corpses and rolled in this scenario is we need answers to questions in addition to the priest is better. the chairman of the leftist justice committee david stanton said today that he had received new lines of wealth from committee members to call in the back of the gender of the department of justice and senior civil servants are white some clarity on the master of the committee will meet on wednesday to discuss the issue but they will also take into account that the government has already decided to set up a commission of inquiry to investigate these new revelations twenty two concerts were sunnis. spencer has. stuart rothenberg

kids ask me all the time, i was at a school in long beach island. i got two great question. one kid said to me, does your job come with perks, and is one of them a cell phone? i don't know where kids come up with these questions. the second question was, what is the best part of being governor? i want to end tonight telling you the way i answer that. the best thing about being governor is every morning when i get up, i know i have a chance to do something great. i don't do something great everyday. i am human. but i wake up every morning knowing the people of new jersey have blessed me twice with a job that gives me the chance to do something great everyday. if that doesn't get you out of bed, i don't know what will. despite these challenges, the challenges have molded with the opportunities. -- melded together with the opportunities. this is an enormous challenge we confront. the opportunity is to make new jersey both actually and symbolically an example of civic mindedness, self-sacrifice, and american greatness that can lead an example for our entire country. we have done

what the motion was often depicted in which the podium of the satanic you intend to fight or at long beach and lieberman the signings of funny looks needs and the end of the judges as the industry to be is a tactic to have the money owed to spawn. he's the type commission if the uzbek hundred and sixty nine bodies have been recovered from the evils of this the new official comment on the nineteenth is the end of the total number of bodies is only nineteen. dvds. if i want a sentence that question put to death but education setting up of muhammad the incident has once again draw attention back to the controversial that's been enough the country mostly goes against minorities the team and you can juggle also will find plenty by a court in baucus son's best in punjab the latest on that spending on saturday. it was the best adjusted nine of the unethical for your team lost. the first evening gowns in this text messages from them. pluto is said that i was not conducted fenty and the chance to win six in the high court. what it comes a week off to summon the seat and other christian man was sent

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the suggestion he had gang ties he grew up in a rough part of long beach saying he witnessed a lot ofg activity as a kid emphasizing he does know gang members he has not been in a gang. >> as far as me having afillation of doing those types of things in my right state of mind it doesn't make sense for me to. i'm trying to play with little kids ask tell them to stay away from these things >> sea hawks have given pete carol a three-year contract extension. no word on the exact dollars. carol was making $7 million a year before winning super bowl. kentucky has nine freshman on the roster, they were not in the top 25 at the end of the year but here they are now. just weeks from a national championship. >> so fun to come back and they're all in this game room going crazy. playing riddo games. they're in there yelling. and i walk in. i'm like... i had 15 year olds i'm coaching but that is what i love seeing. it's enjoyable. just one back of the leader. and brewers pitcher peralta trips and does a face plant. i mean, what is this? he's safe. who says baseball players are not real athletes? a

if damon dunn gets elected mayor of long beach, he's going to be running for governor in four years,a game changer. >> and isn't there some sort of budding rebellion going on in california with the epicenter being san francisco? i mean, okay, if you don't pay any taxes, you're really on the poor side, of course you vote 'em up. and if you're ultra rich like silicon valley, you can handle it. but even with the retroactive tax, the sales taxes went up, isn't there some kind of simmering anger there that could be exploited or tapped? >> there absolutely is after the last bay area rapid transit strike, there were strikers against the strikers saying that the strikers were causing the cost of the transportation to go up. you know, it's self-evident. in san francisco 10,000 public employees for the city makeover $100,000 a year. stuart: wait, 70,000 of them? >> 70 makeover 200,000 and 20 makeover 300,000. there's a firefighter in 2013 that was paid $348,000 a year. now, when you figure that that firefighter can retire at 50 or 55 and get 90% of their income for retirement, you can understa

the suggestion he had gang ties he grew up in a rough part of long beach saying he witnessed a lot of gang. >> as far as me having afillation of doing those types of things in my right state of mind it doesn't make sense for me to. i'm trying to play with little kids ask tell them to stay away from these things >> sea hawks have given pete carol a three-year contract extension. no word on the exact dollars. carol was making $7 million a year before winning super kentucky has nine freshman on the roster, they were not in the top 25 at the end of the year but here they are now. just weeks from a national championship. >> so fun to come back and they're all in this game room going crazy. playing riddo games. they're in there yelling. and i walk in. i'm like... i had 15 year olds i'm coaching but that is what i love seeing. it's just one back of the leader. and brewers pitcher peralta trips and does a face plant. i mean, what is this? he's safe. who says baseball players are not real athletes? abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. . >> i think he's just practicing. >> ye

. >>> and speed everywhere you look today in long beach. it wasn't about boats though. indy cars running through the street. hunter reyes gets a little aggress e. that turns some very expensive cars into something that looks like a junk yard. miken conway managed not to get caught up in any of that. powers after two events this year. >>> that will do it for this late sunday night edition of sports wrap have a good week everybody. >> you looking for any indy car parts you know where to go. >> they can make you a nice deal, only been driven once. >> if you need a steering wheel. >> yeah. >> thank you for joining ktvu news. >> make sure and join channel 2 news at 4:30 a.m. we have one birthday wish for tomorrow night, a warriors win. i think they may be able female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lowe

we did about 132 new oil wells in long beach. of those, we did eight percent, about 10 of the wells, for fracking. >> to truly understand what fracking is, we took a trip to occidental petroleum to talk with geologist donald clark. was the layer going down, down, one-mile deep. the next thing we want to do is we want to open a factory. a the company shoots down mixture of water, sand, and chemicals. the high pressure of the fluids break apart the rocks and allow andgas and oil to escape flow to the surface. >> hydraulic fracturing is kickstarting the energy industry. us to accesswing previously un-accessed reserves. >> the u.s. just past russia is number two. we are going to be number one. >> there is so much interest in the master production. so many jobs are being created. i think they going out of work and senator high cap's state. i am not sure we can build the roads fast enough to help get this production underway. it is revitalizing the manufacturing base of america. >> i am a registered investment advisor investing in oil

it's the first time it's ever happened here in long beach. we are in nassau county on long island.ed around 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon. police got a call via skype from a man who claimed that he had killed his mother and brother here in long beach. ambulances, fire trucks, swat team mebs and other officers responded. the problem, it was all a hoax. what really happened is that the caller had been playing the on-line video game "call of duty" and lost. to exact revenge on the winner, the loser called police and gave out the winner's address to try to get as many police officers to show up at his home. mission accomplished. we spoke to the winner's older brother. >> saw something like this on tv a couple months ago. now that it happened to me, what the -- i didn't know how to react to that. it's crazy. >> reporter: this prank caller could be in some serious trouble. he not only faces charges for falsely reporting an incident, but police say he could also be on the hook for about $100,000. that's approximately what it cost to respond to a call that turned out to be bogus. that i

for the escalation bought him over to de escalate the need to come back to geneva in two three in long beach and long the timetable will be. it's a new sense of the art and therefore the constitution reform first elections leader from the continent uses both in moscow a thank you for joining us also thank the rest of our panel and once when he does so much force nine. thank you for being with us here in austin today. i was. you can the eye i know. we are. a call sunday age of history gets worse every day. because breaking news on points. so much. when situations the subject. just that. le use the team. your life. he then takes it from across the continent. ms african youth. also don't stop what's the world's biggest story each day exclusive for any team that works. the top story. wednesday's most intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners back to back in english. it's like naming washington london and i don't i. the fine art scene the spring since i trust the us government uses the country of supporting arms that persists in eastern ukraine find out how hostile response

long way. of course, most of us are not smoking cigarettes anymore. i live in venice beach so i can attest to that. taken together your books present a wonderful chronology of the history of american feminism starting in the late 19th century with a stop in the middle of the last century and an examination of what's happening now. and it's fascinating to me that each generation fights a new series of essentially the same battle. some things really never change. until we are still fighting about equal pay, the balance between work and home life, affordable childcare, whether or not women can do everything that men can do and now we are discussing the battlefield instead of the race that you are still dismissed as jezebel's for claiming their sexuality. and they are still battling for reproductive freedom which is being narrowed all over the country state legislatures intent on making it impossible to get an abortion even if it's legal. the wondered if the attribute could start us off by giving a short the four-minute explanation of what exactly inspired you to write your boo

she is topical science at columbia binghamton university calloused a long beach and is currently teaching a course on women in american politics at occidental college. she has also been a visiting scholar at the ucla center for the study women and the ucla institute for research on labor and employment. her books include the reconstruction of american liberalism 1865 to 1914 and the 1990s, a social history. professor cohen has written essays for the guardian the new republic the "l.a. times" playboy and "rolling stone." she is the kind of source every political journalist or talkshow needs in their rolodex and i count myself among those who can count on her for comments that are always right on the money. in her new book "delirium" politics of sex in america professor cohen analyzes the counterrevolution that was unleashed by the sexual revolution and its persistent influence on politics. she explores why and how the christian life has willed that such an extraordinary influence over the debate on issues like sexual freedom,, feminism contraception, abortion and of course the fights and b

cal state university at long beach will give you a degree for designing and building theme park ridesost times testing ingredients in finished products. grads can work in bakeries and work on development. want a class schedule involving whitewater rafting and major for you. this could be fun. this could lead in environmental education or outdoor leadership. whatever that is. number two, bowling management. offered at benson university in indiana. this is the only program of its kind in the country. students pick one of three leans. bowling center management, sales and marketing or pin setter mechanics. >>> most unusual college major is puppetry, inspiring puppet masters can hone their craft at university of connecticut? really? grads go on to perform and design for theaters and out outlets around the world. you need a degree in that? i had no idea. >>> still to come. she is a force in the publishing world and here to share her thoughts about the challenges in print. another couple will take our cash challenge. they will share their story. and how they're going credit card-free and how

long beach native one of a handful of players from california is actually a kings fan. >> growing upbuddy had season tickets to kings games so i went to games quite a bit. i have been to a couple of their play-off games and i don't think it compares to the tank but, you know, it's good. so i'm excited. >> reporter: this is the third meeting in the play-offs between the franchises. since their first post-season meeting in 2011. 16 of their 25 games have been decided by one goal. this year the kings had the 311 advantage and they allowed the fewest goals in the league. i caught up with sharks defenseman jason demers who talked about this physical matchup outside the dressing room. let's get this question out of the way first. guys have been in the play-offs for 10 seasons no stanley cup yet. if fans were asking what's different about this team this year, what would you say? >> you know, we have been saying it a lot but i think we do have a lot of depth this year, more than normal. and just something that i think we have had all year and even with all the injuries we had, guys come -- g

made in factories in southern china so they get made in a factory and put on a container ship on long beach and they get assigned a hotel which is $220 it is a $220 import or $250 import from china, but is it really? is anything that we now use really made in any one country? whether it is a t-shirt where cotton comes from one country and the pattern comes from another and thus watches come and then they are assembled, it is assembled in a factory. it isn't clear that $220 or $250 comes from the united states to china because if you break down that phone which a lot of economists have done. there are parts from taiwan and somewhere else and above all intellectual property from the u.s.. but in the world of trade numbers that assume the object has a final substance transformation in one country with no way of breaking any of that down. >> host: i think the retail value when they first came out it was $499. nobody ever paid that much because of agreements with cell phones. but i think that you could do this for every manufacturer and others that are not as a furniture clothing and you would f

they get made in a factory and get put on a ship and a shove on long beach and they get a wholesale pricehich is the price that apple puts on a. isn't really? is anything that we now use really made any one country, whether the t-shirt wear cotton comes from one country, and the pattern comes from another and the swatches, and they are a symbol. it is clear the iphone is assembled in a factory in china. it is not clear that $220 or $250 goes from the united states to chime every time one is bought because if you break down the iphone which a bunch of economists have done and what your position for economic operation and development have done, you find that are parts from germany and parts from create an parts from taiwan and plastic from somewhere else and parts from america, and above all, intellectual property from the u.s. in a world of trade numbers that assume an object has a final substantive transformation in one country, with no way of breaking any of that downed. >> host: the fact it doesn't even sell here in this country for what it is marked down in the trade deficit. the retai

host: tracy in long beach california, you are our last caller. guest: good morning. previous two colors from florida, they are spot on. this issue regarding gender pay is just a smokescreen for the fact that wages have been declining for quite some time. you could go back several administrations and it is based around suppressed wages. as opposed to advocating for equal pay, why not advocate even verify and make that mandatory across-the-board. i will take my answer on their. thank you very much and c-span is a great program. guest: i appreciate the comment. i don't think this is an either or. what i am talking about is fairness in the workplace and making sure that everybody is treated fairly. we have laws that say you are supposed to pay people fairly for their work. you're not supposed to pay people based on their gender or ethnicity. we have immigration laws about who is able to work and who isn't. there isn't any reason we can make sure that our laws are adhered to. we don't want a workplace that is infected with discrimination. there are women in particular who

ginsing many of which are in china so they are made in the factory and they show up in a port on long beachd they get a wholesale price which is the price that apple puts on it. it's a 250-dollar import from china but is it really? is anything that we now use really made in any one country where there's a t-shirt or coffee comes from one country in the pattern comes from another and the swatches, and then they are simple. it's clear that the iphone is assembled in a factory in ginsing. it is not clear that $220 or $250 goes from united states to china every time one is bought. if you break on the iphone which the asian development bank is done and the organization for economic cooperation and development have done you find there are parts in germany and parts in korea and parts in taiwan and plastics from somewhere else and parts from america and above all intellectual property. it in a world of trade members that assume an object has a final substantive transformation transformation -- trance permission with country we have no way of breaking that down. >> host: also it doesn't sell in thi

we have been cloudy at the beach all day long. ocean beach mid-50s today. highs from today not bad.an francisco 60. hayward 63. oakland 65. i know it felt chilly outside. all we have done is cool back down to normal. concord hit 72, san jose 70, livermore 75. great pictures sent in from california bob on our facebook page. he took this in novato. cloudy day but still a beautiful day in the bay area. if you are a stanford cardinal alum, the cardinal and white spring football game tomorrow. stanford stadium. mostly sunny skies come afternoon time. temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. low pressure area to our south has been feeding us the stronger onshore flow. feeding us the cloud cover. a lot of cloud cover to start off your saturday. by sunday the low is gone and the ridge of high pressure is hanging out off the seattle coastline that works back down to limit the cooling influence of the pacific ocean. more sunshine, milder weather, even better weather to get outside. that transition is saturday to sunday. so tomorrow's the cooler day over the weekend but still plenty nice to get

let's go to chris in long beach, california. maybe it's time for some new, young blood in office.indiscernible] let's go to las vegas. i want to make a comment in reference to the affordable care act. all of the discussion about the affordable care act is moot. it has been passed by congress. no need to talk about the validity of it. it is law now. ien it comes to sebelius, think she has done a wonderful job. or not the person holding that office needs to be an m.d. or nurse, i disagree with that totally. what they need to be is an excellent administrator. you don't have to be an m.d. or nurse to fulfill that obligation. >> thanks. we will squeeze in a couple more calls here. new work, new jersey. -- newark, new jersey. bertha, are you here? looking at the tv set, i'm happy that our countries able to stand together like we should be as the united states of america. i think we're moving forth in a positive position. is done for our elderly, and especially for a woman.ing she is moving on and passing the torch to someone who is younger and can carry us even further. it's a good thin

and long beach are fully protected against this threat. maybe in your answer you can also tell us how important it is that the coast guard at least maintain its current funding levels in order to preserve its current capabilities. >> thank you. that is a great question. i thank you for your advocacy. once again, i will thank you for being out here for the memorial service with me and the compassion you showed. while i am answering your question, if i could ask for the slide that i brought with me. if i could get that out there, or we could use the table drop. there we go. the challenge you are talking about is right here along the border. you are right. when we dropped our activities by 30 percent we showed a 35% reduction in cocaine seizures for fiscal year 13. we are back to -- we have restored our historic levels of operations. we have increased to new things we are doing. more frequently putting one of our major cutters in the area rather than just patrol boats because we can operate airborne use of force. one of our helicopters that s

kids ask me all the time, i was at a school in long beach island. i got two great question.as one kid said to me, does your job come with perks, and is one of them a cell choice?ee of your i don't know where kids come up with these questions. the second question was, what is the best part of being governor? i want to end tonight telling you the way i answer that. the vest thing about being governor is every morning when i get up, i know i have a chance to do something great. i don't do something great everyday. i am human. but i wake up every morning knowing the people of new jersey have blessed me twice with a job that gives me the chance to do something great everyday. if that doesn't get you out of bed, i don't know what will. despite these challenges, the challenges have molded with the opportunities. this is an enormous challenge we confront. the opportunity is to make new jersey both actually and symbolically an example of civic mindedness, self-sacrifice, and american greatness that can lead an example for our entire country. we have done it before. we can do it again

and long beach are fully protected against this threat. maybe in your answer, you can also tell us how important it is that the coast guard at least maintains its current funding levels in order to preserve its current capabilities. >> thank you, that's a great question. i thank you for your advocacy and i will thank you for being out there for the morrill service with me for senior chief horn and the compassion you showed for his family. if i could ask for the slide that i brought with me while i answer the question. if not, we can use the table drop we did. there we go. the challenge you're talking about is right there along the border. you are right, when we dropped our activities by 30%, we showed a 35% reduction in cocaine seizures for fiscal year 2013. -- we have restored our historic levels of operations right now. we have increased. two new things we are doing out there in your area is we are more frequent putting one of our major cutters in the area rather than just patrol boats. we can operate airborne use of force with helicopte

my congressional district is the home to the long beach v.a. which is one of the largest institutions for veterans in southern california. in california, there is currently one congressional affairs analyst who assist 33 congressional offices about case work. there are delays in responses to caseworkers, an even longer delay in aid and attendance claims, particularly when those claims regard elderly frail veterans with rapidly declining hell issues and sometimes unfortunately, approval comes too late. while it is critically important that we provide overtime pay for workers who are already stretched thin, but i also and i think that is critically important but i also encourage the department to use some of these funds to hire additional staff. i urge my colleagues to support the costa amendment to h.r. 4486 and encourage the veterans benefits administration to hire more staff to address the v.a. backlog and to help our nation's veterans. thank you and i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back his time. think que

a franchisee reportedly moving into this long beach doughnut shop famous for its pink doughnut sign,oughnut down. well, a facebook campaign to save it and pleas with city hall changed his mind. the doughnut is staying after dunkin' moves in. >> doesn't you cover krispy kreme at one point? you know about doughnuts. >> more than one. >> i know. >> that's what i mean. what did you think i was saying? >> no. any food -- well, i have -- i don't know. maybe i'm getting a little big around the middle, i don't know. maybe a little p 90 x. i'm just saying. >> can i ask you about sir ranch cha chili sauce. >> i will put on doughnuts. i put that on everything. >> this is going home with me. i loved it. i really did. >> not as hot as i thought it was going to be. >> oh. >> wow. becky. >> i don't like hot sauce but i have to say there's a sweetness to this. >> it's good. >> it doesn't burn for a few seconds. >> no. >> it's the new salsa. >> jane, you know, we -- dove did a -- dove got in trouble for calling new jersey like an arm pit or something. you know, that arm pits are pretty nice. if there