130 new oil wells in long beach. these are offshore from the oil operations that -- oil islands, and of those we did 8% of -- about ten of the wells were involving fracking. >> to truly understand what fracking is we took a trip to a company. >> it's a mile a while, drill down and into that. this was the layer. we come down, down, down, mile deep, and it goes sideways. the next thing is we want to open the fracture. >> the company shoots down a mixture of water, sand, and chemicals, and explosions, and then the high pressure of the fluids break apart the rocks and allow the gas or oil to escape and flow, flow up to the surface. >> high drawlic fracking is kick starting our energy industry. >> the high draw look -- done. >> the u.s. just passed russia as number two we're going to pass saudi arabia and be number one. >> there's so much interest in production, so many more jobs being created, and senator hide camp's state they've one out of workers -- run out of workers oomph not sure we can build their roads fast enoug

i work for long beach gas and oil. we had 130 new oil mills. of those, about eight percent or 10% were fracking. >> we took a trip to occidental petroleum. >> a mile away, you can drill a well down. mile deep. a the next thing you want to do is open the fracture. >> the company shoots down a mixture of chemicals and water and sand. the high pressure of the fluid breaks apart the rocks and allows the gas or oil to escape. impactsulic fracturing the entire industry. allows us to get these previously and accessible reserves. >> the u.s. just asked russia -- passed russia for number two. we are going to be number one. >> there are some new more jobs being created. i think they have run out of work. i am not sure we can build their roads to help us get this production underway. it is revitalizing the manufacturing phase. west side investment management. we invest on behalf of our cleients. fracking will save america's youth from debt. fracking and the energy industry will create an additional 3.5 million jobs by 2020. >> it is not that simple. there

two to three-acre fire in long beach. has broken out apparently in camp pendleton, california. you can see by the smoke how strong these winds are blowing. that is a real problem. it is very dry there. they haven't had much water. now they've got high winds. so any spark that hits the ground has the chance to really turn into a conflagration. that's what they're facing. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> what could be one of the most historic discoveries ever, researchers off the coast of haiti finding what they believe are the sunken remains of "the santa maria." it was one of three ships christopher columbus sailed to the americas in 1492. joining us now, the man behind this amazing discovery, barry clifford. barry, how sure are you that this is the "santa maria" that you have found? >> you have to be careful with all of these sorts of things. but the evidence is really more than substantial. it's overwhelming. and we're very excited about it. but yet we have to continue further excavations. but all of the evidence is just ov

san diego, long beach, new port beach, are some of the other areas to reach new record temperatures. we'll have more on what to expect today with bill karins in a little bit. >>> authorities saying top 40 legend casey kasem has been located. kasem was found in washington state just a few hours after his children filed a missing persons report yesterday. a representative for kasem's kids said they are doing everything they can to bring their father home. kasem's kids have blamed his wife jean for his disappearance. they say she's kept them isolated from their father. he suffers from advanced park parkenson's and can no longer speak. >>> the prime minister went to the scene of the search and ended up angering the crowd by saying accidents happen. people attacked his car, shouting murder and chanting he should resign, kicking that car. people protests are breaking out across turkey asking for him it step down. eye few weeks ago, a ruling party voted down an investigation into the mines. some 150 people are still unaccounted for and a 15-year-old boy is reportedly among those. no miner h

san diego, long beach, and newport beach are some of the other areas to reach new record temperatures. >>> missing top 40 legend casey kasem has been located. a representative for kasem's children made the announcement overnight. he was found in washington state just a few hours after his children filed a missing person's report yesterday. his kids blamed his wife jean for his disappearance. they say she has kept them isolated from their father. kasem suffers from advanced parkpark parken sons and can no longer speak. >>> there's grief over a mining disaster that has killed people in turkey. it has turned violent. the prime minister went to the scene of the search and ended up angering the crowd by saying, accidents happen. people attacked his car shouting murder and chanting he should resign. meanwhile protests are breaking out across turkey calling for him to step down. just a few weeks ago the ruling party voted down on investigation into the safety of those mines. hundreds are still believed to be trapped. a 15-year-old boy is reportedly among them and hope for survivors is fading

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

as a representative of the nation's busiest port complex in los angeles and long beach and co-founder of our ports caucus here in congress, i fought so hard from my first day in congress to increase funding for our nation's ports by fully utilizing our harbor maintenance trust fund to ensure that money that's collected at our ports goes back to our ports. they don't call me ms. harbor maintenance for nothing around here. it's been a long journey but i'm thrilled that after countless hearings and meetings with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle and with the leadership from chairman shuster, ranking member rahall, that our proposal to fully utilize our harbor maintenance trust fund and to allow ports to use these funds for expanded uses is included in this final water bill. when we pass this bipartisan measure, it's a victory not just for the ports of long beach and los angeles, but for all our ports, our ports in savannah and all those in this nation. when our ports are strong, mr. speaker, our nation is strong. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for

long beach at 101. this is the warmth that is going to shift eastward and warmus up next week. i could be flirting with 80 in some areas. there recent wind off of a lake sometimes. the will temper the warmth. probably later in the week. >> see other blossom in the warmer parts of the day. a lot more on sunday. the second half of the weekend looks better. today scattered showers unseasonable cool. the peak of the sun every now and then. no. and at 6-16 mi. per hour. tonight scattered showers early. the low temperature tonight going down into the 50s. >> spot ishtar's coming in the afternoon. kind of chili kind of gray. at least there's light at the end of the tunnel. >> >>0-5-1-5 fireball is 4 time to play lucky day lotto. jackpot 200,000 dollars. mega millions is 136 million. have a distinctions they've earned in life there's a higher standard of home care. brightstar care. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home care you can trust, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. your loved one deserves care that's nothing less than extra

. >> reporter: san francisco, los angeles and long beach all in the midst of a heatwave that could shatter records. it's the wind that can be a firefighter's worst enemy. and that wind not cooperating. this gauge telling me these numbers quickly climbing reaching up to 50 miles an hour in some places. red flag warnings in effect for more than 15 million people. the potential for fire so high, firefighters in south california closing some roads to traffic to make way for trucks. it's just not california, hundreds of people in texas are still evacuated after a wildfire burned more than 90 homes. these crews called in from hundreds of miles away. ready to jump into action at a moment's notice. what they need most here and around the west, diane, is rain. >> and we will be hoping for that rain, too. thank you. >>> now next we turn to a kind of public dual tonight between the nba's most controversial owner and one of its greatest stars. donald sterling compounded his racist comments with a random assault on magic johnson. and johnson is firing back. here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: magic j

in long beach, palm trees burning. residents dumping water from pools to put out flames. further south in san diego where nearly 1,600 acres went up in flames. homeowners returning and on high alert. firefighters in their back yards. as they continue to battle hot spots. >> reporter: the biggest challenge is what? >> the wind and the high pressure system. it's not typical for this time of year. but the fires are all year round in southern california. >> reporter: this is what we're seeing a field completely torched. burned land as far as the eye can see. take a look. this house completely destroyed. this was the garage. this is what i want you to see. the home right next door to it. completely unscathed. that's what this fire did. hot spots jumping from house to house to house, neighborhood to neighborhood. the owner of this home telling me he is lucky he made it out alive. >> a lot of brave firefighters tonight. thank you. >>> now big news overseas in turkey where grief and furry are combined. at least 274 miners have died and hundreds more missing. abc is there to take

in long beach, palm trees burning. residents dumping water from pools to put out the flames.outh in san diego, where nearly 1600 acres went up in flames, homeowners returning, still on high alert. firefighters in their backyards, as they continue to battle hot spots. the biggest challenge in this fire is what? >> basically the wind. the high pressure system comes in to the area. it's not typical for this time of the year. but that's southern california. the fire season is all year round. >> abc's celia vega on the front lines there. and we are seeing what these fires look like almost in realtime thanks to twitter and instagram. the first shows the fire and full moon in san diego. >> the second picture from the freeway shows how the black smoke is dominating the sky along the road. >> and this shot from the sky. a passenger aboard a plane looking down on the smoke and the fires. >>> mother nature is unleashing her rage across the nation's midsection with a wicked storm system that's causing widespread flooding and major wind damage. >> in ohio this massive tornado touched down

host: to answer terry's question from long beach. percentage is estimated to be illegal in the l.a. area? do you have a number? guest: well, i don't have an l.a. number california has a couple of million unauthorizessed immigrants. there's a lot of in l.a. it's not most l.a. it's almost 12 million unauthorized immigrants in the country. that's a huge number. that's like more the metro chicago area. the whole metro chicago everybody unauthorized. there are more unauthorized immigrants in the u.s. than there are immigrants in any other country. the next largest immigration country in the u.s. is russia. they have 12 million immigrants total. the size of that unauthorized population -- it's only about 3.5 million in 1990. it's gone up almost three fold in the last couple decades. the size of the population makes the policy difficult. we were talking about what are we going to do with the million unauthorized millions in the u.s. that would be a much ease conversation to have. when you're talking about such a large number of people, it's

. >> pam: the effort is led by c-s-u long beach, lawrence berkeley national laboratory.and u-c berkeley. >> pam: scientists collected and analyzed samples collected in february and march. . from as far north as alaska and as far south as baja, california. they analyzed kelp because it absorbs different materials like sponges. >> pam: in 20-11, a magnitude nine earthquake rocked japan.radiation from the fukushima nuclear plant leaked into the pacific ocean. researchers plan to repeat this experiment two more times this year. . >> jacqueline: you could see it here on greater picture even return of the radar off shore. we do have two systems will well to the north and the other at the coastal waters. bringing us a little bit of fine out there to marron. in fact, we will see a few returns at the end o'clock hour it will still be dry. you see here by noon showers up and down the coast line. bangs will be more isolated by three. and just a couple lingering showers near the coast line very small. only about a hundredth of an inch or sell inmost thoughts. or so, in most parts >> jacqueline: not

at least half a dozen california fires are blazing from lake side to long beach where firefighters hosed down the burning palms. in this san diego neighborhood where nearly 1600 acres burned yesterday. homeowners are returning but still on high alert. >> our resources are doing their best to reduce damage and put the fires out. >> reporter: the fire danger is extreme through the week. but forecasters say calmer winds tomorrow should help the firefighters on the front lines. devin dwyer, abc news. >>> all right, we should have the audio sorted out. and cooler weather on the way? >> yes, about ready to develop. live doppler 7 hd, still mild to warm conditions across the bay area tonight. as we look back on some of today's record highs, from san raphael, to oakland, livermore and san jose. some of these are ties with the existing record. but richmond, oakland, all have records for this day. and even now as you look at the 24-hour change some locations are a couple of degrees warmer tonig tonight. fairfield 30 degrees warmer, novato, 40 degrees cooler. early tomorrow morning the winds will b

the paper wanted to learn the names of two long beach police officers who shot and killed a man holdingden hose back in 2010. exceptions can still be made if the case involves undercover officers and in cases where there's a clear threat. >> firing back, the white house and intelligence committee responding to nbc's exclusive interview with edward snowden after last night. secretary of state john kerry says it didn't have to come to that. snowden said he did respond saying that they should stop asking questions. one e-mail was acceptability weeks before classified documents. tracking of both words after that interview. by 6:00 a.m. this morning, 59% of twitter owners called snowden a patriot. >> trying to balance privacy concerns with crime prevention. a look by police next month to install surveillance cameras. officers want to install at least a dozen of them across town. according to police, surveillance cameras have been placed in homes. >>> well, a man is in custody tonight on suspicion of d.u.i. after allegedly hitting and pinning a man under his car. san francisco police say this

. >> reporter: there is another candidate in the mix, a republican from long beach noted for her opposition to the new common core standards. whoever wins the top post in california schools will face a tall order in sacramento. >> the budgets come from the legislature. the board of education comes from the governor and so one needs to really be wired in to both of those institutions, legislative and executive in order to have any prayer of getting anything done. >> reporter: the election is tuesday. if one of the candidates more than 50% of the vote, the race is over. if no one gets a majority, there will be a runoff in november. jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news. >>> free marijuana will be given out next tuesday in the south bay. no joke. it's an effort to encourage voter turn out. they are giving out free and discounted pot to voters who vote in the primary. activists have created a cannabis-friendly voter guide. it will be released on monday. >>> let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> we've got, you know, a little bit of sunshine mixed in with the fog. you can see outside the emeryville s

and i could tell you that i represent the ports of long beach and los angeles, through which 40% of imports pass. 40%. and they put so much money into the trust fund and they get so little back. and there's many cases like that. i'm just particularly familiar with these because i hear from the folks from those particular ports. we also have very important inland waterway system and this conference report makes important reforms to those. it's essential for transporting goods throughout the country. these include efforts to expedite project delivery and better prepare for future floods and droughts that can slow or even stop navigation at our inland waterways. now, we talked a little bit about extreme weather. i know that, madam president, in your state, i'll never forget right before you got here seeing pictures of what was happening in your state with floods and fires. it was just the most on pock lic scene that senator conrad had these photos of. and it was just shocking and we're seeing more and more of this extreme weather. so we need to get ahead of it. we need to do much-needed flood

. >> the largest year over year improvements los angeles, long beach, sa santa anna, californi. >> it's a large place, and it's adding a lot of jobs. but i looked at the data before i came on. i think it looks like about 18% of its job growth was high wage. factory jobs and service jobs, half of it was in low wage jobs. los angeles is back, but the question for all of our metros in our country, the question that i keep asking, and i want to work with mayors on and i challenge them, we got to develop a way in our country of turning low-wage jobs into high-wage jobs. >> the ladder. that's not going to eliminate all low-wage jobs. there is a movement to raise minimum wage, as many of us support that, but can you start a low-wage job in college and by the time you're 30 you're earning a living wage. or 25, you're earning a living wage job. >> we have got a geographically index the minimum wage. the minimum wage will do you well in san marcos will not allow you to eat in los angeles. new york, los angeles, san francisco, we need higher minimum wages but we need that career ladder. we're goin

it got moved here in 1998 after stints in seattle, new mexico and long beach and has been undergoing a complete restoration. new wood, new paint, new steel, but keeping those same beautiful animals. >> the detail is amazing on this carousel. each of the 65 elements is different. there are no two country afters alike. no two -- giraffes alike. no two camels alike. >> gold says it was originally built until 19 i. and when it's reopened next week, it will do exactly what it's done for over 100 years, put a smile on your face. >> to answer your question, yes. in 1903 through 1906, this was state of the art, and it still workings. >> yeah. the care sill restoration cost an estimated $300,000. the grand reopening is set for saturday at the crane's creativity museum. >>> on the recall list but some unsafe cars are still being sold. tonight, the push to fix them before they hit the road. >>> how crooks are preying on people who are trying to beat the heat. >>> today, passengers take a test drive in google's cars. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, some of those cars are stilr sale. >>> now at 6:30, they are

she still works as a longshoreman in los angeles and the long beach port. >>> you have to see this.hool senior sam atwell incredible catch! final out of the game, which helped his team in florida punch a ticket to the championship game. unbelievable catch. it happened just a little over 1 a.m. and the crowd went crazy. >>> the raiders brought in a fella whose name may make old- timers want to turn back the clock. remember defensive back george atkinson's? that's his son george atkinson iii unsigned free agent. his daddy a bone crunching defensive back for 10 seasons in oakland here and his son played three seasons at notre dame out of granada high school in livermore. grisby out of san jose state also signed with the raiders. >>> vince mcmahon seen here pro moating wrestlemania coming to levi stadium as the wwe empire is coming in 2015. once upon a time he was a billionaire but today he lost close to $350 million after company stocks fell on wall street. now he is headed for the weekend. just a multimillionaire. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "fam

. >>> fox news alert now, we have fires burning in california, crews in long beach responding to a fire in an area where there is a red flag warning still in effect now. this is happening as another fire burns in a remote part of camp pendleton. a spokesperson says it wasn't immediately known how large it was or when it started. >>> former treasury secretary tim geithner opening up about his new book, his tell-all book. and the big question -- >> was the white house trying to get you to mislead the american people? >> bret baier has the answer we've all been waiting for, wrapping up that interview just moments ago. he will join us live next. >>> plus, a gust of wind sweeps a bouncey house 50 feet in the air, children inside. how this happened and should those bouncey houses be banned? >>> and the gluten-free diet skyrocketing in popularity. but a new study says it may be time to give gluten a second chance. break out the bread. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help sup

. >> reporter: san francisco, los angeles and long beach, all in the midst of a heat wave that couldtter records. it's the wind that can be a firefighter's worst enemy and the wind is not cooperating. this gauge telling me these numbers quickly climbing, reaching up to 50 miles an hour in some places. red flag warnings in effect for more than 15 million people. the potential for fire so high firefighters in southern california are closing some roads to traffic to make way for trucks. it's not just california. hundreds of people in fritch, texas, are still evacuated after a wildfire there burned more than 90 homes. these cal fire crews called in from hundreds of miles away ready to jump into action at a moment's notice. what they need most here and around the west is rain. >> our thanks to cecilia vega reporting from southern california. >> she mentioned fire crews will get no help from the weather. accu-weather's jim dickey has the details. >>> good morning, john and diana. temperatures continue to soar along the west coast. many spots will challenge records once again. that includes

. -- ports from the call of los angeles and long beach, coming containers to the warehouses.y are unloaded by our plaintiff workers. they are loaded by our plaintiff workers onto trucks to go to regional stores and regional distribution centers of walmart will sto. >> i want to turn to the words of one of the warehouse workers. >> in the inland empire were unemployment is high, a job in the warehouse is one of the most common jobs. all day we moved walmart merchandise, but we are temporary workers. we get paid minimum wage with no health benefits. we have no job security and we're treated with very little respect. i help walmart profit, but i can barely pay my bills. >> that is raymond castillo. theresa traber, what this has led to, this landmark settlement contractort with the has to pay -- though it looks like it is the contractor that is paying the full $21 million. >> under the settlement, which is a settlement between schneider, walmart, and the workers, schneider is ostensibly paying the entire $21 million to the workers. however, we don't know whether or not walmart is

. >> cal state long beach and is currently teaching a course on women and american politics at occidental college. she has also been a visiting scholar at the ucla center for the study of women and the ucla institute for research on labor and employment. her books include the reconstruction of american liberalism, 1865-1914, and the 1990s, a social history. professor cohen has also 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 talk show 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,tily yum: the 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 right has wielded such an extraordinary influence on issues like gay rights, feminism, contraception, apportion, of course -- abortion, of course, the fights and battles still rage on. the sexual counterre

look at long beach, 101 out towards san diego, talking about those temperatures into the 90s today. definitely a difficult concept. a lot of people don't get it, but you have the cold air, remember the cooldown towards the midwest? the cold air comes down the mountain passes and canyons, and by the time it gets to the coastline, you get the extreme heat and very dry conditions. those humidities, they drop. you're not even seeing the recovery this morning. temperatures and humidities very low. typically, you want to see the recovery at least up to 50% in the overnight hours. still dry in the afternoon, expected to stay dry. here's the one piece of good news we have. high pressure's currently in place. it's allowing all of the canyon winds to be out there. eventually towards friday we will start to see more of the onshore flow and that marine layer return, which will bring up the humidities and temperatures down, but unfortunately, today looks like it may be rougher than yesterday temperaturewise. >> thanks, indra. indra petersons. >>> now more of cnn's exclusive interview with donald

host: to answer terry's question from long beach. percentage is estimated to be illegal in the l.a. area? do you have a number? guest: well, i don't have an l.a. number california has a couple of million unauthorizessed immigrants. there's a lot of in l.a. it's not most l.a. it's almost 12 million unauthorized immigrants in the country. that's a huge number. that's like more the metro chicago area. the whole metro chicago everybody unauthorized. there are more unauthorized immigrants in the u.s. than there are immigrants in any other country. the next largest immigration country in the u.s. is russia. they have 12 million immigrants total. the size of that unauthorized population -- it's only about 3.5 million in 1990. it's gone up almost three fold in the last couple decades. the size of the population makes the policy difficult. we were talking about what are we going to do with the million unauthorized millions in the u.s. that would be a much ease conversation to have. when you're talking about such a large number of people, it's

weeks officials say they're not ignoring the homeless, telling me 22 people that once live add long the beach are housed through city services. cities can see their homeless numbers growing. >> new tonight concord police are hunting for a juvenile in a string of sexual battery cases. investigators put out this sketch of a man today described as hispanic or asian in early to late teens. and thin to average build wanted for groping women then running off. this occurring in east concord near ignacio valley road. >> we're getting word bart settled a lawsuit brought by five people with oscar grant when he was shot and killed in 2009. that shooting and events were caught on video. five friends claim they were detained and spent hours being handcuffed. they'll share the settlement in a civil rights case. >> a heart broken mother making a plea for young people to take focus off their phones and pay more attention to their surroundings. britney sill have was killed by an amtrak train her mother says the teen was texting and listening to music when it happened. laura? >> this is about the time that thi

weeks officials say they're not ignoring the homeless, telling me 22 people that once live add long the beach are housed through city services. cities can see their homeless numbers growing. >> new tonight concord police are hunting for a juvenile in a string of sexual battery cases. investigators put out this sketch of a man today described as hispanic or asian in early to late teens. and thin to average build wanted for groping women then running off. this occurring in east concord near ignacio valley road. >> we're getting settled a lawsuit brought by five people with oscar grant when he was shot and killed in 2009. that shooting and events were caught on video. five friends claim they were detained and spent hours being handcuffed. they'll share the settlement in a civil rights case. >> a heart broken mother making a plea for young people to take focus off their phones and pay more attention to their surroundings. britney sill have was killed by an amtrak train her mother says the teen was texting and listening to music when it happened. laura? >> this is about the time that this occurred

over two years ago, a wild double shooting at the immigration and customs enforcement office in long beachrnia. and the first line of defense, federal protective service guards. now a disturbing new report finds many of the guards like those in charge of safeguarding the more than 1.5 million employees and visitors each day to the nearly 10,000 government buildings nationwide lack even the most basic security skills. and millions of taxpayer dollars are spent each year paying companies to supply the more than 13,000 contract security guards. it's an issue that's taking center stage on capitol hill. >> the biggest threat right now is explosives. okay? >> yes, sir. >> but i don't see a lot of them. to y do you have a lot of them out there. >> not explosive detection devices. >> i think you're missing the boat there. >> reporter: the federal protective services says it only has 74 bomb sniffing dogs on hand. and one company admits 38% of its 350 guards never received proper training on how to use x-ray machines and metal detecters according to the report. >> we do have concerns that remain an

but long beach -- leaving that aside -- was this political? yes, of course.democrats played on politics during this and the republicans are doing this now because there is more we have going to find out unless it is that obama told rhodes to do this. >> you are the head of the national security advisor, you are the president of the united states, you are the secretary of state. and those three people were not in the room? they were not consulted? you think this is something that happens at embassies so it is no big deal? >> without falling back on their explanation about other places in the middle east, it was 9/11 and there were a lot of demonstrations going on around the world. the benghazi thing was a piece of it. but the full extent wasn't known until a day or two after it was over. i have been in the situation work. often times the president isn't in the room. and so the question is what did obama know and when did he know it? my guess is he knew it when hilary clinton called and said we lost an ambassador in benghazi. she has been called to testify and

and the va in long beach. we can see how the treatments do with active duty as well as veterans. you can keep going. there is an evidence base for the treatment for both forms of exposure therapy. it is not clear you have the treatment will fare with different trauma populations. when guests would be this form of treatment homework well. you can sort of bypass or willful avoidance of your problems and all of the stimuli that you need to call off your cues to fear and process your experience and get better mastered and move on. it is available in the virtual world. i do not have much time left. i started out by showing you that there is pervasive evidence of multiple governor bodies governmental organizations that have precluded that these treatments are affect did. -- affective. why don't more people get them? i want to point out that there are myths. engaging them with the memory is cruel. we shouldn't do it. people are living with this symptom. when you least expect it, you have something pop into your mind that is related to your trauma. we're not asking people to do something

unsettle western greece and its shift to the northwest sought wasnt support will be as long beach's anice to fuel further south the suckers to bridges and ladies ocean beach only rich in the mid-60s was excessive your cluster happen bay and then there is today and dissipating '90s eighties and said the bay at less it will see very similar conditions as we had tomorrow that self all all pretty great looking forecast full details of the head next week after its. investigators arrested four suspects for recent burglary and the senate bill area please send a for involved in a burglary last week on these crown royal a gun went off during the struggle well burn worry was and is it because he was the suspect was of all the other board reasoned area. officials have zero or for elderly be on local for new telephone scam dorsal to lead this solan calls claiming to beat a grandchild who is in trouble with lott asks for money to get out of jail than another person claiming to be a police officer will take your phone and ask for prepaid credit card account number and one reason stamp one victim ga

cooling tomorrow, beach hazard statement in effect through tomorrow, mainly for our south-facing beaches, longiod of swells, and rip currents, large shore breaks so bear that in mind. here is a view of part of the coastline looking at ocean beach from mount tam, sunny skies, it's 82 in san francisco now. 86 in oakland. 88 san jose. 92 morgan hill. 73 in half moon bay. from our camera, looking across the bay west, you'll see it's still 90 in santa rosa. hot inland and blue western sky. looking from our south beach camera here, heat advisory expires tonight. just under two hours. coastal cooling beginning tomorrow. that ridge peaked. now, a cooler weekend but will be gradual cool down inland tomorrow. and it will be assisted by sea breeze. winds light and variable. by mid to late afternoon, a brisk flow sea breeze. winds will be at or above 15 miles per hour. inland by the end of the week. once again, clear skies, low temperatures will be into upper 50s to low 60s we'll have highs in the south bay reaching into 90s again. still going to be hot and on parts of the peninsula in locations from redw

cooling tomorrow, beach hazard statement in effect through tomorrow, mainly for our south-facing beaches, long period of swells, and rip currents, large shore breaks so bear that in mind. here is a view of part of the coastline looking at ocean beach from mount tam, sunny skies, it's 82 in san francisco now. 86 in oakland. 88 san jose. 92 morgan hill. 73 in half moon bay. from our camera, looking across the bay west, you'll see still 90 in santa rosa. hot inland and blue western sky. looking from our south beach camera here, heat advisory expires tonight. just under two hours. coastal cooling beginning tomorrow. that ridge peaked. now, a cooler weekend but will be gradual cool down inland tomorrow. and it will be assisted by sea breeze. winds light and variable. by mid to late afternoon, a brisk flow sea breeze. winds will be at or above 15 miles per hour. inland by the end of the week. once again, clear skies, low temperatures will be into upper 50s to low 60s we'll have highs in the south bay reaching into 90s again. still going to be hot and on parts of the peninsula in locations from redwo

there is a beach hazard extended for our coastline. long southerly swell continues. so just watch out there ocean beach, hazy skies. 82 san francisco. 84 oakland. 91 san jose. from our emeryville camera, 92 santa rosa. low nine #s for novato we have close to triple digits didn't quite make it in areas like los gatos. 99 so far the high. a tie, heat advisory expired tonight. here high pressure, i think it's maxed out now. a ridge reached it. that means from here on out, we're looking at temperatures coming down. cooler this weekend. take a look at winds. 7:00 a.m light and variable. not much of a breeze. heading into afternoon. wind kicks up from the ground. so we're feeling a little bit of the effect along the coast. patchy fog, high clouds. a mild start to morning. 93 san jose. 96 los gatos. 74 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco, feeling better. 79 degrees. 75 daily city area. north bay, 89 santa rosa. towards east bay, mid-80s in oakland. inland spots, 95. accu-weather forecast, cooler coast and bay tomorrow. inland areas you'll feel relief by friday. only mid

korean business district, to cambodia town and the filipino and pacific islander communities in long beach. this year also marks the 35th anniversary of the end of the cambodian genocide and the 39th anniversary of the fall of saigon. it reminds us of the courage and the bravery with which millions of asian-pacific americans made the journey to the united states to build a better life for themselves and for their children. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? without objection, so ordered. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise this memorial day week in honor of the brave men and women who have selflessly given their lives for this nation and the millions of veterans to whom our country owes a debt of gratitude. sadly, mr. speaker, we have recently learned that the department of veterans affairs has fallen disgrayfully below the standard our fighting men and women deserve. mr. stutzman: misconduct, lengthy patient wait times and secret lists are all unacceptable for those who hav

hoy estamos en la ciudad de long beach y venimos a la casa de un televidente que nos inviÓó ha pasar miles de dÓlares en arreglos florales, todo bajo un fuerte sÉquito de seguridad. no dejaron acercarse ni siquiera a los paparazzi, a nadie porque se dice que han vendido la exclusiva a una famosa publicaciÓn. vamos a tener que esperar. >> ¿sabes cuÁnto se van a llevar? como 20 millones de dÓlares. te lo juro por dios. >> ¿por haber vendido las fotos? >> sÍ. como 20 millones de dÓlares. tambiÉn supimos que previo a la boda tuvieron una cena muy Íntima nada mÁs y nada menos que en el palacio de versalles. mucho billete. >> conchis y yo hemos comido ahÍ. >> yo digo dos cosas. >> yo no sÉ cÓmo le hizo anita para que vicente fernÁndez le pagara la boda. >> ¿quiÉn les va a cantar? el potrillo. >> ¿en serio? la cuestiÓn es que esta pareja sÍ, sí, es famosÓn en la cantada. >> pero siempre han dicho que es muy despilfarrador. >> mis respetos para hacer absolutamente nada en la vida y tener tanto billete y tantas cosas que hacer. >> te amo porque dices lo que piensas. >> es el mejor ejemplo de

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taking long walks, going to the beach, enjoying life. >> reporter: and critics are already referring to this document as being alarmist. one republican lawmaker saying today he dismissed it as a political document that is intended to frighten americans. >> peter alexander on the south lawn of the white house for us tonight. peter, thanks. >>> in oklahoma, a very dangerous wildfire situation continues tonight with red flag warnings in much of the western and central parts of that state. and more evacuations now after several new outbreaks. and what has become an enormous hot and dry zone. and the big wildfire we reported on here last night in guthrie, oklahoma, has now burned over 3,000 acres, destroyed 30 different structures. nbc's janet shamlian remains on the story there with the latest tonight. janet, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. yeah. even if they get a handle on the fires in guthrie, they're facing a really tricky time of day. late afternoon, the temperatures are now in the 90s and the winds picking up. firefighters dousing another flare up in guthrie. this one 300 fee

this is not just me talking i have all the great earthquakes that are struck in los angeles from long beach and thirty three to the present have struck them every last walk talk and your life sucks so so in california it's earthquakes if you go a little farther north in oregon i mean you've got an active volcano in downtown portland you've got a very large one mt hood just outside of portland they just discovered the last two decades that it was active and in fact the last time a blue was just a couple hundred years ago and some are saying it's overdue to go again mt st helens up north of that mt rainier. that they have they have blown does this apply to those as well as the earthquakes and that's a good point in your questions about the cascade are very germane the these dynamics do. they apply to the pacific northwest also not so much is the amazing you missed us was. c.b.s. news talking about these dynamics a couple weeks ago and said. it was slightly. apparent that these dynamics do exist it's slightly that way in the pacific northwest not with los angeles not with southern california i

take it to manhattan beach, long beach, all the way out to catalina island, this is not bad as well.he california coastline gets a great weekend. it is, i know you need the rain, it's one of those weekends if you have rain, you love it. you warm up by monday. >> relatively cool. not too shabby. on our last shot. >> we got a great location. we went to cape may all the way up through the jersey shore to long island as well a. little rainy. this is what we pointed out on the weather map, don't worry apt yo about your entire weekend. it starts cruddy, it pulls out to an incredible day on the holiday, itself. so fire up the grill. >> that's right t. water temperatures a little cool. >> not on the beaches. >> hey, at silver lake, michigan. >> you can't leave out the great lakes. this is one of the places that people tweeted in. have you ever seen the sand dunes there in the park? it's incredible. you can drive them. you can enjoy them. the temperatures are comfortable t. rest jump up into the 70s. al, there is one place. you point on the weather map, you will not have the best conditions.

. >> he's going to be starting out in long beach, california where hopefully he'll have good weatherlike this. today's temperatures along the coast are going to be much better. the wind is going to die down, the humidity goes up, all good news for the fires that are going on there. this will help the firefighter es get a handle on them. the winds won't be a big deal and this is good news. the overall problem of the drought across california is going to continue. rainy season is over, now we're into the dry season. this is just getting worse. we're back to you guys inside. clay, do you do any more moves? >> no. i pulled something. >>> governor mike huckabee is here to talk to us this morning. nice to see you. >> i'm not dancing for you. >> that would be good. >> i don't think so. >> what do you think of the obama administration sort of false accountability here. >> he was going retire anyway and the fact is you're not going to fix something that is a systemic problem by simply firing somebody. if you have an institutional problem which we clearly have in the va because this is spread

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long. >> visitors to the beach can't help but notice improvement but fear that the city may not have done enough to solve the issue of homelessness. >> where they wind up going i have no idea. >> that's exactly the problem. according to amber many of her friends got the cash but had no where to go. >> everybody broke. broke within 3 week at most. >>reporter: albany officials say they are not ignoring the homeless. telling me that 22 people who once lived along this stretch of the beach are currently housed through city services. surrounding communities may want albany to do more at city near by. homeless numbers growing. in albany, nick smith, abc 7 news. >> l president of this college tonight tells abc 7 news a rent dispute resulted in the sudden closure of the san jose campus now resolved. no trespassing signs were posted on the campus on south winchester boulevard today. health care school was served with eviction notice and shut down yesterday. staff members met today at the campus but nobody would xent on exactly what was going on. the president will only say students have been notif

record date and he bay area temperatures started soaring people keeping cool all day long many of them at the beach today why of the weather center >> : we wont know what can we see right some relief >> : will too long this weekend will be traumatic the cooler before we get there will be hotter there tomorrow. the new records today will set this money up there at to all of more because will see widespread '90s in triple digits tomorrow with a little bit cooler the left eye still real hot in the nine is practically bay area wide including danton's death was 91 degrees director for the state's 90 in oakland 90 in richmond also records since in hayward boy how conquered but also hit records the sfo long view in downtown oakland which are not listed here glenn l. get hotter up this more '90s in triple digits buckle down is in store will take you to the numbers coming up in just a bit >> : another night of emotional pleas for people who are of your being kicked out of their homes got a call up the people living on a point of vista home park campus began hearing tonight owner has submitted an application