this is long beach boulevard right where we are, 82nd and long beach boulevard. high tide is happening right now. that's where all this water is coming from. all of the water started coming up into the streets here hours ago, hours before high tide. a long stretch of long beach boulevard is closed to traffic. but we have seen several drivers going through the floodwaters anyway. that's all saltwater, very core row receive to vehicles. deep in some spots. earlier this morning we were in atlantic county. even before high tide there, we found gigantic waves crashing over rocks and spilling into the street. the ocean looking very angry, fuelled by very strong winds. we were also in west wildwood, in cape may county when the flood sirens sounded just after 9:00 this morning to warn residents about the rising water. the head of ocean city's emergency management tells me, so far the water is at least seven inches higher than during yesterday's high tide when we saw less serious flooding. all this water could have a tough time receding. >> when the wind holds it in, the t

he's live in long beach township. and ted, you've seen flooding all day. >> reporter: and this is 82nd street and we still have high water out here tonight. take a look at that restaurant. it is surrounded by water. and long beach boulevard, the main drag here, it has been flooded since this morning. the water is slowly receding, but it's had a very tough time going down. for most of the day, block after block of long beach boulevard looked like this. after water from the churning barnegat bay surged in to streets on long beach island. >> it's a real drag because your cars get beat up and you really complaint get around the way you would normally. so it's tough. >> reporter: lynn came riley found herself stuck in the how else after flooding from the nor'easter left her street waterlogged. >> so this is like really bad. >> reporter: and a flood prone restaurant known for its occasional waterfront dining, this water likely made an entrance. >> probably got a foot in there. >> reporter: low lying streets in atlantic city

as it surged into streets on long beach island. linda riley found herself stuck in the house after flooding from the nor'easter left her street waterlogged. >> i don't want to drive through it. i don't want to move my car. >> reporter: some took their chances by driving through the saltwater that submerged blocks of long beach boulevard before high tide. >> it came this quiin quick. >> reporter: prompting police to post detours on a normally busy road. >> probably got a foot in there already. >> reporter: in longport, massive ocean waves crashed on to the street fueled by wind gusts that stopped 55 miles an hour along the jersey coast. >> pretty amazing. pretty high water. [ sirens ] >> reporter: when the flood sirens sounded in west wildwood this morning, the water was already on the rise. and creeping closer to frank's car which was in desperate need of a jump. >> just trying to get it out of here before. we hope the water don't get this high. >> reporter: lynn cainda riley ont wait for the water to disappear on a day requiring a

here, on long beach island, the wind is died down just a little bit. residents are hoping that the flood waters will subside tonight. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> now, to our other big story tonight. firefighters, family members and the community remember the first female firefighter killed in philadelphia in the line of duty. a firefighter trapped in the basement, she leaves behind two children. >> reporter: jim, dozens gathered here behind me. take a look at the black drape over the entrance of her fire house. it will stay here for seven days after she is buried. >> our hearts are filled with grief at the death of joyce. >> a group of fellow firefighters and community members gathered outside of the fire house. >> she was known for going the extra mile. >> her supervisor talked about her love for the job and how she always wanted to prove that she was just as good as the guys, if not better. >> she didn't want to let gender get in the way of anything. she wanted to prove the point. >> while many here knew joyce, others never met the firefighter. >> i

this is what long beach boulevard looks like. the main drag is shut down by flooding after the nor'easter hammered the shore that pushed water into the streets. >> it's amazing, i walked out of my front door and it's a river, i don't know what way we'll go but that is what you get when you live on an island. >> the rain is torrential and the wind is like nothing we have ever seen, we are only from mount laurel but it's a totally different world. >> traffic is diverted because traffic here is risky in spots. it keeps people like zach busy. >> people will call and say can you check at my house, can you make sure everything is okay. standard stuff. >> the story is the same in atlantic city, streets are flooded as they usually are in storms like this. >> you get around it and go through it sometimes. i have a big enough truck and it will get through it. >> mayor don guardian went to look at the rough surf pounding the end of atlantic avenue. funding is going out now for a fema project that will stop flooding, they will replace gates

nora muchanic is live now in brant beach on long beach island, with updates on those conditions.i nora. >> reporter: good evening, long beach boulevard is one of the main drags here in town, it's flooded tonight now and no one can get through parts of it. can you see what is going on because it is being diverted right now at 30th street, police have blocked it off and they are moving traffic and there is water on the road in certain parts of it. but lbi is not the only place dealing with flooding, we were in atlantic city where they are dealing with this nor'easter too. that is the assessment of officials in atlantic city. it's no surprise when you watch the surf slamming into the boardwalk of atlantic avenue, it was destroyed during sandy and still taking a beating. >> you can see the water but not the waves like you can today. the waves are really big, i can't even believe that. we have extremely high tides and 6 to 10 foot surf and flooding in the usual areas in atlantic city. this is what it looked like in fairmount, california, this morning, streets were swamped and this bus

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there is a jam in los angeles and long beach. a labor dispute led to a slowdown at those docks where workers are without a contract for months. as a result, some of that traffic is being sent north to the bay area. some ships have been waiting out on the bay for weeks to unload. >>> a bay area bicyclist is dead after veering in front of an oncoming truck. the collision happened near livermore this morning on a road frequently used by cyclists. the chp says two riders in a pack of about 60 got into a crash. the others avoided it. but for some reason the bicyclist in the back of the pack swerved into the other lane of traffic and was struck and killed. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> six people are staying someplace else tonight after a fire tore through their san francisco home. it started a little after 5:00 this morning on 3 sixth avenue near santiago street in the sunset on 36th avenue. it was under control in an hour. no one inside was hurt. but the house is unlivable. no word on the cause. >>> the bay area real est

last night long beach police along with the fbi and bomb-sniffing dogs waited for the flight when itanded in southern california. passengers made it out safely while authorities searched the plane and determined the threat was a hoax. the plane headed to texas was delayed for several hours because of that scare. >>> america's longest war is down to its final week after more than 13 years, the war in afghanistan will come to an end on january 1st. not all the troops will be coming home. more than 5,000 troops are expected to stay behind in afghanistan through next year to help rebuild the country and assist forces in their fight against isis. while america's mission is ending in afghanistan, the fighting isn't. >> the war is heating up. >> the president says there are new priorities for our u.s. service members around the world. at the top of that list, fighting ebola in west africa. >> the tsunami in southeast asia was one of the deadliest natural disasters in modern history. yesterday people marked the 10th anniversary of that devastating event. people in the thai fishing village ho

and a labor dispute has caused a backup in the los angeles and long beach ports. the problem could last for several weeks. port officials say they're extending hours of operation. and creating an express lane to help speed up the process of moving ships. no more wi-fi on bart -- not that it was always that great to begin with. today bart terminated its license agreement with "wifi- rail-inc." wifi-rail had been offered on a free trial basis, on about 5- percent of trains in downtown san francisco and oakland. bart says it's considering several new options for wi-fi. if you still need a babysitter for new year's eve - you'd better get on it -- fast. and be ready to pay extra. it's the day when sitters look forward to making a little more money. in fact -- urban-sitter-dot-com says parents are often ready to pay up to twice the normal rate on new year's eve. they also suggest that parents share lots of information. "it's one of those nights that's going to be a very long night, they're going to go out somewhere, so it is a bigger commitment than just a normal saturd

we have more from long beach, long island, rick?reporter: john, this is the board walk that was rebuilt that cost fro million and it is completely empty. look at the ocean. we have seen surfers out there riding the waves but we are told that there could be siing can beach erosion which is bad news for the entire coast line. and the rain is relentless. it is creating a lot of localized flooding. past those whipping flags on the hotel how much water is on the streets. not only here on the coast, but there is a lot of areas that are shut down because of high water and flooding. we have had dozens of accidents in new york and new jersey where there is high winds gusting from 50 to 55 miles per hour. and a the lot of vehicles are stuck and authorities are telling people to stay off of the roads. philadelphia and other major cities seeing high winds and high water and the relentless rain and a lot of snow falling to the north and ice as well. and that is contributing to the accidents. central new york seeing issues. and up in the boston r

ted greenberg is live in long beach township. how are conditions out there, ted? >> reporter: well, still plenty of high water here on lbi tonight, although we have been watching it go down very slowly. long time residents here on long beach eye loisland told me toda flooding is the worst since super bowl super storm sandy. john jones wanted to move will his car to higher ground, but found no where else to go as flood waters kept rising outside the restaurant where he works. >> this is the worst it's been since sandy. >> reporter: the water appeared to have made it into at lease one business. despite detours, some still decided to try their luck by going through all that corrosive water which the nor'easter drove out of barnegat bay. not everyone was successful. >> you can ruin your car. saltwater does nothing for the vehicle except costly repairs. >> reporter: breezy out here tonight still, but nothing like what it was like earlier in the day. in fact a 56-mile-per-hour wind ghus was clocked not far from here in harvey cedars. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> you h

being improved in other city like the free chivalry system in baltimore and denver and aspen and long beach interesting funding models huge ridership gains when we proposed that this study take a look at some of the interesting concepts the staff of the sfmta immediately changed the study and said oh, it's not a permeate but a concept there ever they didn't have to look at each time so it's a $173 marketing instrument and the mta grant police station please look at other concepts and initiate a hundred thousand dollars study for the shuttle users. >> thank you km and he's the last person to turn in a speaker card. >> good afternoon. i'm the executive director of the fisherman's wharf representing the merchants in the fisherman's wharf district i'm concerned about the discussion we've had a survey i want to share the results they directly result to the t line the fisherman's wharf has been xefrns difficulty getting their workers to and from work a letter i found from peer 39 with when the center opened there was a mass exodus and american people employee getting to work and getting to bart b

long beach about one inch. santa barbara picked up a little over 2.25. downtown l.a. by usc campus, 1.2. san diego and oceanside a little less, about .50 to .75 inch. further up the coast, san francisco got drenched. over two inches. san jose pretty heavy rain in the last hour. sacramento about an inch. everyone got about what we expected with this. the good news for the rest of the country is that storm is also going to bring pacific mild air across the nation. rain mountains, we still could see minor flooding problems as we go throughout the afternoon. >> again, it looks like we had minor problems, but no major problems with mud or debris flows. that's great because we need every drop. >> i know. they needed the rain out there. >> small communities having water shipped into them. we can deal with a little mud. >> let's hope for the best. the latest ton 13-year-old rescued after four years of being held prisoner. here is what he's saying about the ordeal. >>> caught on camera, a surfing competition got a surprise visitor. details up next. >>> welcome back, everybody.

on long beach islands, we found similar scene. this driver took his chances by maneuvering through a street pilled with caorrosive saltwate. sgli >> i was getting a little worried. >> reporter: public works crews in seaside heights piled up sand to build a temporary barrier along the beach before the nor'easter makes the waves even larger and rougher. emergency management officials are you wering peope i urging p cars to higher ground. p. >> predictions are winds coming on shore, so even low tides won't look low tide for the next 24 to 48 hours. >> reporter: and again the high tide tomorrow morning concerns between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m.. ted greenberg, nbc 10. >> count on our meteorologists to keep you ahead of the nor'easter. follow them on twitter for updates. >>> happening right now, a live look at students from bryn mawr and haverford colleges. they marched on lancaster avenue. looks as though they are now once again on the move down lancaster. at 7:00 p.m., the students plan to hold a candlelight vingil. a similar protest has p

the problem is starting at the ports of long beach and los angeles,, due to a lack of trailers to haul goods from the port work slowdown by dock workeres, and an increase in huge container ships. >>> private flying may not just be for the rich and famous anymore. a florida pilot is developing a carpooling service for air travel. like uber and lift the business would bring together pilots and passengers through an easy to use app called air lift. the developer thinks the idea of affordable, private air travel, could take off but the practice is currently banned by the federal aviation administration for safety reasons. >> you have a problem in the air you can't pull off the side of the road and call another car to pick you in. >> while air lifts ceo argues pilots with be background checked and certified, other pilots say self-regulation to lead to major oversights in medical checks on the pilots and maintenance requirements. >>> ahead, rescued from paradise, a hiker describes how she survived several days stranded at a gladded campground in hawai'i. >> tonight it's going to be hey mom,

and i meant to go online i know when i went down for a funeral for one of my relatives, i believe long beach had free public transportation and for myself being a senior i'm thinking this year starting july 1st all my utilities went up and i'm thinking of that $23 to be able to pay for the increase and everything else so please pass free muni and congratulations on the aa standard rating standard poors rating and support us too. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good afternoon. charles minster first i want to give a shout out and salute to the union members of muni who keep the system running and it's nice that the report of the director that muni sounds flush. it always sounds poor when it comes to contract negotiations. when it comes to free muni foreseen i for, seniors we were always told that the budget constraints were the problem and we couldn't have it i think it amounted to 7 to $7 million per year and meanwhile you spend money useless ly for these shake down artists and you can save lives on the street which is a priority i believe of the mta and you have got apple and google

a jetblue flight was delayed in long beach, california, for nearly two hours because of a bomb threatay someone tweeted the threat to the airline as the plane was arriving from seattle. officers searched the jet but didn't find anything suspicious. the incident remains under investigation at this hour. >>> north korea issuing a statement now denouncing sony pictures' release of the movie "the interview." it called president obama the "chief culprit who forced the production company to distribute the film." the statement denounced the u.s. for blaming north korea for a hacking attack on sony pictures earlier this movement it said the u.s. should produce evidence of its claims. the white house's national security council has declined any comment. >> good saturday night. hope your weekend is treating you well. if you like mild temperatures you obviously liked today. we're talking about highs reaching a good 10, even 15 degrees above average for this time of year. check outer the numbers this hour from our weather watchers. still very mild outside. barber lane in will brief 50 degrees. do

doorknob in los angeles long beach and san francisco up to the late 90s and 2009 we expanded to the northwest and to the gulf to a point we have locations on the east and the golf and the west coast as well as 21 plus port locations in more than 9 states as well in the prince columbia as you can see from the organizational chart the top level i self-mention the metro corporation because it is really the company between noting list as well as the operating companies but we have 4 operating companies in place under metropolitan steve donor company the metro crews and shore and metro risk management metro ports is our unbelievable and break bulk handling company within the last couple of years we've handled more 10 tons of bulk cargo and expect that to eclipse possible 13 million we've been doing business since mid 2008 metro crews services is our crews oriented business we provided steve doctoring to the crews links search warrants the port and the a.d. i couldn't know to the metro crews is the shore services that provides shores and ground handling as well as special events coordination for th

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a long beach woman expected her new rescue dog to be completely changed after a visit to the groomer. was different all right. a mixup sent her dog snowball home with a different woman. the groomer tried to track down snowball. eventually, the woman returned realizing a mistake had been made. >> i was just amazed that this could even happen. huh could you confuse these dogs? >> the groomer is not commenting how the mixup happened other than snowball was indeed found and returned. >>> wedding bells have been ringing all over the world today because of the unusual date. couples are tieing the knot because it is 12-13-14. it is the last sequential date until we see if january 2, 2034. many couples made their way to las vegas to mark the one of a kind occasion. >> the last time we had a big day like this was 7-7-7. and then 11-11-11. >> some couples traveled all the way from florida to get married in vegas. some brides and grooms traveled in costume to make this date more memorable. >>> look at that. hundreds of santas are enjoying holiday spirits all over california tonight on the annual

this is a look at flooded streets in long beach island where water rose a few feet in some spots. police have been directing drivers to the back roads to avoid getting swamped. we are receiving reports of severe beach erosion in that area as well. coastal flooding in atlantic city. emergency managers have have been on the clock, throughout the day. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is there right now with the closer look at the impact left behind by the storm, cleve, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. the the conditions have certainly improved at the shore but still you can see beyond me that much bigger than usual waves are slamming into the north end of atlantic city. this is a day at the shore that most people tried to spend inn doors. it wasn't a storm to take for granted a as nor'easter kicked up strong winds and wave at the jersey shore. >> beach front are getting pounded right now. >> reporter: from atlantic city to ocean city we saw beach erosion as well as swamped roadways, caused by tidal flooding. >> i threw in a low lying area at 8:00 or 8:

by long beach state senator ry cardio laura. one reason his proposal stalled last year was the lack of funding. lara plans to address that in his new proposal. >>> the supreme court is hearing a critical case today about whether everything put on social media is free speech. it is the case of anthony aloonis, sentenced to 44 years in prison for what he posted on facebook. the aspiring rapper talked about wanting to kill his wife and shoot up schools. the attorney says the posts were rap lyrics and never meant to be taken seriously. but the fbi said a reasonable person would feel threatened. >> to stop all sorts of crime if we just arrested people based on what they thought and said without waiting them to act out. >> that's not true, sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me. threats like that are terrorizing. >> the court's decision is expected to be announced around june. >>> protesters in dc blocking the streets for commuters this morning. why they say since they can't be in ferguson, this is their way

and it ranges between 225 in stockton to 350,000 in long beach. the other salary is 279,000, nearly 280,000, 2 19 for public works [speaker not understood]. our director salary is lower than the average of other sea ports by 21,43 2 and lower than the average of similar department head in the city and county of san francisco ~ by $29,000. as a matter of practice, you typically set our executive director's increase consistent with mea. this year, all mea represented staff have a 3% increase effective october 11th. that is really equivalent to a 2.07% increase for the current fiscal year. we do recommend that you increase our exec ~ executive director's salary. you have the authority to increase the executive director salary in the range of other ceqa directors. you can set the salary for budget year fy 2015-16 since the mea m-o-u is set for next year. the resolution is currently crafted is just for the current year. we also recommend that the benefits and working conditions for the current year be the same as our mea m-o-u provide. and i'm here to

and i meant to go online i know when i went down for a funeral for one of my relatives, i believe long beach had free public transportation and for myself being a senior i'm thinking this year starting july 1st all my utilities went up and i'm thinking of that $23 to be able to pay for the increase and everything else so please pass free muni and congratulations on the aa standard rating standard poors rating and support us too. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> good afternoon. charles

the contract negotiations in slowed productivitity nation's largest port complex, los angeles at long beach. each side operational dock workers blames the other for the congestion and aini is furious. >> consumers, they can't sell the orders. they can't get it and go buy something else. >> reporter: the national retail federation appears contract talks come to a screeching halt. already, lululemon reduced due to inventory stuck in ports and taylor said had to shipments through expensive air freights and the slowdown has been a much bigger deal than people think. amini said he has 23 containers worth of furniture stuck on the ships and trying to revert the inventory now is a challenge. he said he spent $4 million for a new design. >> it was the last show. none of our samples made it because it got stock in ports. and it was a pretty big blow to our business. >> reporter: but from here to the mall to mcdonald's, which may have to air lift idaho potatoes to japan for french fries, the only good news is the port has not completely shut down like it did in 2002. if that happens again, the nation

could be blamed on massive congestion at southern california ports including in los angeles and long beach. many shiftsp ships have been diverted up here because of that. basically there's too much cargo to handle and not enough resources to unload including truck drivers that pick up the containers. a labor negotiator for shippers blames some of it on worker slowdowns on the docks. the union for longshoremen has been in a labor dispute and dock workers have been without a contract since mid summer so a lot of these ships in the bay could be around for some time. the pacific maritime association last week reached out to the feds and requested that the government step in to help out the situation. live in oakland christian hartnett, kpix 5. >> the labor dispute can be felt all the way across the ocean at mcdonald's restaurants in japan. it delays shipments of french fries so people can only get a small when they order a burger. mcdonald's solution, airlift them in. the french fries ration ends next week. >>> two people are under arrest after a brawl at a packed sacramento mall. this 18-year

a professor at cal state long beach created qwanza in 1966 as a nonreligious celebration for blacks. kwanzaa runs through new year's day. each has a theme. today is unity. >>> it has been years since a tsunami in the indian ocean killed nearly a quarter million people. how survivors and others are remembering one of the worst disasters in modern history. >> a warning for people buying big appliances. why you might be on the hook if it's damaged before you get it. >> two days before christmas, san jose you almost hit 70 degrees. today there was a 7 in your number but 57 degrees. much cooler. coming up, find out who gets frosty tonight and find out how much colder we get in the long- range forecast. that's next. >> the box office numbers are any for "the interview." we'll see if all of that free publicity paid off. or if people watched another movie. ,,,,,, today.. people paused to remember the victims of the earthquake and subsequent hat laid waste to >>> in many countries in asia today people paused to remember the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that laid waste to countless vi

. >> reporter: steven sotloff has lived on long beach island since 19 qain. >> this has been the worsthink since hurricane sandy. we usually get water-covered roads but this is really starting to come up my steps here. >> reporter: in situate, massachusetts, huge waves crashed against the seawalls, sending walls of water into homes. even though it has quieted down considerably here on the jersey shore, it's not over. scott, forecasters say that this system will stay over parts of the east coast until thursday. >> pelley: don taylor, thank you very much, don. the obamacare adviser who called more thans stupid does a mea culpa. and an nfl star breaks his back when the cbs evening news continues. can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gavisco

this is long beach island. flooding conditions turned roads into rivers and there is a chance of more rain today. >>> developing right the now, another night of protest in california, and this is in the wake of the grand jury decision toss clear police officer in the death of two unarmed black men. as don champion reports protesters once again blocked traffic and train services into the bay area. >> reporter: for a fourth night in the row people marched through the streets of berkley california, protesting the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. from the air you can see the crowd of hundreds marching, at one point some people blocked traffic on the busy freeway for nearly half an hour. while protest were mostly peaceful city officials say police are showing restraint. >> we had to call in lots of other police department, departments from all over, people have said there has been police violence and shooting of bullets. in of our people have done any of that. >> reporter: this week protesters have disrupted

a jet blue flight was delayed in long beach california for nearly two hours because of a bomb threat.e say someone tweeted the threat to the airline. just as the plane was arriving from seattle. officers searched the jet but didn't find anything suspicious. this incident does remain under investigation. >>> north korea issued a statement today denouncing sony pictures release of the movie the interview. it include add racial slur about president obama. and also called him quote the chief culprit who forked sony to distribute the film. the statement also denounced the us for blaming north korea for a hacking attack on sony pictures earlier this month. it said the us should produce evidence of its claim. the white house has declined needment. >>> meantime about 750,000 people stole digital copies of interview on christmas using file sharing software that according to the piracy torrent freak. the interview scored a lot of legal digital purchases as well. and was youtube's most number one screened movie on christmas day. amazon is giving us a glimpse at what gifts were most populated thi