long beach, california. a town that may have been cheated a little in the city pride department. >> a lot of people assume it's like l.a., but it's not. it's different. it has its own identity. >> reporter: do you think it's different culturally? or just -- >> i think so. i think long beach is sort of its own beast. >> reporter: sure. >> it's a little more working class. >> reporter: yes, and it's one of those 50 suburbs in search of a city that everybody calls l.a. but long beach is a brawny city unto itself. half a million people, 52 square miles. a busy airport, a big university, an ocean front, a long beach. and its share of wealth and poverty. and, of course, crime. lots of scope for a person who -- >> no shortage of work for, yeah, if you cover crime. >> reporter: tracy manzer covered the police beat at the local paper "the long beach press telegram." she was fair to the cops. they trusted her. so maybe that's why, one november morning -- >> a contact who was in the police department came over to me in

brian lamb: 27 years with the long beach california police department. anthony batts: seven years as chief. brian lamb: then he went on to oakland, and how long have you been in baltimore? anthony batts: a few years. i will go back to your earlier question on how i became a police officer. my mother and i were watching a tv show that came on years ago i think it was called "police story." i said that i could do all those things that he can do. she said for me to make it happen. there was a program called police explorers, which was for young people with an interest in the police department. i joined the los angeles police department program, and i did that for a few years before i started playing football and baseball. before i went to college, i joined the santa monica police cadet program. when i wanted to go to law school, that would be good on my resume. they got to a point where i was still living at home after graduating from college. i asked my mom if i could stay at her house for a couple of years. she said that i eat too much and needed to get ou

the controversy is on long beach island ocean county. as nbc10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg tells us it could get in the way of summer holiday tradition in places like ship bottom. >> reporter: ship bottom's beaches are peaceful now, but later this spring a major change in scenery is set to arrive. >> i'm not very happy about it. >> reporter: a massive beach replenishment project on long beach island is scheduled to start here in late april with work in ship bottom lasting 35 days. >> it's loud dirty, inconvenient for the beach. >> reporter: some locals and business owners are concerned because the construction could extend beyond the normally busy memorial day weekend. the jersey shore's unofficial start of summer. robert nugent owns ship bottom shell fish and fears vacationers will choose other locations. >> they might go to beach haven or other island. >> reporter: the u.s. army corps of engineers says no more than 1,000 feet of beach, about two or three blocks will ever be closed at a time. >> very frustrating. >> report

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crews will be widening beaches and reinforcing dunes along nearly 13 miles of long beach township, ship bottom, beach haven and surf city. >>> new jersey homeowners hit hard by hurricane sandy may have a better idea of when help will arrive. state senate president steve sweeney is proposing a sandy-related bill under that legislation. storm victims would get estimates of when they can expect to receive rebuilding aid and how much they'll get. the proposal comes nearly 2 1/2 years after the storm. >>> well we continue to follow breaking sports news. >> the eagles have traded quarterback nick foles. our colleagues at comcast sportsnet continue to follow developments here and across the nfl as the free agency season kicks off with a flurry of player moves. >>> and new information about this crash. that sent a school bus with children on board slamming onto its side. what we learned today about the driver of the car that hit it. >>> "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures..

the next race takes place april fourth at long beach, california/ coming up, luxury, but for a lot lessasian consumers have a weaker euro to thank for 20% off sales on chanel. ♪ ♪ pimm: this is "money clip." we are fully digital. download the btv plus app. it is free. i'm pimm fox. this is vanuatu. this is the devastation from cyclone pam that slammed into the south pacific nation five days ago with winds of over 100 miles per over 90% of the hour. housing stock has been damaged or destroyed. survivors still need food, water and shelter. unicef estimates that nearly 5000 people across the island do not have access to drinking water.

. >>> buenas tardes josÉ estamos a las fechas del departamento de la policÍa de long beach quienes arrestaronantener la mentira. eliza de la cruz de sÓlo 3 semanas fade nacida fue la vÍctima de esta mujer quien ayer fue a kays tradz por arrestada por intento de homicidio. >>> la sospechosa fabricÓ una historia a su novia que estaba embarazada >>> se trataba de un engaÑo dijo la policÍa >>> ella le dijo a Él que dio a luz a sus hijos en diciembre del 2014 fuera de su paÍs, basado en nuestra investigaciÓn, nunca dio a luz a los niÑos >>> para sostener sumanen tira la mujer robÓ a los dos bebÉs al parecen contratÓ a anthony de 29d29 aÑos muy cometer el crimen. el pasado 3 de enero el sospechoso irrumpiÓ disparÓ a los padress de la niÑa y a su tÍo y luego hospital jotomÓ a la niÑa luego fue encontrada muerta este video de seguridad musz traestra a la madre con la bebÉ en brazos esta camioneta negra dicen las autoridades la estaban siguiendo. >>> la persona que estaba manejando el carro es una mujer afroamericana, este un poco pesada aproximadamente de 40 aÑos de edad. con pelo negro. >>> la polic

chris lowe is the director of callcal state long beach's shark lab.etting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office is a differ different attire and a different look at the world. >> it takes a few moments under the water to understand chris' passion for the other ocean and the sharks he study:when : >> when i caught my first shark there was something about it. it looked so different from all of the other fish i caught and it looked so streamline and sleek. it didn't match all of the fish i caught. >> what about it from the sharks threat that interested you in a sciencivic perspective. >> they are at the top of the food chain. they are the canary of the coal mine and they tell us how healthy the oceans are. the wheel length challenge is hard to study. you want to the want to the sharks to come here and they do and mostly they don't. that is a tricky part. how do we find a way to study them where we don't have to be right there to influence their behavior. >> the answer he believes is this. >> this may look l

the 9-year-old took the stop spot at the event in long beach. she won $1,000. >>> san francisco general hospital getting a big infusion in cash. some are asking does that new money need to come with a name change? tonight at 5:00, the deal that could put mark zuckerberg's name on the hospital. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. - [joe] : in the new world of entertainment fantasy and reality are meeting in unexpected ways. - [voiceover] : press the most last button to your left. - [joe] : virtual reality is getting less virtual and a lot more real. - we can render a computer generated person that looks every bit as realistic as a real person. - [joe] : robots are taking the stage in the opera of the future. - i think technology and science opened quite a few doors to making a different kind of connection between a musical or an artistic experience and anybody. - [joe] : interactive television, movies and musical instruments, the future of entertainment, this week on earth 2

long beach, new york, was one of them. this was bob kaible's house the next day.w one, with a sand dune blocking his front door. >> kaible: the beaches decided that they didn't want to be there anymore and they came to pay a visit. and that's what happened. and we got back to the house and we were devastated. >> alfonsi: what was that like to walk into your house for the first time? >> kaible: everything that you worked so hard in your life to get is now gone. >> alfonsi: but you had flood insurance. >> kaible: uh-huh. >> alfonsi: you'd pay for every month. >> kaible: absolutely. >> alfonsi: did you think you were okay? >> kaible: sure. i mean, that's what you pay insurance for. >> alfonsi: the city condemned kaible's home, saying it was damaged beyond repair. the house had been knocked off its foundation. his insurance company-- wright flood-- sent an engineer to inspect the damage. three weeks later, the kaibles couldn't have been more surprised. >> kaible: i get the engineering report that there's no structural damage to the house. so i'm going like, "what do y

we were in the 90s in l.a. 92 in long beach. we were in the mid 70s as far north as fargo, north dakota. you usually are still buried in the snow in fargo this time of year. another record breaking day across the country. 78 in st. louis. oklahoma city at 80 degrees and then in new england we're at 46 in boston. new york will be 55 today which will feel warm. it's really crazy weather map this spring. >> we could use some of the fargo fargo weather. give me that. thanks so much. still ahead the roast of martha stew art cooked up this weekend and it has nothing to do with me. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ah

gisele- angelique rene d'milian and anthony ray mccall were arraigned today at a superior court in long beachjanuary third abduction of a three-week-old girl who was found dead the next day. the baby's parents and an uncle were shot and wounded. >> pam: the two and another man were also charged with attempted murder and attempted kidnapping of another baby on february sixth. ap- us--baby snatching plot,2nd >> pam: 2 charged with murder, kidnapping in alleged baby-theft plot >> pam: have charged a woman and man with kidnapping and murder in a scheme to steal babies. >> pam: prosecutors say giseleangelique rene d'milian and anthony ray mccall will be arraigned friday afternoon at superior court in long beach. the charges involve the jan. 3 abduction of a 3-week-old girl who was found dead the next day. the baby's parents and an uncle were shot and wounded. >> pam: d'milian, mccall and another attempted murder and attempted kidnapping of a >> pam: new pictures just released that police say show a for murder being escorted of officer henry solis is the one with the hat on in this image walking wi

work on a beach widening project in long beach island will start next month. it was originally planned for august but the equipment became available earlier than expected. >>> and new jersey homeowners still recovering from superstorm sandy may get a better idea of when they'll receive financial help. steve between sweeney is giving estimates on when they will get their funds. the governor vetoed that plan last year. >>> and good morning. i'm tracking a foggy start to your morning. a fog advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. with a few lingering showers. but it will be a mild afternoon. jillian? >>> all right, sounds good. good morning to you if you're waking up in delaware traveling 95. your drive times are average 10 to 11 minutes between 295 and 495. >>> past' top prosecutor heads to court today. the argument her lawyers are expected to make to keep her from facing charges. >>> eagles nation is in a tizzy this morning after a big swap. who is out of the nest and what it means for the eagles future? >>> and our cameras captured heavy rainfall in montgomery coun

shipping operators and dock workers on the west coast, there is still a back-up in los angeles and long beach. here's a view of that port complex one month ago from the marine traffic app. there were 30 offshore then. today, the number is down to about 20. still much higher than normal. so right here right now they've got to get this stuff moving. all kinds of experiments they're trying including an app from vc start-up that works like uber but instead calling up a car, it's a truck and instead of passengers it picks up containers. >> over 200 trucks out here right now. >> reporter: it's founded by parker and kessler. who trucks usually arrive at the port they come for a specific container which can be buried beneath the pile but with cargomatic program, they are with willing truckers who take the first container off a pile no matter where it's going. truck driver markus browder said he gets him out of the port in half the time. >> it's real quick and you're out of here. >> it increases the number of containers that you can leave the port by a factor of 6. >> reporter: retailers are starting

host: james from long beach, california, good morning. caller: i am so excited to be a caller on c-span. i have two serious questions and stay with me on this. first of all, i don't think isis -- i heard scott walker talking about prices -- he basically assumed -- about isis and he assumes that america needs to be there. this is not our monkey or our circus. but the people over their fight if they do not come over here. how come the chinese and russians can get after them? why does it have to be our children and our treasury? second question, the elephant in the room. a serious question. scott walker has a bald spot. you guys might overlook it, but the ranking voters are going to look at every little thing in the republican party is going to wonder how does a guy with a bald spot and up being high on the ticket? they should clean that up now. either he goes all door he gets that taking care of. host: thank you for the call. want to take both points? guest: first off, on the bald spot. we may have the first president who wears glasses. if

. >>> and work on a beach widening project in long beach island will start next month that was originally scheduled for august. equipment became earlier than expected. >>> and new jersey homeowners still recovering from hurricane sandy might get a better idea when they will get financial help. state senate press steve sweeney is giving homeowners estimates on how much and when they will get help. the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. >>> you are right on target if you think you have seen or hit more potholes on philadelphia streets this winter. the streets department expects a near record season for potholes. road crews have filled more than 9,000 craters since the beginning of the year. officials say pothole repairs are usually made within two days of them being reported. crews filled more than 50,000 holes last year during one of the worst winters in the city's history. but the streets commissioner actually says because of the constant freezing and thawing of moisture on the roadways this winter conditions are worse out there. aaa midatlantic also says as of yesterday their crew

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long beach was 92. 91 santa ana. not just the west now. even the midwest saw record highs. we were as warm as 75 degrees. fargo, north dakota, international falls called ice box. they were 65 degrees. the warmth continues across the country today, even washington, d.c. is getting into it a little bit here. phoenix at 91 salt lake city 74. yesterday was i believe a record in denver close to 78 degrees. northwest not quite as warm but still around 58 degrees. really not much signs of cooling off. maybe a couple degrees here and there as we go through tuesday. very warm and very dry pattern upper 60s to low 70s. even mountainous areas around reno 72. not many cold spots on the map but boston is one. >> bill thank you. new details on breakthrough cholesterol drug that could cut heart attacks in half. plus incredible images of a wild chase through a shopping center. we're back in two minutes. i have a professional secret: amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you soft beautiful feet effortlessly. its microlumina rotating head buffs away

the work on long beach island is scheduled to start in late april and expected to last 35 days. arm corey core of engineers says no more than two miles of beach will be closed at one time, but some are concerned that the construction could extend beyond the normally busy memorial day weekend. >> if you're going to rent an oceanfront house and you have that in front of it i don't think you will or you'll want your money back if you did. >> the projects manager tells nbc 10 dredges needed for the work were not available earlier this year. he says the project is so large there is no way to avoid the summer season. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist bill henley. >> 4:50. and it is dry right now. a little bit misty outside but no steady rainfall. and not much in the way of fog on boathouse row. not everybody is seeing it this morning. 39 degrees. not nearly as cold as it has been. temperature just dropped a degree in the last hour. winds are very light. they're at five miles an hour. but it's a southerly wind so we'll see a warm-up today. and the snow is slow

bob kaible told sharyn alfonsi on "60 minutes" that his house in long beach, new york, was knocked off its foundation and condemned, but the insurance companies -- company's engineering report concluded there was no structural damage. >> i'm like, what do you mean there's no structural damage? the house is not what it was before. >> reporter: new york senator kristen gillibrand says she's heard similar stories from dozens of constituents. >> based on the documents i've seen, it looks like large-scale fraud. it's rigging the system against home owners to make sure insurance claims are not paid out. >> reporter: 40 phone calls later kaible was finally granted a reinspection by the same engineer. i said, "george how could you write a report like that?" he goes, "it's not my report." hawrt his report, they discovered, has been altered. engineer andrew braum who works at a different company says the same thing happened to him. 175 of your reports were doctored? >> correct. >> reporter: and the ones that weren't changeed? >> the ones that weren't changed interestly were ones where i recommen

as we go down the coast, which you will see right there near the ocean down towards long beach, mid 80s the heat we're seeing today around southern california will start to move further off to the east. no real sign of any heavy rain potential as we start the week. outside right now, a few clouds. 50s and 60s currently. that was the ocean air-conditioning we didn't see on saturday. so hour by hour you can see the wind speeds up 10 to 20 miles an hour. you will have a litdle bit of a gusty evening as the winds pick up. not much in the way of rain and this is frustrating. have been seeing a little bit of rain off and on during the day and the bay area just barely missing out. that has been the story of march so far as we have had significant rain that fell in december and early february. the numbers in yellow is what we have had so far. some places around st bay area closing in on a record dry march. the system coming in tonight probably not going to do much of a dent. some parts of the north bay tomorrow. hour by hour tomorrow morning, mainly to the north, and then as we get towards 4:00

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it floats into the ocean >> reporter: lenny started in one man with a boat endeavor in a small long beachina that needed help. >> this place was with tires and tvs and sofas and styrofoam, cups, ice chests. >> skims the surface, dredges under water for 23 years. day in, and year out. it was his idea to corral the floating mess with fisherman's balls. his personal commitment to cleaning the surrounding 100 acres caught the eye of the county government. sanitation workers were sent over with trucks to help. >> have you always been an environmentalist. >> no, no no. this is all new to me. i became an environmentalist by doing this. before this i was an investment consultant in century city and i had no clue. >> reporter: he noticed plastic trash was killing wildlife that confused it for food. >> how did you get here? >> things crashed. >> reporter: you lost your job. lost your home. came over here and lived on the boat. >> and you know what i'm blessed. i thought it was a nightmare. it was a nightmare part of my time. you know, it humbled me. and then as i started cleaning i started feeling

>> from huntington beach to long beach. >> i was just traveling up and down highway 1. >> mother nature putting on a different kind southern california show. >> we decided to drive down here and take a look at it. it doesn't happen very often, or ever. >> and we've been keeping in touch with the nbc weather team. it hails two or three times a year here. but today was extremely is rare because we got half an inch to an inch of sand. >> thank you. >> we had our own hailstorm in the bay area. let's get a check of that with jeff ranieri. >> you can see the picture behind me of saut san jose hills. the the key ingredient we had this weekend. the fact that we had so much cold air aloft. the second thing is the uplift. a lot of uplift pushing this rainfall higher to the atmosphere. it can freeze and mixed up in the circulation. then eventually that rain drops get so heavy it just falls to the ground. when it does, it fell as hail. there was enough uplift. there was enough moisture and cold air to create scenes like this. definitely a wild site across the bay area even this past weekend. today

towards atlantic city away from hammonton to long beach island. dealing with generally light showers at the present time. take a look at temperatures. nearing 65 in dover and mid-60s around philadelphia, at the shore temperatures only in the low to mid-50s and it's all because of the wind direction the wind is coming in off the atlantic and the atlantic temperature is still in the 40s, so that is why it's much cooler along the shore with strong southerly winds as we puncture the winds off the land out of the south here from wilmington to philadelphia, the winds start to increase the temperatures jump ahead of the front the front starts to arrive mt. pocono and reading and lancaster between 7:00 and 8:00, a line of downpours here and it could be gusty winds with it. 30 to 40 miles per hour and again the clap of thunder or two we are not looking at a solid line of storms with this and it approaches philadelphia around 9:00 tonight, heavy downpours and it weakens to the shore with lingering downpours and notice the showers hang around during the morn

. >> questlove: long beach! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] i feel the love. i love you right back. i love you right back. thank you so much. please welcome. have a good time. hang out and have a good time. welcome. thank you so much. wow, electric. electric audience. electric. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] oh man. we're having a great time out here in la. look at all of these good looking people. i can't help notice how healthy and in shape everyone looks. [ laughter ] really i'm not saying i'm feeling self-conscience, but today i tried buying spanks for my neck. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: they don't sell that. let's get to some news here guys. during an interview this weekend, president obama was talking about the next race for president and refused to chose sides between hillary clinton and joe biden saying quote, "love them both." that was nice until he said he'd supp

long beach residents have been staying there throughout the night. we will keep you posted when academy road reopens. another issue is that because it's so cold out here a lot of water they put on the fire, you can see it here on the road surfaces and sidewalks. it is turning slushy ice being mixed out here. fortunately, it's not afokting a major part of the road. it's on the side here and the sidewalks leading up to the building. academy road at holme avenue still closed. we'll keep you posted when this reopens. we are live in northeast philadelphia i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> japanese police are looking into threats to caroline kennedy. officials at the embassy are not commenting. the ambassador to south korea was slashed last month. >>> five days after an arsonist torched their school. they will head to grass college where classrooms have been set up. everything inside the academy was destroyed. investigators are working to track down the person who set the fire. >>> it is 6:05. in molly pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulti

. >> yesterday there were 19 vessels anchored waiting for birds at the ports of los angeles and long beachs are destined for oakland after they discharge the southern california cargo. >> they are off loading but then we have a jam up inside the terminals. everybody tries to reroute. >> reporter: this santa rosa supplier of construction materials rerouted his work through the port of houston and railed it to oakland hoping to avoid the mess. >> still got backed up here because they are so backed up. >> reporter: he put a critical order in his truck to take to the job site. >> clients are trying to move in, this is the last bit of stone. very important at this point. >> reporter: experts say the situation will continue to plague customers for another two months as they wait, wait, wait. >> it is luck of the draw. >> we told you about this two months ago. the nation's dominant supplier of corks. it is still waiting for five long over due containers. and 10 more containers are about to become over due. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> the verdict

the work on lbi, long beach island scheduled to start in late april with work in ship bottom lasting . army corps of engineers says no more than 1,000 feet of a beach, about two or three blocks, will even be closed at a time. but some locals and business owners, they're concerned because the construction could extend beyond the normally busy memorial day weekend. >>> if you build it they will come. philadelphia international wants bigger airplanes landing at its airport. the board of commissioners in delaware county approved expanding a runway at phl by a quarter mile and adding taxiways. the cost $85 million. work should be completed by 2017. there aren't any runways at the airport to accommodate large planes that carry so much weight and fuel. the goal is to offer direct flights to places like stoke yoe and shanghai. as part of the deal the airport will pay tinicum $5 million for land for runway construction. >>> in just minutes, residents and officials will gather in bucks county. >> they're getting ready to discuss the future of a landfill in tullytown. the concerns go far beyond

near long beach. his mother boy friend was stabbed in the incident. the father now faces attempted murder charges. apparently but the boy is safe. >> we got the first look today at the apple watch. it's apple first entirely new product in 5 years and the cost rang from 345 dollars to continue,000 dollars. 10,000. 7 news reporter jonathan bloom was at the big event. >> look leak the blue blue modern buckle. is this a favorite. >> this is my fashion favorite. i have to say. >>reporter: model chrisy is among the first users of the apple watch. >> really pushing the fashion aspect of this. that is not just a computer. it can do the million dollar the million different things but it's fashionable. >> sold in two sizes. 3 material and dizzy array of strap and bracelet they have the glass top table to show off the watch and with battery life the watch and with battery life. >> during a typical day you can expect 18 hours. work for most people i think. >> on prison it's complicated. apple watch sport starts at only 3 49 dollars. >> this black 42 mm. apple wat

but across that long beach, malibu's getting moderate rainshowers at this hour. winter weather radar lighting up across the san gabriel range as well. we do have snow in the forecast across the intermountain west upwards of a foot possible in the northern wasatch in the rockies, and 107 million dealing with winter weather advisories. some ice accumulation over the next couple days and some snow. new york boston thistle mark boston it looks like it will be the most snow ever. >> and that was tiny hail. >> unusual for l.a. >>> thanks pedram. we will take a short break. a lot more news when we come back. stay with us. then you haven't seen this commercial. book now and save during the spring break sale at hotels.com. for many prescription nexium helps heal acid-related erosions in the lining of the esophagus. it's my prescription. there is risk of bone fracture low magnesium, and vitamin b12 deficiency. side effects include headache abdominal pain and diarrhea. if persistent, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you ta

raided jam planes pe ril santa monocan, elsugundo and long beach.hey did not bring down the enemy. guns missed. the enemy was a navy wealther balloon. that was the battle of los angeles. so i'll bring this to an end for now. talking about how it ended. and what the american people did. even the yietsds the oldest population, then 140 million people, was running out of men. to fight the war. so at the beginning of 1943, they allowed japanese americans who had been in the army to rejoin and let others either enlist or be drafted but they were put in a segregated unit, like blacks called negros then, or colored people, did not serve together, no matter what you see in the movie did not serve together with whites nor the japanese. the japanese were formed into the 442nd -- 442nd regimental combat team, which fought in itly, france and germany and became the most decorated military unit in american history. 11 me dals of honor were given and thn later became a united states senator and served for 40 years. the publicity surrounding the 442nd began to cha

the ports of los angeles and long beach is the busiest in the western hemisphere and a top gateway for a u.s. trade with asia. bnsf transports half of the shipment that go by rail out of the ports and 75% of the ports carried by bnsf are loaded on dock. the remaining are handled by the hobart port. bnsf is working to build a dock four miles from the port called the southern california internet gateway or skig eliminating use of the i-10 freeway. our limits to build this have been challenged by local opposition groups and permit is tied up in the courts. we think that project will create operational efficiencies for the ports. west coast ports are facing challenges duing to congress and growing freight concerns are not the whole story since freight have not returned to levels since seen before the recession. there are several factors that are contributeingcontributing, including inadequate port infrastructure needed to handle the larger ships, limited infrastructure adjacent to the ports. operating restrictions from local communities and operating operatingin efficiencies but the most d

the courtroom and he basically notified everybody that his new attorney is matthew fletcher from long beacher came downstairs after this quick proceeding, and fletcher got in front of this whole video issue. and fletcher said repeatedly that this was a case where suge knight was lured to the stand and ambushed there by he said what he thought were nongang members. >> then he takes the easiest way out. he's not required to back out and reverse down the street. these guys were -- my understanding, active gang members. it's clearly a gun was removed from one of them. >> reporter: again, the new attorney for suge knight trying to get out in front of this, repeatedly saying that 100% this video shows that suge knight was ambushed, clearly laying a defense out where suge knight is saying that they plotted to attack him at the burger stand. outside the courtroom those other supporters not of suge knight that he is just a thug and this is part of his criminal activity. >> i know you two have opposing views on this. but that notion that you heard matthew fletcher, the new foreign for shug knight say