jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg travelled from avalon to long beach island. >> this was not barbara stout's idea of a relaxing day at the beach. >> we don't want to be near the construction. >> reporter: she and her family decided to head elsewhere after finding the sand on beach haven center street beach, a work zone. >> i have ply grandson with me and i didn't want to worry about that. >> reporter: the work before the unofficial start of summer is part of a massive federal beach replenishment and protection project on long beach island. >> it's good. if it needs to be done, it needs to be done. >> reporter: from here, the project set to head south to hol gs gate and north to surf city by mid-june. >> they need to come here like yesterday. >> reporter: the community beaches were battered by coastal storms. local leaders say the upcoming work shouldn't be much of a disruption to summer season. >> here after sandy, there was very little inconvenience. >> reporter: in avalon, public works crews are racing to rebuild beaches also hit hard by recent nor'easters. they're trucking

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i worked in long beach, gang violence.ell you what when you see places like new york they are putting forward policies legal policies, saying they need to be banned here it's not making the public or the citizens here more safe. it's actually making it unsafe for them. if they are not able to take the guns off the streets, okay and they are making it too pc police too afraid to do their jobs, they don't want to get sued or bad mouthed on tv. cops get killed in the line of duty. does the president call them or their families? no he says if i had a son, he looked like trayvon martin. this is part of the culture that goes on that is dangerous for public safety. >> juan should i go to you now or show the clip from sheriff clark? >> go. >> sheriff clark has this to say. >> cobs are not afraid to do their job. it's the cop hating department of justice led by a race upset attorney general. the president of the united states has been leading the core, slandering the integrity of the service for law enforcement officers. what offic

absolutely had a washout there during the day today, and it continues from louis, delaware, cape pay, long beach island, some of it has been heavy. now, that's not the only area of rain that we're watching tonight. we have the dry air in the philadelphia area, but far to the north and west, we have this line of showers and thunderstorms, and it continues to move to the southeast. the first area that it's likely to affect is allentown and lehigh valley over the next couple of hours. here's the future cast that shows this as we go in to the 6:00 hour, approaching chester county while the rain at the shore continues, a little light rain in the philadelphia area, but there's two areas. this one weakens as it comes towards the philadelphia area. the area of the shore moves out, and so, again, we have some places getting rain in the night. others are staying dry. the general trend as we head towards tomorrow is for improvement. we have warm weather in the lehigh vam lee, the sun has come out, but it's been a chilly day, 60s up and down the jersey shore with the wind coming in off that chilly ocean. we

and this is helen out in long beach, california. helen, what does it take to be middle class in long beach, california? caller: it takes a lot more money than most other places in the united states. i live in the los angeles area. where the cost of housing has probably tripled to what it is in most places in america. i'm also -- everything else seems to follow suit. you know, the cost of housing, e cost of utilities, food, clothing. erything -- housing is enormous. and everything seems to follow suit. i've lived all my life in california and i'm 62. when've seen such a change housing was affordable from the 1950's and 1960's and 1970's. anybody can come out here and just put down a few month's worth of income as a down payment and then you can have a house, a family. one person working. it has changed so much. they were the working class. back then, the working class probably had a better, more secure lifestyle than the upper middle class does today in this area. it takes over $100,000 a year to be comfortable and to live in a neigh

yesterday at the national earthquake conference, it was in long beach.f earthquakes had any sense of humor, they would strike in long beach while it's on, but a scientists who specializes on studying the fault says the southern part of the fault which includes here in los angeles is, quote, locked, loaded and ready to go. like it's bruce willis or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and whose side are you on? it makes me nervous. i spent the last night gorilla gluing my hourglasses to their display stands. one of the guys who works here, let's call him joe because that's his name. joe bought an earthquake preparedness kit. it's a bucket full of supplies. one of the items liste emergency toilet. he was curious to see what it was. it turns out the emergency toilet is the bucket itself. i guess in an emergency everything is a toilet. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you don't really need a bucket. [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for that weird unregulated applause. they say the most important things to have, and this is important to have in your earthquake readiness k

. >> this is happening today in long beach w. >> this is from are fema.on what we can expect from a days showers and storms ter. >> . >>> this conference is being held in long beach. it happens every four years and brings together geologists and civic leaders from all over the world. >> it is a national hurricane conference. >> joining us is mike mahoney from fema. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> a guy like mike mahoney goes into the conference and looking to learn what. >> this is from earthquakes or other findings. from the universities. and pass it along to users. >> policymakers. and in turn. >> learn what they caught us. >> this is in los angeles, in the past couple of months. >> talk about here in the bay area. >> it is the quicker earthquake we experience here in the bay area. >> what did i learn from that one. >> we learned, there were several buildings up there. and had been retrofitted. and some techniques did very well. and others okay. >> we learned quite a bit how elements of the building. >> ceiling. >> sprinkler shafts. and they ran for sever

and we hope it is an exciting week down in long beach.in a few minutes with your full forecast. interesting information coming out with the early earthquake system. and we are interested in that because we know that a big quake could happen at any time. >>> california woman is taking her employer to court. she said she was fired hours after telling her boss that she is pregnant. we will hear from her when 4on2 continues. m$ >>> we are expecting to see more action. yesterday a group of people on a hunger strike outside the mission police station known as the first 05 went into wheelchairs in march with hundreds of supporters to the city hall. the group went to have the mayor fire police chief in the wake of several deadly police shooting. the meeting did not happen. last night they decided not to -- appear. we will be following developments with a live report. >>> it was a terrifying day for thousands of people in the threat of a growing wildfire in alberta canada. one woman said she could feel the heat of the fire from inside her car. mor

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.>>> in long beach student who was killed in the paris terror attacks is being honored this week and. amy gonzales was studying when she was killed in november. a french soccer team came out for a tournament in norco and they released doves and gave her parents a trophy and spelled-out pray for amy. >> it is a very important because he died in our country. >> everything that we've done for her is for us also for our healing. >> recovery workers have pulled a world war ii plane out of the hudson river. the -- a crashed yesterday killing the pilot. today scuba divers attached the wreckage and put it on a boat. they will investigate the crash . the pilot who died was a veteran of airshows. >>> it was a scary deity at the zoo. one point fell into the gorilla habitat. he crawled in a barrier and fell. the zoo officials say the tranquilizing the grillo would've been too risky for the boy. the only choice was to shoot and kill the gorilla.>>> a little beer cheese came to an end. wandering bear fell from a tree outside of a pasadena home after it was tranquilize. the of been chasing it to the

so tom's river getting a little bit, long beach island, even trenton. from philadelphia westward, there isn't much of a threat of this coming down. here's the live view, and it's just some very light showers across parts of burlington and ocean county. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures climbing into the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. expect basically dry weather through the afternoon and tonight. and then of course we start warming up tomorrow. in the lehigh valley, getting up near 80 degrees by 6:00. back down to 75. and at the jersey shore, it's going to be warmer today because more of a west wind, and then things will change a little bit as we head through the holiday weekend. i have that forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, we'll see you then. sources tell nbc10 a suspect has turned himself in after a hit-and-run crash that left one person dead. nbc10 was on the scene at cottman and bustleton avenues. the driver of this lexus drove onto the sidewalk, slammed into a septa bus shelter. the impact threw the shelter and the man i

so let's move on to zachary in long beach, california. nancy cohen is our guest. women in politics is the topic. >> i have not read your book but i'm looking forward to reading it. the interview that i am watching and knowing that women outnumber men in population, more the norm have women outnumber men. but of course it has not happened. and as a male, as a person of color here in america i am a nothing minority, but i think hopefully it will help enlighten. >> thank you. you know, you bring up a good point, women are the majority of the population, and we are also the majority of the voting population. women make up about 53% of voters. about 10 million more women than men voted no last presidential election. america ranks 72nd in the world on women's political empowerment. that means 71 nations have a have a higher proportion of women empowerment we do. and so i do think that other nations have adopted a lot of processes that have made a commitment to getting closer to parity in government. this is difficult to do. high levels of incumbent reelection. that is r

what are you teaching others at this conference in long beach?t's really quite exciting. i worked with the city of los angeles for a year and they came up with the most comprehensive seismic resilience plan that we have ever seen here in southern california. so i am in a session actually with patrick godolina from san francisco sharing the experiences of our two cities with adopting resilience plans with the other cities that need to do the same thing. >> now, i spent years in los angeles and in your office there in l.a. interviewing you. it's good to see you again. and now i hear you're retiring. you spent more than 30 years with the u sgs. what else are you doing with earthquake research now? >> yeah. i retired from the usgs just a month ago now. right now i am working on a book. i am trying to put together the things that i have done in the last few decades. after that that's completed we are working at putting together a center to share these experiences, rezil generals, to take what we did with the city of los angeles to other cities. so it'

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. >> well, the weather has been pretty much perfect for folks enjoying a long holiday weekend. take a look at beach in santa cruz. just packed all day long. and up, into the mountains check out this live look from our heavenly mountain camera. drew? >> we've seen a spectacular day today. tons of sunshine and the highs today about a 40 degree difference from coast to inland locations. 59 in half moon bay for a high today. antioch, 99 degrees so somethinq for everybody out there on this memorial day. 66 the high in san francisco. and 80 in napa. lakeport up to 92 degrees, temperatures now very warm inland. 95 in antioch. 86 san ramone. you notice vallejo, oakland have dropped into the 60s and thanks to this, right here a live look showing you marine layer thickening and moving onshore. what is helping it, coming up, we'll talk about who will wake up with fog on tuesday morning and when the heat will peak in the accu-weather forecast. >>> thank you, drew. the holiday weekend is a good opportunity to hit the beach. right? >> that wasn't an option. >> next, the attack that shut down the hospital and shu

. >> well, the weather has been pretty much perfect for folks enjoying a long holiday weekend. take a look at beach in santa cruz. just packed all day long. and up, into the mountains check out this live look from our heavenly mountain camera. drew? >> we've seen a spectacular day today. tons of sunshine and the highs today about a 40 degree difference from coast to inland locations. 59 in half moon bay for a high today. antioch, 99 degrees so somethinq for everybody out there on this memorial day. 66 the high in san francisco. and 80 in napa. lakeport up to 92 degrees, temperatures now very warm inland. 95 in antioch. 86 san ramone. you notice vallejo, oakland have dropped into the 60s and thanks to this, right here a live look showing you marine layer thickening and moving onshore. what is helping it, coming up, we'll talk about who will wake up with fog on tuesday morning and when the heat will peak in the accu-weather forecast. >>> thank you, drew. the holiday weekend is a good opportunity to hit the beach. right? >> that wasn't an option. >> next, the attack that shut down the hospital and shu

. >> findings came out this week at an earthquake conference in long beach. scientist says the fault is locked, loaded and ready to roll. the last tremor was in 1857. that's when a 7.9 quake hit. j >> the force is strong at the white house. take a look. >> wait for the storm troopers. here they come. i couldn't stop laughing when i saw this last night. president obama and the first lady celebrated "star wars" day and may the fourth be with you with a storm trooper dance party. you can see r2d2 in the background providing disco lights. i just love that. >> i do, too. >> let's move. that's michelle obama. >> may the fourth be with you, happy cinco de mayo today. >> today marks the 154th anniversary of cinco de mayo. >> it commemorates the tribes of the mexican army on the battle of pueblo may 5, 1862. it's really a big deal in california so have fun but stay safe. >>> we are on top of two breaking news stories this morning. there are live pictures from north san jose. is there a man standing on top of a vta train and refusing to come down since about 1:30 this

lefte queen mary southampton for the last time in 1967 and was brought to long beach, california to becomehotel and museum. the role in helping jews escape the nazis, lost a history. on the 80th anniversary of her maiden voyage, this remarkable story can be told. these are some of the generations of jews given life after their family made it out on the queen they survived. duncan kennedy, bbc news. katty: a big ship with a big history. remembering queen mary's role in the second world war. you can find more on our website as well. katty kay here for "bbc world news america." thank you for watching. tune in tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. e-trade. and, cancer treatment centers of america. >> e-trade is all about seizing opportunity. >> cut. >> so i am going to take this opportunity to direct. thank you. we'll call you. evening. film

the work is part of a federal beach replenishment and protection project on long beach island. after another week or so, crews will move on to wholegate and surf city. some beach goers decided to find a quieter spot. others were okay with that noise. >> like, oh, no, should we go over some place else? but we're happy being right out here at the top and enjoying it. >> public works crews are also racing to rebuild beaches hit hard by fallen winter coastal storms. local leaders say the work won't disrupt the summer season, and the beaches will all be in good shape for the tourists. >>> now to atlantic city, where the owner of the former revel casino needs your help to complete its revival, and he's willing to pay for it. he's considering a $10,000 reward for the person who can rename the casino, but there's a catch. we called him, and he hasn't officially launched a way to submit your proposals. nbc 10 called him last night for clarity about his offer. right now he's not sure how it would work. he says 40% of the resort will reopen by june 15th. >>> happening today, house homeland

. >>> in southern california a shark may be believed for injuries suffered by a swimmer in long beach. >>> and on this memorial day, we're learning that flag sales are soaring, a wisconsin flagmaker said its sales are 15% from this time from last year. partly due to this being an election year. the company's chief operating officer said there's more than that there's been a rise in pay terrorism. >>> x:men apocalypse was easily topped at the box office but didn't do as well as expected. it pud in $65 million over three days. but alice through the looking glass from our parent company disney flopd. >>> when you think of coconut-flavored goodies, the color white comes to mind. this sweet treat is anything summer is jet black, it's called coconut ash. the unique new flavor was created by a new york ice cream parlor. >> i'm sure it probably tastes better than it looks. >> i hope so. >>> when we come back -- a trio of good samaritans come to the aid of a woman who said she was out with a friend. >>> and the change having some serious consequences. ...another anti-wrinkle cream in