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ocean city, post surfer, rob kelley, they are watching the now viral video of kelly's amazing on long beacher storm went through. this is surfline.com, websites all over this world, dropping jally. i caught up up with kelley at the surf shop. >> probably the best wave ry seen on the east coast and film. >> right now, i am thinking it is going to be a close out, but a good view. either way, when these guys are filming, you now it is going to be worth it if you go. >> i have been surfing for 30 years. i have to agree. this is the best wave i have seen ann one ride. >> that is good wave of hawaii's pipeline. >> this is long beach island. did you get throughout and surf. >> no. was flying a kite. >> sorry moore bayed? >> cue mid-life crisis. >> it was so big, that is enougt let me out. >> hawaii or california. >> the surf shop after they burped down, actually rob kelley himself. hes a one of the ones that actually gave me surfing lessons with ellison down there when i did not do what he did. i was saying that every single time. he was great. he traveled the world. very cool. here is the questio

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las autoridades de long beach investigan a quienes escribieron en distintos lugares. agente y lo pescó. los agentes estÁn listos para todo. ellos necesitan estar preparados para todo. pedro: la operaciÓn contó con el respaldo de helicÓpteros. de esta manera se combate el trÁfico, con una amplia actividad policiaca que puede durar horas. al parecer las prioridades estÁn cambiando. el nÚmero de detenciones cayÓ en enero en enero de 2017 a 31,575, en diciembre del 2016 43,000 acentos en cuenta cuatro, y en noviembre 47,211. una realidad que se corrobora. >> los nÚmeros han disminuido bastante,estamos viendo grupos de 20 a 30 personas. pedro: se permitiÓ recapturar el momento en el que ingresaban de manera ilegal a estados unidos. este es el Último recorrido que realizan los inmigrantes luego de ser deportados. las autoridades dicen quelas deportaciones ocurren durante todo el dÍa y bajo vigilancia policÍaca. ilia: la informaciÓn es fundamental, especialmente en tiempos de angustia. muchos inmigrantes se preguntan quÉ esperar con la nueva polÍtica migratoria? este domingo

and i wouldn't be surprised to see hail being released along route 72 heading towards long beach island. we'll watch this storm as it moves south and east and heavy rain and strong winds. these storms and downpours that pass through came after near record highs. philadelphia we hit a high of 72 degrees, the old record 76 degrees shy in trenton by a degree and the same for wilmington and the atlantic city airport broke the record hitting 73 this afternoon. the change come in the form a cold front from the north and west. temperatures in the 30s and 40s in the western great lakes, and that is for tonight and the rest of this work week. look ago head winds are gusting to near 45 tomorrow from near to below temperatures as we go into the upcoming weekend and we are talking one day where highs will not get out of the 30s. quite a flip from today's 70s. we'll look at today's numbers in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right adam thank you. any time storms move through rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan live to see where the stronger cells are heading, that is one resource availablea

it running from san diego, about here, off the coastline all the way up past long beach and the torrence way. the system is mostly offshore. never more than a few miles. researchers say it could trigger a 7.4 earthquake. five times stronger than the san francisco earthquake in 89 when 67 people died. trace gallagher has more from los angeles. actually, two faults together, huh? >> yeah, that's right, shep. because they're separated by three small breaks, scientists have combined the fault lines into one. so the rose canyon fault is integrated. the bigger fault line is more dangerous because different parts could rupture releasing more energy. adding to the danger is part of the fault runs along the coast and part runs through the heart of los angeles. the fault line is also relatively shallow. meaning during a 7.4 quake, the damage may not be as widespread. areas near the quake would be devastated. the only silver lining here is because if fault's location, experts say it would not likely cause a tsunami. the san andres fault has erupted every 60 years and every year it pushing together

the board of trustees meets in long beach. we'll keep you updated. >> a live look at highway 101 where the commute is rather light though the rain is off and on. hopefully everyone is driving at a safe speed. a new push is under way to put automated cameras on california roadways. a new bill is now winding its way through the state legislature. and if approved, san francisco and san jose want to team up to be the first city to launch that five-year pilot program. trans ta transportation leaders will meet to discuss what that means for them. >>> developing overnight, a missile launched by north korea exploded within seconds of liftoff according to south korean defense officials and u.s. military officials. the failed launch comes as the north reacts to ongoing u.s. and south korean military drills. >>> new information breaking about a massive seven-alarm fire in rockland, massachusetts, southeast of boston. the fire chief there in rockland calling this the most impressive thing that he had ever seen. that was an abandoned facto

he rode with her to long beach hospital. hugh: get us from their to the various crises to sitting down with mao in 1976. in how does that trip come about? what does president ford think about it? how does evolve? the first china trip after the resignation? frank: jack was the person in charge of that. the chinese invited him. and it was in february and it wasn't convenient for the ford administration. it was right before the new hampshire primary. there were some problems there. not only was it an invitation, the chinese sent a plane for him and wanted him to come. i think he was torn between not wanting to do something that would not be helpful to president ford, but not wanting to do nothing that would offend the chinese. he made the decision to go. it gave him the opportunity, a second opportunity, to see chairman mao shortly before he died. on the next trip, he was able to see a briefly tenured chairman. then he met and dealt with deng xiaoping. the nixon providence with china was really maintained by him going for that

the syrian alliance with the kurds don't want them to go to long beach. it is much more complex. islamiconly have more state on the syrian side -- that is why it is a problem of time. that it will be easier. probably to solve the problem on the iraqi side. anchor: what about the future of mosul in iraq? it is a very complicated situation. a lot of grievances in the city community, in that city and elsewhere. what about the planning for that? guest: it is difficult. mosulof people stay in because they are on the side of vices. the isis leaders are coming from mosul. what is also difficult is that is -- ande iraqi army inside the city of mosul you have the sunni. what will be difficult is when the iraqi governments go back to mosul, it has a different when the governor was a terrible man. is a case where you have the kurds, the city, the shape, and it is a mixture of the iraqi state. that is where the success will , or iraq will have a problem establishing a stay. is this the shape of future intervention, washing from the air and that kind of thing? guest: the problem is that it ta

on long beach island, summer bookings are up there as well and so are rental rates by an average of 7%e rebuild their homes from hurricane sandy are now charging more. >> not getting as much as the summer cottage houses. >> reporter: they're seeing a tend, more owners deciding to use their houses for themselves rather than renting them out. >> they want it available for their family, for their friends. this resulted in a slight decrease in inventory, but we have plenty of properties available. >> sights set on summer getaways as spring fights to take hold. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> this weekend in chester county our own first alert meteorologist krystal klei spoke with girls interested in science. the stem event called girls exploring tomorrow's technology was held at westchester east high school. i understand storm force 10 was there making an appearance. i'm sure you met plenty of aspiring meteorologists. >> i did. it was a good time we had. we are looking at conditions outside, cloudy right now. i've got to say thanks to the organization having me out there. so impressed with

. >> students held a protest today outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach, where they approved a tuition hike of $270 a year. that's the first increase in six years, the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. >>> the owner of a clothing boutique in san francisco is accused of selling clothes made with endangered animal skins. cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items. the items are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> alaska airlines announced today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that virgin flights are known for, free in flight entertainment and mood lighting in the cabin. >>> we're getting ready for

. >> sonia y su hija que tiene un retraso de habla recibiÓ la ayuda de la organizaciÓn en long beachcesitan. >> es un servicio para familias de bajos ingresos que tengan hijos entre seis meses y cinco aÑos. sonia estÁ eternamente agradecida con dicha organizaciÓn. >> la educaciÓn, el respeto. marÍa: tras pasar una semana internada en el hospital, dieron de alta a evangelina, una mujer que se convirtiÓ en el sÍmbolo de la fuerza en perÚ. ella emergiÓ del todo ocasionado por los deslaves. marÍa luisa nos presenta su testimonio. marÍa luisa: el fenÓmeno climÁtico que azota perÚ, no da tregua. deja a cientos de pero no sin casa. evangelina es el sÍmbolo de laresistencia. la imagen de la mujer que emergiÓ del barro, de la vuelta al mundo. hoy dio impactantes detalles de cÓmo logrÓ sobrevivir. >> pedÍa ayuda. nadie me escuchaba. mi esposo dijo: "nada". yo le gritaba que no podÍa, que nadaba mÁs. >> el mÉdico contÓ que tenÍa barro en sus entraÑas. >> el momento en el que yo lleguÉ donde vi a la gente que supuestamente me iba a ayudar, le pedÍ a dios que me de fuerza. no tenÍa ni siquiera pa

. >> students held a protest today outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach, where they approvedn hike of $270 a year. that's the first increase in six years, the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. >>> the owner of a clothing boutique in san francisco is accused of selling clothes made with endangered animal skins. cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items. the items are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> alaska airlines announced today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that virgin flights are known for, free in flight entertainment and mood lighting in the cabin. >>> we're getting ready for more rai

there is no known cure. >>> work is under way to restore the majestic queen mary in long beach. that ship survived world war ii but now it's in need of repair, and lots of it. that's expected to cost millions of dollars. here's abc news reporter carlos granda. >> reporter: a incredible histo the queen mary is fighting the battle of old age. >> we've got rust everywhere, expansion joint problems. she's an old gal. there's stuff falling apart everywhere. >> reporter: a new report says there are extensive corrosion and infrastructure issues. the damage is serious enough that within the next ten years some internal areas could collapse. mary rohr is part of an independent group that wants to restore the ship. >> i think it was painted over 25 years ago. they're constantly doing stuff. they have a basic maintenance plan but a lot of what's been done is cosmetic. >> reporter: the report estimates it could cost somewhere between $235 and $289 million to fix all the issues. the company that now operates the lease, urban commons, says our team is already in full swing making critical str

weekends with many making reservations for summer. >> it helps drive it up earlier. >> reporter: on long beachand the broker and owner of the van dyke group says summer bookings are up there as well and so are rental rates by an average of 7%. owners who have rebuilt their homes from hurricane sandy are now charging more. >> not getting as much of the more summer cottage houses, mo of the modern housing. >> reporter: agents say they're seeing a trend. more owners deciding to use their houses for themselves rather than renting them out. >> they want it available for their family for their friends. it's resulted in a slight decrease in inventory. but we still have plenty of properties zblabl sights set on summer getaways as spring fights to take hold. >>> children in philadelphia have books to read thanks to a nationwide program. part of the read to succeed initiative came to university city. workers and volunteered handed the books out to the students. kp &g has given out nearly 3 million books since 2008. >>> 43 degrees outside. following breaking news out of ohio. a mass shooting at a nightcl

. >>> a woman's dying wish is to get to the jersey shore one more time and police on long beach island make it happen. >>> the eagles net a new receiver, the start of free agency and they release a fan favorite. >>> after three days of temperatures stuck in the 60s hard to believe i'm tracking snow tomorrow and a bitter cold weekend and the potential for more significant storm next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> love the way that sounds, those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> the driver in that car is now facing a $200 ticket while using a cell phone while driving. "action news" took part in a ride along with newcastle police as they launched a crack down on distracted driving. dela

cargo ship landed just off the coast of long beach.asa officials say the container was filled with scientific experiments like stem cell research and equipment that one day may serve a satellite. the capsule had been at the space station for the past month. >>> new this morning, how happy are you? united nations world happiness report is out and a new country is crowned number one. norway took the top spot from denmark this year. it's based on factors like income, freedom, health, and good governance. in the meantime, the u.s. is 14th, down one bump from last year. the report says america's reduced happiness isn't from economic trouble. it's from failing social support and increasing corruption. >>> honey nut cheerios launches an effort to bring back the world's bee. >> that mascot buzz. he's gone missing. general mills pulled their mascot to raise awareness of declining bee populations. real bees. recently cheerios began a campaign to send 200 million wildflower seeds to americans and canadians. cheerios shattered their own goal, not

long beach island. it may snow, but likely to melt. one to two inches east windsor and trenton. again that's grassy surfaces, trenton, ben salem, philly chester, gloucester, i think all of these areas in the white are going to be just wet roads. little accumulations in the grass. as you go further to the north, a little colder, snow is a little heavier could have a little bit more of issues on untreated surfaces, warrhatfiel. three to five inches in allentown down to reading. most of that on the grassy surfaces, over the next three days this is bitter cold. every bit as cold as last weekend. and you can see a mix of rain and snow in philadelphia. the suburbs is snow and wind. and then look at the low temperatures over the weekend. 15. those are temperatures, not wind chills. lehigh valley is all snow. look at these numbers, close to single digits. mix of rain and snow at the jersey shore and in delaware. that is what the neighborhood weather is all about. and we lose the hour's sleep saturday night. as if the weekend doesn't have a rough enough thing. here's the issue. this is t

the group received a 5% tuition hike during its meeting in long beach yesterday. now lieutenant governor gavin newsome who's a trustee voted against the hike. however, the university says it needs the money to hire 400 new faculty members. the current tuition at csu is almost about $250 encrease. >>> the san francisco police department wants jail guards to wear body cameras. today the department will ask the board of supervisors committee to release $135,000 in reserved funding to begin a pilot program. the plan is to test these acameras for six months to a year. jail operations have been under scrutiny. it started about two years ago when some deputies were accused of forcing inmates to fight each other. >>> well the owner of a san francisco vintage clothing store is violating laws about selling items made from endangered animals. it's in the hate ashbury district. the department of fish and wild life received an anonymous tip about items in her store. seizing 150 jackets made from cheetahs, jag wires and other endangered animals. >> i'm sorry that those furs wer

the cargo craft splashed down in the pacific ocean 200 miles southwest of long beach, california.t was loaded with more than 5,000 pounds of science samples and supplies from the international space station. >>> every parent knows how tough it can be to keep the kids in bed after bedtime. here in new york, it was double trouble for this family as 2-year-old twins, andrew and ryan decided to have a party, escaping their cribs. they were making piles out of their pillows. it is captured on home monitoring video and later sped up by their parents. the dad puts them in bed. it's futile. later, both parents try once more to put the boys to sleep but they escape again. eventually, they go to bed all on their own. the tiny party animals, truly two of a kind. so cute. >>> up next, a story beloved by children and adults alike. finding new meaning in one american city. >>> finally tonight, generations have grown up with it, but classic children's story, "the giving tree," inspiring, sad, but ultimately uplifting. catie beck tonight with a sequel in california. >> reporter: in oakland, calif

the dragon capsule detached from the international space station and splashed down near long beach. it brought back samples for scientific experiments. >>> president trump today repeated his recent criticism of north korea following the country's latest test of a high-powered rocket engine that has increased tensions in asia. matt bradley has the story. >> reporter: the latest turn of the screw in the rapidly escalating tensions here in the korean peninsula is this new miss ool engine tests. these films were filmed yesterday and released today. north korean intelligence calling this a new missile. but the allies will be referring to it as a new problem. this could be attached or could propel an intercontinental ballistic missile. that's what kimmon unannounced in his new year's speech that he'll be building this year. that's the kind of missile that could reap u.s. shores, but if the north koreans will be escalating tensions toward the u.s., donald trump made it clear he won't put up with any kind of shenanigans from north korea. he tweeted that recently. rex tillerson said that all

folks needed wet suits yesterday afternoon in the city of long beach, about 30 miles south of manhattan. high storm wind are what surfers wait for all year long as you can see this town has its share of thrill seekers. >> i just spent six weeks traveling to california, hawaii, puerto rico and now i come back to new york and get best waves of the entire winter. how about that. >> it is good the currents, don't beach but you have to get a good one here and there, yeah. >> new york city itself got between 6 inches to a foot of snow. >>> police officers in bergen field, new jersey had some fun , take a look at this video , video captured of officers having a friendly snow ball fight with local kid on a snow covered street. >>> up next, an update to a story we told but two young boys hoping to surprise their teacher do you remember this week with the haircut. >> so cute, went viral. >>> we hope to find it before it find them. we will tell you what these searchers are scouring wood for in florida when we come right ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than

you can see here it splashed down in long beach. hopefully we'll see that. now, you see that the capsule had been at the space station for about a month and brought back samples for scientific experiments. >>> all right. it's an exciting day in the newsroom, also an exciting day at the ncaa tournament. we were talking earlier, everybody's bracket here in the newsroom, forget about it. they're all busted, including mine. >> mine is pretty much busted. it's in bad shape right now. michigan one of those that's been shocking everyone. they're on a mission. we've got highlights from the big dance. >>> plus we're just two weeks away from opening day in baseball, but will justin be ready? giants/brewers action next in sports. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> giants starter has had a hard time staying in the yar

washington post" shows environmental activists defacing the trump national golf club located near long beach. several people carved no more tigers, no more woods into the grass. in a statement the activists claimed to be sending a message about climate change. >>> elsewhere in california a suspect is due in court after he was caught on camera allegedly trying to entice a little girl into a supermarket bathroom. surveillance video captured a man identified as 78-year-old theodore childers allegedly trying to lure the 6-year-old girl in the men's room with a promise of a treat and thankny did not listen. after police released the video a gym employee recognized him as a member. >>> breaking news overnight in ferguson, missouri where a fresh round of violence erupted after the release of a new documentary on michael brown's death. protesters gathered outside a convenience store. at least four people were arrested after gunshots erupted. no one was hurt. the protests come after stranger fruit premiered at south by southwest this austin, texas. the film includes new video of brown inside that sto

for those of new extreme southern maryland, southern calvert county, long beach, down into st. mary's county, lexington park, maybe an inch or. so maybe one to three as you get into prince frederick. and speaking, we're kind of now edging more on the lower end of these ranges. so maybe around one to two inches. remington, back through dale city, alexandria, three to six inches, maybe now leaning a little bit more on that lower end of the spectrum. moving you over to prince georgia, three to six. but with maybe a little bit more rain. maybe not quite as much. six to 10 as you get into is silver spring. once you get into northern montgomery county, frederick, carol, baltimore counties, that's when we'll see pro-probably our highest accumulation, 10-plus inches. veronica johnson, the snow, once it starts falling, the going to start measuring up very quickly. so i'm going to send it over to you to talk a little bit more about the timing. veronica: so, first of all, if that storm is a little bit more south and east of our current track, it could changey the sweet spot is with total.

a vocal group of students protested outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach yesterday. inside, the board voted to hike tuition by $270 a year beginning in the fall. the increase will generate about $77 million a year in revenue, which school leaders say they need because of a looming gap in state funding. students plan to ask the legislature to allocate more money to the cal state system. >>> a one-day strike for at&t workers is over. 17,000 technicians walked out yesterday morning with many on the picket lines. abc7 news caught up with a group outside a company call center on bush street in san francisco. union members have been working without a contract for nearly a year. last night, at&t and the union reached a settlement on job duties for those technicians. >>> ten hours with no power and counting. that's the stark reality for a san francisco neighborhood this morning, and here is the reason why. a large downed tree snapped power lines and caused considerable damage to a power pole yesterday. this on dillwood avenue just west of the mt. davidson cross. 19 pg&e cust

in long beach, california.finding pill presses among millions of tons of goods, is no small challengeone container here is processed every 7.8 seconds.customs and border protection opened up its secret warehouse for cnn showing us the seized pill press machines with investigations underway to see whether they were legally imported.cheryl davies / assistant port director of lax, customs and border protection: "we see a variety of machines. they range from manual, little, manual machines that you can make one or two at a time. all the way up to machines that can generate 170,000 per minute. huge, industrial-sized machines. with all the overdoses that we're seeing, the increase in overdoses in the last couple years, i think these types of interceptions are extremely important. they have a lot of impact on our communities."the ones they don't catch, end up in places like this.lubbock, texas: police raid and find a table- top pill press and nearly 7 pounds of synthetic fentanyl. it's so dangerous, even to touch, that agents have to get into full hazmat gear.the dea's john martin says pill

the cargo craft splashed down in the pacific ocean 200 miles southwest of long beach, california.it was loaded with 5,000 pounds of science samples and supplies from the international space station. >>> every parent knows how tough it can be to keep the kids in bed after bedtime. here in new york, it was double trouble for this family as 2-year-old twins, andrew and ryan decided to have a party, escaping their cribs. it is captured on home monitoring video and sped up by the parents. the dad puts them in bed. it's futile. they try once more to put them to sleep, they escape again. eventually, they go to bed on their own. they are truly two of a kind. so cute. >>> next, a story beloved by children >>> next, a story beloved by children ame to reach my goals.ady insie so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it wor

today's students held a protest outside as the board of trustees met in long beach and approved a tuition hike of $270 a year at all 23 campuses. it is the first increase in six years. >> for me this may mean taking a third job. right now i'm working two part-time jobs. there's only so much you can do, trying to balance school, work and life altogether. for me and many others this could mean dropping out of school. >> the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. csu says nearly 63% of its undergraduate students have their tuition fully covered by financial aid and will not be impacted by this increase. >>> what happens when a restraining order doesn't work? abc 7 news talks with experts after a domestic dispute turns deadly. >>> catch and release. the effort to save fish that once reigned supreme. >>> and listen to this, are dolls and other household items spying on you? one california lawmaker has an answer. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our

we outcomes of cambodians in long beach. it is a tragedy to shut the door.end to flourish and we will see how many you begin with the $50 million. that was jeremy conrad. tomorrow, join us for an exclusive interview with a pretty tech savvy banker jamie , dimon. the conversation will focus on president trump's first 100 days, on exit and on global banking. coming up, wikileaks exposes alleged cia spying techniques and samsung smart tvs are getting unwanted attention. more on south korea giants next latest debacle. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> softbank is planning to sell holdings to the vision fund it is creating with partners. lead investors have expressed interest in including the chipmaker in their portfolio. they will get about $8 billion from the shares and it is separate from the 25 ilion dollars the company has all but it contributed to the fund. microsoft uses chips for their cloud service and this could challenge intel's place in the market. the software giant plans to use arm server chips to be discussed at its summit today in california. more headaches

groundbreaking of the helen diller playground at the soefshg there is a lot of love in the air and long beach special people that have made today possible you'll hear from several of them i want to start allergy primarily acknowledging the tremendous generalist of the helen diller foundation represented by zach here and the incredible partnership of the trust for public land represent by the adrian and alex but a lot of people in the house. >> (clapping.) >> give it up p t l. >> (clapping.) >> so love; right? so you know there is no better day to love our parks than valentine's day that is the day that really celebrates the love that jackie and her family not city and playground for the pc location who home-based in san francisco as this city and it's parks are the love that civic center needs and deserves and the degree to which our children will love the playground with what in their built i want to give thanks and i'm going to turn it over to a couple of my bosses again want to thank the hundred foundation for frustrate for public land and my team in this project and i want to thank so man

she lives at the aquarium in long beach. she just celebrated her 25th birthday. >> doesn't look a day over 20. >> i guess it is considered pretty monumental for harbor seals. in the wild they live 15 years. she has lost much of her eyesight. but her hearing allows her to keep up with the young pups. she looks like she's really keeping up there. laying around. >>> it is 5:08. as you head out, going to see more dry weather. we see the clouds approaching the coast. it will will start to bring in late don't for the north bay and early tomorrow for the rest of the bay area. looking at the hour-by-hour planner, we do see clouds starting to increase during the day. here we are tonight at 10:00. light showers for the north bay. then the heavier rain arrives before is sunrise for santa rosa. it spreads south as we two through the day. going to see pockets of heavy rain along with gusty wind. so your friday looks really foggy. but this weekend does not. i'll talk about that in four minutes. mike has the update about the motorcycle iss

investigation resulted in four arrests for an alleged fentanyl importation and distribution conspiracy in long beach. the d.e.a. reported the men had tablets 0 fentanyl d 13 kilo grams of the nar @kotyks. mr. milione, i want to commend your agency for keeping the drug off the streets of orange county. mr. milione, the making and distributing of pills containing fentanyl have been disguised by molding the pills in a wide variety of counterfeit brands and colors. what are the most prevalent pip types being discould have had -- pill types being discovered? mr. milione: oxy could he doan, depending on the market. so if there is a market, they will replicate them. if they want a powder substance in a capsule, that market will influence how they package it. mrs. walters: what types of pill making machinery are most commonly associated with these counterfeit drug operations? mr. milione: there is a broad range. anything from an inexpensive pill machine to ones that cost $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 that can produce 250,000 pills an hour. one is hand held that can be easily used so it's a broad spectrum there.

this is a report from long beach, new york, where the freezing conditions did not stop this man fromaking a surfboard into the sea. stick with this one because it's worth it. >> tell me how those waves are. >> a little bit sloppy. >> were you able >> floated a mile. do you have a van here? >> we do have a van here, that big news van. >> do you want to give me a ride back to my car? >> we might be able to work something out for you, what's your name? >> adam. >> do you always surf the crazy storms? >> no. my first time. >> your first time. are you going to go out again? >> yeah, i think i'll try surfing again. >> do you usually do it in the summer? >> no, this is my first time surfing. >> period? >> yeah. >> ever? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know, on second thought, i don't think we're going to let you in the van. [ cheers and applause ] you know, i like to find a silver lining in situations like this weather thing. last night on the show i issued a youtube challenge to those of you who were holed up at home because of the snow, i challenged you to go outside, gather a snowball, then throw

it detached from the international space station and splashed down near long beach. it has been at the space station for a month and brought back samples for scientific experiments. >>> rob mayeda joining us with the micro climate forecast. it's going to bring a little bit more rain. people are done with the rain but it's bringing more. >> present company included. four more hours of winter. but the forecast will have a winter like forecast eventually. maybe thunder and small hail in the mix. in san francisco a thin layer of low clouds. in emeryville, an and mild temperatures. winds picking up out of the south. the low temperatures are not too chilly. near 60 degrees in san jose. the main complaint is the pollen count numbers which did come in this weekend, high for trees, and now grass pollen on the rise and weeds too. so the rain is good news at least short term for allergy sufferers. the showers pass from the coast and moving inland we think more so in the second half of the day tomorrow. although you can see the bright white clouds, the showers are sending up to

. >> reporter: dunes and this beach walkway in the hol gate section of long beach township took another beating. the coastline now in need of emergency repairs for a second time this winter. the storm also left its mark on some of stone harbor's beaches, newly widened. the u.s. army corps of engineers set to assess the damage and possibly have contractors make repairs. north wilded with also making plans to move sand yet again. >> we will be down there with equipment this week even just trying to smooth out some of the cliffs. >> reporter: as for these damaged dunes, a big beach replenishment project this spring will take care of rebuilding them and widening the beach. live in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> quite the scene there. let's take a live look down broad street in center city from our camel center campus camera. more snowflakes flying across that camera. >> saw it in the live shot as well. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with us now. snow falling and the bitter cold. >> the bitter cold and the bitter winds added to some snow. that's not fog obliterating th

and it was the long beach fox and someone decided it was a good idea to give everyone an orange on the and there were a lot of sailors, you know,. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> they didn't like our exact they let us know by giving us citrus fruit. >> stephen: trying to prevent scurvy. >> yes. >> stephen: headline or nothing. >> stephen: you're on "better call saul," now. and you play chuck mcgill. >> that's right. >> stephen: who is jimmy's brother. and he is-- >> worst man in the world. >> stephen: worst man in the world. your character is a bit of a shut-in because he is very susceptible to e.m.f., electromagnetic frequency issues. >> yes, he has electromagnetic hypersensitivity. >> stephen: do you have anything like is that do you have-- >> i have arthritis in my thumbs which i've had for 20 years. i have arthritis in my thumbs and i can always tell when it's going to get cold or it's going to get hot or when it's going to stay the tame saim. because my thumbs hurt, you see. ( laughter ) so that's really handy. >> stephen: very handy. exactly, sure. you're a one-man weather channel. >> i a

we've had temperatures, say, we had mid-60s, low 70s today with 80 degrees down in long beach, down to los angeles, so we've been very warm, and now we're going to really cool off. here's the computer model. tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., this is all about increasing clouds. increasing clouds friday afternoon, so that's your day friday. new we get into -- now saturday morning, and not too bad, but saturday afternoon into the evening hours, we get the rain. it's not a big deal. but we're wet on saturday, probably about 2:00 on, overnight, and then you get into sunday morning and you got a few showers not morning, but the afternoon, it's just scattered showers, so sunday is the best day on the weekend, saturday until about lunchtime you're in good shape. so it's just saturday lunch to about sunday 8:00 a.m. that's going to be the real wet period. you'll be dodging raindrops, but able to get stuff down. the five-day forecast, high cloud tomorrow, tomorrow is about increasing clouds, saturday and sunday, chance of a sprinkle here, and i think sunday afternoon won't be half bad, and monday, w

are accredited within california we have nine local health departments, that are accredited with long beach san diego humboldt orange county pasadena venn tur yeah now san francisco and los angeles were accredited i wanted to thank all of the commissioners in the process and special shout out to karen pierce who is the coordinator she did an awesome. job cracking whip with the documentation. and april we will give you an official presentation and go over everything they said we are accredited for five years and continue to improve on. >> and i would like to acknowledge thomas aragon because he has kept this in the forefront of work and noticed the quality of improvement for the health department. thank you so much. [applause]. >> do we have any comments from the committee at this point? from the commission regarding this? >> congratulations well done. i know a lot of blood, sweat and tears went into this and a lot of heart congratulations everybody very cool. >> congratulation i was whispering if we have a higher score than los angeles. >> i don't know. [laughter] but we're actually very in

upper 50s to the north and west and a bit of a win coming in off the atlantic water especially long beachsland the temperature there just 48 degrees but the ocean has gone up to 46 where just a few weeks ago it was 41 degrees. high pressure is in control with the light northerly win and that continues to pull in speeds of 20 to 25 miles per hour earlier but that continues to dwindle and it will be down to 5 to 10 miles per hour overnight but we are tracking another pretty impressive system in the midwest right now, near wichita, that is the senter of the low and east of there is tornado watches popping up south of st. louis and west of memphis and that goes into the ohio valley tomorrow and tonight chilly and winds relaxing 30 to 35 degrees and a bit after i chill with the clear sky and tomorrow high pressure is anchored nearby and it loses its punch and sun in the morning gives way to increasing cloud as head of the system and that works across the area, new low starts to develop along this to our south, that means we are on the cooler side 48 degrees with the raw easterly win and 48 deg

california on the frontline of the battle with reports of long beach, los angeles and oakland with 40% traffic. a spokesperson told fox news that new technology is fine if it keeps workers safe, powerful automation means that their jobs could be gone. nicole: looking at stocks here. pharmaceutical tops the list this morning. shares soared 18% in extended trading after the drugmaker said a combination of two medicines successfully treated cystic fibrosis in a closely watched clinical trial. dave and buster's entertainment going the other way, falling more than 4%. the casual dining change for the latest order to beat the estimate, but same-store sales came up short. we look at earnings from duluth and then after the closing bell. the maker to report sharply higher results compared to a year ago. listed below are ended its prior earnings guidance after it reported a strong holiday season in january and really carried more towards that. lauren: i actually hope to keep the business. i'm sure you do too. theresa may filing for divorce from the european union. but the british exit and faster

it's going to be moving into long beach island you can see how fast it's moving. 4:21 at ship bottom. further to the south, the storms move past cape may and are into the ocean. you see the southwest winds ahead of a cold front. this line as you can see, it was pretty potent, causing wind damage all over maryland. as it got into our area, it weakened. the line moved unite so fast, it moved out ahead of the support for it, in the atmosphere. so one part of the system moved 60 miles an hour, while another part moved at 40, and it was kind of lost its structure, that is what has happened just during the last hour, and just as it has come through our area. now, there's more rain back to the west, this is the area we're going to be watching down near roanoke. it could make it into southern delaware, in the next few hours, the actual cold front is back here in ohio, so when you get a front that far behind, the line of thunderstorms strange things can happen, and it did. just as it got into the philadelphia area. and we could be seeing some more showers during the night tonight. but the stro