blanca ---la policia de ciudad de long beach busca a un exhibicionista, un individuo que a mostrado susa menores de edad en varias ocasiones. cesar --- esto a provocado preocupacion entre varios padres de familia... --- "luis zaragoza" nos tiene ms detalles de esta historia --- take pkg :01 :14 este es el retrato hablado que han proporcionado las autoridades, se trata de un individuo que ha exhibido sus partes ntimas a por lo menos 5 niÑas en edades de 12 a 15 aÑos, lo que a desatado una gran preocupacin por parte de las autoridades, quienes aconsejan el mejor consejo que podemos dar es que caminen en grupos si vienen de regreso de la escuela, no caminen solos y no caminen distraídos con el celular de acuerdo a la policia de long beach los incidentes han ocurrido desde el pasado 6 de agosto, y el ltimo caso ocurri en pasado martes en el area de arbor rd y atherton st en la ciudad de long beach, un zona por donde pasan muchos niÑos a la escuela y esto a causado indignacion aseguran los residentes sot. mainor chimale / residente preocupado claro que si una persona que hace esas cosas es m

of the thirty two hundred acre port of long beach is one of the busiest ports in the united states second only to the port of los angeles which is adjacent as a leading gateway between the united states and asia it generates over one hundred billion dollars in trade every year everything from clothing and shoes to toys furniture and consumer electronics arrive on ships like the ones behind me before making way to store shelves across the nation because this is such a critical piece of infrastructure it's a prime target for enemy attacks and since nine eleven government agencies have ramped up their efforts to protect it this includes collaborating with consulting groups like knowledge and intelligence program professionals retired marine colonel how come for who founded the company told me kip recently hosted a seminar for california officials as part of the eggs or size he asked them to imagine the unthinkable a north korean strike on long beach or rather than hype nuclear war he took a more pragmatic approach i'm not staying up staying awake at night. worrying about a nuclear attack cer

the thirty two hundred acre port of long beach is one of the busiest ports in the united states secondonly to the port of los angeles which is adjacent as a leading gateway between the united states and asia it generates over one hundred billion dollars in trade every year everything from clothing and shoes to toys furniture and consumer electronics arrive on ships like the ones behind me before making way to store shelves across the nation because this is such a critical piece of infrastructure it's a prime target for enemy attacks and since nine eleven government agencies have ramped up their efforts to protect it this includes collaborating with consulting groups like knowledge and intelligence program professionals retired marine colonel how kemper who founded the company told me kip recently hosted a seminar for california officials as part of the eggs or size he asked them to imagine the unthinkable a north korean strike on long beach but rather than hype up nuclear war he took a more pragmatic approach i'm not staying up staying awake at night worrying about a nuclear attack sur

and now that house is well on the way to the new home on long beach island.ora muchanic will have that story coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> also, ahead the new public health campaign from public officials in the hopes of lowering the infant mortality rate, stories we are following for new a little bit until then back to the studio. >> thanks rick. >>> combining the love of reading and exercise, for the entire family. that is the goal of the newest story walk book. children from the school in media helped to unveil the book, duck on a bike. pages are displayed on 19 panels of a quarter mile walking circle and story walk is free at rose tree park. >> in celebration of national arts week the philadelphia orchestra is kicking off the first ever, we are here week. the string quartet performed at the philadelphia performing arts the charter school and in the crass was fifth grade cellist -- they were there to perform for the school. the orchestra's here initiative promotes health and education. >> soothing. >>> still to come, if you can't remember the last time you

a pretty wild day here on long beach its nand but they say thi was the only way to do it. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> wow incredible. >> talk about beach front port. >>> time for a check of the "action ne e" traffic report. matt pellman is in the traffic center tuesday nighen. kow are we looendng your way? >> which moves faster a barge moving a house or traffic on the schuylkill? d routsbly a posu coe enot moving quickly east street and heavy from 0sntra mery drive into this poit as people head to the phils game and flyers preseason game. but westbound on the schat imat weblal see construction here starting at 9:00 and then at 11:00 just lly te last night th cill e iose the westbound lane of the schuylkill here at 30th street and at that puse nt get around 95. and the turnpike westbound side a broken down vehicle around ntown en down vehicle around taendng out the left lane, a crash involving a pedestrian in newcas coe pp nempcastle utsgel 141 is a better bet and slow there one on 42 southbound approaching 29ng t and e. wra crowds thereof the walt whitman

attention of many folks down the shore, a house being moved by barge from surf city to surf city on long beach it floated right under the route 72 bridge. after developer was selling the home because of construction but didn't want to see the building dismol issued. the family from bucks county loved the home as is. it cost about $75,000. >> republicans might try to bring it back in the future, but for now the effort to repeal and replace obama care is dead. the authors of the graham cassidy bill to give healthcare to the states acknowledged they don't have the votes. susan collins, john mccain and rand paul said they would vote no. obama care survives another attempt by the g.o.p. toappeal. >> the fbi says suspects gave or took bribes to inspliewns where star athletes would go to college, sponsorships and agents they would pick and who made their suits. >> the kingdom of saudi arabia announced today that women will be allowed to drive starting next summer. saudi arabia is the only country in the world that barred women from driving. said the saudi ambassador to washington, society is ready. >

long beach, new york, was one of them. this was bob kaible's house the next day. yellow one, with a sand dune blocking his front door. >> kaible: the beaches decided that they didn't want to be there any more, 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, "w

, a wall of white especially towards trenton and burlington county and as you worked toward the long beachsland area and there was a definitive line where the clouds were to where there were no clouds whatsoever. basically what this is, is the leading edge of jose. what is happening over the open waters with storms of that magnitude you get a lot of rising air and as it rises up it creates clouds and rain but what wises must fall and around the storm the air sinks, rising air and sinking air. we are right on the edge of that s substannance. sinking and warming and drying out the at pose fear. i put a post on my facebook page. >> look at the temperatures, 85 in philadelphia and 86 millville and 85 in wilmington and cooler along the shore with temperatures in the up ever 70s and that is even running a bit above normal. we can take a look at that rising air, sinking air on satellite. you see the storm spinning and it stalls here to the south and east of cape cod, boston and nantucket and all the rain off cape cod. there is the rising air and storm. and you see the cloud line set up north and

nora muchanic reports from ship bottom on long beach island. >> reporter: there were dozens of rescues up and down the jersey coast and lifeguards are telling us a dip in the ocean in this hot weather is not worth risking your life. >> absolutely life-threatening as we saw this weekend. >> reporter: lieutenant john skolnick on long beach island says the weather has been absolutely beautiful drawing lots of people to the beach during the off season. ship bottom has guards still posted at selected beaches but most towns don't. and while the water is inviting, swimming right now is a real risk. >> the past week with josÉ sitting out there for the week and now maria slowly approaching it makes for very rough conditions. >> reporter: as the week goes on its expected to get even worse. >> it could pull you out in the a second. you get tired, scared and egg anything can happen. >> i was in yesterday. i got up to here. it just pulls your feet out and the top is knocking you down. it's brutal out there, it really is. >> i don't go in. i'm afraid to go in. it's too rough. >> reporter: stay. >> i

. >> hot enough for a rare long beach day. ocean beach was packed. and a similar scene at chrissy field. a beach where typically the water was too cold for swimming, not so this saturday. >> it was really refreshing. >> was it cold? >> no. >> that's rare. >> visitors enjoyed every last drop of an unusually hot, gorgeous september saturday. in san francisco, lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a fremont nursing home resorted to a backup generator because of the a power outage that left them in the dark today. residents of windsor park skilled nursing facilitatecy said generators provided some but not a lot relief from the extreme weather. families worried about their loved ones say it wasn't enough to ease worries about the heat's impact. inland where we typically expect triple digit numbers, the heat impacted businesses, events and emergency staffing levels. abc 7 news reporter joins us live from pleasanton with more. how hot is it there? >> it is now 11:06 and 92 degrees out here. about 20 degrees cooler than earlier, but there is zero wind, which means i

. >> hot enough for a rare long beach day. ocean beach was packed and a similar scene. the water is usually too cold for swimming, but not the case this saturday. >> was it cold? >> no. >> that's rare. >> yes. >> the clouds took over and faded away the sun with visitors enjoying every last drop of an unusually hot, gorgeous september saturday. >> a nursing home back up generators. operators -- rather generators providing some but not a lot of relief from the weather. it powered sunlight and air-conditioning. they say it was not enough to ease worries about the impact. abc 7 news reporter was in alameda county. >> imagine playing bag pops under the hot sun while wearing wool. >> in the games at the alameda county fairgrounds, it's a must, and in this heat, the tradition traditional garb is causing problems. >> the discomfort goes away and then you get dizzy. >>. >> organization nicers say this is the hottest it has been inform a century so they added misting stations. and medics are passing out water and ice packs. >> we had 14 or 15 heat related calls and it has been ge

so everything was brought over by ferry from catalina, by train from long beach and then brought by mulethe property. now we're here in the living room -- once was the wrigleys' formal living room. the ceiling here is quite a showcase. one of the really most popular things is this custom-built steinway piano. >> oh, wow. >> it's one of two in the world. the other's at the smithsonian in washington, d.c., and kept in storage. it's an automated playing piano. quite innovative technology for 1930 -- >> i would think so. >> when the piano was designed. [ piano playing ] definitely one of the highlight pieces of the tour -- >> of course. >> for out-of-towner visitors. this area, the living room and this veranda portion is utilized for weddings, corporate functions, and really is a showcase for spectacular sunset views, beautiful-to-watch storms and just great scenery of the phoenix valley. >> what -- what a great area to have, like, a wedding reception or just a cocktail party. it's magnificent. >> originally, the wrigleys actually had a few estate homes down here in now this residential comm

on our long beach of guns. to those close to him out of shape. and he finished only wanted to present to me. about. nazis. bringing some scandal and controversy to the relatively calm seas of the political sea it's alternative for germany it looks like they will enter a pall of it for the first time following this election and they run on a message against refugee policy and what they see is the islam isolation of their country even drafted in one of the out agencies that helped promote trump in his campaign and not seen them produce some role the provocative post is. a. good alternative for germany it's not going to. because of any coalition with. the chancellor and said so repeatedly likely to be part of a coalition with the mrs merkel of the free democratic party a toxic liberal pro-business traditional ally of christine union but this time around they call it something of an added benefits they charismatic and photogenic leader has appeared front and center of the campaign however he does appear to have lifted sort of his migration policy rig

that i have come to think it is not is long beach's you can use religion to justify any religion but societies are in a crisis. not just to the arab world but all of the statistics are so dismal so we are surrounded by books there is the statistic in the u. k there are 2,000 titles for every person betting cairo there are 20. so the arab world has translated books into those done in other languages of a single year. the widespread literacy that creates despair and that is with fuel so cry that. they are not giving them an answer. >> and those that day perpetrated in some parts. >> with colonialism of being one. we have been exploiting oil but that does not speak to that real anchor. talk about the central demand of dilaudid i want the american troops out of saudi arabia. we were there to enforce the no-fly rule after the war to announce we're withdrawing those troops in may 2003 then they begin the war on the foreigners housing compound. so it became clear they would not be appeased. they're not talking about political objectives. >> the same professor i talked about before the sign

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teachers to write a state with the bureau of indian affairs and that year was of a teacher from long beach california. i did one month of detective work to track her down. partly through the use of facebook of all things. so i talk to people about the earthquake to talk about how people's memories of the quake. she had shared memories with that many people. sold her memories are pretty fresh. plus she took some photos and nobody had ever seen. but a lot of people do even 50 years later. so try to respect their feelings. nobody has heard of this earthquake before they rennet pretty much everybody uses it. so that was the quake itself event i do want to talk about him that people all views about the quake. and that is what happened 50 years ago. so what is interesting? at the time of the quake there was a debate why this happened and what we come to a totally except this is a bunch of different places. in day move around in relation to each other which we call tectonics. that is a great debate. inventor of thousands of scientists. and then there was a big debate about the structure of the ea

at long beach waiting for. defense ministry says the no imminent liberation of the city marks a major blow to the terrorist group in the country russia has been providing support for the ongoing offensive. on our correspondent in the region of homs been following the latest developments in the fight against iceland's. but three years and two months besieged it is or one of the longest blockades in modern history. was completely cut off from the outside world dozens and hundreds of kilometers in every direction there was isis. out of the city was a dangerous helicopter trip. mckinney the only comes from so little bunnies kindle. fire or have a job at the bottom five. times the situation seemed hopeless until. now lease is the final chapter of the battle of the elements of the syrian military have broken the siege they have reached a defended taking thousands of square kilometers from isis in brutal battles you could have predicted that the syrian military would reach did resort in such a short time but evidence

dangerous surf in south jersey and our delaware beaches long periods southeasterly swells will be thech erosion for the next couple of days and a high risk of rip currents. please if there are no guards just don't even go into the water. huge ridge building in the east with maria well offshore. that means warm temperatures. a trough in the west. this cooler air will be moving in as this ridge in the upper levels of the atmosphere pretty much breaks down an laos that fall like air to move back into the region. 69 tonight in philadelphia. 65 in allentown. 67 in dover and 64 in pottstown. tomorrow look at the high temperatures. morning fog then partly cloudy skies, 85 in the city. 81 in wrightstown. dover 79. pottstown 83. and allentown 87. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, looking good wednesday and thursday. friday cooler. from the temple game on saturday the high only 68. that's good fall football weather. sunday 71. and next monday 73. 91 to 73. huge swing in temperature. good for being outside. we'll send it over to you. >>> kathy, eagles with a huge win yesterd

she first picked up a racket in long beach, california. at age 11.ooked back. >> my mom came to get me. i jumped in the car, mom, mom, this is . this is it. what you mean, this is what i will do with my life. i am going to be the number one tennis player in the world. >> reporter: said that that day? >> that day. done. my mom goes you have home work. my mom kept us grounded forever. >> reporter: she kept her promise to her mom. king went on to when all most 40 grand slam titles in her career. beyond her game, she would become one of the most recognizable voices in the fight for equal rights. washere a mome a speech, an incident? >> well i can tell you what brought it home -- heavily, with larry, we were going to cal state university-los angeles. >> larry, larry king. her future husband. on campus wondered why he had a college grant to play tennis and she didn't. >> he said you are a second-class citizen. i said, what? what? well you are the most, best athlete in the school, everyone knows your name, you can't get a grant because you are a girl. and i

. >> reporter: hot enough for a rare long beach day, ocean beach was packed and a similar scene at chrissie field. a beach where typically the water is too cold for swimming, not so this saturday. >> it was really refreshing. >> how cold? >> no. it wasn't cold. >> that's rare. >> yes. >> reporter: by day's end, the clouds took over, fading away the hot sun over east beach, with visitors enjoying every last drop of an unusually hot, gorgeous september saturday. in san francisco, lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >>> fremont nursing home resorted to a backup generator because of a power outage that left them in the dark. residents of the windsor park care center say generators provided some, not a lot of relief from the extreme weather. the generator powered some lights and air conditioning, but families concerned about their loved ones say it was not enough to ease worries about the heat's impact. >>> inland where we typically expect triple digit numbers, the heat impacted businesses, events and emergency staffing levels. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian was in alameda county where there were

abc news, long beach, new york. >> let's head right to abc7 new. >> still a major category storm. the winds have increased to 175 miles per hour and has its sights set on the virgin islands and puerto rico. the wind is one component. the rain is another component. in the next 48 hours, you see this pink color, puerto rico could see upwards of two feet of rain from hurricane maria. live doppler 7. the satellite showing you, rehehour. the outer bands of rain almost being noticed along puerto rico. about 165 miles away from san juan at this hour. showing waves an issue. already in puerto rico showing waves as high as 11 feet. the path will take it thr puerto rouico in the coming hou and then right now, it looks like it will stay away from the% east coast o lower 48. that's something we'll be tracking in the.inom c >> thank you. so between hurricanes and earthquakes, people at san leandro based med share they they've been overwhelmed by the need but corporate and community donations following stories we aired right here abc7 news. >> reporter: med share says they've been wowed by the

power line is being blamed for causing a massive .ire that's in long beach county on the east coast of florida. the power line may have also fallen onto a car and that the car on fire. into a category 1 early this morning, but her aken to ae -- we category 1 early this morning, but her winds were still strong. she had a hard time talking, but she did say that the winds were beyond ferocious. the floridanow at keys. you see just how bad flooding is. this is an aerial view. they were expecting massive flood damage. it appears from the pictures that's what they got. irma may be a tropical storm now, but it is still packing a big punch. naples got the brunt of the storm this weekend. >> a 400 mile wide storm moving up the coast of florida, making second landfall on an island. >> this is >> the hurricane moving slightly up the coast, hitting us in naples after 4:00 p.m., hovering above. >> we are blocked by two concrete barriers, which is the only reason we are able to talk. >> it feels like you are being blasted by a fire hose. >> rain coming in sideways. >> the highest gust, 142 miles per

we have some showers coming into long beach island from time to time. you get a little extra wind gust as that happens. the storm is still way offshore, not moving in our direction. the center of it is 270 miles off of atlantic city. when the eye of a storm passes that far to the east you're getting minimal effects in the form of winds. not expecting any kinds of damage there. it's day after day after day of the waves coming from jose. it has been out in the atlantic somewhere. it is gusting to about 22 miles per hour in philadelphia. yeah, it's a breezy day. the first alert is for the shore. that's where things are more serious. through thursday morning it is going to take a while for that ocean to calm down. the high surf, the rip currents, you saw flooding already but we are talking about moderate coastal flooding this evening and we have already seen beach erosion. there is going to be more of that coming in the next couple of days. the track takes it to the northeast and then to the east eventually but it also could potentially turn back a little c

the 39-dollar deal is for a fight between long beach california and las vegas but a lot of other goodr $59, west palm beach for $69 in new york to bermuda for $89. you got a travel between september 26th of december 14th and of course there were a few blackout dates. the blackout dates involved the marathon. >> sometimes i like to wear two pairs of jeans at the same time. call me crazy. reporter: you are in luck because as we gear up for the fall fashion season, how about these double created by high-end london brand. the pants have an extra waistband attached to what is really just an average pair of jeans. not only are these fashionably questionable, they also have an outrageous price tag, $695. even more shocking the jeans are sold out. cheryl: am i old? what is wrong with me? lauren: funky denim is the trend i think. cheryl: this reminds me of the see-through jeans. >> and you bought the dirt to make it look like you are hard-working. we've got a lot more coming up on the show. anti-fascists later a college professor mike isakson who treated about their account has been suspended

they are offering tickets as low as $39 one way but that $39 deal is only for travel, long beach, californiaas but some of the good deals from atlanta to boston, dc to west palm, $69, new york to bermuda $89 and travel between september 26th, and december 14th, taxes and fees are included but there are a few blackout dates. >> this is like reviewed in time. >> except for the hurricanes. happy meals are getting healthier. >> not the kids will like this but swapping out their juice, they are swapping it out for a 42% fruit juice chess less calories, they will use the honest fruit juices, you will see that change in december. it is part -- >> do they still get fries? >> to make the fries -- heather: it is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. before the election hillary clinton was horrified that donald trump might not accept the election results. >> every time donald thinks things are not going his direction he claims whatever it is is rigged against him but that is not the way our democracy works. rob: now mrs. clinton wants to challenge the legitimacy of the election or she is not against th

i was living in long beach. host: when was the first moment you knew you were going to get a chance to do that kind of work? ms. telnaes: i was still working for disney. and moved here. i think a friend suggested i go to washington and i became nationally syndicated in 1995. freelanced,s been but syndicated. i gathered newspaper clients. host: we have some video of you working at your board. where do you normally work? ms. telnaes: i work in my apartment. i work at my kitchen counter. host: how long have you done that? ms. telnaes: the last 10 years. host: this is a video we have found. let's watch you doing your work. i i draw by hand. scan intoper and whatever program i am using. to place it correctly the squarets it on peg you. you want the audience to understand what you are doing. i am using motion. point of view.a ms. telnaes: that was my kitchen. host: did you learn the animation at disney? ms. telnaes: at california institute of the arts i learned the traditional way. flipping. this was before using comp

i do friend that lives on long beach island in new jersey, in their house got wiped out by sandy.id screw it, we'll move to the key west, and now they just bought a house there. i hope everything works out. back to what jennifer lawrence. i am not a doctor. since everybody is playing one on tv these days, their plane psychiatrist. let me give you my prognosis on jennifer lawrence. absent suffering from derangement syndrome or an acute strain, a dts. this is a situation where apparently side effects are clues blaming a sitting president having a hurricane during hurricane season. it is funny. i was asked by npr after the election, they asked, how do you feel donald trump one without any celebrity backing whatsoever? i am thinking about it. i'm thing of like scott bail , nobody supported him, and hillary clinton was a toast of tinseltown. we look at the situation, and jennifer lawrence would be exhibit a spew on the press coverage come or the famous actresses in the world on the eve of the eve of a catastrophe, using the storm ane impending human suffering to make a really stupid po

in long beach residents did not want for a long time a dune along the beach, a 14 foot wall of sand.ming. and that has to be the new way that people want to live. and how could we make smart investments that are going to protect these communities. a lot of these communities in texas, whether they're dams, raising certain buildings, there should not be a power plant near a river any more. there should not be a skol that doesn't have a generator. there's got to be a new way of thinking and i think it's a great opportunity to marry up the need for jobs, for real infrastructure and for federal spending because it matters. it's penny wise and pound foolish to spend that dollar after the storm than before it. >> lynn, what would you add to that? >> well, i think he's got a wonderful point. the fact is we're not being riz yent. we have to recognize that these risks happen with greater frequency and we think that it's never going to happen to us, but we have to really understand our individual risk. and people are in denial about that. so you have to look at insurance as a way to protect you

mother nature continues to churn and that is the situation live in long beach island. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> hold on to that hat but meantime hurricane maria is called a catastrophic storm. tonight it's a category five headed toward the northeast caribbean and puerto rico. people are boarding up and taking shelter the best they can. the last time a category storm struck puerto rico was in 1932. maria has already hit the island of dominica. the first category five to make landfall on that island in its history. adam joseph is tracking the storm and has the latest path in a couple of moments. you can find the latest on both hurricane jose and maria by visiting 6abc.com. it's part of our complete weather coverage and available on the free 6 abc app for your mobile device. >>> meantime communities in texas and florida face a long road ahead as they continue to piece together their lives after hurricanes harvey and irma. and volunteers that volunteered their time return home. sara bloomquist is here now with that part of the story tonight. >> they were ne

around and patchy fog developing late tonight. 62 allentown and 65 in wilmington and 60s cape may to long beachiisland. and hit or miss shower and most areas stay dry. we wake up tomorrow to filtered sunshine and tomorrow afternoon decent amount of sunshine and clouds and we'll call it partly cloudy and a scattered shower at times. also going into tomorrow evening temple at umass partly cloudy and light winds and temperatures to start 79. and the four day at 4:00 forecast the last full weekend of summer and feels like it. saturday warm and humid and partly sunny and muggy on sunday and temperatures above average in the lower 80s and stays muggy and warm and dry on monday of 81 degrees. brian we'll have the rest of your seven-day forecast in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia's firefighters are claiming victory in the 31st battle of the badges. they beat the city's police force in the weight loss competition. the prize is a $10,000 donation from weight watchers for the hero thrill show that raises money for the families of fallen firefighters and police officers. they lost a comb

and that's followed by los angeles, san diego and long beach. >>> new at 6:00, a former chief judge at the state public utility commission is now agendasing former bosses of firing for blow attention the whistle on the agency's bad behavior in. in the past few years they have face add series of state and federal investigations in into alleged back door communications between regulators and the utilities they regulate. especially pg&e. xpuc chief karen has lodged an pale with the state earnle board chamg she was zpised for racial bias and for cooperate wg the official corruption probe. >> we must also continue to speak out that's why i'm in trouble you know because i talked back. i speak out. i stand up. and i'm going to continue to do it. [ applause ] >>> here is the response in the statement today the puc says it will vigorously defend the termination sayings he was dismissed for cause. allege and skaulg her claims baseless. >>> bowled words from president trump after u.n. and not just directed at north korea. the other nation he is calling out, at the general assembly. >>> also we're

live in long beach island. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a reminder you are never more than a couple of click as way from the latest on the tracks of hurricanes jose and maria, find live information from 6 abc. >>> we want to get back to breaking news we are following the massive earthquake that jolted central mexico some buildings reported to have been collapsing this is happening in the central state of pueblo, we learn that two people have died and the search is on now for anyone that may be trapped. >> and this is new video of terrifying moments people inside of the building as it began to shake. it causes buildings to sway in mexico city about 80 miles away. and 10 days ago a stronger quake hit the mexico coast and on this day in 1985 a stronger quake killed thousands of people in mexico city. >>> philadelphia police are asking the public to help them find an accused shoplifter who got caught and then got violent. it shows the man walking into the 7-eleven on the 5300 block back on august 31st. within seconds he was seen loading phone

the history lessons haven't been taught across the board where i went to long beach state to study blacke, everybody in america needs to have some black study lessons. until we're able to see what has thoopd happened to a critical part of our culture and the foundational part of this nation is black people. i think those who are marching as white supremacists and haven't studied the history are mishe ha miseducated. we have to share the knowledge. we have to share it in a manner that is clear and across the board. but at the same time, we have to stand up against those injustice that's are happening daily and be forthright about them and have -- and be courageous and not be coward about it. >> i'm honored to have two of my heroes, two american heroes. not just african-americans for all americans. both you bill rhoden and craig hodges, two of my heroes. thank you for being with me this morning. >> what's up noah and clo? peace. >> praming note. today marks the beginning of global citizen week here on msnbc. series of events that will take place across new york city and culminate with the

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i was living in long beach.rian: when was the first moment you knew you were going to get a chance to do that kind of work? ann: i was still working for disney. up in glendale. i quit in 1992 and moved here. just thinking -- i think a friend suggested i go to washington. so i did. i became nationally syndicated in 1995. i have never been on staff at a newspaper, i have always been freelance but syndicated. so i started freelancing and i just gathered newspaper clients. brian: we have some video of you working at your board. where do you normally work? ann: i work in my apartment. [laughter] ann: at my kitchen counter. brian: how long have you done that? ann: the last 10 years. yeah. [laughter] brian: this is a video we have found. let's watch you doing your work. [video clip] i draw by hand. i draw on paper and scan into whatever program i am using. i need to place it correctly where he hits it on the square peg. you want the audience, the reader to understand quickly what you are doing. just using motion becaus

gulfport, long beach and biloxi. >> bring your garbage cans inside, secure everything.t to fit -- all residents of the low-lying areas are advised to evacuate by noon today. to hattiesburg or jackson. >> transportation will be provided in the shelter. bring everything you need. >> most people take the advice and get out. cars start streaming north. ♪ >> early sunday afternoon, camille brushes past the muscles of the -- the mississippi. at first she blows is some shingles off of roofs, then she ravages the dome. upriver, the levees are crumbling under pressure of wind and water. finally the levee breaks. time to get out. and the few lingered are running for their lives north to new orleans. ♪ >> by late afternoon, advanced winds are touching the mississippi coast. the slow folks are still gassing up. people have listened and left, left behind the young who think nothing and her them. the young believers -- can hurt them. the young believers who want to write it out, the thrill seekers, the stubborn -- ride it out, the thrill seekers. hurricanem., and the is really beginn

the tv show as a tradition i said we still want to do this because it's this great -- it's called long beachs great island right off the garden state parkway. [ cheers ] family oriented. ice cream, mini golf. so we still do it. and then all my relatives that still live in new york come and visit us for three weeks. >> jimmy: that's nice. your whole family goes, kids and everything? >> yeah. the kids are bigger now. so they don't stay -- we go for three weeks. you know, my wife is not as pumped as i am about it. >> jimmy: oh, really? why? >> because she wants to fly to new york and then continue to europe. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] you just stop right there. >> i want to stop there. >> jimmy: what do you do while you're there? nothing? >> nothing? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> if you call getting custard every night nothing. [ laughter ] and mini golf. everywhere you look there's -- there's like about 20 -- there's a 16-mile-long island. i'd say there's about 30 mini golf courses. >> jimmy: for real? >> yes. every couple blocks. and we only go to one, though. >> jimmy: you do this? because y

beach—side homes now unlivable. basically, my family, we lost everything, everything. it's going to take some time to get back on our feet again, but, through the strength from god, we will. long is routinelyjudged to be one of the most beautiful in the world, a bucket list location, but this is what a category five hurricane can do to a five—star hotel. what's striking here is the determination to rebuild — notjust to put roofs over people's heads again, but to reopen restaurants and reopen these hotels as quickly as possible. everyone here is telling us the same thing — tourism is the lifeblood of these communities, and without it, the suffering will continue. so, as queues formed outside this supermarket for clean water and ice, there were pleas, too, for tourists to come back. i want the world to know, turks and caicos is not destroyed. we are open for business. we are a fine destination. we are not destroyed. we are open for business, we're a fine destination, we have some damage, but we are going to rebuild. we have rebuilt from ike and hanna. we are going to rebuild and come back. turks and caicos is open for business. but british holiday—makers stranded here for days w

beach in cornwall in south—west england where a venomous portuguese man o' war washed ashore. you get a thumbs up from me. the jellyfish—like creatures deliver agonising and dangerous stings with their longthe ocean creature may have arrived into the uk across the atlantic by recent storms. hi there. wet and windy weather will continue to work its way eastwards, we've already had some fairly lively gusts of wind around our most exposed coastal areas around england and wales. gusts of around 50mph or 60mph typically, and the met office has issued an amber weather warnings, strong winds expected to reach 75mph in places. the warning across parts of north wales, north england, lincolnshire and norfolk as well. this is the first named storm of the season, eileen, and the strongest winds will be on the southern flank of the storm as it works out into the north sea before those very, very strong winds batter the north—west of europe. it will be blowy to start the day across a swathe of north—east england, across yorkshire, lincolnshire and across into norkfolk as well. the wind gusts, given the trees have fallen leaf, will bring down branches and maybe knock down a few trees so the potential f

indian affairs hired teachers are out-of-state to teach, and that you're there was a teacher from long beach california who was teaching their and i managed after like a month of detective work to figure out who she was in finder and track her down. partly through the use of facebook of all things. and not in facebook but a danish guy on facebook in denmark. so i talked to people, and chris van weikel is the name of the schoolteacher. she was actual, sakamoto people's memories of quake can get homogenous. she i tried not shared her memories with that many people other than her family and occasionally she would do the schoolteacher, she would talk it at school. so her memories are really pretty fresh still after 50 years plus she took some photos which nobody had ever seen before. that was really great. but a lot of people who didn't want to talk about, even 50 years later didn't want to talk about the earthquake. so i try to respect their feelings. you can kind of understand. i mentioned before by people on the east coast of nobody answered of this earthquake before. people in alaska either