that and they were the report back in two thousand and fifteen could mapping gun violence that had long beach very close to the top of that list of police bombers had per capita the largest number of officer involved shootings and the beach is interesting because it's not a particularly violent place it's not particularly our area of high poverty so we started talking to officers there and in other police forces around the world around us and very quickly when we speak into serving officers and former serving officers in long beach they pointed out there was this being used between the departments that are involved in officer involved shootings primarily the homicide department and the internal affairs department and they pointed out this is that was being used where the any information between those two departments would just vanish and that could be pivotal to any family who wants to find out whether their loved one was killed by the police illegally or correctly and so we started to look into that and that's where the story kind of grew from and some of the quotes in the report that you up

in two thousand and fifteen long beach police were the fifth most murderous billions of residents tax dollars have been spanked covering up their systemic abuse of those cases need to be reopened investigation of their tiger takes used to discard evidence is merely an affirmation for why we want our tax dollars better spent in long beach so mohammad while don may not have been surprised some of our community members are this is one person who tweeted in wait why are police departments using self deleting apps isn't that a violation of the freedom of information act and as a public servants are they required to preserve any and all communications. that's exactly right i think the. our principal problem they feel you with what the city of long beach was doing was that the use of these applications violates basic records preservation rules that ensure that the public has access to important records and information about how the governments function and these rules exist across the united states and are designed to provide a basic accountability mechanism for what the government is doing

and they were the report back in two thousand and fifteen called mapping gun violence that had long beach very close to the top of that list of police bombers had per capita the largest number of officer involved shootings and the beach is interesting because it's not a particularly violent place it's not particularly our area of high poverty so we started talking to officers there and in other police forces around the world around us and very quickly when we speaking to serving officers and former serving officers in long beach they pointed out there was this being used between the departments that are involved an officer involved shooting primarily the homicide department and the internal affairs department and they pointed out this is that was being used where the any information between those two departments would just vanish and that could be pivotal to any family who wants to find out whether their loved one was killed by the police illegally or correctly and so we started to look into that and that's where the story kind of grew from and some of the quotes in the report that you up

that and they were the report back in two thousand and fifteen could mapping gun violence that had long beach very close to the top of that list of police bombers had per capita the largest number of officer involved shootings and the beach is interesting because it's not a particularly violent place it's not particularly our area of high poverty so we started talking to officers there and in other police forces around the world around us and very quickly when we speak into serving officers and former serving officers in long beach they pointed out there was this being used between the departments that are involved an officer involved shooting to provide primarily the homicide department and the internal affairs department and they pointed out this is that was being used where the any information between those two departments would just vanish and that could be pivotal to any family who wants to find out whether their loved one was killed by the police illegally or correctly and so we started to look into that and that's where the story kind of grew from and some of the quotes in the report t

police department had it out of the two hundred ninety phones issued to starve in long beach over half of them have the app to communicate with each other you would never know what they were talking about to each other. the the the city's attorney the person legally responsible to ensure that the police are applying with complying with all legislation didn't even know they had it he didn't know yet they had it in to we told them that they had it the district attorney for the county of los angeles has just launched an inquiry through the in the same body that is doing the inquiry into long beach police departments the same inquiry group to investigate with the police killings illegal read to do dishes and oversight committee these and there are serious allegations against long beach police department whether they comply with their own legislation whether they withheld them from evidence from any court cases and mohamed will tell you now better than some i think it's going to be a very brave law that opens up hundreds and hundreds of prosecutions in long beach again because we don't know

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i am an undergraduate at california state university long beach. i joined the alpha chapter. i have been active every sense i joined the sorority in 2002. since i have joined -- i joined for a number of reasons but i am very passionate about serving not just our local communities but internationally. i do travel abroad frequently to support community efforts in africa and the caribbean. locally as a native of richmo california it's always been a passion of mine to serve the community -- the greater community. >> the pastor has been there for 13 years. what about you question mark >> i was initiated into the sorority back in 2014 so i came in what we call graduate there. a native of the peninsula. the same with tahari, we are coming to the community and serving the community not just locally but the bay area. i currently live in the east bay being from the peninsula i got involved with the organization and have been working with organizations and send it >> you went to high school in san mateo? >> yes. >> i was born in oakland but raised in richmond and my parents worked in oa

the ports of stockton and long beach are getting similar grants. >>> the oakland a's play the la angels of anaheim later today. >> yesterday the a's offense erupted in the fourth for four runs. the a is had the lead going into the sixth. the angels scored six runs. oakland scored again in the eighth but couldn't make that come back. the a's lost to the angels 9 - 7. they will play again today in oakland. >>> the giants hope to build off a late-season surge. they will play the padres of san diego again today. hunter pence put the team of the board in the second. bases-loaded in the a at the giants take the lead with a single. the giants would hold onto make the game 5 - 4. the padres and giants play again today in san diego. >>> border patrol takes on a new role. how they are trying to improve conditions for detained migrant children. >>> one of the kidnappers of elizabeth smart expected to be released from prison. coming up, miss smarts push to keep her from her captor angel. >>> we have a look at interstate 880. i think you will like what you see. 880 north and southbound off to a nice

but closer to home, i know that the port of long beach is working with its l.a. district on a navigational improvement study, but they have requested a waiver to allow the study to exceed some limits of the three by three by three smart planning process. the waiver will make sure that the channel deepening study moves forward in tandem with the port's master plan. to make sure that the master plan and the three by three moves. i would appreciate your full consideration of this request. major general spellmon: thank you. we fully understand and recognize that not every project or every study neatly fits within the confines of three by three by three. we go through a process what we get from the district and i meet with secretary james every week and we talk talk through these requests. mr. lowenthal: i yield back. mr. graves: the gentleman from texas, mr. babin is recognized. mr. babin: general, thank you for being here and thank you for visiting my district and my region recently and i appreciate your service. i notice a purple heart ribbon on your chest there. t

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its first voyage was around islands in long beach are famous for building. flip flop is expected to sail in the coming months making stops in villages along the indian ocean coast those aboard will be allotting communities about the dangers of plastic waste and what they can do to protect the environment but building this boat is not the end game. the team of boat builders say they use the experience for the next project we wanted to have a bigger down off along twenty metres and to have a good voyage from around the cape town itself but for all this challenge us we decided to up this problem time so we have seen what we want to plant because most of the material one of deficient. the launch of flip flop he was on the world clean up the when millions of people globally volunteered to clean their beaches for twenty four hours the united nations says more than eight million tons of plastic finds its way into the world's oceans every yeah that's the same. for every minute . of using plastic in the right perspective you can use plastic but you can recycle it and

. >> reporter: there are some mandatory evacuations already in place for gulf port, buloxind long beach. those evacuations that are mandatory are in the harbor. folks thought they would ride ate storm out. not going to happen. that's a r atively new law. it was a year ago that two people died. they don't want to see any folks trying to battle out mother. ev nature. we saw water and we can see where the storm surge of four plus feet, coastal flooding again. the schools are closed in mississippi. some schools as far as west as new orles will be closed. the opportunity exists because of the timing. also to get their cars topped off with. gasoli the reason they would do that is afterwards when there's a power outage, the pumps just don't work. nbc news, back to you. >>> here in the washington area are we going to get any remnants storis >> it looks like most of that moisture will stay north of us. we still can get a little bit. that will be a week out, at least. it looks to drag the cold front rough later on through next week. it's really going to slow down a lot. that's whate'll be watchin

it's not that far when you consider especially if you are looking at big long beaches or wide beaches in the northeast and down the gulf coast. i will talk out a little bit. high tide was at 11:30 this morning. pretty much came all the way up to it. they call it a dune and i call it landscaping. it's not enough of a barrier to keep you safe. this is about 15 feet. about 10 more feet out here. you can go up for a little bit. it's shallow and shallow and that's how the water builds up and builds up. people are heeding the warnings here. this particular beach closed myrtle beach at 8:00. everyone had to get off the beach. there are stragglers and there is a curfew they put into place starting at 7:30 tonight until 7:30 in the morning. that could extend a little bit. here's what you should know about this area. it's from memorial day to labor day and tourist season and summer season. not here because of the climate. this can go well into november, maybe even later because of the problem here is heat. it's warm. these hotels are usually filled with people. look at this. miles and miles and

has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars let's speak to the high lead in long beach california via skype as a campaigner with the advocacy group demand progress thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera how has google changed in the past twenty years. yes well early on in google's into the sea they had this internal model don't be evil but what we've seen throughout the years they've grown into a defacto tech monopoly that that model has space and severe mission creep and that has some significant role impacts for people or what do you mean when you talk about real world impact. so it's been recently discovered that who continues to track users location data that even after they disable that and you're on their phones or other mobile devices. google says that that is that is used to help optimize advertising for their users but when it comes to corporate surveillance that's really just hop skip and jump away from government surveillance and governments like the united states western business records you know companies tech companies data tech companies like google will

. >>> in southern california, a replacement bridge in long beach will help provide valuable earthquake data. it is 88 feet long and serves the second busiest port in the country and will include 75 seismic sensors that will measure the forces when an earthquake hits the span. it's a few miles from the faults including the san andreas fault. the survey said the sensors will record data that will be added to the states database to better understand seismic activity. uc berkeley is one of the schools with access to the information. >> the bridge will be instrumented and monitored for ground mass motion so we can determine the exact accelerations and forces imparted on the bridge so we can put it back in service after a major earthquake. >> the eastern span of the bay bridge has more than 200 earthquake sensors. >>> beverly hills firefighters rescued an unlikely passenger. this kitten took a ride in the engine compartment from san francisco all the way to los angeles. the city of beverly hills show these photos on twitter. the kitten was discovered when the driver heard the cat meow. we ar

but "upkeep" is expensive, so the city reached-out to cities from long-beach to baltimore, asking what they pay to keep their streets looking nice. the short answer is-- less. other cities spend a lot less on street sweeping, clearing homeless encampments, and coping with illegal dumping. the survey also revealed san francisco spends more on those services, because it )s opening night...which usually means plenty of excitment for the raider nation... but tonight -- a little different. could this be the last home opener for the oakland raiders? that may depend on whether oakland follows through on a promise to sue the team. nbc bay area )s melissa colorado is at the coliseum -- just before kickoff. melissa -- hard to be a raiders fan nowadays... up next -- a muni bus -- jumps the for raider nation, monday night's opener is the celebration of the beginning of the end. >> once they leave, i'll support them here. i'm personally done. >> the end might be sooner than expected. it's no secret that the oakland -- the city of oakland has been in talks in filing a lawsuit. remember the millions

today, two los angeles county sheriff's deputies were reunited with a baby who they rushed to a long beach milton and alissa farrington said, quick thinking and teamwork helped them save 9-month- old steven hanna. on the night of august 27th ... a deputy spotted the parents driving erratically through the city of bellflower. deputies say, the parents were speeding through red lights trying to get the baby to the hospital. <"mr hanna got out of the car and he was crying and he's pretty hysterical. and that's when i saw the baby. and the baby's eyes were open but he wasn't breathing he wasn't responsive."> steven's parents came to america from egypt a year and a half ago and they say they feel grateful to this great country for giving their child a new chance at life. in sports...we will look in at how the raiders are doing in their season opener again the rams... and 49ers head coach kyle shanahan's take on jimmy garoppolo's three - interception performance yesterday? ... don't worry... because jimmy g. isn't... mark has the coach's thoughts... coming up next at 8 imagine waking up and find

. >> three years ago i went to the port of long beach, los angeles, america's biggest, to see what happens% of these containers are going back empty and the stuff that's in the ones going back full would really surprise you. america's main export to china by volume was trash, recycled metal, card board and plastic. >> we're sending china our pepsi bottles, our aquafina bottles, vitamin water bottles and they're sending them back to us as insulation in our coats. >> but in january this year, china stopped accepting our plastic. >> it all gets squished together like that. after china banned some types of plastic earlier this year, now more than ever, that stuff could end up in a land fill. >> today at this material recovery facility in los angeles, they process your garbage. >> check this out. what they're storing is a what at home people are putting into their recycle bins, all this different stuff. glass bottles, plastic bottles, plastic bags, cardboard boxes. >> we recycle at home. >> what would you tell the average person that just threw all of their crap away at the same time? >> start

(ryan) california state university- long beach..."prospector pete" statue because of the impact the 18-49- gold rush had on indigenous people. the university called the gold rush, "a time in history when indigenous people endured violence and threats of genocide." in recent years, university athletics have moved away from the "49er" and "prospector pete" names in favor of the nickname "beach." the statue -- which is currently located on a plaza -- will be retired to an area of campus dedicated to alumni. (ryan) there's concern, bart's african american passengers are being racially profiled by fare inspectors. (pam) that is based on new data collected by bart. but bart's spokesperson argues.... that it is not happening... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)proving that you have paid to ride bart has been in affect since march 2018sot"i am coping with it. i am not okay with it. i am not comfortable with it. sot"i don't like the way it sounds at all. it definitely rubs me the wrong way">sot

and gulfport.as harbors and vessels were ordered to evacuate due to the risk from storm surges.in long beach mississippi people were preparing for this storm. picking up sand bags at government distribution points in order to protect their homes against flooding.in louisiana have the national guard on notice - 350 members will be ready to roll when given the signal.and if you plan on traveling to the gulf coast in the next few days, check your plans.some airlines have warned of delays and flight cancellations.in gulfport, mississippi i'm omar jimenez. ( ken ) we're ( ken ) omar jimenez. mississippi i'm in gulfport, cancellations.flight of delays and have warned some airlines plans.check your next few days, coast in the next few days, check your ( ken ) ( ken ) we're joined now by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(pam) lawrence is tracking the storm... lawrence what can you tell us? lawrence karnow: high pressure brought more sunshine and warm weather to bay area today. it was still hazy but the air quality improved. highs today were in the 80s and low 90s inland with 60s at the coast and

and gulfport.as harbors and vessels were ordered to evacuate due to the risk from storm surges.in long beach mississippi people were preparing for this storm. picking up sand bags at government distribution points in order to protect their homes against flooding.in louisiana have the national guard on notice - 350 members will be ready to roll when given the and if you plan on traveling to the gulf coast in the next few days, check your plans.some airlines have warned of delays and flight cancellations.in gulfport, mississippi i'm omar jimenez. (pam and (pam and lawrence chief meterologist lawrence karnow has been tracking this storm .. lawrence where is this storm going next? lawrence karnow: high pressure brought more sunshine and warm weather to bay area today. it was still hazy but the air quality improved. highs today were in the 80s and low 90s inland with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite you can see as high pressure brought plenty of sunshine to the bay area but it will weaken slightly over the next co

. >> reporter: there's mandatory evacuations in place for gulfport, biloxi and long beach but those evacuations that are mandatory are in the harbors, folks who thought they would ride the storm out on the boat will not happen. that's a relatively new law. a year ago that nate came ashore. two people died. they don't want to see any sort of folks trying to battle out mother nature because even if it's a tropical storm or hurricane it will cause problems. in nate we saw water about this deep and potentially we could see with the storm surge of four-plus feet coastal flooding again. the schools are closed in mississippi today. some schools as far west as new orleans will be closed. >> when a storm come, i leave. >> reporter: the opportunity exists with the timing of the storm for folks to go to the grocery store. >> stocking up on some stuff just in case. >> reporter: and get the cars topped off with gasoline. the reason they would do that is because afterwards with a power outage, the pumps just don't work. kerry sanders, nbc news, now back to you. >>> developing this morning, firefighters are t

it works in long beach with queen mary, but i think that we'd hope that we'd find some ways to figure out a better use of pier 3032. and i know that was not within the scope of the historic embarcadero district, but those are two things that really stand out in the presentation today. and i think we still have it dissolved now that we're trying to figure out the r.f.i. with all the other piers. every day you drive by, you think, what is going to happen with this? it's a great location, and i do hope we find a use for it going forward. the only other question i had was really, i know you're working with the staff of bcdc to -- on drafting amendments. i didn't need -- know -- did not notice whether there'd been a formal presentation to summarize the recommendations of the land -- the waterfront land use plan to the bcdc commission who eventually we need to be in coordination and sync with so we get at least the oversight and policy making body of bcdc to be in agreement with us, since we are asking them to be more creative and innovative in their thinking. sometimes they've been more re

the ports of stockton and long beach are also getting simila> the website anc has changed the way itand some people don't like it's. ancestry rolled out a new update to its and ethnicity estimate system last week because it now has more dna samples where they can compare results. the company says when it first launched its dna testing in 2012 it compared samples to 22 possible regions. now it can compare tests to 380 regions. that means many customers saw dramatic changes to their results. some are upset because they say they believe their original ethnic profiles and believe the updated information is not accurate. >>> changes to a dangerous crosswalk in san francisco. what muni is doing to try to increase safety after a cyclist was hit and killed last week. >>> all of the rain from hurricane florence still flooding the carolinas. we will have a live report on president trump's visit today to see firsthand the devastation. >>> we can see traffic is getting busier. some of these commutes still look about the same as they did an hour ago and others are much different we will sort that

bills and fund his racing dream, mickey takes a part-time job as a track manager at a drag strip in long beach. it's there that 9-year-old son danny starts entering events in quarter midget-class racing on a kids' track behind the grandstands. >> early on in life, danny looked up to his father in a way that he constantly felt like he had to prove himself to his dad. >> one day at the midget track, danny is sure he's earned dad's approval when he scores a big win. not so fast. what happened that day? >> he come running over, and i thought he was coming over to congratulate me. i won the race. i was standing there with the trophy girl. i was happy. >> but evidently there was an accident on the track, and another child injured his back, and it was announced over the pa system that danny had injured himself, and mickey came running over. >> but your dad thinks that you're the kid that got hurt? >> yep, and that feeling in his heart of me laying there hurt, that did it. he just came and said, "that's it. you're done. you're never racing again ever in your life." my dad took my car away, sold it tha

it's first voyage was around islands in long beach are famous for building. flip flop is expected to sail in the coming months making stops in villages along the indian ocean coast those aboard will be allotting communities about the dangers of plastic waste and what they can do to protect the environment but building this boat is not the end game the team of boat builders say the used experience for the next project we wanted to have a big a down off long twenty metres and to have a good voyage from around the cape town some of them but for all this challenge us we decided to up this problem time and now so we have seen what we want to plant because most of the material or one of deficient. the launch of flip floppy was on the world cleanup day when millions of people globally volunteered to clean their beaches for twenty four hours the united nations says more than eight million tons of plastic finds its way into the world's oceans every yeah that's the same is dumping garbage truck for every minute lamb was pulled to kenya into the wild mob of using plasti

so everything was brought over by ferry from catalina, by train from long beach and then brought by mulewe'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 community. >> mm-hmm.

and all over who'd pack up the kids in the station wagon from the seemingly interminable trip to long beach driveway was a big deal. >> chris: plus, it always took three extra hours just to load the damn cars, you know? >> anthony: there was always drama. >> chris: strapping crap to the roof of the car. >> anthony: where once we were over the manahawkin bridge, the excitement would ratchet up. ship bottom then surf city, harvey cedars, loveladies, ticking off the town names until finally, finally, barnegat light. that's new. these are all new. that's original. >> chris: yeah, definitely. >> anthony: in fact, i think i know who lived there at one point. that's awesome. >> chris: that's definitely old school. >> anthony: but, look, let's face it. it's been how many years? i mean, like, 40? >> chris: uh, there's a four on it, i think. >> anthony: jesus, we're old. and the lighthouse -- >> chris: i definitely remember going to that lighthouse a lot of times. >> anthony: ah, the good old days. i want some fried clam strips. >> chris: absolutely. >> anthony: well, our options are limited, shall w

two los angeles county sheriff's deputies were reunited with a baby who they rushed to a long beach hospital.itht on camera.(pam) we brought you this story when it first happened.deputies tyler milton and alissa farrington say ... quick thinking and teamwork helped them save 9-month- old steven hanna last month. christina pascucci has more. "i was happy to see the baby healthy and smiling and playful an emotional reunion between 9 month old baby steven hanna and the two lakewood sheriffs station deputies who saved his lifeyasser hanna/dadi like them very much, they are the best people on the earthit was the night of august 27th ...deputy milton spotted stevens parents driving erratically through the city of bellflower.(deputy milton/lapd)they ran a red turn signal light at a high rate of speed almost hit a pole and heard the tire screech that immediately drew my attention. mr hanna got out of the car and he was crying and he's pretty hysterical. and that's when i saw the baby. and the baby's eyes were open but he wasn't breathing he wasn't responsive.(deputy farrington)as soon as i heard it on

but closer to home i know that the port of long beach is working with its l.a. district on a navigational improvement study, but they have requested a waiver to allow the study to exceed some limits of the three by three by three smart planning process. the waiver will make sure that the channel deepening study moves forward in tandem with the port's master plan. that's the reason that they're asking. make sure that the master plan and the three by three moves -- i'd appreciate just your full consideration of this request. >> sir, thank you. we fully understand and recognize that not every project, not every study neatly fits within the confines of three by three by three. we go through a process to evaluate what will get from the district and i meet with secretary james every week and we talk through these requests as they come in. >> thank you. as one of the nonconfused members of congress, i yield back. >> the gentleman from texas, mr. babin is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, welcome. thank you for being here. i also want to thank you for vis

long? in myrtle beach, south carolina, >> to the economy. >>> whereresales posted the -- they edged up .1% in august following a surge in. they say spending overall is still strong. >>> as you know we've been marking the 10th anniversary o the financial crisis all this week and a lot has changedia finay and economically over the last decade, especially in the housing market back then prices cratered and drpaults rose s. they're once again reaping the rewards of rising home values. >> reporter: as home values ntinue to rise, so does the amount of home equity available for home owners to tap. u.s. home owners were sitting on over $6 trillion of tapable home equity. it's the amount most lders will allow borrowers to tap out. they gaid $636 billion in the first half of 2018, pushing the total amount to nearly three times as much equity as in 2012. home own oer k can gnaw now it get to cash -- on average,at about $138,000. home owners with drew about 65 billion collectively in the second quarter of this year, the as down frum from a year ago. it's not increasing as much as one might imagine giv

(pam) california state university- long beach ...ospector pete" statue because of the impact the 1849- gold rush had on indigenous people. the university called the gold rush a time in history when indigenous people endured violence and threats of genocide. in recent years, university athletics have moved away from the "49er" and "prospector pete" names in favor of the nickname "beach." the statue -- currently located on a plaza -- will be retired to an area of campus dedicated to alumni. still ahead... a hanging noose and a 'whites only' breakroom ... it sounds like something from the last century, but they're both part of a current lawsuit against southwest airlines.. (catherine) southwest airlines is being sued for racial discrimination. a former employee, jamel parker, says workers created a "whites only" break room at houston's airport... he says it existed for years until recent renovations. parker says there was also a noose, made of bungee cords, hanging at a southwest gate. he accuses the airline of subjecting black employee

i think the exxon valdez was heading for long beach. it was carrying about 53 million barrels of oil, so it lost about 20% of its cargo. and the rest is history sadly. >> can we actually talk about what happened on that day? mr. jones: sure. the tanker left valdez before midnight and sailed out of veld as and through prince william sound. 12:04 in march, which was good friday, it hit the reef which was a well marked navigational hazard in prince william sound. what had happened before, earlier in the day there had been reports of icebergs in the tanker lanes, so the captain requested permission to deviate from the tanker lanes to avoid these icebergs in case they were still there. so it is a fairly tricky to knew her, but nothing unusual, it happens all the time. the failure was to return to the tanker lanes at the proper point, and instead the ship sailed into this reef. there were some conditions on the ship that contributed to the accident. the master was a guy named joe hazelwood. it was always a question as to whether he was drinki

oxnard-thousand oaks-ventura, fresno, riverside-san bernardino- ontario, san diego-carlsbad, los angeles-long beach-anaheimrees warmer, in the 60's along the coast with temperatures nearing 80's for some inland areas. much like monday skies will begin primarily overcast with conditions gradually clearing into the afternoon eventually leading up to sunny skies to finish the day. into tomorrow highs will boost significantly as high pressure builds back into the region. ( james ) a big story we are continuing to follow... as florence leaves the carolinas... floodwaters and the death toll keep rising. the storm has killed at least 30 people and trapped hundreds more. forecasters say the worst flooding is yet to come. officials say the rivers won't crest for days. in lumberton north carolina.. residents are bracing for the worst as the lumber river levee teters on failure. florence has weakened.. but has moved northward.. causing concern for virginia. at least 12 tornadoes were reported in virginia yesterday. this is video of a tornado this is video of a tornado this is video yesterday. this is video of a torna

those are just in the harbors, biloxi, gulfport and long beach, to get people out of their boats if they plan to ride the storm out. one year ago hurricane nate came ashore here. it was a minimal hurricane but still caused serious problems. flooding instead about a quarter mile that was really quite devastating and two people died. nobody wants to take any of this seriously. al, there is still time for folks to get to the grocery store and to get gas in their cars. no matter how big or small the storm is, there will be power outages making it difficult. >> absolutely. kerry sanders, biloxi, mississippi. thanks so much, kerry. we'll continue to track this all day long. savannah. >> al, another big concern with the weather, torrential rain in the midwest led to widespread flooding. emergency rescues and hundreds of canceled flights. what a day. nbc's blake mccoy in chicago for us with the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. here at o'hare, water was dripping into the terminal. more than 500 flights have been canceled since monday. many passengers forced to spe

long. that beach is closed through monday morning.arci gonzalez, abc 7 news. >>> a vigil is beginning to honor 58 lives lost in the mass shooting nearly a year ago. this man has built crosses for every victim that was killed in the shooting. now the crosses are back ahead of the anniversary. he plan s s to hold a vimg jillr one victim per hour. and country music radio stations will go silent for one minute tomorrow to hon8 llnddrs ofthero re ied for 10:05 tomorrow morning. >>> still ahead here on "abc7 mornings," when you can't get w call 7 on your side. see how michael finny helped out one san francisco woman whose kitchen was flooded. >>> here's a live look from the santa cruz cam can ra. a little bit cool if you are head headed to that beach today, but near 70 later on. what about where you live? lisa is along shortly with a >>> welcome back, everyone. 9:36 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us here on abc 7. this is a live look from the east bay hills camera. muggy today a little bit and cloudy at least overcast, and be

long. that beach is staying closed at least through thunderstorm. guys?sharks known to be in that area. marci gonzalez, thank you so much. >>> back to rob for a check of the forecast and maybe he'll talk about the weather this time instead of analyzing the red sox-yankees rivalry. >> i'll talk more sports in a little bit. right now, let's talk '80s hair band. let's rock you like the medi-cane. here's some video out of greece. big-time waves there. it's a hybrid hurricane mediterranean cyclone. a cold core system. not truly a hurricane but it can get up to category 1 strength. look at these waves in greece, boom. this thing is headed toward turkey. they get about one or two per year. it's a fascinating thing. obviously it can have people running for higher ground. let's talk about the warm front. north of the red line, temperatures in the 50s. south of it, near 80 degrees in st. louis today. the warm air will remain in place. as we get into the first week of october, temperatures will be into the -- well, 10 to 15 degrees above average and the long-term tr

[audio en inglÉs] luÍs: amigos, hoy es 27 de octubre de 2017 son las 9:30 pm y estamos en long beachctor de la cinta que me contÓ sobre el tema principal de la pelÍcula. [audio en inglÉs] luÍs:e nos dieron mÁs detalles sobre el protagonista. o. [audio en inglÉs] luÍs y tambiÉn vimos en acciÓn a john cina, todo un profesional y ni siquiera para pavÍa va durante las explosiones. si creciste en los 80 y eres fans de los transformers, cÓmo es experiencia ser parte de la pelÍcula? [audio en inglÉs] luÍs: acabo de ver que estabas haciendo una misma escena varias veces y que agarras a esta chica y la tira al suelo. cuÁntas veces te ha tocado hacer la misma escena? [audio en inglÉs] alan: fanaticazo de esta saga. carlos: no entiendo cÓmo se puede transformar de taxi a camaro. chef: extraÑo a megan fox. >> estamos en todas las redes porque. sus precios te fascinarán. woo hoo! sus marcas te sorprenderán. y siempre encontrarás ese algo que no sabias que buscabas. marshalls. nunca aburrido. siempre sorprendente. oh niiice! niiice! marshalls. niiice! niiice! ¿encontraste un dólar? ese es el preci

then when you have north myrtle beach, they've got a long stretch of beach as well. but now this is -- in the northeast, you have -- usually the season is from memorial to labor, and then people go back to work and they leave the beach towels. not here. i was talking to the former mayor last night and he said their season can go all wait th up to november. so the people are losing money. everything is closed. when we were just out front on ocean boulevard here, not a store open, not a soul to be seen. they're dealing with it physically and fiscally as well, jake. >> don lemon, stay safe, my friend. >>> florence is now battling the coastal city of beaufort, north carolina where 100-mile-an-hour winds and powerful rain. how is your city holding up? >> we just had some uprooted trees. for those who did not evacuate and stayed in place, stay in place. i also want to mention -- >> mr. mayor, i'm sorry for interrupting. you're breaking up a little bit. i don't know if there's a better part of wherever you are. obviously we want to you stay safe, but if there is a better pl

a musuem dedicated to the memory of playland at the beach, the long closed san francisco amusement parkhosted visitors for the last time today.kron4's maureen kelly reports that the spot called playland --not-- at the beach is shuttering for a very similar reason that the original amusement park closed down. hahahahalaughing sal is getting the last laugh....as kids and kids at heart play old fashioned penny arcade games, skee ball and pinball....playland not at the beach got it's name because this 7500 square feet of memorabilla is located in el cerrito......far from san francisco's ocean beach where the original playland stood from 1913 to 1972. this collection of circus and amusement park mementos has been at this location for 10 years....but is now shutting down for a very similar reason that brought the original playland to a close. they came down for condos we're coming down for apartments so history is just repeating itselffrank biafore who goes by the title fabulous fun facilator says the building was purchased a year and half ago and is due to be torn down to make way for 50 uni

stephanie in long beach, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. getting into the feasibility of this judge, what i am shocked at is the process. this is such an almost a perversion of the process. these people have an obligation and duty to do their proper due diligence in vetting this man. they should get whatever documents they think they need to clearly make up their mind, short of national security issues. put to limit documents and dum them so that people cannot read them, and expect them to carry through with their duty to advise and consent, it is irrational. and i feel that by democrats participating in this, they are undermining their own case. they are consenting in a way to this unethical behavior, and setting precedents so it can be done again. um, i feel that if the process is not going to be fair and open and complete, they should not be participating at all. cmis inve parliamentary -- seen this in parliamentary procedure, i will acknowledge you, i will not. cannot.comment, you everybody should have a voice. for the chairman to not a

you have to travel to the port city tattoo parlor in long beach, california this saturday.tattoo on your own and have you to pay for it if you still want it, dagen. those are your headlines. dagen.>> why would you put an as sandwich tattoo on your body. >> what i if i wanted to do it from new york. dagen: i would say no. >> you could take time off and head down there this weekend and get a roast beef sandwich tattoo on my face. dagen: i wonder if marge gunder sorgunderson would get an arby's tattoo. >> yesterday they were talking about how dominoes would give away free pizzas for life if you got the tattoo in russia. dagen: we did that story before it was on the front page of the wall street journal. >> i'm reiterating it. we're talking about free food tattoos. dagen: we're ahead of the tattoo food related stories. coming up, fisa warrant showdown, the details after president trump orders several documents to be declassified. shifting gears for ram pickup trucks, the latest developments as this vehicle will now be made in the u.s. of a., straight ahead. (vo) when bandits st

>> chris, as long as that center is sitting down near myrtle beach, i mean it's been there all day longe ashore early this morning around 7:30 eastern time. as long as we continue to see this onshore fetch, we're going to continue to see heavy bands of rain from raleigh durham all the way down to morehead city and another intense band from wilmington going over to lumberton. two weeks to get this to move inland and move on out, we're going to see this big moisture fetch produce these bands of significant flash flooding. down on the coastline, you are going to continue to see that storm surge at high tide cycles. >> high tide is about 2:00 a.m. local time here. a lot of people are going to have to go through the night hoping they don't have any residual flooding or flash flooding. most of it will be doing it in the dark. the number now is over 650,000 -- 790,000 customers without power. customer means a home. there could be multiple people living in that customer home. so when you're looking at what to expect, brett, going forwards, we keep hearing about water coming down from north caro

beach and wilmington. the hurricane force winds are there all day long, right along the coast,owards the wrightsville beach area. and the tropical storm force winds, they moved in at 7: a.m. on thursday, they're still there at 8:00 a.m. on saturday. a very long duration ent, as far as the wind is concerned. a very long duration event as far as the rain is concerned. how much rain? well, how abo over0 inches of rain. yeah, this is two feet of rain down along the coastalre here of north carolina. much more dodge around myrtle d beach, arocharlotte. this is all going to be flooding, flood-pre in this area. notice our area, though, maybe 2.6 inches.th at's through next wednesday, so, again, we're not going to see much from this over the couple of days. i'm not worried about this storm at all in our area. tomorrow, f40% chance storms with a high of 83. 80 degrees on your friday. frid f is the best chanc rain, but it's not an all-day rain. the showers t will moveough quick. they are moving because of florence. 80 degrees on saturday. hey, we got redskins game coming up on sunday. we're undefeated right now. 83 d

mark judge was holed up nearly three hours away at the beach house of a long-time friend in bethany beachlaware. the post reports, a car in the driveway contained piles of clothing, a collection of superman comics, and a package addressed to mark judge at the potomac home where he lived three years ago. judge only made one on the record comment for the washington post. quote, how'd you find me? the reporter gestured to the car packed with his belongings and, of course that package addressed to him. mark judge declined to comment further. mark judge's lawyer told the washington post, quote, i told him to leave town. he is being hounded. he is a recovering alcoholic and is under unbelievable stress. he needed for his own health to get out of this toxic environment and take care of himself. >>> one of the reporters who found mark judge's hide out will join us next. come with us to a new world deeper than the ocean as unfathomable as the universe a world that doesn't exist outside you, but within you where breakthrough science is replacing chemotherapy with immunotherapy where we can now atta