but long beach is a city unto itself. half a million people, 52 square miles, a busy airport, a big university, an ocean front, a long beach, and it's share of wealth and poverty, and of course, crime. >> lots of scope for a person who is -- >> no shortage of work if you cover crime. >> she covered the police beat at the local paper, the long beach press telegraph. the cops trusted her so maybe that's why one november morning. >> a contact in the police department came over to me in the midst of this press conference and said you need to go now, and i was a little taken aback. >> taken aback because bixby was not a name you heard on the crime beat. so it was very clear to me something major was going on. packed up my stuff, ran out the door and got to the scene. >> the scene was in bixb bixby knolls. quite leave it to beaver homes on carefully tended streets. violent crime is unheard of in bixby knolls which is how they like it here. maybe that's why if they grew up here they rarely leave. >> everybody is very friendly an

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>> reporter: overnight, high surf pounded this beachside community in long beach. residents watched on as the ocean water overtook their boardwalk. >> straight on from the first floor, you could see that the waves were tumbling. >> reporter: homeowner marisol carl fears the water could cause significant flooding. >> it look likes like it will come into our first floor, so without having any type of berms or support. >> are the conditions scary? >> very scary, actually. >> reporter: before the expected large swells arrived, crews used heavy equipment to move tons of sand into place, doubling the defensive sand berm height from four to eight feet. city workers even put up a wooden barrier along the boardwalk, hoping to stop the swells, in case the berm was breached. as a last defense, sandbags were placed at the thresholds of these homes. ron salk is a 50 year resident of the area. he has never seen waves as aggressive as these. >> it was churning, big waves. i would say eight-to-ten feet. and wiping away the berm. >> reporter: the hurricane, currently 100 miles off

>> long beach has made a lot of strides. i would definitely say long beach does have the -- >> and the reason i'm asking that is just because again, as we talked about shared learning and best practices, is core also setup for us to work together to learn what other districts are doing and how they're being successful, so the things that are working in other districts, we may be able to implement some of those strategies? >> thank you. >> there was one more comment i had to make, which was all the five schools listed in here are pitch schools. >> commissioner norton? >> so i -- thank you for the presentation, and thank you to the principals for showing up and sharing with us. it's always good to see you, and i agree. i think we should have more principals come and talk to us. i was going to express -- i mean, i -- i feel some frustration, i think, because what you just said, superintendent, that you know, we've been doing various things for 30 years, and whatever the assessment, we still see the same gap. in all of my time o

now that they have taken care of some very special buoys or landmarks, they'll be heading down to long beach. as soon as they get cleaned up, they'll hit the road as soon as they can. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >>> a bongo calf on the loose created quite a stir at sacramento zoo this weekend. the 1-year-old calf named taylor swift breeched her exhibit on sunday -- breached her exhibit on sunday afternoon. visitors were told to evacuate or hide in the gift shop. she roamed around the zoo for 15 minutes before the staff were able to coax her back into her little enclosure. >> no member of the public or staff came into contact with the animal. >> staff are unsure how she actually escaped the exhibit in the first place. this comes as the zoo considers expanding to a new location to have more space for the animals. >>> well clear and sunny skies today mean clear skies tonight. just taking a live look at golden gate bridge. not a cloud in sight. i'll tell you what that means for your overnight temperatures coming up. >>> coming up all new at 6:00 to want, a high-flying ceo now facing pris

large pods like this speeding through items from long beach to l.a.x. all the way to sherman oaks. >> i mean if it's from here to sherman oaks, if i can get there in 15 to 20 minutes, yeah, i'll take it. >> reporter: beyond setting that firm debut date musk is staying mum on specifics. people we spoke with already take public transportation so they can avoid this. as for hyperloops and tunnels, well, a few thought it unnecessary. >> i think building on the rail system we have going on right now, i think that's pretty good, above ground, of course. if i was him, i would not build it underground. i understand ego is a big thing, but it's not that big. >> reporter: the tunnel opens the night of december 10th and musk tweeted on december 11th the public gets to ride for free. in hawthorne, greg mills, kpix5. >>> a lot to cover tonight, first hurricane willa just to update you on the hurricane that really gained energy overnight so that now it's got 155-mile an hour winds powering towards the coastline of mexico. its path is going to take it to between puert

well time to move on now it's who you are express this case it's a long. beach. on thursday freeze art fair opened with some of the crime the crim with contemporary arts one hundred sixty galleries are exhibiting works by around a thousand artist this year's focuses on the arts made by women gender equality still has to come a long way in the arts industry to. the local option because for example the ocean records the masses so much by the way are female artists as always a lot of art will be sold at this year's show these four hundred photographs by british artists on your boy's serve all ready been purchased by one of the country's leading museums the taste gallery the sixteenth freeze art fair will continue in london's regent park until sunday. an instant favorite with the public at the paris motor show is a full scale galaxy she rode built out of more than a million lego pieces without. the replicants super sports car can actually go up to thirty kilometers an hour. presenting their visions of automotive future at the magic show which runs until sunday. this

this was the long beach salon on stevens creek blvd... but not anymore... inside there is nothing left of the business. san jose police say this was just one of the 107 massage parlors shuttered since the beginning of the year as the department cracked down on illegal operations in city limits. most of the business closed had prostition going on... and possibly human trafficking ... lt. paul messier explains the raids, the take downs and how this crack down is far from over... lt. paul messier, san jose police dept. we made broad raids. estacio - just down the way here on stevens creek blvd... another shuttered massage parlor. the lt. says currently they are examing 45 other similiar places.. .and there could be more shut downs in the coming days and weeks. in san jose, terisa estacio kron four news nats, loma prieta. (grant) a somber recognition ... today marks the 29th anniversary of the deadly loma prieta earthquake. centered on the san andreas fault... the 6-point-9 magintude quake caused extensive damage in the santa cruz mountains and throughout the b

. >> the city of long beach has seen one dozen typhus cases this year. double the amount normally reported. >>> there is a lawsuit against the maker of a popular sparking water. lacroix is being sued for not being 100% all-natural. julie watts reports. >> reporter: it is among the top sellers. beating out products from pepsi in the coca-cola. the appeal, it's simple ingredients. but a lawsuit alleges the natural claims are false. the lawsuit claims testing revealed artificial ingredients including one used cockroacinse ieifd as natural." but the folks contend the term natural is meaningless. >> it is meaningless by definition. there is no fda definition. there are no regulations. >> reporter: the association has sued other companies for misleading natural advertising noting that consumers assign a meaning to natural. >> we found 81% of consumers think it means no artificial ingredients. >> reporter: she says that is really the case and points to the quote "natural flavoring" on the back of a lacroix can. >> they don't have to show up on the ingredients l

this was the long beach salon on steven's creek blvd...but not anymore. police say this is just one of the 107 massage parlors shuttered since the beginning of the year...that's when the department crack down on illegal operations in the city limits intensified.. investigators say...most of the business busted had prostition going on... and possibly human trafficking ... (grant) the lt. says (grant) the lt. says currently they are examing 45 other similiar places.. there could be more shut downs in the coming days and weeks. seasonably warmer highs during the upcoming days are expected in the bay area. highs will warm up into the 70s along the coast with mid 80s inland. patchy coastal clouds at night will continue the rest of the week and into the weekend. current forecast track will bring temperatures down by monday with increasing clouds and a low chance

this was the long beach salon on steven's creek blvd...but not anymore.is is just one of the 107 massage parlors shuttered since the beginning of that's when the limits intensified.. investigators say...most of the business busted had prostition going on... and possibly human trafficking ... (jrs) the lt. says currently they are examing 45 other similiar places.. there could be more shut downs in the coming days and weeks. (justine) back on their feet. one man is helping out homless veterans in the bay area. the reason he is now giving back. now giving back. here's to the stair takers, now giving back. breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see e

. >> overnight, high surf pounded this community in long beach. residents watched on as the ocean water overtook their boardwalk. >> straight on you could see the waves were tumbling. >> reporter: the water could cause significant flooding. >> it looked like it's about to come into our first floor. so without any support, very scary. >> referee: before the large swells arrived, crewsed moved sand into place doubling the bedroom height from four to eight feet. city workers put up a wooden barrier hoping to stop the swells in case the bedroom was reached. sand passions with r placed at the thresholds of the homes. et we saw eight to ten feet and wiping away the burm. >> the shrk expected to barrel into mexico. cr continue to fortify the burm until tuesday. john blackstone, krbz, san francisco. >>> the state department is looking into accusations that saudi arabia was involved in the murder of a saudi journalist. he disappeared last week as a columnist for the "washington post" and crate sized the saudi royal family. >> reporter: days after the saudi

landfall, this is a worst-case scenario but if you look at the northwest florida coast, destin, fort long beachall the rest, see grove beach and continue to move to the east, panama city beach, all that area will get heavy winds and heavy rains, there will be some destruction, the worst of it all is over tyndall air force base and if anybody knows the military, you know they're ready for this. that's where the storm crossed, but what's next is callaway and parker, they will get the western eye wall just beating those towns, parker and callaway, eastern suburbs of panama city, grown into one city, panama city, parker, callaway, cedar grove, east bay. on the way north to bayou george and we believe it will take a turn to the right. if you are in the city of tallahassee, where i happen to have some friends who have hunkered down with their wives and children in their homes in a very low lying area, you are about to get copious amounts of rain in tallahassee. you can expect power outages, extreme wind gust. not hurricane force winds in tallahassee. more serious problems, and as we move on in, donal

>> long beach. >> long beach bearcats. okay.ink is the best apple for a particular recipe. for applesauce, jessica, what do you think would be the best apple? >> red. >> eh! wrong. now if that were a macintosh you would have been right but this is a golden delicious. what you want for applesauce is something sweet, something relatively soft texture. you're going to cook it and bake it down basically. >> okay. >> to make applesauce you just cut it, take out the core if you want with the little corer sort of thing, 35, 40 minutes, cinnamon, mm-mm. you got to do that and this is a food mill. ever use a food mill? >> no, i haven't. >> your mom never used a food mill, old school? put it through there and can do it with the skins on and it comes through and you get it nice and smooth but a little bit of chunky. now if you do a food processor, that's okay. don't overdo it. you want applesauce not apple juice. >> okay. you all knew this was coming. >> what a kind audience. >> they're very kind. so with the applesauce, pork chops and app

. >> this is in long beach. e speechwriters, i was doing one page excerpts in 19 cc six excerptsn -- one page in 1966 that nixon put into his speeches. after our great year in 1966, the future president told me he wanted to hire somebody to balance me because he thought i might be a little far to the right. i went out and got a list of the best and brightest young writers who were moderates and republicans and i said, the very best one is ray price, the former editorial editor of the herald tribune, which, i believe, had gone under by then. but one problem, he is not a great admirer of yours and he wrote the endorsement of lyndon johnson in 1964. nixon told me, listen, pat. i don't care if he likes me or likes us. bring him in here. after the first battle, he will be a loyalist. nixon believed in that, that in the fires of battle, loyalties are created that don't exist before then. people come to work and look at it as a job. with all the battles you are in together, sometimes a real bond is created. >> price on

is america's port together with long beach. we deal with public safety issues. we have to create jobs, fix education. i think that voice is really important. >> right. >> president trump got out of the paris climate accords, we got 412 cities to say we'll do it instead because we're on the front line with our firefighters dealing with historic fires and floods. i'll have some important conversations at home, talking to a lot of other folk bus i'm pushing hard this next couple of weeks to see if we can change this congress and get people more responsive to local government, local communities and the average american. >> just a quick yes or no, do you think you'll make a decision by the end of the year? >> i do believe, yes. >> mayor garcetti, thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> good to be with you, jake. >>> it's been a political epidemic, screaming at officials out in public and at restaurants. where does this stop? that's next. delicious pasta marinara. but birds eye made it from zucchini. mmm... mashed potatoes...and rice! but made from cauliflower. looks

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is america's port together with long beach bringing 40% of our international trade in by sea.ic safety issues. we have to create jobs, fix education. and i think that voice is really important. you know, when president trump got out of the pairs climate accords, we got cities to say we'll do it instead because we're on the front lines with firefighters dealing with historic fires and bloods. i'll have some important conversations at home talking to a lot of other folks. but really i'm just pushing hard for this next couple of weeks to see if we can change this and see if we can get people with local communities and the average american. >> just a quick yes or no, do you think you'll make a decision before the end of the year? >> i do believe, yes. >> okay. mayor garcetti, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >>> it's becoming an epidemic with protesters screaming at officials in public. where does this stop? next. so-so pizza? not in this house. 'cause that's no so-so family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up new kraft expertly

went off to grad school and then served at the city of long beach in the city manager's office there and then moved here to san francisco and served for two-years in our planning department as senior planner and now i'm currently serving as the assistant to the city manager in the city of palo alto. so public service is really what i believe in and something i really value. and now as somebody who is not working in the city of san francisco, i have an opportunity to serve my community in a different way by serving on the board of appeals. i believe that my experience and my training as a planner, my education as a planner trained at m.i.t. and my ability to use and exercise judgment on important matters before the board of appeals makes me qualified for this position. i can bring my skills, my expertise and also my passion and my energy to this work and would be very honored to be accepted to this position. thank you. >> great. any questions for -- supervisor yee? >> good afternoon. >> hi. >> so, when you were working as planner, did you have to go to any of these board of appeals me

long beach, california.aller: i was wondering with the fake news accusations always and the red and blue divide, how can as a democrat, we find a way to reach the republicans or trump supporters to give them our view where they might trust us? i know -- washington journal is my favorite place to go where you can get both sides. it still does not get to the general public. what kind of strategy can democrats do to make people that are not even just the in politics -- not even interested in politics find out what drives the? with global warming and everything, there are important things that are happening. we do not get to that because there are too many other chaotic things happening. host: thank you for the call. steve kornacki. guest: when i talk about political tribalism and the rise of red and blue, media is intertwined with all of this. you talk about the ideas that newt gingrich had of nationalizing politics. there was a certain inevitability with the evolution of media. you think about from a generatio

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beach to himself. it caps decade's long battle over martins beach south of half moon bay. the billionaire bought the property next to the beach and padlocked the gate to the only access road. the california coastal act declares beach access a fundamental right. but cosla claims it violates his property rights. today elected officials joined the surf rider foundation at the gate to celebrate. >> it's scary when they are applying to the supreme court with the attorney who argued more cases than anybody alive. those are tense moments. but we felt the law was on our side the whole way. >> they will the e's courtsand seek d r laifhe rufavor. ommission does no >>> an r rating won't be enforced at one oakland theater. the owner allowing people of all ages to see the movie fahrenheit 11/9. the lake theater is screening michael moore's newest documentary. a message says political discourse must not be stifled. the film explores hot topics including american politics, gun violence, and the flint water crisis. >> i felt it was really necessary to make the movie accessible to anyone o

rachel kathleen harper, 33, long beaches, california. rosia gaynen, corona, california. sandra lee casey, 35, torrence, california. stacey ann echevert, california. susan marie smith, 53, simi valley, california. teresa camera, california. thomas allen day, jr., 54, corona, california. victor lloyd link, 53, california. h-meddie, edmonton, alberta, canada. jessica vinechuck, valley view, alberta, canada. jordan heckledon't know, maple ridge, british columbia, canada. terra ann roe, 34, alberta, canada. harley ann crybalm, 33, sutherland, iowa. rhonda laroch talks. mr. burr:ry, massachusetts. lisa marie nunes, 48, gallop, new mexico. william winfield, wolf, jr., 42, newburgh, pennsylvania. a senator: james sonny mettleton, big sandy, tennessee. hedger lorraineal dorado, 35, utah. carolyn lee parsons, 31, seattle, washington. denise berdides, west virginia. and to the hundreds injured that night, those still recovering from the scars visible and invisible, we stand with you and we have not forgotten. thank you, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will r

it will be a long time before mexico beach is back in business. dave and christine. >> miguel marquez there. at this hour, michael remains a tropical storm packing 50-mile-an-hour winds. more than 50 million under a flash flood watch. michael is driving as it moves northeast. we have karen maginnis with us from the weather center here. good morning. >> good morning. you imagine the people in mexico beach watching the category four hurricane knocking on their door did not imagine the image that looked like this would soon look like an image where total deaf an as station took -- total devastation took place. very little standing. you imagine the storm surge had the biggest impact across the region along with category four hurricane force winds. now a tropical storm intensity. it is offshore. it is becoming post tropical. it is losing its tropical whale shark ice particulars. -- characteristics. we saw heavy downpours. as a matter of fact, in north carolina and virginia, there are more than 1 million people in those states reporting right now withou

if you look around mexico beach there a long way away from that.ot of reconstruction has to take place before you can reestablish power. according to city officials yesterday they are still in recovery mode. getting back to modern conveniences like turning on the light switch or cold refrigerators a few steps off. leland: real quick, mike, are there a lot of folks who stayed behind who are still there beginning to cleanup or have people stayed away so rescue teams and first responders can get in there and do their work. >> i wouldn't say a lot. a handful of people a stayed behind. some rode out the storm. a lot of times they said up front in their chairs hoping to get some food or cold water. people picking through the rubble trying to find irreplaceable belongings. things like family photos and mementos. by and large most of the people are staying away. still talking about 280 people who had to write up a storm in mexico beach and that's why you have the high number of people just unaccounted for who lost contact with family members. leland: 280 p

so whoever actually goes through it, somewhere here between panama city, mexico beach, you won't be in it for long. hopefully there is no one in this region anyway. but it is an extremely dangerous situation. we haven't seen a storm like this in the pan handlihandlpanh.

not just my beach, but all beaches in california. >> up next, the big victory in a long-standing battle over access to one bay area beach. >>> look at that satellite. it's raining up in the north bay. i've got moderate rainfall in nevada. i'll have details on what you can expect tomorrow morning. >>> coming up, it has been nearly a year. a look at the rezoning process in mendocino county. and, the hurdles that still remain following the deadly fires one year ago. >>> plus, a horse gallops right into a cafe. no, it's not the beginning of a joke, and we have video to prove it. this is really incredible. that's coming up at 7:00. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf joined us today on mornings on 2. >> don't miss new conversations tomorrow on mornings on 2. >>> people in san mateo county articling victory over a long legal battle over access to martins beach. a millionaire who owns does not want to allow public access, but today, the supreme court declined to hear his appeal. more now from ktvu's ann rubin. >> reporter: access to martins beach on the san mateo county coast. for years, people hav

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the plenty of sunshine except long the beach. then this evening it pushes back in and see more fog overnight into tomorrow morning. grab a jacket if you are planning a late night out tonight. highs today will be similar to yesterday. look for 60s at the coast. mild and partly cloudy in half moon bay. 66. san francisco nice and comfortable at 71. lots of 70s around the bay. fremont 79. and mid-80s for the warmer inland locations like concord, livermore, and antioch and fairfield. santa rosa warming up to 81. and san jose 81 as well. today overnight lows cool to the 40s and 50s. and we'll see some of the fog spread in across the bay. even reaching parts of the south bay. so we'll see partly cloudy conditions or foggy conditions through most of the bay area. but if you're in the inland areas just a heads up we have the meteor shower. great viewing conditions for interior areas. you could see up to 20 per hour. the best view something before dawn. if you are up this time tomorrow you might see them. here is what you can expect the we

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the supreme court weighs in on a decades long fight over beach access. >>> the b.a.r.t. police department today showed off a new video command center. it's over officers monitor surveillance cameras to deter and solve crimes. crime reporter henry lee got a tour of the facility and joins us live from oakland. >> reporter: inside b.a.r.t. police headquarters is the command and control system. is part of a crime was committed on b.a.r.t., chances are it was caught on video. this is the center of the b.a.r.t. police department unit, where digital footage is reviewed, stored, and analyzed. >> we try to do a little bit of everything that we are parking lots, concourse, fair gates. >> reporter: the screens allow police to monitor some of its 4000 cameras in real time. police can also retrieve video from a crime that has already happened. >> we get what's going on live during the day. we listen to the radio and tried to be very interactive with dispatch and officers in the field. >> reporter: the surveillance system includes pan, tilt, and zoom cameras that can be moved to follo

public debt and unemployment continuing to rise it seems brazilians are facing a long uphill battle. surf sun and beach that's what most people think of when it comes to brazil but take a stroll away from the country's famous beaches and the story for every day brazilians looks much different ugs on a coaster used to work at an international company but then he lost his job and with help wanted ads few and far between he started selling hot meals out of his friend's car. it's involuntary entrepreneurship a common story here. the input here problem of unemployment in brazil was created by that enormous economic crisis that we're currently experiencing. to survive the crisis people have to reinvent themselves that's what i did. i could stay at home and look for a job sending out cds all the time but with the job market so tight it's difficult so i didn't give up and decided to do my own thing. and jobs are one of the chief concerns for brazilians. with unemployment hovering between twelve and fourteen percent around thirteen million people spend their days at unemployment offices like this one. whoever c