lori johnson visits santa cruz every year. >> nature took the beaches back. >> reporter: she watches the whipping waves batter the beach, towering tides leaves her worried for what could come again. >> you can control the ocean. the storm comes up and this is what happens. >> reporter: steve davis has lived here his whole life and rides his electric bike along the wharf . there is damage in the hills where he lives too. >> mud an inch-high on the street. it came over the bridge. >> reporter: while locals and visitors alike walkedaches tan the damage just to look and see what happened during the storm, santa cruz workers scrambled to get the logs lifted in hopes of lessening the extent of the aftermath once that next round arrives. businesses in capitola cleaning up, already dealing with water rushing in , including mai tai beach restaurant. >> right now, it is about assessing all of the damage and salvaging what we can . it is difficult. we just made it out of covid . we were looking to revamp and reset and try to keep on pushing through. this is another major setback. >> reporter: a

lorie johnson visits santa cruz every year. >> nature took the beaches back. >> reporter: that is what she says as she watches the wilting leaves battled the beach. towering tides leaves her worried for what could come again. >> you cannot control the ocean. the storm comes up and this is what happens. >> reporter: he has lived here his whole life and rides his electric bike along the wharf. there is damage in the hills where he lives, too. >> i came over the bridge and it is pretty impressive. >> reporter: while locals and visitors alike walk the beaches, taking interviews and the damaged -- >> to look and see what happened during the storm. >> reporter: -- they scramble to get the logs lifted in hopes of lessening the extent of the aftermath once the next round arrives. >> this is in capitola, cleaning up, already dealing with water rushing in, including this beach restaurant. >> this is about assessing all the damage and then salvaging what we can is difficult.all f we just made it out of covid and we were looking to revamp and reset and try to keep pushing through, but this is just

strategy with possible benefits for the channel that our team turned down for the c, a analyst, lori johnson says there's no accountability in washington over the failure to find anything to substantiate. the notorious russia gates hopes is remarkable, that the amount of psychological projection that's going on here. and what i mean by that is that the united states accuses russia of what the united states is doing . and in fact, russia was not interfering or meddling in the us election. it was the washington d. c. establishment. the democratic party has no credibility and it has become again, it's just, it's good at taking care of its own and making sure that everybody who plays with them gets rewarded. they get a pay off. you and the republicans have the loss, was adapted to us and that was, that's the speaks of is there are still some principal people within the republican party and you're seeing some of them today who are opposing the election of the kevin mccarthy is the speaker of the house, so this is this concept of accountability. it needs to take place, but that's the problem with

buckner, businessman willie wilson, cook county commissioner brandon johnson, former chicago public school ceo paul vallas, mayor lori lightfoot, alderman roderick sawyer, and congressman jesus chuy garcia. joining mee to ask questions to our abc sevento palooka reported great wall and univision chicago anchor henrique rodriguez. so here are the ground rules for two nights 90 minute long debate. debate. we'll be here for ae t little bt which by the way all of the candidates have agreed upon. the candidates will each have 45 seconds to answer each questiont the first candidate to answer each particular question for that round will get another 30 seconds a rebuttal if they so choose. at the end of this debate each candidate will get one minute for a closing statement. the order to respond to the first question was determined by ballot order. that is also the candidates ared positioned with their podiums in our studio. let's get right to it. the first question goes to ja'mal green and it comes from great wall. >> crime and public safety are top concern fors many voters while murders and judy's have declined over the pas

lori is in the council chamber -- whenever you are in boston. laurie thank you so much. >> with that i want to bring on the one day only the rock star professor casey johnson. who is going to take this as an inspiration. and give us an amazing someone are about legislative violence and the united states and using the cane and inspiration. casey, the stage is yours. >> thank you. my thanks to lauren for setting this up. the sumner caning this is not an artistic rendition. it is without a doubt being most famous of the attacks on congress. sadly, this is a topic, violence against members in congress that is something that has been long-standing. something will try to do tonight is to go through it relatively quickly. to hit some of the high points -- what probably was a first instance of violence on the floor of congress occurred in the 17 90s. after a fight against -- captured here on the screen again artistically between matthew lion i jeffersonian congressman from vermont he is holding in his hands tongs from the fireplace that heeded the then house of representatives chamber. he is attacking roger griswold who is a federalist congressman from connecticut