loech we'll be moving to the city of long beach for the new headquarters around 2015 or 2016 as a whole the company was a west coast company doorknob in los angeleslong beach and

loech we'll be moving to the city of long beach for the new headquarters around 2015 or 2016 as a whole the company was a west coast company doorknob in los angeleslong beach and san francisco up to the late 90s and 2009 we expanded to the northwest and to the gulf to a point we have locations on the east and the golf

loech we'll be moving to the city of long beach for the new headquarters around 2015 or 2016 as a whole the company was a west coast company doorknob in los angeles long beach and san francisco up to the late 90s and 2009 we expanded to the northwest and to the gulf to a point we have locations on the east and the golf and the west coast as well as 21 plus port locations in more than 9 states as well in the prince columbia as you can see from the organizational chart the top level i self-mention the metro corporation because it is really the company between noting list as well as the operating companies but we have 4 operating companies in place under metropolitan steve donor company the metro crews and shore and metro risk management metro ports is our unbelievable and break bulk handling company within the last couple of years we've handled more 10 tons of bulk cargo and expect that to eclipse possible 13 million we've been doing business since mid 2008 metro crews services is our crews oriented business we provided steve doctoring to the crews links search warrants the port and the a.d. i couldn't know to the metro crews is the shore services

experts have already flooded los angeles and long beach, and in the meantime, they can cash in on a favorable exchange rate. the cost to visit the u.s. is rising with the dollar, putting pressure on the tourism industry. holiday may choose to go elsewhere. although americans are keen to travel and will see their options widen as they get more bang for their back. emerging markets will have a hard time to. many will see their debts rise. venezuela, for example risks defaulting on its bonds this year ethics currency continues to drop. experts say the dollar's rise is set to continue. >> morgan stanley was a victim of data theft i one of its own employees. up to 10% of its mill -- its wealth management client had their account information stolen. the employee has since been fired in the incident reported to law enforcement. morgan stanley shares were down more than 3% earlier in the day. fiat chrysler headed 20% jump of sales in the u.s. demand for the chrysler sedan increased by almost 200% for the month. it capped the -- a successful end to the year. mccormick karmic or had its best year since

maritime associate ordered crews that were smaller than usual to unload ships at the ports of los angeles and long beach. they claim they needed it reduce the backlog of containers that had been unloaded. both sides began contract talks back in may of last area. >> pope francis would like to come to california to canonize a missionary would brought catholicism to the state but coming to the bay area to make him a saint would add too many days to the september trip to the united states and will likely canonize him at the national shrine in washington dc and travel to philadelphia and new york city. >>> we have had fog the past few days but nothing like what i saw this morning. >> like this. >> it is thicker in more areas this morning than yesterday. this is how it looked across the bay bridge. >> is that eric thomas driving? >> driving and shooting video is dangerous. i would never do that. >> it was pretty thick cross the bay bridge. suddenly we get to the other side and boom, the clipper opened up. it was lick like a wall >> now, the fog in oakland the bay bridge toll plaza is at least half-a-mile visi

stronger demand for asian goods, a backlog of freight at the ports in los angeles and long beach, and the port of oakland's own efforts to boost business. >>> the high speed rail authority today awarded a billion dollar construction contract to a joint venture of three companies. the 1.36 billion-dollar deal will pay for the design and construction of the second phase of the rail line. that's a 65-mile stretch south of fresno. the board overseeing the project also listened to high speed rail experts who safely operated bullet trans for decades. >> we have 50 year history for high speed rail, but so in the history, we don't have any injuries and we don't have any fatalities at all. >> while japan's rail system is safe, the technology can be difficult to master. >>> california's independent budget analyst office says the state could have billions more money than estimated. last week, governor jerry brown unveiled his budget plan after looking at it, the legislate analyst said california is likely to collect $1 to $2 billion more in taxes than the governor predicted. only if stock market

> reporter: row after row of shipping containers are piling up dockside at the ports of los angeles and long beach a billion dollars of new cargo comes through here every day and just sits. >> we ordered most of this stuff in august, september. >> reporter: brian jablon runs stansport, a company that supplies camping gear to businesses, including amazon, target and home depot. >> right now there's 32 containerses we have sitting out in the ocean we're waiting to get in the door. >> reporter: so your company's big investments are essentially floating around in the pacific ocean right now. >> correct. >> this is for a garden store. >> reporter: lisa foster owns one bag at a time which sells reusable shopping bags to retail stores. >> normally i get a container within three to five days. but i've had delays of up to seven weeks now. >> reporter: fashion retailers ann taylor and lululemon, estimate shipping delays cost them eight to 10 million. periellis had $6 million worth of clothing stuck in port. business owners across the country say they're clatderal damage in a bitting contract dispute that be

maritime associate ordered crews that were smaller than usual to unload ships at the ports of los angeles and long beachhat they needed to reduce a backlog of containers that was already unloaded. both sides began contract talks back in may of last year. >>> pope frances would like to come to california to canonize a missionary who brought catholicism to the state but probably will not be able to do so. he says coming to the bay area to make the man a saint adds too many days to the september trip to the issue and instead he will likely canonize him at the national shrine in washington, dc and will travel to philadelphia and new york city. >>> anyone coming to the bay area this morning will find out it is foggy. >>> maybe delays into san francisco international airport. we waiting to hear the announcement. >>> good morning everyone, at 5:47. we will look at one area with the thick fog, livermore has quarter-mile at the airport. coming from altamont pass and dublin grid, traveling along 580, stanley boulevard all areas are going to be inundated with fog and same up 680 to concord and your neighbors at ha

companies accused workers of a deliberate show down in long beach and los angeles. that prompted more companies to deliver their goods to oakland that created a back log. >>> the walnut creek school board considering changing its boundaries. a look at the current boundaries in the north part of the district. each colorriments a different boundary. -- color represents a different boundary. the goal is to reduce crowding and evenly distribute the student population. they will discuss the proposal monday night at 7:00 p.m. >>> a new clue in the death of a woman in the north bay. what investigators are hoping this surveillance video reveals about her suspicious death. >> beautiful but bad news for the drought. talking to officials about the impact the dry january is having in the bay area. >> and 70 degrees today in the north bay and around the bay area, we will see temperatures like that again tomorrow. i will give you specifics on what you can expect. >> a beautiful night but it is backed up there on interstate 80 in burgly. jammed up -- berkeley. jammed up in both di

rating and a $15 target price but the report didn't mention a and w recently entered the long beach and los angeles market by assuming some assets that are now bankrupt competitors. i think that coupled with the drop in oil could drive it higher than 15 jim, do you like this stock? >> i'm not cryazy about it. the street i work at the street but i do not control that part of the operation. the stock is fully vetted. i'm not a buyer of this stock. cale vain in new jersey calvin. >> caller: hey jim, first i would like to say good job on giving stuart scott a shoutout a couple days ago. >> thank you. >> caller: second, this company and this stock, the other side of the pillow or a boo-yah home run blox. >> no, they have missed a quarter badly. this one totally penalty box for me. i would actually be very unwilling to buy here. don't touch it. let's go to kelly in florida, kelly. >> caller: big boo-yah from sunny south florida. >> nice what's up? >> caller: long-time viewer first-time caller me and my kids absolutely love you. the only time i can peel them away from sponge bob is when you come on in the

the problem stems from a labor stand off between shipping companies and dock workers in long beach and los angelesports, namely the port of oakland. ktvu's tom vacar is live now. >> reporter: it is a national problem that we are looking at because the long, slow, agonizing damage that has been going on for a few months is starting to speed up. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of those containers we see are hauling perishable foods. at the moment california citrus experts are at their peak and keeping them refrigerateicide crucial -- refrigerated is crucial. >> reporter: this only works when it is plugged in to shore power or the ship or a generator. there are generators, the problem is there isn't enough to go around. >> don't have generator the fruit will be bad. >> reporter: he opened one of his reefers. 250,000 oranges sitting in a yard since last friday, since the operator can't put them on a ship. they have the mold and the smell that signifies

and in los angeles the search continues for a missing infant. long beachublic's help finding elissa de la cruz. she disappeared from a home saturday night after a shooting. the man involved in the shooting may have taken the infant. and the trial of the boston marathon bombing defendant starts monday. tsarnaev is also charged with the murder of an m. i.t. police officer. >>> still ahead, we're answering your questions about the air asia missing plane. send them to us at _#85015 qs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the evolution of luxury continues. the next generation 2015 escalade. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> we

one of his 1st trips was to the port of los angeles which with the port of long beach is the nation's largest container port. surely the challenges there are huge. i joined him on that visit and we did a helicopter flyover. then the then the marine layer role then and we were unable to land. what a metaphor. navigating through the fog. of course we persevered and so has dhs ably led by j johnson. j johnson. it is our honor to have them at the wilson center for the 2nd time to address the state of homeland security. please join me in welcoming the secretary of homeland security. [applause] .. >> >> end part with no prior notice just a few feet from the building. this is the same spot today. the public parking lot is gone replaced by police vehicles and heavily armed members of the capitol police. sadly there are threats to our homeland security today that did not exist in 1966. the secretary is responsible for addressing those threats. one year ago i filled up my vision for the department of romance security. i was then new to the job not legislator i can give a progress report with th

just north of los angeles, about 20 minutes later, a 4.2 quake hit in the same area. people as far south as long beach and as far north as baker bakersfield reported feeling shaking from some of the quakes. one woman reported all the shelves rattling then she heard a big boom so far no serious damage has been reported. >>> now to a follow-up on the airasia crash, crews have located large parts of the jetliner that went down in the java sea. the biggest piece of the jetliner is about 18 feet wide which appears to be parts of the jet's body. the head of the search and rescue team says they are confident it is from airasia flight 8501. the key is tracking the black box and recovering more victims. >> the key is to understanding the recovery it could shed light on how much impact forces was sustained by the aircraft and each of the victims. >> also the indonesian government has grounded flights from surabaya to singapore indefinitely while they figure out if they filed the proper paperwork for the route. >>> and hundreds attending the funeral of wen jen liu. he and his partner were gunned down while sitti

long beach to seattle. then delta 4741 phoenix to seattle. then delta 1061 los angeles to orlando, diverted to dallas after someone tweeted, we are isis. we are here. onboard, this woman saw the tweet in the air to see that and see someone say, we are isis. we are here we're on the plane, that was absolutely terrifying because you don't really know what you're looking for. if someone looks suspicious or not. >> reporter: once on the ground to the plane and passengers isolated add searched. >> everyone has to be cleared. the entire aircraft has to be cleared. due to possible credibility of a threat. >> reporter: sources say it appears to be the work of pranksters and copycats not terrorists. the penalty if caught up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. now the fbi is analyzing the twitter feeds looking for the footprints that could lead them to a suspect. >> every time there's these additional threats coming in it's actually creating a profile that gives authorities more information so they can make better decisions. >> that was tom costello reporting. the issue

los angeles just reported busiest year since 2007. container volume at the port the second busiest on the west coast after the nearby port of long beach saw container volume rise 6% in 2014 and just today in an effort to end the standoff between the port and the dock workers, 174 industry groups sent a letter to both sides telling them to quote, get it done. >>> good news about investing in new businesses. a new report led by price water house coopers said that u.s. venture capitalists invested $48 billion in enterprises last year most since the year 2000 around the dot com boom. >>> good things come in small packages. well when it comes to real estate in silicon valley, small homes and i mean really small are coming with some gigantic price tags. josh lipton has the story. >> reporter: in the heart of silicon valley there's been a big jump in the price of small homes. pau alto is one of the most sought after communities in the bay area with elegant downtown respected schools and proximity to the headquarters of tech giants such as facebook and google google. in fact demand is so strong in palo alto and inventories so lean homes that

los angeles will carr "fox news". >>> this is such a sad story to hear police in long beach california said a body of a infant foundterday in san diego is that of the missing three week old baby. the baby was abduct from her bombing beach home following a shooting of her parents and uncle. investigators found baby remains in the dumpster behind a strip mall in the san diego area cause of death is still unknown. police are looking for a male suspect. >>> a new york hedge fund founder is found dead, in his manhattan apartment. according to reports, his son was taken into custody but has in the been charged. police say they found 07 year-old thomas gilbert with a gunshot wound to the head. gilbert founded wayne scott capitol partners fun. it had 200 million-dollar in assets and focuses on the bio tech and health care industries. >>> american health care worker who experienced high risk exposure to the ebola virus while working in sierra leone is being treated in the nebraska hospital. patient landed in omaha yesterday afternoon and is being treated at nebraska medical center which has specialized bio containment units

los angeles. hi, jane. >> reporter: hey tyler, a great year for the ports of l.a. and long beach because of volume but contract talks, congestion here is reaching epic proportion proportions proportions. why not use this wide open lot? it's complicated. what this means to earnings reports coming up. we'll be right back. >>> the long time speaker of the new york state assembly arrested today charged with federal corruption. the federal government says he used his office to get millions of bribes over the years, and then covered that all up. that's u.s. attorney making the announcement right now. let's go to dom chu for a market flash. >> watching avon. you'll see a spike on the screen. the stock is doing this. street account references a report attributed to deal reporter that the company was in talks with private equity perm tpg. as a result, the shares up 15.5%. again, not confirmed here but reports citing deal reporter saying that private equity firm tpg, tyler, may have been in talks with avon products leading to the spike. over to you. >> two pieces of dramatic video from ukr

. >> on sunday jetblue 1006 long beach to seattle and then delta 4741 phoenix to seattle, then delta 2061 los angeleslas after someone tweeted we are isis. we are here. on board sarah who saw the tweet while in the air. >> so to see that and to see someone say we are isis we are here we're on the plane. i mean that was absolutely terrifying because you don't really know what you're looking for. you don't know if someone looks suspicious or not. >> reporter: once on the ground to the plane and passengers isolated and searched. >> everyone's going to have to be cleared. the entire aircraft has to be cleared due to possible threats. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say it appears to be the work of pranksters and copycats not terrorists. the penalty, if caught up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. now, the fbi is analyzing the twitter feeds looking for the footprints that could lead them to a suspect. >> every time there's these additional threats coming in it's actually creating a little bit of a profile that gives authorities more information so they can make better decisions. >> reporter

los angeles. about 20 minutes later a 4.2 hit in the same area. people as far south as long beach and as far north as bakersfield reported feeling shaking from the second quake. today huge change from thousands of undocumented immigrants. there were extra long lines across the state today as they began the process of california driver's licenses. thousanded pours in to san jose. marianne you've been there quite a while. you say it was busy earlier. >> extremely busy. all day up until 5:00 when it closed. more than 900 people came here to apply for their california driver's license. this was the busiest dmv processing center in the bay area. >> the line wrapped around the building at this dmv processing center in san jose today. >> yeah i have a license. >> ramon torres showed us his learners permit he received after passing a 36 question test. >> i'm very happy. >> he'll now have to take the behind the wheel driving test and if he passes he'll receive his license in about six weeks. the licenses are available to undocumented immigrants after governor jerry brown signed legislation

long beach and a sky west flight were both evacuated and searched upon arrival. a spokesman will only say the matter is under investigation. a flight from los angeles and declare it safe. the fbi will only say the flights were targets of on-line threats. >>> the fbi is taking the lead in tracking down who tweeted the bomb threats that shutdown atlanta's airport yesterday. fire jets scrambled to escort two planes back to where no bombs were found. now, the latest. >> tonight federal investigators are tracking a twitter user responsible for a series of threatening messages directed at two atlanta-bound flights on saturday. >> there is a trail whether you want it or not. >> booy hold the power of social media. two fighter jets escorting the planes until they landed safely. >> you could look out and see people with machine guns and people with all sorts of threatening things, bomb-sniffing dogs. >> someone hiding behind the handle sent these threats to delta and southwest airlines. "have i a bomb on one of your planes, but i forget which one when i left the airport. can you help me find it? it was smuggled through one of the back entrances." today the

. >> reporter: on sunday jetblue 1006 long beach to seattle and delta 4741 phoenix to seattle and delta 1065 los angeles tweeted we are isis. we are here. on board sarah who saw the tweet while in the air. >> so to see that and to see someone say, you know we are isis. we are here. we are on the plane. that was absolutely terrifying because you don't know what you're looking for. you don't know if someone looks suspicious or not. >> once on the ground the plane and passengers isolated and searched. >> everyone's going to have to be cleared. the entire aircraft is going to have to be cleared due to the possibility of a threat. >> reporter: law enforcement says it's the work of pranksters and copycats and not terrorists. the penalty if caught up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. now, the fbi is analyzing the twitter feeds looking for the footprints that could lead them to a suspect. >> every time there's these additional threats coming in, it's actually creating a little bit of a profile that gives authorities more information so they can make better decisions. >> reporter: for passengers it's

long beach and a delta regional skywest jet from phoenix. they had to be evacuated in seattle. a flight from los angeles to orlando was diverted to dallas. investigator says they got what they say were credible threats about the flights. the passengers were all taken off the flights. the planes were checked back and put back into operation, specific details about threats or who may have sent them, they haven't been released as yet. >>> 7:1. starting today, a san rafael park will be off limits for the public. boyd memorial park will be closed because of health and security issues. city leaders say the park has been the target of vandals and have been finding drug paraphernalia there. the city plan to the work out new enforcement strategies to keep the park safe for everyone. >> a big deal. >>> 7:11. >>> a south bay intersection, shut down. it will stay that day for most of the year. coming up in 20 minutes, what b.a.r.t. has to do with that task obstacle. >>> but next, an update on where things stand as the japanese government grapples with an unpredictable hostage crisis. >> we're looking at a commute that's pretty busy in many areas all

s first trips as secretary of homeland security was to the port of los angeles which, with the port of long beach is the nation's largest container port. surely the challenges there are huge. i joined him on that visit my former congressional district and we did a helicopter flyover. then the marine layer rolled in and we were unable to land. what a met at that far for the -- metaphor for the dhs mission, navigating through the fog. of course we persevered and so has dhs, ably led by jeh johnson. it is our honor to have him at the wilson center for the second time to address the state of homeland security. please join me welcoming secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson. [applause] >> thank you very much, jane. good morning everybody. let's try it again please. good morning everybody. >> good morning. >> i want to start with a family photograph. from 1966. you won't believe this. yes, you want to see this, jane. >> yeah i do. i do. >> this is me and my kid sister in 1966. i was eight years old standing next to my dad's 1966 buick convertible. the most striking thing about the photograph is th

. >> reporter: on sunday jetblue 1006 long beach to seattle, and phoenix to seattle and delta 1061 los angeleso orlando diverted to dallas after someone tweeted we are isis, we are here. onboard sarah saw the tweet while in the air. >> so to see that and say we are isis, we are here, we're on the plane, i mean, that was absolutely terrifying. because you don't know what you are looking for. you don't know if someone looks suspicious or not. >> reporter: once on the ground the plane and passengers isolated and searched. >> everyone's going to have to be cleared. the entire aircraft is going to have to be cleared due to the possible credibility of a threat. >> reporter: law enforcement say it's the work of pranksters and copycat, not terrorists. penalty if caught, up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. the fbi is an leading the twitter feeds looking for the foot prints that could lead them to a suspect. >> every time it's creating a little profile. that gives authorities more information so they can make better decisions. >> reporter: for passengers, of course, it's a huge inconvenience

as you said, and i will take bragging rights, i represent the port of los angeles and alan lowenthal represents the port of long beach. together we consider them america's ports and largest ports complex. and account for 40% of all trade that comes through our country that come through our ports. i'm a big advocate for these ports. and as the co-chair of the ports caucus i advocate for all ports in this country because the entire port network, the entire network of highways roads, bridges infrastructure that move freight across this country need some champions here in congress. this freight network is important for moving goods across our country. it's important for small businesses and even if you live hundreds of miles from the nearest port and whether you realize it or not, everyone depends on our ports to get the goods to the stores, to the factories and to the businesses that many of our colleagues represent. maybe you live or work in an agricultural or industrial area and we know that they produce something that america exports to foreign markets. you may have direct interest in making sure our freight network