you can see her in the new film "meet monica velour". love the name. "meet monica velour." the film opens wider around the country. here now a scene from "meet monica velour." >> i just don't think you should do it. i could hp you. >> look. i don't need another guyrying to run my life. you're not my boyfriend. you're some kid i took home because i felt sorry for you. and you're 17. all you know about is book reports and dances at the gym and some stupid movies i did 30 years ago. that's fantasy. this is reality. that's something you know nothing about it. the reality is it is me and every other woman in the world. we have minds of our own. tavis: i knew i wanted to see this for one simple reason. i heard it was about a trailer park in indiana. i grew up in a trailer park in indiana. so i wanted to see it then i heard it was about a stripper. i was like oh, yeah, i am there. then i heard you were the star and i said i'm definitely there. great to have you on the program. >> great to be here. tavis: i read somewhere? you add read a script and it scares you, you knew it was so

. >> mónica nos vemos muy pronto, gracias, y ahora la fiesta por la boda real no será solo en londresment c en new york y en otras ciudades de estados unidos muchos también verán la ceremonia en primera fila y algunos hasta hacen reservaciónes, vamos con el informe, vamos con el nrm infor. >> muy buenas tardes, aquí está todo listo para que la ciudad que nunca duerme vea a través de pantallas gigantes la boda real. >> la bandera inglesa la foto de los novios y hasta un menú especial hacen parte del plan de celebración al que el estados unidos festejará desde la distancia. >> en el restaurante el ecuatoriano jaime robles trabaja sin parar. >> por qué piensas que hay fascinación con esta boda?. >> imagínese es algo histórico no, primeramente se trata del rey de inglaterra, un príncipe de inglaterra. >> el futuro rey. >> claro, claro. >>> y la futura reina. >> exactamente. >> y entonces es algo histórico para todos. >> en washington dc personal del hotel ritz daban toques finales para un desayuno real. >> estamos preparados para 250 personas, el evento se vendió tenemos hasta gente en li

now, i'm pretty good that the now thanks to monica. there's nothing that monica won't do for our school and our community. when she went on maternity leave we attempted to create a list of her job responsibilities for the substitute and after about the 30th item we decided that there was no way on earth a substitute was going to be able to do half of what we were putting on this list. she goes so far above and beyond for our community. i'm originally from upstate new york, we're huge hockey fans and the biggest commendation we can give a goalie is if we say that the goal where ay would stand on his head for his teammates. i truly believe that monica would stand on her head for our school, for our community, for our staff members. she's just that good. and from being an active member of our school council to helping our elac make sugar cane skulls, there's pretty much nothing she won't do, organizing our orientation, running incredibly engaging literacy groups for our struggling and emerging k-2 readers, she's a reals a tote this school

y desde temprano y ya en los primeros minutos del sábado está nuestra mónica noguera.as informaciones. >>> la sonriente de la novia y una inesperada mañana soleada iluminaron a londres y emocionaron a miles de millones de persona que siguieron de las calles o por televisión la boda más esperada del siglo. la entrada de katherine middleton al altar de la abadía de westminster duró 4 minutos, portando un sencillo espero espectacular vestido, una tiara que le prestó la reina isabel y un velo de 2 metros de largo. la joven de 29 años hizo sus últimos pasos como plebeya, ante monarcas, familiares y famosos. el príncipe william la recibió visiblemente enamorado. con gran sencillez y el decoro de la ocasión, kate middleton se convirtió en la esposa del príncipe william futuro rey de inglaterra. a la salida de la abadía de westminst westminster. middleton saludó a la reina haciéndole una referencia. alrededor de un millón de personas, turistas y súbditos británicos saludaron emocionados a la pareja en su recorrido al palacio de buckingham. una vez en el balcón, los nuevos espo

jones begat monica lewinsky. monica lewinsky begat im impeachments. it is not provable, but every place that he went, he said, i will restore dignity to the office of the presidency. as close of an election that was, it made the difference. there were other things that made some differences also, but that was the underlying. fame he never had to say anything more. i do not think people were very anxious to see the people leave office. frankly, i was not too terribly anxious to have that happen. it was either about sex or perjury. there was another middle ground that nobody took, and that was proportionality. should the president has been mph and found guilty? that is an interesting question that nobody debated. i think our politics would have been different. the impeachment would not have occurred. it would have been more helpful to have had a decision that says something about to we are as a people in that we all worship our political freedoms. equal justice before the law, that paula jones was not below the law, and president clinton was not above i

all the sort of obsessed with paula jones and monica lewinsky. people inside and outside our country were plotting our attack. for me the only hero and this whole book was the american public who did get the picture very early, long before president clinton committed for his affair. they knew this was wrong. they knew the punishment did not fit the crime. let's go back to the business of governing the country. i continue to believe it is important to look in the mirror. everyone is taking ownership of this. if you do not realize that restraint is important here, we do not know that sometimes prosecutors a president can and should not do things and that he must realize that restraint is an indispensable piece of what we call american virtue. that is what we need to come back on a wider scale. this is why i spent nine years on this book. >> thank you. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> sunday at 2:30 on c-span, a look at how public offic

padres por nuestros hijos hacemos todo" ---monica ponce es la directora de este programa para ninosducacion integral que los estimule a pensar y y a concientizars e sobre como ser mejores ciudadanos del mundo! ... ---eso unio fuerza con una talentosa canta autora peruana y juntas le dieron vida a henry! ---primer libro en espanol que le ensena a los ninos sobre el medio ambiente! sot: jessyca sarango yo trato de utiizar el lenguaje de ellos mas amable para hacerles ver que la tierra es una" ---a traves de la musica dice, los ninos adquieren desde muy pequenitos un sentido de responsabilid ad social! sot: monica ponce: "son unas esponjitas y no solo tu le das la informacion sino que ellos salen con sus propias conjeturas y sus propios analisis...... acaban ellos ensenandonos a nosotros no nosotros a ellos" ---y esto es evidente en la casa de rita!!.. sot: rita nina "cien por cien a mi permanenteme nte me estan diciendo mami no eso se recicla...... es constante....que lindo porque se que cuando ella sea mayor, eso va a seguir"" sot: "tu necesitas ayudar al planeta porque es tu casa" t

but the pain hasn't diminished for monica's sister, as correspondent priya david clemens reports. >>of their sister monica beresford-redman still seems surreal. >> just can't. >> reporter: it's been one year since monica was killed while on vacation in mexico with her husband, bruce beresford-redman, a former producer of the reality show "survivor," and their two young kids. jeane still remembers that first call from bruce. >> he told me, your sister disappeared. >> reporter: knowing that bruce and monica's marriage was on the rocks, jeane feared the worst and rushed down to the resort in cancun to help with the search and to be with the kids. shortly after she arrived -- >> somebody from the hotel called me to tell me that they had found my sister's body. i remember i just roll on the grass crying, without making any noise, because i didn't want the kids to see me. it was a nightmare. >> reporter: monica's battered body was found in a sewer on the resort property not far from the couple's room. mexican authorities suspected bruce, and made him surrender his passport. but he disappea

i think ken talked to her more recently than i have. >> i do try to respect monica's privacy. i get inquiries from media all over the world actually trying to be put in touch with her, and i, you know, she has clearly moved on. i do, with respect to this topic, can she discuss it with dispassion or perspective or still an all-consuming -- >> well, we talked up until the time the book was ready to come out, and, you know, she was very forthcoming. i do want to say and anyone whose read the book i was surprised myself how much sympathy i had for monica lewin sky. anybody who doesn't realize this was the most horrible experience in her life and her family's life doesn't understand the story. i don't want to go into the details, but i found her to be extremely smart. she certainly commanded as plato noticed in the effort to get her to testify in the impeachment trial, boy, she had the house managers running in circles. she's very smart. you know, was very burned by many people, and, you know, i found her to be one of the few people who actually openly said to me how much she regre

jones begat monica lewinsky. monica lewinsky begat im impeachments. it is not provable, but every place that he went, he said, i will restore dignity to the office of the presidency. as close of an election that was, it made the difference. there were other things that made some differences also, but that was the underlying. fame he never had to say anything more. i do not think people were very anxious to see the people leave office. frankly, i was not too terribly anxious to have that happen. it was either about sex or perjury. there was another middle ground that nobody took, and that was proportionality. should the president has been mph and found guilty? that is an interesting question that nobody debated. i think our politics would have been different. the impeachment would not have occurred. it would have been more helpful to have had a decision that says something about to we are as a people in that we all worship our political freedoms. equal justice before the law, that paula jones was not below the law, and president clinton was not above i

nos informa en directo mónica noguera, nos tiene al tanto de lo que ocurre en la capital británica, mónicao de tema, las medidas de seguridad impuestos por la policía ficars r, empiezan a ser evidentes. los servicios de tlirmgz r inteligencia, hacen lo posible para que la familia real y los invitados y los espectadoress en la calles pueda disfrutar de la celebración. veamos lo que les preparamos. a días después que se anunciará el compromiso del príncipe william y kate middleton. la policía comenzó a trabajar en la preparación de la seguridad para el día de la boda. la más cara de 53 millas de dólares. antes que los novios salgan en camino a la abadía, habrán francotiradores en los techos de la ciudad y unidades preparados para una bomba o un atentado terrorista. está en el segundo nivel de a lista más alto de su hurbt ray y historia y la policía se toma en serio las amenazas que reciben. se pueden clasificar en 3 gru . grupos. los que tienen obsesión por la familia real, las mujeres que creen que su destino casarse con el príncipe william. las amo na's de grupos disidentes del ejército re

y vámonos a londres lle está la belleza de mónica no ger. >> muy buenas noches estamos aquí en londres del palacio palacio de bu y algo inusual porque las novias reales han pasado última noche de soltaría en casas privadas, y quería decirle que uno de los sitios más importantes para la monarquía es la abadía de westminster porque es de coronación, entierros de la realza, en unos días el arzobispo llevará a cabo la cero nia. y nuestro experto en raeealza n xvrs m conversa más. >> pocos lugares son representativo de este lugar como la abadía de westminster. >> ha sido a partir del conquistador 066 la iglesia la coronación. >> una visita a la abadía es un lugar de descanso de reyes, pero también es historia inglesa, la última coronación de isabel segunda, la abuela del princiín guillermo, esta coronación fue la primera que fue filmada. y la coronación dura cinco horas. la abadía se cerró seis meses antes de la coronación para hacer la preparación. >> otro de los eventos para más recordados fue el funeral de la princesa diana en 1997. >> las calles llenas _, jovenes chicos, grandes de toda

. >> charlie: in bangladesh there was monica. >> monica, yes. she's an amazing woman.er through a program in bangladesh. it was a program that dealt with the urban slums there in daca. they had an amazing program where they created like clean birth huts. this is a population where they deliver outside of a facility. it's traditional to give birth at home. but monica 's situation was one in trying to understand this cultural barrier, cultural and social, you know. you don't have a lot of freedom as a woman in certain soatsz. this is the largest, fourth largest muslim community in the world. and to really get under that and understand why she's making decisions or not making decisions was a fcinating experience. >> [speaking foreign language] >> monica lived in slum in the nt city. shs prnant with her second child. i remember talking to women when i said why don't you give birth outside the home. because there are soil risks. and what about complications. the first thing this many would looked ame and said do you know what w pray, we may may allah never take a woman outs

monica, you know what it's like to perform at the level of these nominees, and i think you started when were 6, right? >> yes. >> do you think, if you hadn't started then, you could achieve nine grand slams? >> to give you a perspective, kevin, until i was about 8 years old, i didn't even know how to keep score in tennis. i think having that innocence was really beneficial later on. >> matt, "match point" was about tennis, but i hear you're a pretty good golfer. >> yeah, looks can be a bit deceptive. the swing is fine, but the putting, as steve wal mentioned, is a bit like a dead donkey at the moment. here we are. >> have fun tonight. good luck with the awards. >> we're here to announce the winner of this year's laureus world sportswoman. let us remind ourselves of the nominees. >> the nominees for laureus world sportswoman of the year. lindsey vonn. won a third straight overall world title and became the first american woman to win an olympic downhill gold. >> another incredible run. lindsay von inlindsey vonn in a of her own. >> serena williams. took her singles major tally to 13, cla

[applause] president newlin: just come right up. >> my name is monica salazar. i am 37 years old. i think you for allowing us to have a voice today. i just recently moved to san francisco, but i have been coming to the city to dance music events for many years. i absolutely love it. it is part of my life. i grew up in the '90s, going to ucla. i lived in l.a. and was quite frightened by the raves because i did not do drugs and thought it was a crazy scene, but i love the music and always held let close to my heart. as i became older and let go of the fears and judgments of people and allowed and embraced that community to come into my life, i was able to appreciate people that actually produce these events and bring international deejays to the u.s., and became very close with many of the deejays and the production crews and the laser and lights and staging people who put on these amazing productions we all love so much. i co-founded an organization called dna, which stands for electronic music alliance, with can jordan from the crystal method and my friend janine. we do many thing

take pkg monica masachi crecio catolica. enviar a su hija a una escuela catolica. sot - monica masachi escandalos agravaron lo que ya estaba en camino de convertirse en crisis. en los años 60, habian mas de 5 millones de estudiantes, en mas de 14-mil escuelas catolicas en el pais. hoy hay unos dos millones.la economia, y la colegiatura que en promedio sale en mas de 300 dolares al mes han contribuido enormemente al descenso. sot - mary ann murphy dir. de la primaria de la inmaculada concepcion el panorama luce sombrio. en enero, el arzobispo de nueva york anuncio el posible cierre de 27 planteles de su area. bridge - carlos botifoll la amenaza a las escuelas catolicas es un hecho en las grandes ciudades, y en comunidades mas pequeñas como esta en el condado de san bernardino en california, donde en los ultimos 2 años han cerrado 3 escuelas para quienes dirigen estos planteles, las consecuencia s de lo que ocurre lo sentiran miles de familias y comuniades. sot - carolina guevara portavoz de la arquidiocesis de los angeles par

[applause] president newlin: just come right up. >> my name is monica salazar. i am 37 years old. i think you for allowing us to have a voice today. i just recently moved to san francisco, but i have been coming to the city to dance music events for many years. i absolutely love it. it is par

moving and the hearts are pumping at the hoop nautica high school la hoop class on the beach at santa monican, makes you feel like a kid. hula hooping i haven't done it since i was like 6. >> reporter: for the first time a study looked at the benefits of hula hooping. the american council on exercise found hula hooping inproves cardiovascular health, muscle tone. >> it's a strong correlation to there, enjoyment and commitment to an exercise program. >> reporter: it found hula hooping for an hour burns up to 420 calories. >> it was nice to see that it did elicit a burn that was similar to many common exercises. >> reporter: the results are validation for hoop nautica owner. >> can it help you lose weight? i have lost 70 pounds hula hooping. >> reporter: it incorporates dance moves and hooping on every part of the body. >> you first start seeing weight loss in the waist and thighs. >> it's not just for girls. >> reporter: it takes practice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in santa monica, sandra hughes, cbs 5. >> i can't do that. >> it does look like fun. >> it does. >> i need little practice. >>> t

miguel almaguer in santa monica tonight.nks. >>> when we come back, another person who is supposed to be keeping the airport safe found asleep on the job. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ take me out with the crowd >> the song that launched so many innings. now the original recording from back in 1908 is an official inductee into the national recording registry at the library of congress. some other notable audio honored this year, a bootleg recording of a 1955 mort sahl performance widely believed to be the first recording of stand-up comedy ever. henry mancini's theme song from the tv show "peter gunn," steely dan's 1977 classic "asia" and this one from '68 -- ♪ stand by your man >> ah, the great tammy wynette and her country music anthem now enshrined forever. >>> we told you earlier this week about the oil drilling firm transocean's decision to award safety bonuses to its executives for last year, the year that its deepwater horizon oil rig blew up, killed 11 people and, of course, kicked off that bp oil disaster. now th

jones begat monica lewinsky. monica lewinsky begat im impeachments. it is not provable, but every place that he went, he said, i will restore dignity to the office of the presidency. as close of an election that was, it made the difference. there were other things that made some differences also, but that was the underlying. fame he never had to say anything more. i do not think people were very anxious to see the people leave office. frankly, i was not too terribly anxious to have that happen. it was either about sex or perjury. there was another middle ground that nobody took, and that was proportionality. should the president has been mph and found guilty? that is an interesting question that nobody debated. i think our politics would have been different. the impeachment would not have occurred. it would have been more helpful to have had a decision that says something about to we are as a people in that we all worship our political freedoms. equal justice before the law, that paula jones was not below the law, and president clinton was not above i

. >> mónica ponce es la directora de este programa para niños y dice que los pequeños deben tener unasa khan a tu tor peruana y le dieron vida. >> (cantando). >> el primer libro en español que le enseña a los niños sobre el medio ambiente. >> yo trato de hacer, de utilizar el lenguaje de ellos ¿no? más sencillo y más amable para hacerle ver que la tierra es una. >> (cantando). >> a través de la música dice los niños adquieren desde muy pequeñito un sentido de responsabilidad social. >> son esponjas, no solo les das la información ellos salen con sus propias conjeturas y análisis y te dan lecciones a ti acaban ellos enseñan doto a ti. >> y es evidente en la casa de rita. >> cien por cien. >> me dice mami se recicla, se puede usar otra vez es constante, constante y eso me hace sentir como que qué lindo porque cuando sé que sea mayor eso va a seguir. >> necesita ayudar al planeta porque es tu casa. >> (cantando). >> bueno parte de las ganancias de este libro irán a la organización que se dedica precisamente a ir a las escuelas a diseñar un programa para incluir en el curriculum estu o es

paula jones begat monica lewinsky.ky begat impeachment and an impeachment begat the advent of george bush as president of the united states. i mean, it's not provable, but every place he went he said i will restore dignity to the office of the president he. and i think in a close election as that was, as we all know made the difference. there were other things that make some differences also, but i think that was the underlying theme. he never had to say anything more people understood it. i don't think people were very anxious to see the president leaves office. and frankly, i was not terribly anxious to have that happen. as you recall, it was either about sex or perjury. while i was on the perjury side, but there was another middle ground is that nobody, as far as i know, very few people took and not was proportionality. you know, should the president have been impeached and found guilty of impeachment? and that's an interesting question that nobody could beat it really. and so i think our politics would've been diff

. >> claro que sí mónica desde londres, gracias.os, gracias por el privilegio. en twitter estamos. en facebook noticias telemundo, y si quiere charlar conmigo en twitter, me puede encontrar, ahí tengo mi propio numerito, gracias y nos vemos mañ

he is here with monica fields, a deputy chief, and the chief financial officer. and if i may, i was thinking of thanking you and the fire department personnel, who dealt with the fire in the mission. thank you, and your members, for the work they did. >> thank you. >> go right ahead. >> it feels like deja vu. they -- i totally appreciate your questions on overtime and the fire department going in the wrong direction. i looked at the overall budget, how we budgeted. i looked to president chu's comments, how the trend was looking in the fire service. at the time, we had approximately the percentage of overtime to general funds, this was 4%. now this is around 11% and 12%. we did an analysis. it is counterintuitive. it had to be explained to me, over and over again. the mayor's budget office. the comptroller's office assisted us. overtime is a negative connotation. to see the trend increasing, from $7 million to $26 million. the most dramatic reason this ent up, let me give you the count. we had 772 uniform members, now 1402 members. supervisor farrel is saying, we

very liberal areas like santa monica to quite conservative to parts of orange county and several areas throughout our entire service area. it was never partisan but what we need to do as an issue. i find it interesting this is interesting but in utilities issues, it's more how are you prepared. we tend to get our water - we're lucky because we have a diversified water supply. four major sources in southern california and because their from distinct thigh droe logical areas we tend to not have them dry at the same time it's one of our primary areas or defenses, we get colorado okay okay, north california, and local in our south california region that suppl

>> all the way to bill clinton, putting the monica lewinsky scandal in historical conquest. the political party throwing dirt at each other, turns out not to be true. >> to be included in this book, over the course of nation's history. >> we were asked to show, what we consider personal and important in the grand scheme of the political story. >> we talk about a couple of them. american society which are loosely translated as grow up. can i tell you what you are going to say about the way few sex scandals and politicians? >> i have been in the -- a huge effect on our live and we use this to communicate -- and recommendation to our own age. a much different reaction than we do. we have a very knee-jerk reaction. and politicians have a message -- and don't mean to sound facetious but it is true. and -- career as are destroyed, i don't think fat will happen. it is very dangerous. it would indicate the president was good or bad because he had an active libido or not. to fight two wars and be able to sleep with everyone to. >> in the last 20 years or so would it be fair to say th

after treatment at hyperion, what was once raw sewage is clean enough to release into santa monica bay. other cities and towns release treated wastewater, or effluent, into local rivers, lakes, and streams. as it flows downstream, additional cities may capture it for drinking water, consume it, and treat the water again. in other words, the water coming out of a wastewater treatment plant often enters the watershed, flows into intakes of drinking water treatment plants, and eventually finds its way right back to our faucets. it takes huge investments to ensure that wastewater and drinking water treatment plants function properly to maintain a safe water supply. we made the initial investments in the plants and the pipes. but once we accomplished that, there was this great recognition that we had a series of issues associated with wet weather conditions. storm events where, all of a sudden, you're dealing with a lot of water. narrator: large amounts of rainwater can cause flooding. engineers developed two approaches to stormwater infrastructure to transport water away from the urban env

very liberal areas like santa monica to quite conservative to parts of orange county and several areas throughout our entire service area. it was never partisan but what we need to do as an issue. i find it interesting this is interesting but in utilities issues, it's more how are you prepared. we tend to get our water - we're lucky because we have a diversified water supply. four major sources in southern california and because their from distinct thigh droe logical areas we tend to not have them dry at the same time it's one of our primary areas or defenses, we get colorado okay okay, north california, and local in our south california region that supplies almost half the water we use and then through one of our member agencies city of los angeles the east si' ras and this year is it's becoming depress ingly clear and 07' is shaping up that all of them are well below normal. every single area. hoping that it's not a trend and a depressing state for me as my first years general manager. , brad will talk first hand

>> a week before we were about to shift, and i had a car accident in santa monica, where i was hit by a bus. i feel like i've been hit by a bus. i know what that feels like. [laughter] i broke the stiff fingers, very much like the character. when you see the show, that is me really going like this. tavis: what goes through your mind? when something like happens and you are about to play this character? >> i was making a left turn and the person behind me was haunting. -- honking. i was about to get out of the car and tell her to shut up. i literally had the door open. the light turned and i thought, i will turn. this was my fatal error reported i looked back at her to make this face. at that moment, i see it this city bus, at the right. i was thinking, you have to be kidding me. i do not have time for this. tavis: where was tmz? >> the person that had been honking left the scene. i was in shock. she shakes her head and drives away. then the bus driver cast me for my autograph. [laughter] tavis: that is better than getting slipped off by the bus driver. are you one of those persons tha

embassy suites was another case where a local jurisdiction, i think santa monica, where light on a general waver. and i want to emphasize the korea also not relying on a general waiver here. we are relying specifically on the exception that is expressed. i think that is an important point. that case gave us a sort of road map on how to create a more sensible agreement. so there is a multi faced process, and i apologize if it takes a long time to go through, but i think it is important. at the top of the slide, at a minimum two year notice, and this is a shortlist period of time that a tenant would have under this agreement before they're required to either take relocation benefits or to accept a replacement unit and moved out. and it begins with the approval of the development phase. this agreement requires the developer to make a public presentation to all tenants when the development phase is approved. remember, what that is is a road map, literally showing which blocks will be redeveloped, the order of development, and so every tenant durable development will know which blocks are slate

. >> host: we're going to start with monica from stark view, mississippi. good afternoon, monica. >> caller: good afternoon. >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: yes, i was calling about what ishmael said about academia. and i was in total agreement and i can't wait to rush out and read his book on barack obama. i actually return to get my doctorate because i thought i could go into academia and expand my knowledge in it, and also offer knowledge on business and now i'm in academia and i feel that it is very rigid thought and outside views are not all that welcomed. and i know what i have to offer. >> host: monica, what are you studying or what do you want to study? >> caller: well, i'm study business management. >> host: okay. all right. at what point do you agree with ishmael reed on academia? on the segregation integration issue or the reading failure? >> caller: well, he mentioned that academia is very rigid and not open to outside ideas. and we continue to study the same issues continually without expanding those issues. >> host: thank you, monica. ish

. >> i moved into a neighborhood in santa monica and we were walking on this beautiful day, crystal clear and there was a sign beach closed water polluted, swimming. when you try to explain to your kids how that can be, that kind of led me into questions that led me into this. i am the actor saying come on in and let me introduce you to this marine biologist and that is what the book is, me sharing my friends and the people i have been working with. >> we have been abusing the ocean for a along time and i will tell you this only from my own perspective. i live blocks from the ocean. you grew up -- >> right -- >> -- it was warm in may and until it was too cold. >> one of the best shores. >> it was and i hope it still is but i remember two things as a little girl. first of all i want remember days when it was nice, low tide, you would want to go p in and swim and i remember lettuce leaves and crusts of bread because people who were boating threw stuff over, it was a big trash can, the other thing i was starting too tell you i got a new bathing suit when i was 10 and i thought i was hot and

i go down to santa monica pier. i search and search.t groupies. right? i find him and he is messed up. you know what i'm saying? at the time i wasn't as connected with rehab centers so they said it will be three days before we can get him a bed. so i had to drive him around -- with the windows down of course. for like three days. taking him to groups things like that. i put him in this little motel down there on ocean. every three hours, i'd go down there and clean all the crack heads out of there. because you invite your buddies. >> jimmy: sure. >> this girl tells me she's this old girlfriend from boston. she says i want to fly him out here and take care of him. i go, when's the last time you saw him? about ten years ago. i go you might hurt him, let him go to rehab. we want to save hisly of and ly ofife and i want to get credit for it right? >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> it's true. so i go there to pick him up. the day has come. i get to the motel. the manager tells me a limo came to get him and took him away. so i know what's going on. so i c

what was disturbing about that case -- the city of santa monica had a settlement agreement. it was a settlement agreement with the landlord to continue to rent certain units as rental units. subsequently, the landlord decided they did not want to abide by that agreement. when they went to court, the court of appeals found and said the landlord has an absolute right to go out of the business of maintaining these units. that is a right which cannot be waived by a landlord for themselves or a subsequent landlord. further, we do not need to look at the underlying agreement the tenants are raising. it is not relevant. do not care what kind of agreement it is. presumably would not care if it is a development agreement. there is an absolute right to go out of business under ellis. the development agreement makes no attempt to deal with this. i am not sure there is much you could do about it. i think there are other aspects that may complicate how you would go about doing that. we could play out what that looks like over 10 years. but my point is that there is significant risk here.

the man believed to be behind the explosion outside a santa monica synagogue has been arrested. the f.b.i. says a man seen here was arrested near cleveland after someone who came in contact with him called police. authorities believe he boarded a new york bound greyhound bus thursday. the same day police say he planted a homemade explosive. no one was hurt. >>> two planes are being examined this morning after the wing of one clipped the tail of another. it happened at new york's jfk airport yesterday. delta airlines says the tail of a plane that had just landed was struck by a large air france plane as it was taxiing to runway for takeoff. no one was hurt. >>> time is 4:53. this is a good time to hit the roads i'm hoping if you're out there this morning. sal is that still the case? it's kind of nice when it's early. >>> it is. if you get on the road early generally you're going to get a nice commute over the bay area. go outside and take a look what we have here on 280 northbound coming up to highway 17 the south bay. we have a nice looking drive all over the south bay so far in