they wanted to be called oceanside, which sounded a lot more romantic. and so here we looked at that picture. there's a couple of car houses still around in the early 1910. but just 15 years later it really starts filling in. the stucco homes we think about in the sunset district. the merchant builders start building. the row houses start taking over in the 1920's and 1930's. and soon people start forgetting that carville was even there. the cars that do remain are kind of derelict. they've been in the elements for 20 years. they're really warn down. mostly they're rented to people who were too poor to rent to other places. so instead of these judges and lawyers and doctors renting cars you had people really on the fringes of society using them, which doesn't help the whole reputation of carville or these cars with the neighbors. they're getting beat up. this is by 1925. a lot of cars, they get pushed back in the backyards of house of lots. so somebody might build a conventional house and just push their old car house in the backyard. this was on 48th av

so we want to make sure it's clean up >> the resolution identifies certain things and the oceanside was on there as well but the mta can be the lens it would be greatly appreciated. >> and we'll make sure we work with the balboa park folks. >> thank you. and i agree it's important for work orders to take them case by case. in terms of the police work order was the in terms of amount? >> so you'll see the policy nexus line i want the only thing in there is the traffic order order we pay for 75 percent of the work order now we pay a $3 million for the police work order and that's more are of a service. what's in the approved budget. i know the mayor's office has not put digit e together and approved the budget yet. but specifically with regard to the police department work order it's proposing a reduction of that work order by $5 million. i don't know if we want to kind of get into the mixes of how that works but we're anticipating the mayors proposed budget will fund that $5 million of those police services from within the general fund or another resources >> i think that's positive to c

if you're going to be driving on i-5, notice showers all the way from san diego through oceanside all the way up into downtown l.a. there will be wet weather and wet roads. and that does mean a slow commute. as far as that storm goes, it's big and broad. it's just going to sit there and spin for the next couple days. and in the afternoon if you get sunshine with this cold upper-level low over top of you, you have a chance of thunderstorms mixed in. it's going to be much cooler with all that cloud cover in the desert southwest. notice highs in l.a. around 66. vegas around 80. there is a slight chance of a storm or two. in general, expect on and off showers throughout your day today. that's your national and sunny. >>> how often do we get to say the pacific northwest is going to be warmer than, like, vegas and phoenix? >> you don't. that's why i was smiling because the northwest is enjoying it. >>> president obama had a special message for the students of ohio state. the ohio state university. >>> plus a dramatic scene from an air show where 3,000 spectators were watching that. >>> and

. >>> oceanside residents hit hard by sandy are searching for ways to prevent their home from gettingthe next big storm. michelle miller talks to people in one town fighting over a rebuilding plan. >> reporter: in the jersey shore town of mantoloking, progress is measured one boulder at a time. >> reporter: it's an investment. >> i think it's worth it. >> reporter: mike becker is repairing his home and building a rock wall to protect it from future storms. it's costing him more than $100,000. >> it's worth it. it's going to save my house, and my family will be using this house for generations. >> reporter: at the same time, the town is fighting other homeowners over property lines. right now residents own the land from their homes to the shoreline. the army corps of engineers wants to fill in and extend the beach 150 feet into the ocean. residents would not own that small strip of new land. all 127 beach front residents have the to agree to the plan and a handful of refusing. that's upsetting to mantoloking town council president steve gillingham. >> are you surprised people are holdi

and things bad bad things happen but we obtained a copy from courts a contract between the city of oceanside california and bloomberg and it says that bloomberg has the right to monitor customer usage celie for operational reasons i mean what kind of legal implications could be at i mean that contract and certainly have some kind of loophole in here if they're going to be legal well i think so i mean you're seeing that in terms of consumers and social media now you know when facebook and google lop everything onto you and i it's our job to police them in other words i don't think that's going to fly in the business world and the operational purposes language i think when you can always bust it open with fraud or lack of best practices and i think you know law firms small c.p.a. firms use a pal of these small cities states are going to start looking at that as well as the federal government and i think they're going to try to bust these contracts based on a breach of the language you know of them basically saying that operational purposes means we can look at it any way you want and you know

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i grew up on long island, an oceanside, and i have republican relatives and i have heard the same thingthey democrats left them, and now they feel the republicans are leaving them. it is hard because they're used to be that variety of northeastern republican. and withr rockefeller, that in of republican becoming kind of extinct, you still have chris christie, a couple of them, but even chris christie has moved further to the right on some things. there is very little moderation in the party. there are very few people that look to the middle, whose constituencies are in the middle and can bridge those gaps. host: warrington, pennsylvania, democratic caller. debbie. caller: why do you think democrats in the senate put up with harry reid? he had a chance to change the filibuster rule, he played loose with the gun regulations. is there any reason we put up with him? he is from a small state, a more conservative state, and he is very concerned, like everybody else is, i guess, with making sure he wins his elections. why do we put up with it? guest: i am not in the senate, so i cannot say for

by miki kim my child at three and a half how to read, going to our local library in oceanside, californiahaving read books, listen to audio tapes, check out books, he was so excited. we used to attend little -- they would have videos there, movies for the children on the weekend. i did not have a lot of money, but i worked in law enforcement with a steady and come. i have health insurance that i provided for my son until he was 23 at uc santa barbara. made himmpact that successful, the funeral director at the home in san marcus said that we did a wonderful job and that our son -- that my son earned a doctorate degree. many people tell me that, but to something ihat is knew all along. i have a beautiful granddaughter, daughter-in-law. my impact on that institution, haven could not ever, ever done anything but be a success because of my attention to him all the time, giving him everything my all. have a lot of money, but i knew how to get what i needed and what made us happy. going to the beach, going to the library, going to the space theater in san diego. to leave itoing there. thank you