i you see of i in an orange county california. so is there someone else is there a child's security forces costs that votes ahead of monday's elections, to replace the minute treat transitional council plus attorney chang in east and me and my website is in the middle of the street struggling for control. one of the country's most important trade highway, the i was still feeding up moist womack from the gulf of mexico. i'm through most central us states. you know, that texas had a problem with big thunderstorms as a result. but usually where you get to contrast in the world against the cold when that's happening now, as if the building to the coaches really are showing a swelling up of the cloud. casper wyoming might have a robot co day over 12 degrees dropping down as you might even feel so in the but it's development of thunder storms in the midwest. once again. that could be rather boring. come tuesday. but the best in use is down in texas, where things are much improved. looks fine. so to 2 in houston, for example, down the ca

you see of i in an orange county california. so the head donalds, is here a pose, open in charge elections that will replace the tree transitional council. and will tell you why russian forces on taking over the fights against arms groups initiate the the narrative that he may be ready should not be seeing quite such large numbers and large some of the storms in saudi arabia, yemen apps or iraq and know the city but that's still the case in the full cost that was shouting at the eastern met, missing, don't need you up to $70.00 running for the north and not through lebanon, for example, for the concentration on the cold, as well as goals. and so is fed that often talk you have for example, as a by john, maybe something possibly wrong. that's going to be the case for the next couple of days. we should be seeing temperatures rise and things study that in the right the evidence due to some of the b that's happening. so in the fall to yesterday, the hop example that age and the full cost, but still in software savvy and west and hum

they sent cabins that you see a fine in orange county is about to hit its 1st week. this is just one of the tactics that we're using to, to get divestment was much smaller than you see. i like this one has around 40 or so in the incumbents. they've not wavered despite the university initially trying to shut them down. and they say they'll continue for as long as it takes. when you look at some of the logic process like columbia, like you see a lie and how they've closed down to they've been closed out. how do you keep your focus? i keep coming because our focus is with people in palestine and is a genocide that screen. so we know we're, we're here. we know we're here for palestine and that's what keeps us going. california is saying protests, the length of this state from san francisco to sacramento, to los angeles, to here in orange county. now this protest has been very call to be very peaceful, but haven't really feed at, with the protests of pol, from the old person walking by and say something from time to time. and that explains why there eventually no police h

and for a time he lived on a farm in orange county, virginia.hich is when i had the opportunity to meet him. and, frankly, eat some of his extraordinary cooking. he was a man of many interests, he was a man of great passion, he was a man who loved and spoke often of his children, and he was a man who inspired me. i'm grateful i had the opportunity to meet him, to learn from him, and upon his passing i wish his family the very best and towards the end of his life he once remarked, i've lived so much and i've done so much, i'm content. his legacy has left an indelible mark on our world, his resilience, his courage have set an example for so many of us. and i ask my colleagues, please join me in remembering terry anderson. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the chair gladly recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. bacon, for five minutes. mr. bacon: thank you to my friend and, mr. speaker. on october 7, 2023, the palestinian terrorist group hamas viciously attacked israel, america's best ally in the middle east, and t

the united states sent their home in orange county to and back in orange county. did what most people do. she grew up. she grew out of those moments. and her where she had been up to no. she got herself a bachelor's gree, got herself a master's degree. and these days she runs h.r. that h.r. department of of a company that that itself employs about 3000 people. as winnie's example, points, we often hear politicians talk about how migrants are bringing crime to the united states, but winning all their life, minus one month living in the united states, her life just the crime is born in the united states as much. it's born anywhere else. this is not a unique phenomenon to the u.s., not unique to any other country. that's true. gang involvement, especially because we often hear these days, whether it's president obama or president trump or even the biden administration, talk about migrants, gangs, sending their members to the united states to spread the violence. that is wracking regions like central countries like honduras and salvador. the thing is, they are often.

we were both teachers at a private school in orange county, in newport beach. working with kobe. and we said, "i really want to get this girls' club team started," and so he got some talent from around the area, and he kind of recruited certain girls to play on the team. kobe said, "i need a good coach," and he said, "you think christina would be interested?" and so i asked her and she said, "no, i don't want to do it." [ laughs ] and i kind of persuaded her to give it a shot. elam: one of the things you need to understand is that kobe bryant lived in orange county and his basketball academy was in thousand oaks. so he lives south of los angeles, and his basketball academy is north of los angeles. it would take a very long time to drive there, but it's only about a 30-minute helicopter ride to get there. riddell: and kobe bryant evidently decided that he just didn't want to have to put up with the traffic, so he started traveling a lot by helicopter. o'brien: the combination of celebrity and aviation, mystery and fear, is very compelling to people. and you know

the worst moment came on may 29, 1993, passing a restaurant in orange county, california.group of friends stopped. they saw some of their kids. they didn't. things quickly worsened. shouting started. a gun came out. shots were fired. two girls ended up in the ■hospital. i unlawfully attempted to kill you. lou and nathan robuchon, with malice aforethought. when he wrote on the guilty plea that she signed and submitted to the court the say that when he was in gang on the plea form, she agreed. but looking back it when he says that's overblown, it was just a bunch of teenagers that had no positive influence, she told me. as children, we came together to be part oft fit in any where. there's nothing unusual about winnie's teenage years. gangs weren't new in southern california in the late 1980s and the early 1980s, but they were more common, more important than what was happening. the streets of orange county was what was happening in washington when these teenage years coincide with a period when republicans and democrat wes beg weak on crime. the year that when he arrived in

i'll just say right, oh fine, orange county student protests and support a palestinian civil also spread to europe and paris police removed at least 50 people occupying parts of the sales, probably university from where natasha butler sent this report. the french police into powers whose procedures, seals, po, university campus to remove thousands of students who had staged an overnight sits in school for an into israel's war and gaza. offices to the students outside before allowing them to leave the area in small groups most to remain defiance. i don't know if the best way to cut it off the system on well our demands are clear and we want an inquiry into the academic and economic links between our university and those and israel because israel is violating human rights and that's when the director said it would never happen. we also have 6 students on hunger strike, others who would join, but the director said isn't changing nothing. and then other parts of the city, hundreds of students demonstrated in front of the historic all to go building. the students are here to show he's on the

in san diego, where i represent which is so close to my district in orange county.w becoming the number one sector where illegal migrants are crossing at 75% more than what we've seen just in the last month alone. this is alarming and again, the cartels know exactly where to redirect and give them the instruction. stuart: 15 house deputies want biden to take action on the border. you're a republican, i take it you're with the house democrats that want action but do they want to actually close the border? that's what most people want. will they close the border? is that what you want? >> that -- so i'm glad to see my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are now taking the border crisis very seriously. to the point of telling their own president and administration to take it more seriously. they also know that the president has taken over 60 executive orders to make the border crisis worse. tell him to do one more and bring the policies that have worked. i'm glad we're working towards find ago solution. look, i'm trying to find a bipartisan solution by i ntroduci

. >> this happened in orange county, california. >> a puppy adorable puppy named fay had crawled into the walls of her home through a plumbing access door and then got stuck for two hours in the wall. >> it took some kind hearted firemen carefully punching through the drywall to open up their access. they got her out. eventually. she is doing okay. there she is. we're so glad. >> treats treats treats. >> and speaking of animals, we finally have an update to a story i brought to you a couple of weeks ago. >> so this happened in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. the big news, an 814, is that punxsutawney phil and his wife, phyllis, have announced the names of their two new babies. >> and are these could these names be any more perfect? the baby girl, sonny, the baby boy. shadow ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, late night talk show host jimmy kimmel, from "america's funniest home videos,"

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all know dogs can get in all sorts of trouble when we are not looking but this family's dog in orange county a tight space. look at that. 2-year-old faye was stuck inside of her family's walls near the bathroom after climbing into an access door that her owners thought was too narrow for her to get through. firecrews were able to save faye by breaking open the wall with a sledge hammer and safely getting her out. is that a lab? >> they went beyond duty to get her out safely. >> in a facebook post they say faye is already planning her next bit of mischief and they may see faye soon. look at that. see you right ba announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all doing? thank y'all. i appreciate you. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody, i'm your man steve harvey. [cheeran

the online mega retailer says it will deliver medication to orange county, the inland empire and greateros angeles area. amazon promises to deliver prescription drugs often within hours, using the same infrastructure it uses to put other goods on consumers doorsteps. >> one fourth of company surveyed said they plan to increase the number of days workers are expected to be in the office by 2025. resume builder.com surveyed more than 750 business leaders about their return to office mandates. 8 in 10 said they have lost employees due to the mandate. nevertheless, 93% said they believe workers should be in the office for greater productivity and employee well-being. 7 in 10 said they provided incentives to encourage people to come back into the office, taking a closer look at the benefit of artificial intelligence, the special summit held in san francisco featuring the governor and what the technology means for the future in our state. >> plus, we first brought you the story of a pleasant and child 25 years ago with a rare disorder who was fighting for his life. >> we'll have hi 40 high sch

i rise to commemorate the passing of past president of orange county realtors, jeffrey jackson. his presidency came at a tumultuous time for real estate, with changes to commission structures, historically low inventory and high interest rates. those challenges didn't inhibit his willingness to serve. as his association stated, he willingly embraced the opportunity. jeff was a passionate advocate and the struggles of his clients to find housing drove him to fight for housing for all. he fulfilled all of his roles, including at the state and national association, until the final weeks of his bat well cancer -- battle with cancer. jeff had four loves. his hoosiers, his dog, nice, -- nil serves, -- niles, jazz and housing. he moved to california in 2010 and in 2014 began his 10-year real estate career. jeff was loved by many. including me. and he will be dearly missed. big oil has long exploited and profited from our dependence on fossil fuels. i rise today proud that our president is finally standing up to big oil and putting people over polluters. i applaud president biden's deci

and today orange county is proud to be the house of the biggest vietnamese american concentration in the united states. i join my community back home in honoring the sacrifices of our vietnamese allies and our own service members who fought for freedom, democracy and opportunity in vietnam. mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes mr. cline for five minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the james madison brass band on their historic acheebment at the north american brass band championships held in huntsville, alabama, on april 6. under the leadership of conductor professor kevin see its, the -- stees, the brass band marked a monumental milestone in the band's 24-year history. their victory is a testament to the talent and hard work of the students and their conductor. competing against seven other top-tier bands, the brass band emerged victorious, marking the first time a collegiate band has claimed the highest division of the competition. this accomplishment adds to the band's remarkable record at north ameri

. >> in southern california in orange county, police cleared a pro-palestine encampment on uc irvine's campus after protests escalated yesterday. university says several 100 protesters arrived on the campus and surrounded the physical sciences lecture hall. the encampment was cleared out by late last night. today classes were held online. meantime, a union representing about 48,000 academic workers in the uc system voted to give the union's executive board the ability to strike at any time. union members say they believe that university of california mishandled a pro-palestinian demonstrations at uc campuses. specifically at ucla where counter protesters attacked a pro-palestinian encampment for several hours without police intervention. the vote does not guarantee a strike 8 uc campuses still have a month of instruction before the summer break. >> stay with kron. 4 on air and online for all the latest information on the war. gaza from campus protest to the conflict on the ground and the hostage situation. just head to our website. kron 4 dot com. the new warning tonight from police in

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while also breaking out of orange county. this is 91. it's at a standstill. here's a live look. and this is all due to a swat standoff on the roadway. there you can see the swat team trapping that blue car there on 90. now the traffic is backed up for miles in both directions. we know the standoff is in the anaheim hills area. it began with a police pursuit. with that vehicle you're seeing right there, beginning in corona. it's not yet clear how many people are inside that car at this time, but of course, we will continue to follow this story. both on air as well as online. bring you updates here. during our midday newscast as needed. well, parents across the bay area disturbed by a shooting at a high school graduation. two people were shot just after that ceremony ended at skyline high school in oakland. now, this midday, there are still more questions than answers. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joining us live. so kris, what do we know at this point? you know, marcus, as a parent of a graduating senior, my heart goes out to these families because this is not the memory that they

the quake was centered between riverside and orange counties. as you heard, there were a couple of broken wine bottles but no major damage reported here or elsewhere. >>> back here in the bay area we've been closely following the impact of gun violence in the city of oakland tearing families apart and in some cases making certain people afraid to leave their homes. at the same time we just learned robberies are up 11% in the first four months of the year compared to last year, but tonight there are some good signs. violent crime is down citywide. it dropped by 33% compared to last year. there's been a 50% drop in burglary and theft and a 17% drop in homicides. our katie nielsen took a closer look at what the city is doing differently and whether people in oakland are taking notice. . >> we had a couple break-in, and it doesn't seem like it's really safe here, you know. >> reporter: jonathan perez says they're lucky no one was inside when it was broken into twice since the beginning of the year. >> i feel like it happens so regularly over time th

head to but only if that demands a match. fill of out, i'll just say right, you see a vine in orange county, california, the university of michigan, the health graduation sermon is despite the continued protest action. for more than the week, the university has managed to maintain a peaceful dialogue with its students, stonehenge, and reports from an all. but this is the protest encampment at the university of michigan where demonstrations continued on friday as smaller and graduation ceremonies occurred. we talked to one of the professors who was attending one of those ceremonies, professor derrick peterson. here's what he had to say. and it's usually a running that in other institutions thus far, not here, but in other institutions. university administrators have taken it upon themselves with very little reason to shut down students voices, to arrest and detain and break up the cabinets. that is served the purpose, really of enlivening campus debate as opposed to closing it. that what if anything, universities should be provoking informing and driving public discussion and not in a sort o

. >> intense storms causing heavy damage over the weekend across a number of neighborhoods in orange county, florida, downed trees, broken fences and debris covering. roads and lawns after recorded winds of over 60mph. >> i heard a bunch of wind and then crash, boom, bang. much of the weekend spent cleaning up neighbors, showing kindness and lending a helping hand. >> about six, seven, eight guys showed up to help and then some neighbors heard our chainsaws and came over and said, hey, can you help us? so it was pretty cool just seeing everybody jump together and help each other. >> some families in barnsdall, oklahoma suffered total devastation after an ef four tornado ripped through the area. their homes leveled to the ground to see where i grew up is just gone. >> it's gone. >> this woman grieving the loss of her grandfather. i love him so much, and i know that he loved just sorry. >> he loved jesus and he loved his family and like in florida, volunteers are showing up to help with cleanup efforts. >> donations have also been pouring in, so much so no more personal items are being accept

orange county multiple agencies are breaking through or have already broken through a barricade on campus to clear out a building that protesters took over this afternoon. again, this is a live look now at the uc irvine campus. just a short while ago, we saw police in a standoff with other protesters nearby, breaking apart those barricades and detaining some people. no word on how many arrests, if any. you see the police tactical teams going up that staircase there and one of the buildings at uc irvine, all in person classes at uc irvine have been canceled today and this evening, a different story in san francisco, students at san francisco state have agreed to start taking down their own encampment, but they're claiming partial victory, saying the university agreed to consider some of their demands. the school is not promising. the school, excuse me, is promising not to punish any students who leave by this afternoon. but the university hasn't agreed to divestment from israel. this is the first step. we will continue organizing and continue fighting through summer and onwards. this agree

as these troy high school students return home to orange county, they have made us proud and have showed us that we can rely on the next generation to keep america safe in the environment of cybersecurity. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields, the chair now recognizings the gentleman from utah, mr. curtis, for five minutes. mr. curtis: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise to honor an exemplary figure in education from utah. mr. ed music of park city high school. just like the olympians that go for gold on the mountains of park city, he's achieved the teaching of excellence award for his unparalleled fifth time. awarded by the park city foundation, this achievement is not just a testament to his excellent but enduring impact on generations of students. like the champion returning to the field season after season, he has continually elevated educational standards and inspired countless students through his dedication and passion for biology. he has not always been a teacher. after college he worked as a weekend recreation counselor in alaska.

you see a vine in orange county, california. my student protests of also spread to europe. french police removed at least 50 people occupying pots of the ceiling, supposed university for when a tasha buckler sent this report. the french police into powers whose procedures, seals, po, university campus to remove thousands of students who staged in over night sits in school for an in to israel's war and gaza. offices to the students outside before allowing them to leave the area in small groups, most remain defiance. i don't know how system on well the minds are clear and we want an inquiry into the academic economic legs between our university and those and israel because israel is violating human rights and that's when the director said it would never happen. we also have 6 students on hunger strike, others who were drawing, but the director said is changing nothing. in another part of the city, hundreds of students demonstrated in front of the historic all the old building. the students are here to show. he's on the direction w

the orange county fire authority right there inside the family home. mix named faye was trapped behind the wall. she had crawled under the house and up into the wall. she was stuck there for hours. using thermal imaging, firefighters locating her exact location. >> what's up, faye? >> david: breaking through the wall. >> come on, girl. >> david: whistling, trying to coax her out. hammering more of the wall away. you can see faye looking out through the hole. pulling the dry wall away with their hands. >> come on. >> david: faye peeking out. >> come on, girl. >> david: looking around, and then walking out to the firefighters. >> hey. >> david: and right here tonight -- >> hey, what's up david, this is my dog faye. >> david: faye with her owner, julian. and the family message to those firefighters. >> the moment i saw the fire truck in front of my house, a sense of relief just washed all over me. thank you for getting faye out of the hole. >> david: and joining us, too -- >> hey, david. >> david: firefighter chris donaldson. >> definitely felt good to sa

these firefighters with the orange county fire authority were called sunday to rescue a dog. 2-year-olduck in a tight space inside the walls in the nguyen home. >> i was getting my hand kneeling down and trying to reach my arm all the way through to pull her back, but she was way too far inside already. so then i tried to, like, i tried to get a fork with like chicken on it and reach out my arm, so i thought she would like turn around and try to eat it. but she didn't do that either, so i knew, like, something was wrong. >> reporter: faye climbed into this other access door about six months ago, but they never dreamed she'd be able to get inside of this one because it's so narrow and chock full of plumbing equipment. but somehow, faye managed to do it. >> we knew she was somewhere in between this corner here, and we can also hear her as well. we also used a thermal imaging camera, so we can see where she was at. we had two options. we were going to go through the dry wall was our number one option, but we could either use a sledgehammer or a saw to get access. >> reporter: hector jimene

oh fine, orange county, palestinian christians, unoccupied, east jerusalem preparing for orthodox east. but many said the seo celebrations will be subdued because of the war and gaza. and is there any restrictions on the cell which reports, orthodox christians and occupied east jerusalem are preparing for the annual commemoration of what they believe was the resurrection of jesus christ. like other holidays during israel's war on gauze, though orthodox easter celebrations are scaled back this year. a tour got it tells us, ordinarily this time of year would be the peak season for visitors. it should be loaded by people now. but simply, due to the situation, we've got nothing. as opposed live, i've got no words, nothing to do. and we're a surviving as much as we can. in previous years, the streets have been packed with thousands of people. now, they're deserted. typically around 852200000 children's are in the old city for orthodontics, east or celebrations. but like other holidays this year facilities are muted, over shadowed by the war on gaza. palestinian christian say the war is into

, california as a los angeles native orange county needs barbara mcquade.o you manage mental health knowing the things do about the state of the u.s. and the mm hmm. i go running beautiful cities, and i drink a lot of coffee and, chocolate. how do i manage my mental health? you know, i think i'm trying to talk to real people is i think, so important, so, you know, i have a wonderful family. i spend timing time with my husband, spend time with my kids, spend time with friends who lift your spirit. you know, joyce and i and melinda and some friends been able to spend some time together this weekend and having laughs and support each other and, you know, sharing compliments and sharing meals, all of that. but i think engaging real people is really important. i know some of us are more introverted than others, so other people find wellness in other ways, right? reading quietly, listening music, walking, being nature is a big thing. i went to a summer camp. camp michigan? yeah. anybody go to canada and out there, it's a great thing. and i did something. it's it

demostraciones como estas se realizaron también en san diego, los Ángeles, orange county y sacramentotá buscando un acuerdo con sus empleadores. otro contrato luchando para el para que nuestros voces sea escuchados. ahorita estamos luchando en contra de la explotación del trabajador y contra la explotación del inmigrante en california. son cerca de 20.000 trabajadores de limpieza que estarían en huelga si no se llega a un acuerdo. de esos 9000. laboran en el área de la bahía, en edificios de compañías tecnológicas del silicon valley como apple, google, meta, tesla y genentech. otros pa que trabajadores tienen la aseguranza es necesario para sus hijos y sus familias que tienen los sueldos que sueldos para para poder pagar la renta y vivir con dignidad. según los representantes sindicales, los conserjes, en su mayoría mujeres inmigrantes, luchan contra la excesiva carga de trabajo. vemos en la lucha bueno y miembros del sindicato que aglutina a todos estos trabajadores también estaban manifestándose, diciendo que muchas de estas mujeres inmigrantes que trabajan como conserjes tienen pro

but they don't expect to not because if you think about where we all have in orange county and o 5, there is a much larger mostly population. it's not like los angeles, whether it's a large, is ready the population that for the likelihood of the accounts protests that said, this protest sprung up the same site. one site, as the one that we saw in los angeles, it was deemed the legal straight to buy it by the administration. i was held by protest is that the university initially tried to effectively smoke the mouth. it said, if you leave the st comments, you called cope, i can not make the call go to the boss for you. you've got trans besetti. i started sending 40 people in the to, i'm going to need to use the toilet, right? so if they have to go out, they call group, i can effectively that would said scraps the university told the university police department to that protest cisco and, and go out to the fact the map of why they were hoping to speak to shortly set to the police to go in the similar so they all think tolerated by the university. in fact, protest is, tell me they all in acti

here and uh, find in orange county. looked at population, the student protested, taking place across european cities. 2 french police removed at least 50 students who had occupied a building at sounds full university and in paris. police in germany removed protest is from the humboldt university. and of the u. k. students have set off a cap outside the university college london. at least 2 palestinians have been killed and it is rarely attack dawslet and southern gaza. residential building was targeted rescue teams and searching for survivors. several injured people have been taken to hospitals, palestinian journalists covering as well as one, gaza, has been awarded. this is unesco world press freedom prize to but a student in the discovery garza and international jew reset it, recognize the coverage during what it cool times of documents and hopelessness. at least $143.00 media wilkerson journalists have been killed in gaza and 87 months of which is why the soldiers have stormed to town. north of the total cut in the occupied westbank. fighting has taken place between is where the t

to los angeles, los angeles has a much larger is ready population found here and, and find in orange county has a much larger, mostly population. and so that is also play. and so what we're seeing here really interesting dynamics, whole about the, from joining us from the university of california, irvine, outside of that and cabinet. thank you so much. well, a but as i was saying on a student, protests and solid hours, you with policies and also spread to europe. in paris, police will move to at least 15 people who are occupying parts of the sciences per university. from where of correspondent natasha about us on this report. french police into powers whose procedures, seals, po, university campus to remove thousands of students who had staged an overnight sits in school for an into israel's foreign garza offices to the students outside. if for allowing them to leave the area in small groups, most remain defiance. i don't know if you best once it comes up to 6 and one. well, the minds are clear and we want an inquiry into the academic at economic links between our university and those in is

steven from orange county recognized many members of his family who served to preserve the freedoms we enjoy as americans. his father and two uncles who served during world war ii, his brother, who served in vietnam, and his brother who served stateside as a member of the detail at fort meyer, responsible for interring the honored dead at arlington national cemetery. steven wrote, quote, as they say, freedom isn't free, and we should all be thankful every day for those willing to pay the price. steven, i'm grateful for your family's sacrifices on behalf of our country. and as we head towards memorial day weekend, we remember the virginians who bravely defended and died for our country. virginians like second lieutenant leonard m. coherd iiii. his sister wrote to me about her brother's career in service. leonard graduated from the u.s. military academy at west point in 2023 and he was deployed -- 2003 and he was deployed in early 2004 and he was killed in action in iraq on may 16, 2004. he is buried at arlington national cemetery and lauren wrote, quote, 20 years have passed but i remai

2020 -- kobe bryant as well as eight other passengers including his daughter, gigi, took off from orange countyey had a basketball game for his daughter and a couple of her teammates who were also on the helicopter. petitt: the pilot had flown the same route the day prior. he's aware of the route. he's aware of everything. herrmann: but because of the presenting weather challenges on the morning of the accident, they had to alter that flight. and they took a different route to their destination. watt: now, we have been told by the la police department that sunday morning, around the time of this crash, the lapd grounded their helicopter fleet because the weather was not good enough for them to fly. the visibility was low. herrmann: it's significant that the police and sheriff's department grounded their helicopter air department. it tells you that that division felt that it was not safe to fly that day. that situation was compounded by the fact that the pilot checked the weather two hours before a flight and did not, again, just before taking off, reassess the weather and reassess the flight ri

the los angeles and orange county have. they saw double-digit increases in tourism bending. on why the southland is doing so well. >> reporter: live jazz, warm weather, and happy visitors. this is music to the ears of pier 39 business owners. >> coming from london, we just landed yesterday. >> reporter: while business activity is buzzing up here, that's not the case everywhere. >> waiting for the tourists to, and for the season to really get going, and as you can see on a sunday afternoon brunch, it's not happening. >> reporter: appeared 23 cafe says they are surviving, not thriving. in fact, he says business was down about 25 to 30% in 2023 compared to 2019. >> you need people coming to the door to survive. when they are not coming, it is hard to keep the doors open. >> reporter: many small businesses complain they are still recovering from the pandemic. the owner of san francisco deluxe tours tells me his tour bus business is down about 40% in 2023 compared to 2018. >> are the oldest guy out here at 77. >> reporter: his business is down at least 20%. >> we have been having