city of redondo beach? >> your honor, there's nothing in the record indicate there is an alternative means. >> whose burden is under the constitutional -- >> the city's burden. >> on the facial challenge though, i guess i'm puzzled. do we have to show ample channels for these individuals, this group of day laborers, or do we really have to say are there any ample alternative channels for soliciting business generally on a facial challenge with our job? >> i wish i had a clear answer to that because i had the same question in my mind as i reviewed the record because it seemed both sides focused on alternative channels for day labor speaker there was no showing as to any kind of speech whatsoever. so that's why we are confined to what was described you, although i think the city would have a burden of this symmetry there are alternatives as well as back but that depends on what we're operating on. if we're only going to look at the day laborer situation and think there's a problem, and for alternatives we wil

we are here for the hearing of comite de jornaleros de redondo beach vs. city of redondo beach. we will hear from the appellant. oh, i acknowledge judge gould. >> [inaudible] >> how are you? >> just fine, thank you. >> very good. council may proceed. >> thank you, your honor. >> good afternoon, your honor, and may it please the court. 24 years ago, city of redondo beach -- >> city of redondo beach, attorney, appeared on behalf of the appellant. the 24 years ago, the city of redondo beach, trying to deal with after several years of extreme difficulty dealing with traffic issues caused by persons soliciting the employment from the highway road lay or selling certain products and in trying to deal with it in a constitutional manner, a word for word an ordinance that had been approved by this court some eight months before. here we are now 24 years later, pushing our seventh year of litigation in the city defending itself on a challenge of the very ordinance that this court approved and that has been approved several times even -- >> was the order in its amended at any point? >> yes

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. >> this all happening in redondo beach.eporter toni ginyard from our nbc station has the story. >> reporter: at king harbor in redondo beach -- >> millions of fish laying on the surface. thousands of fish, you know, packed as closely as you can see. very little evidence of life. they're all just dead. >> reporter: fish rather than fishing is what people are talking about. >> between the boats and the docks, you couldn't really see the water. >> reporter: and looking for after the massive early-morning fish die-off. >> literally, you could almost walk from boat to boat if you could stand on a sardine. it was just wall to wall. >> reporter: sardines by the millions blanketed the harbor. state fish and game officials analyzed water and dead sardines to determine why they swam here and how they died. red tide was ruled out early on. but by early afternoon, a theory. >> what appears happened is the ocean was stirred up enough last night where they got confused. they came around the break water, swam down the break water to get a

mike von fremd, abc news, redondo beach, california. >> and we'll have more from mike later today onamerica." >>> well, the ceo of a popular clothing company, american apparel, has been slapped with a sex suit. a former store manager says dov charney forced her to be his sex slave, three years ago, when she was 18 years old. reports say charney forced her to perform sexual acts at an apartment. american apparel says the employee filed no complaints and resigned with a letter of gratitude. >>> nearly two dozen priests in philadelphia are now suspended, after they were identified as child sex suspects. cardinal justin regalley says the priests have been removed from ministry while the cases are being reviewed. the suspects were named in a scathing grand jury report into priest abuse. >>> well, we have a follow-up to a story that made international headlines. 20-year-old mariscal garcia took on the job of police chief in her mexican border town. at the time, she found it as an opportunity to teach values to her town. now, garcia is in the u.s., asking for asylum after receiving death th

the pictures from redondo beach show a massive fish kill. millions of dead fish, anchovies and sardines mostly at a local marina. now they're trying to figure out why it happened. one official says the fish may have moved into the harbor to escape a red tide, before getting trapped there by high winds. the crowding of fish perhaps depleted the water of oxygen, causing suffocation. >>> when we come back here tonight, the rising number of pregnant women battling cancer, and the challenges of healing when two lives are at stake. >>> and later, a new movie that strongly makes the case that our kids lives are too frantic. part of our coverage of "education nation." >>> as we mentioned, there's an important medical story to report tonight. it's about the increasing number of women who are receiving a cancer diagnosis while pregnant. this story was first reported on our website, msnbc.com. it's covered here for us tonight by nbc news chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: for lisa and ryan bender, these should be the happiest moment

south of us in redondo beach, there were several boats damaged in the harbor. a 60-foot vessel broke free of its mooring, hit the pier and over in catalina island there were several boats damaged in that harbor from the surge of quarter -- water. a huge wave of water pushed into the southern california marina, throwing boats around freeing them from the docks. one boat overturned and started to sink. not far from the marina, people came out to watch the waves roll in. the tsunami created a major tide ship as the water moved in and quickly retreated. >> my wife and i swim out here every morning. we've done it for 29 years. never seen it like this. >> reporter: this forced some people living near the coast to head for higher ground. residents here near the ocean decided to wait out waves. lifeguards were patrolling empty beaches, telling the few cha -- telling the few that ventured out to stay far away from the water. the first tsunami waves hit hawaii, flooding low-lying areas and washing up son om -- on some roadways, waves that crashed into the beach were up t

a slew of dead fish floating in a harbor in redondo beach. biologists think the fish may have died from lack of oxygen after high winds kept the fish from leaving the harbor. the cleanup is now under way to remove all the rotting fish before they create a toxic hazard. >>> the debate rages on with prop 8. in the meantime, supporters of the gay marriage ban want a federal court to keep blocking same-sex unions. lawyers for the sponsors of prop 8 filed papers to urge the ban to stay in place. the obama administration recently announced it would no longer defend the federal law prohibiting the government from recognizing same-sex marriages. prop 8 lawyers argued the decision should have no effect on the state ban. two gay couples are asking the ninth circuit court to let same-sex marriages resume in california by lifting a stay on the lower court's order. >>> topping our health watch tonight, hot flashes may have met their match. acupuncture it turns out may help relieve hot flashes in menopausal women who do not want to turn to hormone therapy.

this is at the king harbor marina in redondo beach. boaters woke this up morning to find the fish surrounding their vessels. >> the boaters that live in this area were awakened by it. they said it sounded like hail to them. and then they looked outside and they saw all these fish kind of gasping for air. >> so thick in some places, the boats couldn't move. it appears the fish moved into the harbor late last night or early this morning to escape what they call a red tide. high winds kept them from leaving, though. they were crushed against the harbor wall or they possibly ran out of oxygen in the water. in other words, they kind of drowned. hundreds of clean-up volunteers are taking the tons of dead fish to recycling plants so apparently they can use them for fertilizer. i guess that's making lemonade when you have lemons, roberta. >> i recall an incident like that in san diego when i lived there and they referred to it as red tide. 60 miles south of san francisco the beautiful town of san jose, our live cbs 5 weather camera and we have

marine biologists are trying to figure out what killed millions of fish in southern california in redondoch marina yesterday. scientists had tested the oxygen levels in the water and say it was nearly zero but they don't know why. boaters woke up to find the fish surrounding their vessels. >> the boaters that live in the area were awakened by it. they said it sounded like hail to them and then they looked outside and they saw all these fish kind of gasping for air. >> they were so thick in some places, the boats just couldn't move. they got stuck. this is the first fish kill in the harbor in the last decade. hundreds of volunteers are removing the first to a recycling plant for fertilizer. >> whoo boy, that must be some kind of mess out there today. folks, we have a great day coming our way as we are going to see a lot of sunshine in the afternoon, couple of clouds moving through. right now a couple of patches of fog out there this morning. partly cloudy skies, yup, it is looking a little cloudy out there but not too bad as it looks like we are going to see lots of sunshine by the afterno

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mike von fremd, abc news, redondo beach, california. >>> and, we move now to washington, and an extraordinary ceremony. it's been said courage is not the absence of fear but the mastery of it. and today, ten women who did just that were honored in a ceremony with first lady michelle obama and secretary of state hillary clinton, to mark the 100th anniversary of international women's day. and, these were women who made simple decisions to stand up in the face of danger and prove that courage can be contagious. >> they are here today because each of them at some point made a decision. she simply could not carry on in the face of an injustice. and so, each in her own way decided to act. they've received death threats. they have been beaten. kidnapped. imprisoned. tortured. as maria bashir put it, simply, if we women do not accept risk and work, no changes will happen. after being forced into marriage when she was just 12 years old, this woman became the first woman in her village to be divorced. >> she decided she wanted to fulfill her own dream and to become educated. and then, she decided she w

millions of fish died this morning after swimming into king harbor in redondo fish. experts believe they swam into the marina to escape the so called red tide. >> we took readings and the level was low. above zero. >> there are no signs of oil or chemicals in the water that shouldn't be. the department is very enthusiastic that it's a naturally-occurring event. >> officials say high winds kept the sardines from leaving the harbor. they became pinned against the wall. it's believe they had used up all of the ox again. >> and first ever great white shark count is underway. instead of thousands of sharks living off central coast, as many expected researchers found far fewer. >> for years a team has been busy with great white shark count working off central california one of the few known homes to great whites. this professor says years of study and photographs helped unlock the mystery. turns out the dorsal fin acts as a fingerprint. >> we can leave marks and identify individuals and seen a shark called tj over five times for 22 years, a rrd. >> the marine biologist too

mike von fremd reports from redondo beach. >> reporter: at sunrise those with a view of normally pristines of sardines floating dead in the water. >> i've never seen anything like it. i mean, the water's silver from the fish. >> reporter: emergency calls went out. the fear was that this was some sort of chemical spill. the fish and water immediately tested. >> there are no signs of oil or chemicals or anything else in the water that shouldn't be. >> reporter: here's what happened. according to marine biologists, predator fish, likely a shark or whale, chased just a few sardines in the wrong direction. those few seemed to have led millions to their doom. >> you know, they like to follow each other so it only takes a few to come in and the whole school will come in. >> reporter: after the first sardines swam into king harbor, the entire school followed, overwhelming the 1400 boats docked here in shallow water. after being chased into the harbor a spokesman says gale force santa ana winds kept them trapped. the oxygen was depleted, and as a result millions of sardines suffocated. there were

a big mess at the redondo beach harbor.f oxygen, came in the marina, there were so many of them that they used up all of the oxygen and suffocated. it could cost $100,000 to clean them up. >> listen to this. a man allegedly breaks into a home, take as shower, then calls when the homeowner comes back. that's what police in portland, oregon say. the homeowner called 911. the intruder beat her to it. >> i just broke into a house and the owner came home. >> you broke into a house? >> yeah. >> where at? >> i don't know. >> okay, so are you still there? >> yeah. >> okay. so are you -- >> i think they have guns. >> so he was scared of the homeowner? guns, no. two german shepherds, yes. that's why he was scared. the man was arrested. then was a no show in court which means he's out on the loose again. >> i guess you would only have to lock your doors, he's going to report himself. that will help. charlie sheen's ex-girlfriend is headed the to trial. rachel overlan is seen in this video next to charlie sheen, she appeared in a ft. w

tons of dead sardines floating in the harbor in redondo beach. biologists think the fish may have suffocated after they were herded into the harbor by high winds and used up all the oxygen in the water. >> what appears to happen, the ocean was stirred up enough last night where they got confused. they came around the break water. swam down the break water to get away from the wind and to get away from the waves. >> they say the fish may have gotten lost. if they had turned right at the breakwater instead of left, it probably wouldn't have happened. the major task is the korean-up getting rid of tons of fish that will create a toxic situation if they hadn't taken out. >> an amazing sight in southern california. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. what do we have in store? >> i think some of the best weather in the next seven days, you guys. just wait. in about 18 hours from now, those temperatures are going to be spiking up here in the bay area. about 20 degrees above what we had on monday. right now, 56 in san francisco. we did have some breaks of s

others took it all in stride, as in southern california, where surfers in redondo beach took the opportunity to hit the water. >> woodruff: coming up: we'll have more on the devastating earthquake in japan; plus, president obama's news conference; and shields and brooks. but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: libyan leader moammar qaddafi kept up his assault today on rebels in the east. government and militia forces shelled areas around the key oil port of ras lanouf for a second day, killing at least five people. libyan state television showed qaddafi loyalists celebrating in the city's residential areas. but rebels still were holding the oil facilities. qaddafi pporrs also lebrated zawiyah, just outside tripoli, as the government let journalists tour the newly recaptured town. we have a report on zawiyah from jonathan rugman of independent television news. >> reporter: this event, apparently timed for our benefit and for the camera of libyan state television, which cheered them on. a propaganda victory, but around them, the destruction of several days of batt

beachgoers found 12 to 18-inch piles of fish along the coast at redondo beach yesterday.arin biologists say the fish probably swam in and used up all of the oxygen and died. >>> the u.s. commander in afghanistan is predicting a long and difficult summer. >>> and what was found at a local dog park that is prompting a warning to dog owners. >>> taking a live look at the big board on wall street, stocks are mix. this is the second anniversary of the start of the bull market this week. two years ago, the dow was at 6500. right now, you can see it's up 5 at 12,220. still some concerns about oil prices, which right now, are at $105 a barrel and concern about portugal's debt. the nasdaq is down 10. s&p is down 2. >>> a new report shows more than 11 million families owe more on their homes than the property is worth and that translates to nearly one quarter of all homes with a mortgage. underwater mortgages rose in december as home prices could -- prices dropped to their lowest point in the housing bust. about 2.5 million have 5 or less equity in their homes making them vulnerabl

. >>> neither oil nor chemicals are being blamed for killing millions of these sardines found off redondoists say the fish took a wrong turn being chased by predators, and then got struck, trapped and suffocated in the shallow water. >>> like everything else, the price of orange juice is going up. tropicana is raising prices by up to 8% because of bad weather in florida and a disappointing orange crop. >>> and you can call this the mug shot of the month. it will teach you never get in a fight at a barbershop. david davis allegedly stole his barber's scissors to attack another man as he walked in. and the barber wasn't quite finished. note to self. >> will try that out, huh? thanks, juju. >>> let's get to sam and the rest of the weather. >> we continue this very active weather pattern with live, live, live everywhere. let's get to new orleans first. the picture of incredible rain and lightning. wgno has been on top of this. from the tornado warnings that have been out throughout the morning to the thunderstorms that are rolling through this area with very heavy rain. now, look at atlanta.