rob hays from our sister station has the story. >> reporter: when you buy a home at billionaires beachhelps to be a billionaire. because the latest sale went for a cool. >> $110 million. >> you heard the expert right. the home in question used to be owned by peter morten one of the founders of the hard rock cafe. i just sold it to oil and at a gas billionaire michael snigt. >> this is so far what we believe to be the largest sale in l.a. county. >> that's saying a lot in the l.a. area where the spelling estate sold several years ago for 85 mm. thelg then this mansion in bel-air for $$250 million. good news for you. it's still available. >> a dream become reality. put your mind to it. it wouldn't be crazy to think that we could be there. >> it's really crazy are the property taxes. you'll be shelling out more than $1 million each year. in malibu, rob hays, abc 7 news. >>> that falls in the more than money than sense category. >> news tonight with david muir is next. >> for all of >>> tonight, as we come on the air in the west, breaking news in california. the stunning arrest. the former

. >> reporter: rob hays abc7 news. >>> hunting beach city council discussing a proposal to sue the statehe law that blankets california with sanctuary status. >> we want the city attorney to file suit against the state of california to exempt us from sb 54. we are not going to be writing an ordinance, we are simply suing on the constitution of overreaching grounds. >> two other orange countyes lo v viejo has taken action against status. >>> been about six weeks since a gunman attacked their campus leaving 17 people dead. metal barriers leading them to campus and extra officers. students had mixed reaction. >> if somebody wanted to hide something in there, they still can. >> the little things they are trying to do is not going to do anything unless they change the laws. >> also upgrading security cameras. >>> you will have some time to take action to keep you and your family safe. >> that is coming up tonight at 11:00 news. >>> tonight looking at how we arrived at this point and where technology is taking us. plus. >>> i am carlos saucedo in saratoga several trees are being removed for sa

. >> reporter: rob hays abc7 news. >>> hunting beach city council discussing a proposal to sue the stateornia with sanctuary status. >> we want the city attorney to file suit against the state of california to exempt us from sb 54. we are not going to be writing an ordinance, we are simply suing on the constitution of overreaching grounds. >> two other orange county cities, los alamitos, mission v viejo has taken action against status. >>> been about six weeks since a gunman attacked their campus leaving 17 people dead. metal barriers leading them to campus and extra officers. students had mixed reaction. >> if somebody wanted to hide something in there, they still can. >> the little things they are trying to do is not going to do anything unless they change the laws. >> also upgrading security cameras. >>> you will have some time to take action to keep you and your family safe. >> that is coming up tonight tot 11:00 news. >>> tonight looking at how we arrived at this point and where technology is taking us. plus. >>> i am carlos saucedo in saratoga several trees are being removed for sa

kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on the so-called "hay- wired scenario."ayward fault) the hayward fault., which stretches the length of the east bay, from san pablo bay through berkeley, oakland, haward fremont and milpitas is the most dangerous fault in the bay. the so called "haywired scenario" imagines a magnitude7-point-0 earthquake on the hayward fault centered south of oakland. ken hudnut/u.s. geological survey "....in the haywired scenario, 800 people die, 2,500 people will need to be rescued from heavily damaged buildings, another 22,000 people will be trapped in elevators, 152,000 households will be displaced..."(standup at central park) rob fladeboe/fremont "...i'm here at central park in fremont. the hayward fault cuts right through the middle of the park. that swale or hump you see behind me, that is actuallythe hayward fault pushing the ground up, which has created that hump, which is getting a little bit bigger all the time..."(cracks in the pavement/broken curbs)look at this. there are cracks all over the pavement here and the curbs around t

kron four's rob fladeboe has more - on rob fladeboe has more - on what's called the 'hay-wired scenario." (animation of hayward fault) the hayward fault., which stretches the length of the east bay, from san pablo bay through berkeley, oakland, haward fremont and milpitas is the most dangerous fault in the bay. the so called "haywired scenario" imagines a magnitude7-point-0 earthquake on the hayward fault centered south of oakland. ken hudnut/u.s. geological survey "....in the haywired scenario, 800 people die, 2,500 people will need to be rescued from heavily damaged buildings, another 22,000 people will be trapped in elevators, 152,000 households will be displaced..."(standup at central park) rob fladeboe/fremont "...i'm here at central park in fremont. the hayward fault cuts right through the middle of the park. that swale or hump you see behind me, that is actuallythe hayward fault pushing the ground up, which has created that hump, which is getting a little bit bigger all the time..."(cracks in the pavement/broken curbs)look at this. there are cracks all over the pavement here and

kron four's rob fladeboe has more - on what's being called the 'hay-wired scenario." (animation of hayward fault) the hayward fault., which stretches the length of the east bay, from san pablo bay through berkeley, oakland, haward fremont and milpitas is the most dangerous fault in the bay. the so called "haywired scenario" imagines a magnitude7-point-0 earthquake on the hayward fault centered south of oakland. ken hudnut/u.s. geological survey "....in the haywired scenario, 800 people die, 2,500 people will need to be rescued from heavily damaged buildings, another 22,000 people will be trapped in elevators, 152,000 households will be displaced..."(standup at central park) rob fladeboe/fremont "...i'm here at central park in fremont. the hayward fault cuts right through the middle of the park. that swale or hump you see behind me, that is actuallythe hayward fault pushing the ground up, which has created that hump, which is getting a little bit bigger all the time..."(cracks in the pavement/broken curbs)look at this. there are cracks all over the pavement here and th

kron four's rob fladeboe has more - on what's called the 'hay-wired scenario."tion of hayward fault) the hayward fault., which stretches the length of the east bay, from san pablo bay through berkeley, oakland, haward fremont and milpitas is the most dangerous fault in the bay. the so called "haywired scenario" imagines a magnitude7-point-0 earthquake on the hayward fault centered south of oakland. ken hudnut/u.s. geological survey "....in the haywired scenario, 800 people die, 2,500 people will need to be rescued from heavily damaged buildings, another 22,000 people will be trapped in elevators, 152,000 households will be displaced..."(standup at central park) rob fladeboe/fremont "...i'm here at central park in fremont. the hayward fault cuts right through the middle of the park. that swale or hump you see behind me, that is actuallythe hayward fault pushing the ground up, which has created that hump, which is getting a little bit bigger all the time..."(cracks in the pavement/broken curbs)look at this. there are cracks all over the pavement here and the curbs

kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on the so-called "hay- wired scenario."he length of the east bay, from san pablo bay through berkeley, oakland, haward fremont and milpitas is the most dangerous fault in the bay. the so called "haywired scenario" imagines a magnitude7-point-0 earthquake on the hayward fault centered south of oakland. ken hudnut/u.s. geological survey "....in the haywired scenario, 800 people die, 2,500 people will need to be rescued from heavily damaged buildings, another 22,000 people will be trapped in elevators, 152,000 households will be displaced..."(standup at central park) rob fladeboe/fremont "...i'm here at central park in fremont. the hayward fault cuts right through the middle of the park. that swale or hump you see behind me, that is actuallythe hayward fault pushing the ground up, which has created that hump, which is getting a little bit bigger all the time..."(cracks in the pavement/broken curbs)look at this. there are cracks all over the pavement here and the curbs around the parking lot are moving along with the fault belo

hay problema pero yo hasta aquí llegué". y llegó la fecha y nos separamos. stephanie: derbez se trasladó unos meses a california a grabar la serie "robto peralta, a quien el personaje de derbez debe cuidar después que la madre la abandona. el largometraje generó más de 100 millones de dólares y se convirtió en la película de habla hispana más taquillera en la historia de estados unidos. eugenio: esa niña me-- no en la película, en la vida real, me tocó el corazón, se convirtió en mi hija y hasta la fecha tengo una relación muy cercana con ella. stephanie: fue tal el cambio que dio su vida que en los créditos de la película eugenio derbez le dio gracias a su hija, quien aún no había nacido. eugenio: yo dije sí quiero tener un hijo y si es, que dios me conceda que sea niña, y si es niña, se va a llamar aitana. stephanie: la pareja se casó en julio de 2012 en una ceremonia televisada donde asistieron 700 personas. dos años después, en 2014, se trasladaron a california. derbez dice que hacer su trabajo en otro idioma resultó ser un gran reto, como lo demostró en su más reciente película "overboard", que se estrena el próximo mes. eugenio

rob: you can see the windows. >> 140th year, today full of thousands of people mainly for their kids. this is a classic american tradition, the monday after easter, started in 1878 and ford or haysnd kids asked to roll out eggs and that was south land and the beginning of the easter egg roll at the white house. the president comes out at 10:30 a.m. this morning. i will give you guys a quick quiz. have you had enough coffee? rob: sure, i could fail a quiz any time. >> what was the original location to have easter egg roll, was it the white house here, capitol hill or was it the national mall? jillian: you're pointing to me, why do i get the first one? >> come on, jillian, i got faith in you. jillian: b. >> exactly right. true or false, angry lawmakers passed congress to ban easter egg roll? rob: has to be true. >> rob, you are exactly right. who was the first president to host the white house easter egg roll, i kind of gave you that? >> hayes. rob: we knew we were going to get one. jillian: we are so smart. [laughter] >> unfortunately it's pretty cold and rainy, but we will make the most. we have a group of great guests, hogan, mercedes schlapp and eric trump and laura and maybe