the university of california at santa barbara.e memories that i still have from my days there. take a look. ♪ tucked between the stunning santa ynez mountains and the pacific, santa barbara is the gem of the california coast. the u.c. campus, spread over 1,000 acres of ocean front, is for me, the most beautiful in the country. calling it home for four years was as good as you might think. water polo was the initial draw for me. but what endured beyond the sports and the natural beauty of my home state, is the camaraderie, the lifelong friends i would meet. >> hi, josh. good morning, america. greetings from campus point at beautiful u.c. santa barbara. >> reporter: friends like justin pollack, one of my very best. fortunately, he still puts up with me even now. 10 or maybe 20 years later. and today, he's come back to help show off all that we love about being gauchos. >> hard to imagine, but this is part of our campus here. the ocean, surfers, the mountains. we spent very little time here during school. of course. >> reporter: my t

. >>> 18 people are now in custody in santa barbara as part of the beach drug bust. early yesterday morning this 30-foot double engine smuggling boat washed up on a beach near downtown santa barbara. drug agents say it was loaded with marijuana. the california national guard happened to spot people on board offloading a whole ton of drugs. the u.s. coast card homeland security investigations, the chp and santa barbara sheriff arrived on the scene. >> multiple agencies responded and they arrested 14 people in connection to this and seized about 2,000 pound of marijuana. >> this is my like weekend get away with my 4-year-old son hudson and to hear there is drug traffic on our oceanways is sad to hear. >> some of the suspects were arrested on the beach. others scattered to the highway and even ended up miles away with some of the marijuana. agents say they are searching for one suspect. police in spain arrest canadian hell's angels with a california connection. the spanish government released video of the takedown. savannah's police arrested the four hell's angels at a

>> yeah, santa barbara. >> ming: santa barbara abalone. >> cooked in the pressure cooker. >> ming: all right, let's go roll some sushi. >> okay. >> ming tsai becomes a sushi chef with this headband. you want me to make it tight? >> ming: yeah, go ahead-- make it tight. >> like that? >> perfect. so now i'm a sushi chef? that's all it takes, is a headband? >> yes. >> ming: okay, perfect. good. okay, iron chef, you first. what's your first dish? >> okay, i have to show you how to, you know, make the... >> ming: so this is die cut. and we have beautiful produce here, right? this was from boku farms, here, right? all organic. >> so this is a very original technique called katsuramuki. >> ming: do not try this at home. >> no, no, no. >> ming: or you can try, but you just... >> you have tool now, yeah. then... so... >> ming: perfect. >> roll up, then cut, and roll up again. then slice it. >> ming: so that's how you make dikon shred, or dikon noodles, or... >> yes. >> ming: then, so... maybe you can see with the sashimi, right? >> ming: so is this one of your dishes, sashimi salad? >> yeah. >>

this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. her

so it turned out she had a nicer house in california, about $85 million to $100 million in santa barbaraand she hadn't been there since 1951. so she had three apartments on fifth avenue. so i talked to boris, the door man, boris the door man, and he said, no, it's been 22 years and i haven't seen her. so we had to find her. >> jon: and where was she? >> she lived in a hospital in new york. here she was the daughter of a u.s. senator who was born -- he was 22 when the civil war began, and his daughter was alive during the obama administration, living in a hospital for 7,400 nights. she lived for more than 20 years in beth israel hospital in new york city. perfectly healthy. she had some facial cancer. she had gone in and she felt better, and they charged her about $400,000 a year to live there. >> jon: so a normal rent? >> exactly. so she stayed. >> jon: what is incredible to me is this woman is sort of -- was a living embodiment of this era of american dominance. do you know a man called horse -- >> dustman hoffman? >> jon: yes. it was an incredible story. she was going to take to go to

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i went to school at uc santa barbara, graduated in 19988 -- 1988. i have lived in the excelsior since 1999. i have had lots of different jobs, but my main job is doing social work force and a disco, i have been a community organizer, i worked at a labor organization supporting janitor's working in our high- rise buildings. i was a legislative aide before .wr. i got to see how it all work from the outside, community from the outside, community organizations supporting young

senting guilty to -- and he had taken antianxiety medicine and fell asleep at the wheel outside the santa barbarael. her daughter-in-law was hospitalized for a month and continues to deal with her injuries. >>> local vehicles, wro finally have the weapon they need, the governor's pen. hundreds came out for the crossroads of the west gun show. it's been going on for nearly three decades. local leaders want it gone. because the cal pass las, they don't really have a say in the matter. a bill would change that by giving them one. >> the last thing i'm looking too, track negativity, violence an crime. >> no evidence that anything illegal has gone on here. >> the governor has until october 13th, to decide, whether the bay bridge will be getting help. >> it's aums giving -- >>> after nearly two year salvage crews think they finally figured out how to move the cruise ship to italy. will it work? >>> as we head to the 586 corridor? where is everybody going much we have the forecast, on kpis5. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing grou

a major military offensive has taken back areas in the center of the city in santa barbara and santaa, there has been heavy fighting in talon in the piece and also crashes on the outskirts of the city. the military says it's killed more than 100 rebels but not known how many remain. margo or teague he is as more. >> reporter: it has the upper hand at the siege and they are now on its 10th day. they have taken back the majority of the area originally taken by i rubble fighters, 80% now is their estimate. they are still holding on to 30 our 40 a sillvill 40 civilian an shields. there was sporadic gun early this morning that has since abated but the mill i ever tables that the rebel fighters are actually running low on ammunition and it's a time before they expects more fighters to come out and surrender to them. >> and more from the city zaps sports stadium used as a sportsr for the holmes. >> reporter: this is the result of 10 days of armed conflict here in the city. the social welfare department has now put a number of evacuees at over one had yo 100,000. government resoars are stret

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oil spills in the santa barbara channel fouled miles of beaches.esticide spraying was threatening many species of birds. pesticide spills killed some 15 million fish in arkansas. three million acres of hillsides lay stripped bare for their coal. and in cleveland, the local industrial sewer, the cuyahoga river, caught fire. environmentalists had found a loophole in the gnp. the gnp measures goods and services traded, for example, scrubbers used to clean sulfur emissions. clean air isn't bought or sold, so it's not counted. if sulfur is not cleaned up, the resulting pollution is not subtracted. gnp is not reduced. gnp fails to take into account environmental values. if we produce a lot of goods and services, if we use up machinery, that's deducted depreciation from net national product. but if we dirty the atmosphere, if we cause more houses to have to be painted, that deterioration is not taken into account. if it makes more people sick and they go to more doctors, that increases gnp, because doctors' services are part of gnp. by now i think that mo

low clouds and fog hugging the coastline from crescent city down towards point conception and santa barbara. we have high pressure in control. we'll warm things back up. warmest locations inland, upper 80s to near 90. for the bay, around 70. the beaches 60s. over the weekend, the weather system moves in. it's cooler. temperatures will come down saturday and sunday and we'll be sticking to the drizzle for the morning hours. it's been a theme especially near the coast and bay over the past couple of mornings. here is our forecast model for this afternoon showing you some of the fog just offshore and some showers developing out towards the sierra and then overnight once again, the low clouds and fog regroup. so we're starting off with some overcast for your friday. a little bit of an earlier time for tomorrow. that will result in warmer temperatures for friday. 65 in pacifica, san francisco, 70. santa rosa, 75. the warmest locations inland, not extremely hot. 80s towards fairfield, antioch and brentwood. san jose, partly cloudy. 78 to morgan hill 84 and half moon bay in the 60s. here is a look

yesterday from santa barbara. carried a canadian satellite to be released into space. eventually carry astronauts to the international space station. >> also on its way, a 3d printer. would serve as a flying factory of sorts for space equipment and replacement parts. could reduce the need to load up every space mission with tons of tools and spare parts. the count down to the 2014 winter olympics is officially on now. >> started yesterday with the torch lighting. >>> always so neat to see. the ceremony happened in greece. the 2014 winter game s will begin in february in russia. the first time the country hosted the olympics. will make a 123 day journey including a trip into space. >> 4:55. coming up, a mucky mess in a san francisco neighborhood. >> we could see a partial government shut down if congress can't reach a compromise. the impact it will have here in the bay area. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> turn up. we're about to have fun and rav it up. >> isn't exactly getting rav reviews from neighbors. >> today i'm making a plea to public asking that anyone who may have witnessed

chronology of event, we monitored this group of rogue - break away group entering the costal towns of santa barbara, kata leana and others. they will attempt to go to the city hall and raise their flag. last night the armed forces of the philippines deployed several troops in and around the city and prior to them arriving at at 1.45 in the morning, we engaged the small group, and as a result the encounter ensued for about 10 minutes. sips their arrival -- since their arrival they tried to push through the city to raise their flag. we couldn't permit it to happen. >> if you could hear my, my question is are you in any negotiations with them to try and end the situation? >> well, the city convened crisis committee, led by the mayor. they tried to talk to them, to negotiate the release and peaceful resolution of the problem. unfortunately they refused to negotiate with us. >> all right. thanks so much ltcol zagala. >> russia's kremlin backed mare sergei sobyanin has been elected to another term. official show him with over 51% of a vote, enough to avoid a run-off. the main challenger, opposition leade

>> there was a plus. >> why wouldn't you in santa barbara. >> he went to santa barbara.id, you have memories of ucsb, you weren't doing it right. >> very good. >>> coming up, as well, botox getting a stamp of approval from the fda, now, for a new use. how the popular anti-wrinkle drug can be used to treat aging eyes. i will admit -- this is new. i had no idea it wasn't being used, i guess. >> people will be interested in that story. >>> and one of the stars of the hit show, "duck dynasty," making her modeling debut at new york's fashion week. why the teenager turned dress designer. this happened after an argument with her dad. we'll explain. let's just say, all fashions, dad-approved. >>> we love her on the show. and by the way, if your dad has a shotgun on the porch, generally your prom dress has to be daddy-approved. probably so is your date. dad gets to approve just about everything. there he is. there's one of them in the studio. >> look at -- wonder how you're going to get that out here. >> you know. it's the south. >>> let's get news, first, from josh. >> we're goi

she came to my office in santa barbara, she had severe osteoarthritis.except for the few blocks' walk to the market and the weekly shuttle to the matinee she was virtually house bound. she usually ate pastries for breakfast, tuna salad for lunch and strawberry shortcake for dinner. and her portions? well, let's just say she didn't use the rim of the plate for decoration. i explained that osteoarthritis was an inflammatory disease that its pattern of pain and stiffness are predictable. so we could use food to prevent and even treat the pain. i prescribed at least one analgesic food for breakfast. in her case, berries and anti inflammatory food for lunch, either fish or soy or ginger or avocado and an omega three rich food for dinner, fish or walnuts or flax meal. for 12 weeks peggy avoided foods with trans-fats because they're inflammatory. foods that are starchy and sugary because they produce fiery cytokines. cytokines are angry chemicals that produce inflammation throughout your body, including your joints. and she avoided processed red meats because t

i went to school at uc santa barbara, graduated in 19988 -- 1988. i have lived in the excelsior since 1999. i have had lots of different jobs, but my main job is doing social work force and a disco, i have been a community organizer, i worked at a labor organization supporting janitor's working in our high- rise buildings. i was a legislative aide before .wr. i got to see how it all work from the outside, community organizations supporting young people, children, families, working for labor, and saw how city hall could be an effective tool for change and then considered running in 2007, 2008, and somehow, i made it. >> you were raised in los angeles, moved to the east coast. what made you want to come back and live in san francisco? >> i love cities. i never felt like i lived in a city in los angeles, but when i lived in massachusetts, where i live, i was close to boston. i had such a great time in boston but i did not like massachusetts so much because it was cold, the culture was foreign to me. when i came to san francisco, the first time i came,

i went to school at uc santa barbara. i have been in san francisco since 1989, have lived in the excelsior since 1999. the difficulty is, muni often sees it as an industrial area, not a neighborhood. we have to figure out how to make it work as a neighborhood and as a place that can service the light rail vehicles. i have had lots of different jobs. my main job has been doing social work for san francisco state university. i have been a community organizer, a social worker, but i have also been a legislative aide. i worked mostly for community- based organization supporting kids and families, working for labor. i got to see how city hall could be an effective tool to create change. i looked at running in 2007, 2008, and somehow i made it. i have been in politics for so many ways, doing work around central america, supporting people in central america against u.s. imperialism, their right to live, self determination. i did a lot of work on that on campus when i was in college. a bit of work on apartheid when i was in colle

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studied with professor ninian smart, chair of the department of religious studies at university of santa barbara, where i went, although i think he may have just be retired recently and also president of the american academy of religion recently. anyway, he's a major figure maybe not a household word but ninian smart, we had a wonderful opportunity in our travels to san francisco last november, we were able to corral him, and believe me, folks, it took some corralling. you know, we had to chase this guy up and down a few streets in order to get him to sit down and do the interview, but we got him. we got him to sit down. and so what i want to do, just a quick roll-in, is to hear what someone who's devoted their entire life to the academic study of religion. how they've gone about proceeding in their own mind what is important about this study. so i call them roll-ins because i'm used to them. it's a technical term. we roll the videotapes into the class. so i could call them video pieces or whatever but i've been indoctrinated to call them roll-ins so it's no use. i'll be doing it the whole semes

at the santa barbara zoo, the sand house is in charge of the which recovery program, currently has five captivity. one question that is often asked is why is it so important to save these birds? it is an animal that has a lot of cultural value. it was one of the symbols of the american west. lewis and clark described this bird. dies, the condor comes by and will eat that animal, and that helps control disease and keep nature clean. the condor. to such a critical point because of human actions, -- the condor got to such a critical point because of human actions, so a lot of us feel we have a responsibility to correct that. >> lead poisoning is perhaps the biggest threat to these birds. when an animal such as a deer is , theand injured by hunters animal often escapes before dying. then, when condors consumed that animal, they also consume fragments of the lead bullet, which are poisonous. the recovery program involves trapping wild condors. a sample of their blood is extracted, so reach her tears -- so researchers can detect if they are suffering from lead poisoning. they are also given a

. >> this is the village of santa barbara where some of the heaviest fire fights have been going on between forces of the government. it is believed this is where he is in hiding and holding 20 civilians hostage. >> people are pouring out by the hundreds. >> afraid to let us leave because we might get caught in the crossfire. we told them we felt in more danger here. >> we could hear the gunshots getting closer and closer. >> thousands of families have been displaced by the standoff. the government says negotiations are ongoing but the priority is to prevent the violence from spilling over to other areas. >> we will try to secure the safety of every civilian held hostage. that is my priority as the local chief executive. the military will have its own truck to ensure that the tactical operations are seen. i wish the deadlines would be over now. >> it appears that it is far from over. and more violence, a group of armed men in gauge in a chase. both signs that there is no end in sight. >> almost one million people in northeastern spain joining hands to form a human chain across the region as

a major military offenses took back areas in santa barbara and santa catalina and there's heavy fighting in talon and more fightings in mapong. what does the moro national liberation front? the moro people have been fighting for independence in the southern philippines. the group is one of the three in the region. the moro islamic liberation front split in 1981. they signed a peace treaty with the government in 1996, and the government has been reviewing it. in early august it declared a new state and tried to raise the flag in zamboanga city, which led to the latest fighting. we'll go to the sports stadium being used as an evacuation center. first we go to the city's medical center. margot, what is the latest on the fighting that you're hearing? >> reporter: well, at the moment at least over the last hour or so we haven't heard any exchange of gunfire. now, the military says this is an indication that the rebel forces have indeed been weakened and no longer as strong as in the early days of the siege. they are seen to be losing ammunition and saving what they have for the perpetual -- r

penn state and today as so machine -- many in san francisco can appreciate we are going back to santa barbara us go south and half go north and a lot of my friends watching at kgo are going back with me to the prettiest campus on earth and certainly a st. louis -- a slice of heaven, all coming up here on "good morning america." >> 6:25. our coverage of the 9/11 and was continues at 6:30. >> a picture from arlington, virginia, with a ceremony to mark the plane hitting hitting the pentagon. >> the firefight at mt. diablo is enter a new phase today. cooler weather on the way but i have a warming trend in the seven-day outlook. >> the sig-alert in the east bay has it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a

basically the west coast north of certainly north of the santa barbara area.o start doing something like this and that creates a higher fire danger. that also creates strong wind blowing through the hill at that angle. the temperatures outside right now. we have 50s. we have low 60s as well. it's nice out there. before you notice the days are getting shorter, the nights are starting to get longer. we're starting to see some 40s show up on the overnight low. the wind are showing up right now, they're variable. the winds are nothing like they were last night this time last night they were howling kind of out of the north-northwest. but tonight we're seeing a switch. so as they calm down we're going to see them come a little more northeast , so that will give you strong winds up in the higher elevation. sea level, the air sinks. this pattern happens every time this time of year. it happens multiple times as we go into the fall months as the air sinks we get a red flag warning. we get these a lot this time of year and we will continue to see some. tomorrow's tempe

and it was like three years ago today, today, you went back to your high school in santa barbara. >> when i get up this early in the morning, it makes me relive that feeling for school, like crusty eyes and tired. you know, what i used to do? my mom would try and wake me up from school, i would put the comforter underneath my door. i'm getting up. for 30 minutes. never got up once. but you have to get up. if you send in a video and if you are picked, then we will come there october 25th and perform live for you guys. and you guys are going to come there, too. >> that would be great. >> we will be there. >> "prism" is coming out. october 22nd. tell us about the concept of the whole album. >> well, there's a lot of anthems. i don't mind doing that. but basically, last record was very schematic. and the theme for this record is just me. it's kind of like stripped down, more raw, more essential oils of who i am. and there's a lot of light and hope and love and storytelling. and i'm very proud of it. so, i put my stamp on it. >> i know. when you were on "gma," i think in july, you were ta

basically the west coast north of certainly north of the santa barbara area. winds are going to start doing something like this and that creates a higher fire danger. that also creates strong wind blowing through the hill at that angle. the temperatures outside right now. we have 50s. we have low 60s as well. it's nice out there. before you notice the days are getting shorter, the nights are starting to get longer. we're starting to see some 40s show up on the overnight low. the wind are showing up right now, they're variable. the winds are nothing like they were last night this time last night they were howling kind of out of the north-northwest. but tonight we're seeing a switch. so as they calm down we're going to see them come a little more northeast , so that will give you strong winds up in the higher elevation. sea level, the air sinks. this pattern happens every time this time of year. it happens multiple times as we go into the fall months as the air sinks we get a red flag warning. we get these a lot this time of year and we will continue to see some

the miller time segment tonight, we begin with the president's speech last night joining us from santa barbara sage of southern california, dennis miller. your assessment of the speech o sageful one. >> i knew i had to talk about it so i listened to some clips today. i didn't watch it last night. when he opens his mouth i think of the benny hill theme. lerch said earlier in the week lurch kerry. what are they going to do shut down tours at bashar assad's residence? what are they going to do? a wedgie? how much do we tell these people. nobody in the world other than half this country is scared of barack obama anymore. and i think what he is trying to do is knock us off the medal stand as world powers. you are going to have china and reputinized russia. we are not even the bronze anymore. we begin to assume the role of france where our weapons defense is our utter inconsequentialality. that's what he is moving us towards. having said that i think he wins this whole scenario because he dithers and he goes around like, you know, a derbish with a hamstring problem and kind of wanders around for a c

there are no tinted windows like out in santa barbara where you live. they are not allowed here in new york. people see me in the back of the car, okay? hey. >> ailes doesn't allow you to drive. you are the mother stone over there you would be in fights every day they would have no show. >> i have got to get a helicopter. that's what i need. >> oh, you are a piece of work. >> obama. >> barack obama's approval rating? >> bill: yes. >> i wouldn't say obviously to me the president is not a man for all seasons, but he certainly is a man for this season. i think he is completely emblematic of his time. one thing i have noticed about young people when i meet him through my kids or i meet him when i am out performing it's a very nonjudgmental generation. they don't judge. so it doesn't surprise me that obama can still have good approval ratings. if you poll individual topics, i think you will find that a lot of people don't like the way it's going. if you ask them to judge the president, they go oh, i'm not the person to judge. >> bill: that's an interesting o

back in 2009 if you remember, a cooking fire at a marijuana drug trafficking operation started in santa barbara. it torched 90,000 acres, at the time was threatening thousands of homes. because the people that caused it had been dropped there by the cartels, they couldn't escape, and being there illegally, they try to evade firefighters in these situations, the police as well, ending up in danger, getting burned. some people carrying weapons makes it incredibly risky business. problem won't go away, from may to october, that's the season of pot coinciding to wildfire season. we'll see if the authorities include it was indeed pot growers that started this. they haven't contained the rim fire yet, not even half. >>> ringing friday's closing bell on wall street the harley-davidson way. but wall street could use some gas of its own after stocks took a slide last week. the key factors that could rev up your 401(k) or stall it when it gets started after the holiday. >>> while president obama and congress mull over what's next in syria, you see it, demonstrators taking to the streets in america to let

they had driven up from santa barbara and both according to police were drunk at the time. >>> hayward girl shot and wounded while she slept last week is said to be recovering now. 10-year-old had special visitors in the hospital yesterday. the head coach and four of its players from the cal state east bay softball team of delivered a gift basket and an invitation to the girl to an upcoming team practice. police have no suspects for the shooting. it happened last thursday morning. >> made a decision that says eligibility verification -- >> a live look now at the senate floor where republican senator ted cruz is trying to outfilibuster some political peers. this marathon talking session is viewed as a feeble attempt to stop obamacare. cruz hasn't been talking healthcare the entire time. he talked to his children and even read them a bedtime story. >> sunday morning when your dad is making pancakes it is very cool when he can flip them and catch them. i will credit my father. he invented this wasn't for the restaurant but he did it anyway he invented green eggs and ham. do you like green

officers say both men traveled from santa barbara to cheer on the 9ers and both were drunk at the time. >>> a hayward girl who was shot and wounded while she slept last week is said to be recovering well. the 10-year-old had special visitors in the hospital yesterday. the head coach and four players from the cal state east bay softball team delivered a gift basket to an upcoming team practice. police have no suspects for the shooting. it happened last thursday morning. >>> developing news on the rescue operation inside a kenyan mall. new video shows an officer crawling on the floor to reach hostages. you can see him persuading the woman and her kids that it's safe to come out of hiding and escape. this happened just minutes after gunmen opened fire inside the mall saturday. kenya's president said the westgate mall in nairobi is secure this morning. right now security is tight there. and it's getting tighter here at home, as well. >>> reporter: a large plume of smoke rose up from kenya's westgate mall this morning. security forces report there could still be terrorists or booby traps in

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