santa monica is one of the leaders in housing. santa monica has rent control. californiallenge for , especially southern california. you have very expensive housing and it is pressing families out of their ability to own a home. veryhave to work -- live far away to come to work. our land value is too expensive, our labor is too high. in parts of different industries ranging from high tech to biotech to agriculture to entertainment. anta monica has attracted area called silicon beach, an -- anork for companies area where companies are creating new technologies. there's a huge amount of diversity in my district. i'm on the house judiciary committee. legislation that comes to my district. there are a number of undocumented youth. america is the only country they had ever known and to deport them to understand and they have not seen, it is cruel and unusual. solutione can get the through the house and democratic congress and the president will sign the legislation. don't have immigration, countries tend to stagnate. america tends to regenerate with new ideas. they

santa monica and the evening outlook has been so important to telling the story of santa monica.egin our feature with local journalist saul rubin. he spoke about the culture and economy of this city. >> we are in palisades park in santa monica overlooking the pacific coast highway. for is a popular park people to come walk and jog. it is a great area to get outside and enjoy where you are, which is on the coast. >> i came down here in 1986 to work at the local paper, the santa monica outlook. , was first a news reporter then i went on to be a feature writer. i had a column here for about 15 years. it is a great community to be a journalist in. even though it is a relatively small city, there are great stories, personalities, events, local politics. a was a great place to get start in journalism. santa monica is a progressive southern california beach city. it is a major tourist destination. it is a predominantly white is anity although there sizable latino and asian population here. is probably being most well-known as a place where people might come to enjoy the day as a tourist

in 1921 he began the douglas aircraft company here in santa monica, using a movie warehouse on wilshire boulevard today known as douglas park he created a company that changed the world with his airliners, navy jets, navy aircraft, pivotal airplanes in world war ii, the list is quite long. he's the one responsible for the greatness in the field of american aviation. donald douglas chose santa monica because it had good terrain, there was a small airport called cloverfield being used by the army at that time he used that as his flying operational base and the big

. >> lane davis, mayor of santa monica, california. >> robert store, mayor of the san francisco bay area. >> kristin mccone, mayor of the all-america city, desoto, texas. >> sean riley, mayor of waukesha, wisconsin. >> sherine west in mayor of baton rouge, louisiana. >> rick christman, st. petersburg, florida. >> sylvester turner, mayor of houston. >> sale gomez, florida.

. >> colleen davis, mayor of santa monica california. >> mayor of danville and san francisco bay area. >> mayor of the all american city of desoto, texas. >> mayor of union city, california. >> mayor of san leandro, california. >> sean riley, mayor of wakashaw, wisconsin. >> rick riceman, st. peetersbur,

we are in santa monica with more on the storms impact. >> reporter: ocean avenue near the pier got a break in the rain, that fell for most of the day. they took advantage of it, with a little run. >> i was cooped up for a bit. >> reporter: the creek was overwhelmed by today's heavy rain. the moving water made it's not passable. the area has been scarred by the recent woolsey fire. >> there is tons of debris that is all being washed down from the top of the mountain, down into malibu. we are seeing big trees and lots of black, lots of chart stuff. >> reporter: earlier this is what it looks like just east of the canyon. the heavy flow of water forced the closure of pacific coast highway in both directions for some time this morning. a salute for the first responder, jeff dodd, who was hit and killed by a driver who lost control on the slick freeway. had been helping people in another car crash when he was hit. >> we are stuck. >> reporter: generous tweeted this video of mud and flooding near her home in montecito, with a look at the blocked roadways. >> all of this is going into the oc

it fell in the santa monica mountains yesterday. that's usually known for the sunshine and it was the same scene in calabasas with a closure of a highway of northern l.a. to the central valley, the grapevine. the big bear school district closed yesterday and actor jerry o'connell posted this live report. >> oh, look at this. look. snow. snow. not hail. >> always looking for reporters, jerry. >> new meteorologist? turned out that joshua tree national park was a winter wonderland. park rangers posted this video to instagram and snow even fell in san diego. this is snow from a storm yesterday near san diego county's mount. laguna. oh gosh, kari, are you worried jerry takes your job? >> oh gosh. >> i think you are safe. >> we have been seeing the snow in the bay area looking from the distance at mt. hamilton and i think melting over the next few days with the next storm system arriving. ocean beach, looks beautiful, but stepping outside you are like, okay, yeah. still winter. it is very chilly out there and we have had the cool temperat

that's the one i opened up in santa monica. lemonis: you mean a storefront?l: storefront with a kitchen. lemonis: oh, so this is what the first step was. rachel: this was the first step. david -- we had been old friends. he was working for another project in marketing. i said, "do you want to help me market it?" and so, as we were growing this business, we decided to sell to stores. so i came up with the babies and -- lemonis: babies being -- rachel: the babies. these. i'm sorry. this is the baby. lemonis: not your kid-- not your babies. rachel: not my babies. the babies. lemonis: okay. okay. rachel: and that was the pivotal turn i made. lemonis: i love the size. love the size. i think the packaging's very clever, 'cause i can see the product, and i know what it is, so... i think the cookies are amazing. rachel: thank you. lemonis: can we see the factory? probably need to put a hair net or something. rachel: yeah, and i'll give you a coat. lemonis: okay, listen, if i learned anything throughout my entire time with jackie's cookies, it's how not to wear a hair

this road, from chicago to santa monica, california, that i have yet to take up my colleague, mrs. napolitano's offer to drive the entire distance in route 66, but maybe we'll have to do this during the 100-year anniversary that this bill allows us to plan for. let's give route 66 its due. let's think of the smalltown communities that rely on the mother road to survive. and let's put good bills through the house to the senate and let's get the president to sign them into law. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: well, i certainly associate myself with my colleague's remarks on this bill. madam speaker, i am accustomed to historic places and the district of columbia, because i represent the nation's capital, but i love the notion of an historic road, and i understand how we build our country. i particularly think it's appropriate for us to be considering this bill this year when we have to consider a new transportation bill. so as w

mean that he has retained the samehi behavior orural counterparts in patagonia and in the western santa monicas. but at its co, his story is about survival. and a lot of people can rate to a story where it's about an individual asically facing some very, seemingly insurmountable odds and defeating them. it his abilto get into this park, cross through freews that have killed multiple mountain lions before... pa and live in a that is an unprecedented amount of space for a mountain lion to survive in. usually, a male mountain lion needs 200 square miles of space to itself and griffith park only offers 9 square miles. pauly: we know that the level of urbanization that we are bringing to this landscape is causing immense fragmentation. what are the impacts of freeways like the 405 and the 101 and the 5 going to do in terms of allowing these populations to continue to have gene flows so that we're not facing massive issues of inbreeding? ordeÑana: i'm sure there's a lot of times where hs a lot closer than we think. but he's dog what pumas do best, which is avoiding people at all costs. and that's why

every sunday since february two thousand and fourteen contemporary military cemetery appears on santa monica beach in california it is an improvised protest to remind people of the cost and consequences. as an instrument of american foreign looms. there's three families right there see those three. over there you can see two here those are just those are images of all they say wounded yeah american and iraqi like children it's a people that's the first thing they see and i think you touch something is touched . that you know so because nobody is paying for it they think that they. have to pay for the record. and they're not paying with the threat. of being devastated a child taken in there is this is an effort to convey to him and shoots. would enable people to feel something. about the cost of war and kill me that in this. book. and the sound of the crowd. it takes to remember when you know that you've seen it people over. then it turns to used to be. the woman. who's now been. to vote on the model please. read the answers because. everybody has a greater role to play the role they're playi

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venice beach and santa monica pier are free to explore and a great way to experience california's moreand finally, if you want to get away from the la buzz and see some stars of a different kind, griffith observatory claims to be southern california's gateway to the cosmos. either day or night, the views over la are well worth a walk up the hill, but get there early because it fills up very quick. still to come on the travel show: simon is back with your e—mails. this week, cutting the cost of luxury trains and seeing south america by bus. i'm looking for the smell museum. plus, it is carmen versus kumamoto. can she see the city's three highlights in less than 90 minutes? ok, level four, smelly socks. ew! so stick with us for that. this week, i have advice on a cut—price great rail journey through canada. and the best day trips from dubrovnik. first, though, the railway line between the two biggest cities in greece has been transformed, with passengers between athens and thessaloniki set to experience faster, more comfortable journeys. until now, trains on this spectacular route have t

it will be a ticketed attraction of a fantasy model word opening up at santa monica place.nd will give people the opportunity to engage with the elusive world through interactive entertainment. >> 21,000 square feet. that's ale lot of runway. >>> the new set of 2019 emojis are the most inclusive yet. the group that decides what emojis end up on your phone's keyboard added 13 new emojis that represent people with disabilities. the emojis include service dogs, people in wheelchairs, also prosthetic limbs and more. according to the world health organization, one out of seven people around the world are living with some sort of disability. apple proposed the emoji's last spring in an effort last spring to better represent users. it's great to have the other options there. just tougher to find the emojis in swiping through. >> that's how we communicate. >>> still ahead, some of the most talked about moments from last night's state of the union. you're watching "early today." using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive, and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle g

. >> lane davis, mayor of santa monica, california. >> robert store, mayor of the san francisco bay area. >> kristin mccone, mayor of the all-america city, desoto, texas. >> sean riley, mayor of waukesha, wisconsin. >> sherine west in mayor of baton rouge, louisiana. >> rick christman, st. petersburg, florida. >> sylvester turner, mayor of houston. >> sale gomez, florida. >> stephen clobert is next liqueur mayor of hillsborough, oregon. >> yvonne spicer, mayor of framingham, massachusetts. >> andy burke, member mayor of chattanooga, tennessee. >> thank you again. before i turn it over to mister lieberman, i want to advise everyone that we are live on c- span and i want to thank our director, who is present today, mister field keys for his support, his leadership, and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors, and of course the cities that we serve. mister lieberman? >> thanks, mayor. good morning. i still have a few moments left of the morning. it's an incredibly important time for this panel. it's an incredibly polarized time in our country. there are many communities in ou

many particularly suspe suspe se area close to santa monica. >> my intentions is to play.'m able to play, i plan on suiting up. >> about four months ago, he said he would 5:0 salutely want to resign with the celtics when he becomes a free agent. rumors have teamed up about him too. for explaining about how much the media runs with these stories. >> i respect the knicks organization. they are making moves to position themselves for the summer. i wish them the >> we spent so much time focusing on tom brady and jared goff. cj anderson, a back up. unemployed late this season when the rams finally called. he spent one week with the raiders. the rams picked him up and cj has been great. all the while joking the time he was away from fast. he's listed as 5'8" and 220 pounds. >> i don't feel the difference. i'm trying to pick the right spots it has been funny. the weight jokes have been funny. i'm embracing them. >> i love cj anderson. his thickness is my weakness. did i really say that? >> he's going to be asked whether he'll play baseball for the a's. he'll have some sort of ans

village studios in santa monica, the engineers, most of all i have to thank arena for putting up withc i was trying to make in our basement. thank you. bradley cooper picking up the bafta for best original music for a star is born, where he starred alongside lady gaga. i didn't know he could play the guitar, let alone sing. what about those who are just starting out in the film industry? what was notable about them ? out in the film industry? what was notable about them? bafta always awards british talent in the shape of the outstanding british debut, which can put these talents on the world stage in front of producers and this year i think they were the film won the outstanding british debut, it was based by the director michael pearce and it starsjessie buckley and he has been cast as the young david bowie —— beast. i don't think the film has been set in jersey since the bergerac christmas special in 1986. that is how long it has been since jersey was on the map and this is a beautiful thrilling dark british mystery about murder, is hea dark british mystery about murder, is he a mur

by the syrian democratic forces is focused on the village of who was near the border with iraq santa monica and has more. the stage is set for what's being called the final ground battle against i saw the kurdish led syrian democratic forces work and has the backing of american air power and i saw it's surrounded. here ready been exchanges of fire commanders are confident that this will be i sold last. this battle will be sealed in the next coming days. most of the terrorist in baghdad is a foreigner in the last two months most two hundred cells in who were arrested they were foreign. there are varying numbers the civilians who are leaving by tuesday maybe about a thousand civilians in between five hundred and six hundred terrorists so that means that maybe close to two thousand or three thousand civilians. eisel once controlled large parts of iraq in syria but a concerted campaign by regional and international forces has forced them back to a small area around the village of bugaboos. well s.d.f. military commanders are promoting this as the end of eisel many experts believe the group will

supermodel tyra banks announced today that she is developing a 21,000-square-foot theme park some santa monica. it will be called "modelland." the "america's next top model" host wrote, ""modelland" will be a place where everyone can be a model." >> trevor: "a place where everyone can be a mod snell so instagram? ( laughter ) that's what that is, right? a model theme park is a strange idea, right. like, why would you want to go to a place where everyone can be a model? do you know how models get treated by the industry in instead of height requirements all the signs in the park will be, like, "you must be this thin to ride." it will be only theme park where people are throwing up before the rides. what would the rides at a model theme park be? instead of bumper cars, instead of riding them you pose on the hood. "am i winning yet?" you know what would be funny, if they had a ride where you were a model and see how long you can hold on to leonardo dicaprio. the record is six months. you know how theme parks take a picture of you on the roller coaster. you know "modelland" is going to airbrush th

this was at laguna tse san bernardino county and the santa monica mountains. >>> a mayor is under fire property his wife owned. she owned a condo a mile from the site. they sold the coppedo last year. under state law public officials have to disclose properties that could cause conflicts of interest. he told the bay area news group it was a mistake not to report the property. >>> still to come, a deadly accident as a pedestrian is killed while walking on the highway. >>> ahead the warriors are back from the nba all star break taking on the kings, . >>> we know how police believe jussie ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. tism early reports katt the person that died was a pedestrian who ended up on the highway. the crash is expected to cause delays for at he's the next hour and drivers are urged to avoid the area. >>> justice a smollet is out on bail after appears in court on charges he faked a racist attack against him. police released more

. >> dagen: late 2019 in santa monica. she is great at promoting beauty in all forms.to learn better posture, so i will be going. greg, do you know what smise is? smiling with your eyes. that's her big thing. she can teach you. >> greg: i know somebody who can do that. you don't need model land. isn't that just l.a.? >> dana: it's genius. it doesn't have to buy land. >> greg: you know and you go to an amazement park in the override and you must be this height? you must be this hot. they put you up against gisele and say you are not that hot. >> juan: they should have all these people who had work done and guess my age? >> dana: this is mine. delta apologizes after nudging passengers who slipped there crush on napkins. write down your phone number. you never know who you might meet on an airplane. people complained because they felt like it was creepy and encouraging inappropriate behavior. i'm here to tell you i met my husband on an airplane. >> greg: we've never heard that story. >> dana: we have new viewers. >> greg: i hate people who have to apologize over stuff lik

it's set to open in santa monica late they are year. >> taking glamour shots to a new level. >> oh, myh, i did those. >> at the mall. >> at the mall. >> where are they? >> i'm burning them as soon as i get home today. it was fun. you wore feather boas. >> it was five layers. >> it was a ton of makeup. it was hard to get off. >> i admit, i did that, too. they're lying around somewhere. >> i want to go on smiez the ride. smiling with your eyes. what could that coaster. >> lately, my eyes are like this. early in the morning, frost, cold. anything to stay warm. here's a look at our last sunny sunrise for the week. this is the exploratorium camera at pier 15. partly north bay while more clouds keep us from freezing everywhere else and very few days without rain. today, 52 degrees in livermore. richmond, san rafael and san francisco to san jose at 57 degrees. you can see the green in the north bay. even white in the mountains of lake county tonight. upper 30s to 40s. here's a look at the next system spinning ahead of us. cloud cover increases. i highlighted the peninsula for tomorrow. you ha

also people who live in the santa monica mountains above the malibu coast are dealing with some raresnowfall there are. and we want to go over to bill now. >> i don't think i've ever seen snow in las vegas. >> they get it occasionally. i've never seen it stick. i've never seen it where they had to get snowplows out. definitely an unusual pattern, and let's talk about yesterday. it is called coming up the continent and dropping low snow levels. we had some big snow in lake tahoe yesterday afternoon. >> and this system continues to work its way down the coast. you can see it right here. you can see it, look closer, and it is to find this off. longbow, that area, they are getting storms there. that the southern -- well, central to southern california, but that sort of represents how robust that system is. not a lot of moisture with it, but a lot of cold air. like you said frank, getting snow and they get to the point where you have no snow blows out pushing still around. that's pretty impressive in the winds are blowing pretty significantly. we got gust of and 36 in napa, got into 30 in

. >> mayor of santa monica california. >> mayor of danville in the san francisco bay area. >> mayor of the all-america city of desoto texas. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> sean riley mayor of what michelle wisconsin. >> sharon weston mayor of baton rouge louisiana. >> st. petersburg florida. >> mayor of houston. >> mike ryan mayor of sunrise florida. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> mayor for the city of vancouver washington. >> mayor of hillsboro oregon. >> mayor of marble massachusetts. >> mayor of framingham massachusetts. >> andy burke mayor of chattanooga tennessee. >> thank you again. before i turn it over to mr. lieberman i want to advise everyone that we are live on cspan and i want to think our cops director who is present today for his support for his leadership and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors and of course the cities we serve. mr. lieberman. >> thank you mayor. good morning, we still have a few more moments in morning. it is an incredibly important time for this panel, it is an incredibly polarized time i

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it fell in the santa monica mountains yesterday. you can really see the wind blowing there.eird to see the ocean with the snow. large white chunks were coming down across the hillside, snow cause aid closure of the high with a there that connects north los angeles to the central valley for a short time, and in an abundance of caution, the big bear school district closed school yesterday. >> come on! >> actor jerry o'connell posted this report. >> look at this, look. snow! snow! not hail. >> reporting live. and all the snow turned joshua tree national park, this is out east of palm springs, into a winter wonderland. park rangers posted this video to their instagram. snow also fell in snan diego. this is near mt. laguna, 30 miles east of the city. more than a foot of snow fell at higher elevations. i think this sun heard of. i thought this was unheard of. >> it's been years. >> but yes, the statistics some of the areas saw snow in 2015 which i'm like i guess was only four years ago. >> cold storms coming through and we saw it in the desert in las vegas as well. >> yes, so you

snow falling, and in malibu, several people shared videos of the snow coming down, it fell in the santa monicaountains yesterday, that's a popular hiking area, when it's sunny out. you can really see the wind blowing, and the snow coming down, and it was the same scene in calabasas, large white chunks were coming down across a hillside. snow caused a closure of the highway that connects northern los angeles to the central valley. we all know that area, the grapevine, for a short time. and in an abundance of caution, the big bear school district closed a school yesterday, and breaking news, actor jerry o'connell posted this report. >> look at this, look, snow, snow, not hail. >> he missed his calling. and all the snow turned joshua tree national park, out east past palm springs into a winter wonderland. park rangers posted this video on instagram. that is snow. >> that is. >>> and when we go over to san diego, look at that, snow fell from a storm yesterday near san diego county's mt. laguna, about 30 miles east of the city. more than a foot of snow fell at higher elevations. and so okay, about

on a beach in santa monica, 45 minutes away from oscar's dolby theater, the vibe is different at theis one? >> i'm here with my dog. that's fun. >> do you want me to die in here? >> reporter: no overlap with the spirits best feature nominations and oscars, but the difference? in best director, the oscars went for five guys. not here. >> three women directors are being recognized. >> reporter: such directors as "private life's" jenkins got spirit nominated work from thomason mckenzie. >> we didn't need to be rescued. >> it was her idea for me not use my phone and kind of cut off social media. >> reporter: and the show itself, "parks and >> the network's first choice to host was no one, but they are already booked for tomorrow. >> reporter: despite all the academy jokes, three of four awards went to actors currently nominated for oscars. a sign of things to come? >> the independent spirit awards goes to richard e. grant. >> reporter: regina king from "if beale street could talk" still on a winner's roll. >> i am up here representing us. "if beale street could talk," this beautiful piec

. >> colleen davis, mayor of santa monica california. >> mayor of danville and san francisco bay area. >> mayor of the all american city of desoto, texas. >> mayor of union city, california. >> mayor of san leandro, california. >> sean riley, mayor of wakashaw, wisconsin. >> rick riceman, st. peetersbur, florida. >> ann macnerny. >> mayor of marlboro, massachusetts. >> ivan spicer, mayor of framing ham, massachusetts. andy burke, mayor of chattanooga, tennessee. >> thank you again. before i turn it over to mr. lieberman, i want to advise everyone that we are live on c-span and i want to thank our director, phil keith, for his support, his leadership, and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors and the cities that we zf serve. so, mr. lieberman? >> thanks. good morning. we still have a few more moments in morning. it's an incredibly important time for this panel. it's a polarized time in our country. there are many cities that are feeling vulnerable, alone. there is much we can do to buck them up. the u.s. conference of mayors has been a leader on this issue for 30 years