douglas chose santa monica because it had good terrain. there was a small airport called cloverfield being used by the army at the time. he used that as his flying operational base. the big breakthrough for douglas, who had been designing torpedo bombers for the navy, he had one small airliner, a biplane, but the breakthrough came in 1924. do you miss -- the u.s. army wanted to demonstrate its capabilities and wanted a douglas airplane to fly around the world, it had never been done before. using the torque -- torpedo bomber as a basis, five airplanes were built to fly around the world. they launched from cloverfield in santa monica. airplanes were equipped with wheels and floats. they were comported -- converted to seaplanes and again the journey westbound with a range of about 800 miles per a long string -- 800 miles. a long string of navy ships were on the flight path. it took six months. miraculously, no crews were lost. none of the airplanes did crash, and was replaced by another one. another airplane sank in the atlantic after an eme

>> estaba inspirado en un teatro de santa mÓnica y mi inspiraciÓn fue despuÉs de tener una conversaciÓn tengo tantos amigos que no he visto y esta fue la situaciÓn sobre el mural. >> ¿cuÁl fue tu mayor reto a la hora de ver las imÁgenes en el mural? >> digamos, bueno, uno de los lo que ustedes como simbolismo, fue grulla este pajar y tiene un simbolismo en muchas culturas de alegrÍa, larga vida y buena fortuna, querÍa utilizar como ese simbolismo, regresÁndolos a estos lugares para normalizar despuÉs del covid-19. >> ¿quÉ fue lo que mÁs te gustÓ de participar pintando este mural? >> ser parte de una campaÑa tan grande y tan importante, yo creo que eso fue, para mÍ, es algo muy, muy bueno de poder hacerlo un poquito de impacto con lo que hago y tratar de traer informaciÓn a la gente quÉ tal vez no sabe de lo que estÁ haciendo. >> y la Última pregunta, ejecutivo es ¿quÉ mensaje le quieres dar a nuestra comunidad? >> nuestra comunidad latina fuimos implantados muy fuertes con covid-19 y hay muchos niÑos todavÍa que no tienen donde van a recibir sus comidas, y hay muchos que todavÍa necesit

this giraffe turned heads in southern california when it turned up on the beach in santa monica. >> it was apparently -- is that the jonathan club. a labor day event and no word on how the giraffe handlers got the animal to the beach but it was probably a paper in the neck. paul that was for you. you got to get the sunscreen on the nose. >> how do we do that? big tall ladder. stand still. >> he looks pretty happy on a beach in santa monica. >>> could be worse. >> thanks for watching. >>> we will see you back here at 11:00. have a good evening. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. announcer: it's time to play "f

event held while the santa monica show was on the pier. both car shows celebrating latino culture contributions from the venice event will are being used to a monument honoring mexican and mexican american railroad workers who played a key part in the construction of the main railroad transportation system here in the u.s.. tomorrow. vta light rail service will be expanding service will expand to include the entire blue line running from bay point to santa teresa. meanwhile, the green line currently operating from old ironsides to the dura. dawn is expected to be back in full operation sos. that does it for us. everyone have a good night. we'll see the ball. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only

cbs lilia luciano is in santa monica with more. lilia. >> reporter: good evening, irika.at the santa monica pier, pople are enjoying a day of perfect weather to have fun in the sun, but with the delta variant looming large, many worry about those new spikes in infections. summer is coming to an end, and with it, hopes of getting covid under control. nationally, cases topped one million this week, nearly ten times the number of weekly cases from the 4th of july. and once again, the u.s. has the highest daily case count in the world. still, millions are on the move this labor day weekend. >> we are all vaccinated, so we feel comfortable hanging out together. >> reporter: the c.d.c. is urging those who skipped their shots to skip holiday travel. across the country, i.c.u. wards are full again, most of the covid patients unvaccinated. >> our choices today and over this weekend can help prevent the worst case scenario for our healthcare system. >> reporter: nationally, covid hospitalizations are three times higher than a year ago, with the number of children and teens in hospi

. >> una de la historia popular es que fueron unas monjas de santa mÓnica de puebla, mÉxico.a piel, le quitamos la avena, despuÉs le ponemos una salsa bien cremosa que es de cabra con queso. aylÉn: todo el arte con el que lo hace nuestro chef. como podemos ver este platillo tiene justamente los tres colores de la bandera. blanco de la salsa, el verde del chile y la granada. >> vamos a poner un poquito de perejil y que eso representa la esperanza. despuÉs tenemos la nuez. que representa la unidad. y tenemos la granada que tambiÉn representa la sangre de todos los hÉroes que murieron por la patria. aylÉn: por la independencia de mÉxico y me imagino que desde ayer han vendido muchÍsimos chiles. >> justamente ayer vendimos 150 y hoy estamos esperando 200 y ahorita que venga viernes y sÁbado como 300 mÁs. aylÉn: yo no me puedo despedir sin antes probarlos. vamos a probarlos. ahora se estÁ antojando y con esto me despido, provechito. gracias, chef. provecho, que les guardo uno. borja: eso no se hace, aylÉn. yo espero que siga, acuÉrdate de nosotros como un abrazo muy fuerte o sino

i will say in flu vaccination, we vaccinate people to prevent santa monica disease. we have more experience with the flu vaccine into longer horizons been given over years and years there are many people who believe, and i am among them, we should be preventing symptomatic disease because there are long-term consequences it keeps people out of the workplace because moderate disease can be pretty severe and debilitating so there's a lot in that question at that moment. >> it's interesting you bring up the example of the flu vaccine which we know it tops out with effectiveness around 60% most years, it's great vaccine and i got mine about week and a half ago and i'm glad for it but it's not perfect seems to be not as good as the covid vaccines we have. why boost now if vaccines hold up quite well against that especially against severe disease, hospitalization and death. >> i think some of the reason we need to boost now is because we are starting to see some people over the age of 65 and some over 75 and other cohorts, they are having waning associated with the vaccine

that is aur on the beach in santa monica. word on who brought the animal there or why but it appears to be part of a labor day event. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, why car prices will stay high for a while and a hat worn by napoleon is expected to fetch top dollar at auction. elise preston is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, elise. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. wall street is back open today after being closed in observance of labor day. right now stock futures are pointing to a higher open amid the possible open of the stimulus efforts following a weak jobs report. don't expect the sticker prices on cars to be lower any time soon. the chip shortage is getting worse. fueled by a surge in covid cases in several asian countries. it is further delaying a return to normal auto production and keeping the supply of vehicles artificially low. analysts say that means record-high consumer prices for vehicles new and used as well as rental cars. it will extend into the next year and

system is as complicated as their highway system one time, i was trying to get from burbank to santa monicad my gps killed itself >> i can't do this anymore [ laughter ] >> seth: why is every electoral system in this country so backwards and insane gerrymandering, the electoral college, recalls why can't there just be a winner who gets the most votes and that's it? why is it easier to vote in "america's got talent" than it is to vote in america? if doritos chose their flavors this way, the top seller would be cilantro and cauliflower. this dumb waste of time recall has all ready cost $276 million. it could end up costing more than $300 million, all because newsom went to dinner in the lockdowns at a fancy restaurant called the french laundry. which, we can all agree was absolutely stupid on his part. it's like that restaurant was named specifically to piss people off it's named after two things everybody hates. he might have gotten away with it if he gone to a place called american puppies [ laughter ] i don't think -- i don't think he should have been recalled but i do think they should ha

. >> reporter: in santa monica on appearance by businessman john cox who has been running to cut taxes and he is radical of governor newsom's handling of the pandemic. >> mister newsom is scaring people half to death because that's the last refuge of a scoundrel. trying to gain political power or in this case keep political power by scaring people. >> reporter: governor newsom stomped in fresno where he appeared with labor leader dolores, newsom attacked radio host larry alder saying the recall has been part of a republican effort to remove him from office. >> they can't wait a few months? literally a few months to go next june? and go to battle? they don't want away because they know in that race you show up in unprecedented numbers and they can't win. >> reporter: president biden is said to make his first trip to california as president next week. the president scheduled a campaign with governor newsom in long beach on monday, and according to the la times he will also stop in sacramento to assess wildfire damage. >>> kpix 5 news is planning coverage of the recall on election night,

>> absolutely, and we are in gorgeous sunny santa monica, and i will reveal to you where we are in just. people are happy and the forecast calls for a delicious lunch, and to tell you more about that, we have the one, the only, here he is -- aresnio hall! [cheers and applause] >> hi, kelly. i am here with the meteorologist melissa. >> kelly: my whole audience is doing it, man. you have left an impact. i know how much you love l.a., so how long have you lived here? >> i've been here too long. i came here from cleveland in 19 -- [laughter] but i'm here now and i have my three secret places for you. >> kelly: okay, well, we are talking about best spots for a leisurely lunch date, so what are aresnio hall's leisurely lunches in los angeles, start with number three. >> number three, i accidentally promise my girlfriend that i would not eat meat until the pandemic was over. that was a mistake. a huge mistake. but it led me to great places, i found a wonderful vegan restaurant in my little hideout downtown, and it is called a lock, and it is vegetarian, and i love the chef there. his name is c

so i used to walk a lot and you know, run, you can in santa monica, mountains, that was from inglewood to south central was the mexican guy who will go back of dogs. so you will see me in the street 40 dogs off leash, just walking because i was rehabilitating. but now that i have a ranch, now i do it inside the rad, with lammas, where a bucket you know, with horses and donkeys, and it's almost like i went back to the beginning of me growing up and brought it to america. and i put it into like a display form. where's your head out in life? you know, sometimes when you come from humble roots and it sounds like you did and you, all of a sudden you're, you're caesar milan, for god's sakes, you're famous, famous and odd things, an odd dinner date. and in a weird way, it's everything you kind of thought, oh, that would be cool. and then you get there, you find out what it doesn't fill, you find out what it over fills and can throw you off. where's your head and your caesar milan? journey right now, you know, it's really what you follow, right? or how you see life is to me god, family self. s

a lot of low to mid 60's and except -- look to mid 60's except around santa monica. we are cooler elsewhere around 60 to 61 degrees. i want to jump to monday, tuesday, and wednesday. we have another fall cold front coming through. you can see portland and a half inch to three quarters and possibly two thirds of an inch in crescent city and then drops dramatically. our best chance of anything measurable will be in the north bay wednesday morning. hopefully it can help some of the fires north of us. reggie: a supermodel says a cosmetic procedure left her disfigured and depressed. she claimed procedures that are virtually unrecognizable, ending her 30 year career. she says she has kept her suffering to herself for five years. she says she is moving forward with a lawsuit. the model wrote, "cool sculpting to sit of what it promised. it increased my fat cells and left me permanently deformed even after going two corrective surgeries." >> is probably the number one nonsurgical fat reduction technique in the world. reggie: she went under seven treatments and now suffers fro

miller grew up in the 1990s and the affluent white west side of santa monica on oceanside enclave in los angeles county. in the larger los angeles area. people with mexican heritage number 3 and a half million out of 9 million populations in los angeles . during miller's high school years aged, youth organization had an active presence. he began nourishing a hatred for mexicans and found mentors to educate him in what nationalist politics. at trumps stadium rallies, miller's ideology reverberated as from conjured an invasion of animals raving about the dangers of the salvadoran and s 13 gang, its members, none of whom are mexican comprise one percent of gang members in the entire unitedstates . on sunday of the third 2019, patrick coufias drove 634 miles to the walmart supercenter in el paso. and with a washer 10 rifle, a civilian version of ak-47 shot and killed 22 people and injured 23 more, targeting mexicans. eight mexican citizens were among the dead while most of the others who were dead or injured were us citizens of mexican descent. the self identified mexican hating murderer

these cyclists pedalled from santa monica to new york in 40 days and talking with three members of them on their journey. kevin, jamie and jim. thank you guys so much for being with us. kevin, one of the things we say about first responders, when most people's instincts are to run away from a catastrophe, your instincts are to run toward it. you guys have met 9/11 first responders. tell us about them. >> yeah, that's right. all of us were were were were we affected by the deaths of 20 years ago riding for four charity, all of us know dozens of first responders personally and professionally that worked on that pile 20 years ago and that's why we're riding for them. not just for the first responders, but for the military and those that were affected. and the four charities that we're riding for are going to give back both to providing care for the illnesses and mental health for those folks. and the way the folks can do that is even though our ride is finished, they will be able to donate for weeks coming up. so please, please, folks that are watching this, go to www.firev www.firevelo.co

. >> and down south in santa monica beach goers spotted a tall guy getting a lot of attention. some kind of a private event this afternoon. but as you might expect, that wasn't going to stop a lot of people from going over to see this guy and take some selfies with draft handlers were seen taking care of the animal but still not clear why he was there at the beach when he was there for. but a lot of people enjoyed his company. >> and the san diego. joey is enjoying some time out of her home. you can see her here scratching her belly right after hopping out of the safety of her mom's pouch and no surprise that the mom and joy are said to be big hits with guests at the zoo. marceau peels are the animal mammals that keep their babies in a pouch while they raise them. but everybody needs a little me time. whether you're a joy or not. the wide world of animals. right. that's it for kron. 4 news tonight at 8. catherine and vicki standing by for what's coming up on kron 4 news at alright, thanks, nick. >> when time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news a

it reminds me, gary was my astronomy professor in santa monica college.e always wanted to go into space. i bet this gives gary some help he might get up there. these are for civilians, what we be able to see them and follow them? will they be documenting the journey for us, phil? >> i don't think they have any of that. they do not have any post lodge news. supported have a go pro for the dome? >> they have a lot of cameras inside. throughout the days they type in inspiration, the number four there will be sending periodic video clips and sound clips. they will make a phone call a video call down to st. jude's hospital and talk with some of the cancer patients there. try to inspire them you can beat cancer and eventually you two can go to space. really uplifting stories must be so unbelievably excited right now. kennedy: that is so exciting thank you for your porting tonight it's awesome. >> sure, thanks kennedy. >> right there at cape canaveral but i haven't a personal story, kellyanne i were surfing at cocoa beach, florida when john glenn reenter the atm

miller grew up in the 1990s in the affluent white west side of santa monica, and oceanside enclave in los angeles county in the larger los angeles area. people of mexican heritage numbered 3.5 million out of 9 million population in los angeles. during miller's high school years that you, youth organization had an active presence, and he began nourishing a hatred for mexicans, and found mentors to educating and white nationalist politics. at trump's stadium rallies, miller's ideology reverberated as trump conjured an invasion of animals, raving about the dangers of the salvadorans, ms-13 gang whose members, none of whom are mexican, comprise only 1% of all gang members in the entire united states. on sunday august 3, 2019, patrick, a 21-year-old resident of suburban dallas, texas, drove 634 miles to the walmart supercenter in el paso, and with a rifle, , a civilian version of ak-47, shot and killed 22 people and injured 23 more, targeting mexicans. a mexican citizens were among the dead, while most of the others who were dead or injured were u.s. citizens of mexican descent. the self-i

in an unrelated incident just west of downtown los angeles and the popular and busy tourist in santa monica, a man was shot in the face. the victims told police he was asleep in h car into suspect showed up and demanded he give them the keys and he said that's when the abruptly shot him and they took off in another vehicle that the victim was hospitalized in stable condition in this happened earlier and wednesday morning but no arrests have been made so right now, the suspect in both of these los angeles area shootings are still at large. eric: thank you christina. arthel: cdc panel has recommended pfizer booster shots for millions of americans and federal health officials say that three posts should get them six months after their second shot and people 65 and older, those at risk severe risk of covid-19 and anyone over 50, with underlying medical conditions. fox news contributor doctor carrie, and professor the johns hopkins school of medicine joins us now and doctor q wrote an opinion piece on this topic animate page .com. some going to start by asking you, who should get the third shot.

. >> driving him home, we cross santa monica boulevard. he lived in this big condo building there.e address is, he goes, yeah, you see that third building down on the left? [ laughter ] so he could see way better than i thought. so i realized all night long, he thinks i'm a lunatic because i'm right in his face. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: he tricked you into being his uber driver too. >> i know. >> jimmy: billy bob thornton is here. "goliath" premieres friday on amazon prime video. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we'll bring the pieces that inspire. you bring a desire to play and discover. together, we'll create a style that is trademark 'you'. welcome the rainbow. taste the rainbow. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. you bring a desire to play and discover. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground u

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it's located here in santa monica, california. and they really specialize in all sorts of pizzas. drama. let's take a look. thomas: home of bagel crust pizza, home of the salad pizza. lemonis: um, is this for real? lilia: yeah. thomas: we met on a dating app. lilia: he stood me up the first date. he ghosted me. he didn't text me. he didn't call me. thomas: i was toe-dipping. lemonis: you were toe-dipping. how do we find out what the different cheeses are per pound? thomas: i don't know. lemonis: we cannot leave here today until we know what a pizza costs. lilia: you're the 75% owner. you're the one that makes the decisions. vanessa: you're the manager. lilia: you need to shut the [bleep] up. thomas: you can't have it both ways. lilia: and neither can you. you can't have a silent partner and you can't have me here every day crushing it. thomas: can you be silent? lilia: i'm leaving. this is bull[bleep] we're done. you make the deal with marcus. thomas: understood. lemonis: i'm marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman

when whitety bulger was found in santa monica, they had seven or eight. when you have 20 agents, it's an all hands on deck scenario and means there's information coming from somewhere. is it coming from wyoming? did they get a heads-up on the cause of death? we know petito's autopsy is not scheduled tull time is. there reason to think the fbi got a cause of death and now they're looking for something pertaining to that. the questions are numerous. right now the reality is, the fbi is in there looking for something and bringing the parents out and putting them in the car. the legal analysis we heard this morning is maybe they put them in the car because there's no expectation of privacy when you're in an fbi vehicle and maybe they're waiting for them to say something. normally the procedure is you separate the mom and the dad and separate the couple so they can't get their story together. maybe this case they wanted the story to be told to get more information. it's fascinaing when you look at the past couple hours. you think what is the motivating factor

looking at the santa monica pier there. one of the big stories there tonight, former jeopardy champion ken jennings will join -- co-host for the sipped indicated game show for the remainder this year. jeopardy the news comes nearly a month after mike richards stepped down for comments he made on a podcast several years ago. the questions remain. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx® works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, like joint pain and tenderness, back pain, and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an incre

world >> jimmy: yeah >> and i was just -- i was in the middle of hollywood and i was walking down santa monicae, "i want this too much. you know >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] >> you know, like -- >> jimmy: yeah, come on, yeah. >> there's no -- i whipped out my camera and it was like a cylinder shape and it was not moving with the wind it was moving kind of like -- kind of like -- almost like a dog's tail just like this, just hovering, you know, several hundred -- above me >> jimmy: this is a ufo. >> yeah, so it was -- okay, i'm trying to do this -- this is gonna look phallic [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. >> basically like this >> jimmy: yeah >> am i turning you on >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] so, wait, it's not this way. >> it was not this way no, no it was - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get your mind out of the -- >> it was happy to see me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're talking about ufos here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so like almost missile like >> missile -- yes, that's a great way of putting - yeah and it was very -- it wasn't a a balloon because it was very bottom heavy like myself [ laug

he and his band of cycling superman just wheeled in from santa monica, california through the mountains the deserts, those days we were seeing in. >> 100 too good a 118 right, 9210 rebounds those days that equates to 34 days of rioting. 6 days of rest. >> 2800 miles covered glenn spent 3 decades of the fire service that has made it to the here and now version of the promise land. i work really county far for 31 years are retired 2 years as a >> thank you. the group is called fire below a nonprofit and this is their ride across america for the 20th anniversary of 9.11. they began planning a year ago every day i get up by the fact that lord loves me to do that. >> let's do it. >> and while he didn't know anybody personally who died that day. he and his teammates pounded those pedals that sparked the candle of faith, hope and love the burns in their hearts i write. as for >> a far cry from the liquor cancer black america and given the opportunity. >> just to get out be a part of something that i thought was a good thing. >> kudos to glenn and his teammates for making that tracked the progr

amanda soars academically, attending a rigorous private school in santa monica and her writing flourished of los angeles. >> from a young age my lips learned the bittersweet honey of language. its heavy, rich significance left thirsty from rs that would gurgle from my lips, draggier and saggier than day-old eggs. >> but the young woman, now famous for speaking in front of millions, says she was not always understood. >> i had a speech impediment from kind of the moment i could remember. and my mom was always really incredible in saying, "if anyone asks you, you know, why you speak this way, just tell them you were born this way." it wasn't until i was getting older that other people's perceptions to my voice began to create this type of feeling of, wow, should i be embarrassed? should i be afraid? i've been speaking this way all my life, but for some reason, people are treating me as if i'm less intelligent. >> so amanda found a way to amplify her voice -- speech therapy. >> resident. resident. >> amanda came to us because she was working on her "r" sounds. so a lot of "r" sounds, when th

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. >> host: april is calling in from santa monica, california. good afternoon, april. >> caller: hi. first, i would like to say i agree with the professor that we are one human race. that's why i would like to refer to things as racially different and racially constructed because we are all one race. that said, this country that we live and that is going through what it's going through was indeed founded onmy the mess of white supremacy, and i don't understand how teaching that is teaching hate. it's just teaching the truth. i am married to a white man. i love my white brothers and sisters and i want us all to do better and that is why i think it's important that of the supremacy be looked at in full sunlight and that we acknowledge the fact that within the documents, the founding documents, the constitution, black people were told to be three fifths of humans. all of the wonderful things that came out of the constitution amendment, not the original, but the amendment, these were all things that had to be fought for and i daresay no one thinks that women that fought for years for the

. >> april is calling in from santa monica california. good afternoon. >> first i'd like to say that i agree with the professor that we are one human race. that is why i actually would like us to stop even using the term racism referring to things as racially different and racially constructed because we are all one race and that's human. that said, this country that we live in is going through what it's going through was indeed founded on the myth of white supremacy and i don't understand how teaching that is seeking hate. it's just teaching the truth. i'm married to a man. i love my white brothers and sisters and i want us all to do better and that is why i think it's important that the myths ofwhite supremacy be looked at . in full sunlight and that we acknowledge the fact that within these documents, these founding documents of the constitution, black people were said to be 3/5 of a human. of all the wonderful things that came out of the constitution be commitment to the constitution, the amendments . these are allthings that had to b