he was in west l.a. today carrying a dog and wearing his wedding >> it's heartbreaking. it's horribly disrespectful. >> sharon shared her thoughts about cheaters last year amid rumors about gwen stefani. >> it's horrible behavior. that pain, how could you get rid of that p that pain would be so deep inside you. it's unthinkable. >> so true. and, you know, seeing all the women together there, i'm glad that sharon has those ladies, because they're her true friends, they will have her back in all of this. >> those are real relationships. on the other end of the spectrum, in my opinio i want you to take a look at this picture. that is lamar odom fighting for his life. if you watch "keeping up with the kardashiaas," that was actually on the show last night. >> hard to believe. >> it's hard to believe. i know you'll all remember wh he was in the hospital, we were told that there would be no cameras, no filming, they would never ex him in that way. hmm. and we wonder why lamar has been spotted out. lamar, cognac inhand, in the middle of an mall on mother's day, not the firrt ti

. >>> if you've ever driven to west l.a., there is a chance you've had a drink or two of contaminated water. we're talking about water laced with arsenic. al shows us why we might want to think twice about stopping in kettle man city. >> hundreds of travelers a day stop in kettle man city for a bite to eat and drink. but there is something you may want to know. the water is contaminated with arsenic, at levels well above the federal limit. local residents get drinking water delivered every two weeks courtesy of the state. >> i think people have become immune to the fact that our water quality is so poor that you can't actually drink it. >> but fast food restaurants use tap water to prepare food, even pipe it into the soda fount ains ains. we decided to check samples. we brought the four to be tested at a lab in san jose. all of them came back well above the epa limit for arsenic, ten parts per billion. carl's jr. contained 16 parts per billion of arsenic. in and out and taco bell, 15. >> we took the results to craig stein moss, an arsenic expert at uc berkeley. he's been studying the

a councilmember in west l.a., his office had not gotten any mail for an entire week. we just checked again, even when they get mail, sort of spotty. this past, or tuesday, did not get any mail. we get complaint from santa monica and redondo beach. in city of beverly hills it got so bad local newspaper did entire series. last august they printed a story residents agrees beverly hills post office fails to delivery of the labs september, post office acknowledges crisis meeting at congressman lieu office. this january from beverly hills courier. beverly hills post office with more customer woes. with indulgence of the chair i submit them for record? >> without objection. >> thank you. i would like your commitment you will work with our office to look into these issues. i'm elevating it because you happen to be here but also we have tried with the local folks on numerous occasions. we'll solve individual cases systematically they keep on coming in. i think there needs to be a systemic fix. >> congressman, absolutely. if i may address just beverly hills i'm familiar with ad

a councilmember in west l.a., his office had not gotten any mail for an entire week.e checked again, even when they get mail, it is spotty. we get complaints from santa monica and redondo beach. in beverly hills, a got so bad that the local newspaper did an entire series on it. last august for example, they , printed a story that the post office fails to deliver. last september, the post-offer acknowledges crisis and meeting at the congressman's office. last december, post office issues continue. this january, beverly hills post office and year with more customer woes. with indulgence of the chair, i could submit these for the record. i would like your commitment that you will work with our office to look into these issues. i am elevating it because you happen to be here, but also, we have tried with local folks on numerous occasions. even though we solve individual cases, systemically, they keep coming. ms. brennan: congressman, absolutely. if i may address beverly hills, which i am familiar with. we did make adjustments in staffing to improve performance. i would be

a council member in west l.a., his office had not gotten any mail for an entire week. we just checked again and even when they get mail it's sort of spotty, so this past monday and tuesday they did not get any mail. we get complaints from santa monica and redondo beach, and the beverly hills post office fails to deliver. last september post office acknowledges crisis and meeting at congressman lu's office. last december beverly hills post office issues continue and this january from "beverly hills courier" beverly hills post office ends year with more customer woes. with the indulgence of the chair if i could submit these. >> so ordered. >> if you could work with my office to look into these issues. i'm elevating it because you happen to be here, but also we have tried with the local folks on numerous occasions. they will solve individual cases but systemically they keep on coming in. i think there needs to be a systemic fix. >> if i may address beverly hills which i am familiar with specifically. we did make some adjustments in transportation and staffing to improve t

in the west, just south of l.a., another attack, but this time, a shark biting a woman in the torso. >> newport lifeguards are on scene. unknown what type of medical problem. try to get a response. >> reporter: tonight, officials are trying to confirm whether it was a great white shark. that beach still closed at least until tomorrow. last year, there were 98 shark attacks in the u.s., including six deaths. that's the highest number of shark attacks on record. and experts warn this year, that number is expected to grow as shark populations increase. and tom, tonight, the boy and the woman are in the hospital right now with long roads to recovery ahead of them. tom? >> gio, thank you so much. >>> back home, and americans across the country honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice this memorial day. this picture from west palm beach, florida, just one of thousands of parades and memorial ceremonies, marking the holiday. at arlington national cemetery, president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, before marking his final memorial day address as commander in ch

leon: to the west coast, a situation happening in l.a., a loony situation. this man is tower of ktla l.a. there is word he is down on the ground now. at this point he was 80 feet up in the air, smoking cigars, watching something on his cell phone. firefighters laid a giant cushion on the ground to catch him in case he fell. alison: back at home, it keeps getting worse, even more issues on metro today. a delayed commute for thousands of people come and now there is a new ultimatum when it comes to safety. jeannette reyes is live with the demands being made by federal regulators. alison, in my hands are two pages, harsh words from the fans, demanding three segments of track, some from potomac avenue to a junction, making it abundantly clear this cannot wait. metro must agency demands, so urgent that metro is required to give it priority. smoke and fire events are a real concern for many. >> i have not been riding the trains. fromet medical centerte: van ness to the red line, and balston to east falls church on the silver line. this may cause delays and cause p

l.a. guy. west coast. you're not an l.a. guy but west coast guy. about what tribune does. >> i don't have strong views. >> what is that company they spun off gannett with the letters in reverse? >> what do you think? >> tangent. >> they merge them -- >> yeah. >> and it was gannett but -- the gannett name and we had the other company on that was spun off. >> it only had -- >> the broadcasting of gannett but they took the letters in gannett and came up with a new word and we didn't know how to say it. it was during the storm -- >> it was last week. >> i know i was confusing with the tribune media stuff that was spun off. that was a separate -- >> oh, yeah. >> i'm going look it up. >> please do, if you could. tegna. that has a nice sound to it. too bad that name is taken. anyway. >> i have a serious question for you. given the mergers and acquisitions activity. when we talk about inversions and the different policy issues that are going on in washington, it's a macro question. what could you do from a government perspective that would actually raise g

thank you for staying up late for us, joining us in the west coast in our l.a. bureau. john, i want to start with you on that last point tal was making about the republicans still being fractured at this point. we could expect tuesday's results but if we look at the exit polling in nebraska, for example, really looking into how republicans felt as they headed to the polls. we see that essentially 38%, if we add together the republicans who are concerned and scared, 38% of them feel that way if trump will be elected as president. what does that say about the state of the electorate right now among republicans and his shot at winning in november? >> well, there was one key statistic that that exit poll didn't ask, and that's the terrified question. if hillary clinton is elected, are you terrified? and i think 100% of republican -- of the electorate would agree that hillary clinton would be a terrifying president. she is the uniter that will bring the party together, but the fact is tonight was a big night for donald trump. and more important -- so i think the party is goi

there were other may day demonstrations on the west coast in portland, san francisco and l.a., but only the ones in seattle turned violent. >>> new this morning, two u.s. missionaries have been found dead, the victims of violence in jamaica. the bodies of randy hentzel and harold nichols were found in a rural area on the caribbean island. the two men worked for a pennsylvania-based religion group called teams for medical missions and were apparently on their way to check on a house that was being built for a poor family. >>> the green zone in baghdad has returned to normal. this morning thousands broke into the fortified area storming the parliament. it marked the worst security breach the green zone has seen forcing the government to declare a state of emergency. the demonstrators, mostly supporters of a shiite cleric, are demanding political reform. >>> commuters in the washington, d.c. area could face some major delays this morning after a train derailment. 15 cars of a csx freight train went off the tracks in northeast d.c. a company spokeswoman says one of the derailed trains leake

the west coast holds clouds for seattle and l.a. starting to warm up into the weekend. 71 degrees. scattered high elevation showers and thunderstorms. stick around, "worldwide exchange" continues after the break josh, don't you have friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use febreze... ...fabric refresher whoa hey mrs. walker inhales hey, it smells nice in here and try pluggable febreze, with up to 4 times the freshness... ...in one refill. pluggable febreze and fabric refresher... [inhale + exhale mnemonic] ...two more ways to breathe happy [ male announcer ] tora bora fallujah argonne khe sanh midway dak to normandy medina ridge the chosin reservoir these are places history will never forget but more important are the faces we will always remember. ♪ >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." now to u.s. politics. more protests at trump events and maybe a debate in california. hillary clinton says no but trump says yes. tracie potts joins us live.

west coast. i'm in los angeles. this is cnn newsroom l.a. facing the type of media scrutiny typical for a presidential nominee and he's responding by going on the offensive. in particular, lashing out at the new york time squs and a re critical of his past behavior with women. >> reporter: donald trump is going to war with the media yet again. this time taking aim at the new york times for a front page story highlighting tales of

west coast twist. one of the owners of the l.a. lakers appears to be jumping into the tribune/gannett battle.s been revealed that an l.a. based investment fund owner has piled $70.5 million, that makes him the second largest shareholder and makes tribune's rejection of gannett's latest takeover offer all the more compelling. while shoving gannett away, tribune did say it's going to allow gannett to access some confidential corporate information, but right now it doesn't look like tribune wants gannett to come in. both stocks moving lower right now. >>> we do have some interesting market moves at this hour. the dollar reversing course. it was higher earlier today, now it is lower. even though you see on your screen that currencies versus the dollar, we have a lot of red on that, when you put it into the basket, the dollar lost all the gains it had earlier. and as we get closer to the summer driving season, here's where oil settled, and this makes it the fourth straight session of losses. if you look at crude in the after market, yep, for july delivery we have it lower by about half a percent t

otherwise, scattered thunderstorms popping up across the west even mountain snow across the southern sierra. we need that. cooler as well. l.a7 degrees. hey, we're back with more "worldwide exchange" after this. >>> to political news, hillary clinton is opening up a new line of taxi on donald trump accusing of him looking at dollar signs. trump is firing his own personal shots. tracie potts from washington with the latest. >> with all of that happening we also saw protests again outside of a trump rally last night. a trump spokesman calling them thugs and punks. a lot of these people were carrying mexican flags saying they were offended that donald trump would bring his anti-immigration message to new mexico. protesters outside of donald trump's albuquerque valley throwing rocks at police in the dark. several officers were treated. they responded with smoke canisters. ♪ >> reporter: inside, trump responded to hillary clinton's claim that he was rooting for the housing crisis that destroyed millions of americans. >> that's what i'm supposed to do. i'm in business. >> why on earth would elect somebody president that actually v

west coast votes. peter doocy is live in l.a., you lucky dog. >> reporter: good morning. because he's going to ignore the not so subtle calls by the party elit to step aside. >> no one can predict the future, but i think we have a real shot to win primaries in a number of the states that will be coming up. and don't tell secretary clinton, she might get nervous. i think we're going to win here in california. >> reporter: so can he do it? the most recent fox news poll in california is from april, but showed bernie narrowly behind hillary. before doors opened in carson, california, last night where sanders was, the line to get into the speech was so long that secret service and campaign officials actually started letting people in more than half an hour early that rarely happens. excited crowds are something that sanders needs because he recently admitted that tv ads in this state may be too expensive for him to buy and it was interesting talking to folks who were -- who showed up to see bernie sanders live. they all know the score, they all know that he has won almost as ma

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coast facing floods as hail covers the west and the urgent air lift as that massive wildfire tears through an entire community. >>> dramatic police chase, an l.a. freeway shut down overnight. an attempted murder suspect s e sideswiping cars as he tries to escape. nearly a dozen that proehl cars on his tail. the moment they

coast facing floods as hail covers the west and the urgent air lift as that massive wildfire tears through an entire community. >>> dramatic police chase, an l.aown overnight. that driver on the run. tearing through traffic, an attempted murder suspect sideswiping cars as he tries to escape. nearly a dozen that proehl cars

west, severe weather is anticipated for many portions of the united states. watch out for hail, thunderstorms and excessive amounts of heavy rainfall. temperatures will be cooler than normal in l.a 19 degrees for the high. and much cooler than average across the east. new york city, the high could be 13 degrees on friday, that's about 10 degrees lower compared to average for this time of year. now, europe there is another omega block. we are looking at summerlike hot and dry conditions in the center and very unsettled conditions across the balkan peninsula and the iberian peninsula. so hail, thunderstorms and strong winds are anticipated. that should continue into the weekend at least. extremely hot temperatures can be found across the central portions of europe. over 20 degrees in berlin, paris as well as london, and temperatures expected to climb as we go into sunday. let's go to asia, then. clouds are covering many parts of japan, bringing rainy weather. we have reports of 200 millimeters of rain for the southwestern islands of japan. rain shifted to the east and drizzle is falling across the area. that will not last long. another low pressure system moves into northern japan

west. you're not really leaving but i miss you already. l.a. all the time out there, drink coffee. running. >> not in the cold anymore. >> malibu. oh, my gosh! you have a football team now. >> absolutely. you'll have to get me into all the -- >> i have a list for you. >> make that list. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >>> how about that weather? >> maybe we'll have to start doing more west coast weather. this really tells the story. you can see this thing. it is really pretty amazing when you look at what we have been talking about. this is basically this omega block. it basically just continues to bring the wet weather to the east and to the west. and in between, gorgeous weather. look at these temperatures. 90s in the plains. 90s down in southern texas, into the southwest. along the coast, west coast, 60s. 50s and 40s in the northeast and midatlantic states. only 70s as you get into the southeast. wet weather in new england. also the west coast. we're looking at wet weather here in the northeast, mid l midatlantic states and the rain contin

l.a. in less than an hour. it may be one step closer to reality. that is coming up next. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you're watching "bloomberg west ."eck your first word news. it says that home in equity prices could drop sharply. doing it out of politics. this is not the job of the imf. we are doing it because it is a significant bounce, and it's not just a domestic issue. it's a bigger issue for many of you. but it's an international issue. britain's so-called brexit referendum is june 23. it is likely to feel a cold chill from the rest of europe if it leaves. >> if the british electorate were two to decide to leave the european union, we would stand at a european level, but i could not determine the outlook of the response from the other 26 countries that had arrangements at britain, what they would be at that stage. mark: prime minister kenny says that ireland has reached out to its citizens living in the uk's of they know what the consequences of a brexit would be. canadian prime minister justin trudeau traveled to afford mcmurray toort people wereamagemore than 88,00 evacuated for donald trump picked over what could turn out t

l.a. in 20 minutes. trending on our west is up for it's on our facebook page. >>> what critics are calling an element of racial profiling. on our home page what the ceo is doing to tackle that head on. another update in half an hour. hope to see you then. >>> it's 8:00 on "today". and coming up, staying strong. >> did you believe back then that you would ever reach this point? >> i never thought i'd be like this. >> meredith vieira sits down with chimp attack survivor charla nash, amid her setback following face transplant surgery. >>> plus, al's adventure. a week-long celebration of national parks heads to san francisco, as al visits alcatraz. >> is this the infamous broadway? >> it is. >> then sleeps among the sequoias for a father-daughter camp out. >> sequoia, bear. >> quite the camping experience. >>> kate the great. >> excuse me for arriving this way. what a delightful family. >> kate beckinsale stops by to talk about life, love and friendship. today, wednesday, may 11th, 2016. ♪ we're gonna live, we're gonna live fore

l.a. reminds me, june 7th, california primary and we know that everyone's west today. 44 delegates awardedon state. how close is he to clinching? >> he is very close, brooke. of course, it's a moot point. we know he will be the nominee. he is very close. of course, by the time the primary reaches here in california as well as the other states voting on june 7th he'll well exceed that here and the real game here in california, of course, the democratic side. clinton-sanders side. news of senator sanders today is requesting a recount basically of the votes in kentucky which came from last week. narrowly lost to hillary clinton there just by a couple thousand votes and don't say there's anything necessarily wrong and want to make sure that the tally is wrong and another effort from the sanders campaign to keep the fight with hillary clinton alive and mathematically speaking it is all but over, brooke. >> more on kentucky and the messy word near a minute. gentlemen, thank you. david and jeff, thank you. >>> we have to talk about the battle for fallujah. reports of 10,000 families trapped in th

west, now focusing on a close primary race in california. it's tuesday, may 31st, 2016. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ if i was in l.aw york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernin, andrew is off today. guess what, tuesday, today, it's the final trading session of may. the dow is on track as joe mentioned for its fourth consecutive positive month. that would be its best streak since the five straight winning months that ended back in june 2014. six out of ten s&p sectors positive for the month. led by technology up by more than 5%. check out the month to date returns. dow up by 0.6%. that's a gain of 100 points. s&p is higher by 1.6%. nasdaq jumped by 3.3%. they're gains are safer. check it out, the bulls are in demand this

west coast. i'm in los angeles. this is cnn newsroom l.a.ald trump is now facing the type of media scrutiny typical for a presidential nominee and he's responding by going on the offensive. in particular, lashing out at the new york time squs and a re critical of his past behavior with women. >> reporter: donald trump is going to war with the media yet again. this time taking aim at the new york times for a front page story highlighting tales of trump appearing to objectify women and make unwelcomed a vanlss. one of the women who once dated trufrm says her story was misrepresented. >> i made it very clear many times that i had a very pleasant relationship with donald and i never felt like i was being depicted as a piece of meat or anything like that. >> reporter: prompting trump to call it a hit piece on twitter. the story reveals instances of trump critiquing women's figures, giving a pageant consestant a kiss on the lips, as he made offhand comments that some viewed as demeaning and dismissi dismissive. the reporters are standing by their

west of truckee. the state of california settled that civil rights case for more than $2.1 million. then there is the case of the woman beaten about the face along an l.areeway. she got $1.5 million. the pregnant woman hog tied along the side of the road got $250,000. to learn more about all these cases and see an exclusive interview, go to our website nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigative unit. back to you. >> you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call. >>> i'm kris sanchez where a family is forced from their home by a fire but saved to the quick thinking of a good samaritan. >>> plus more breaking news. flashing lights and crime scene tapes surrounding a san francisco neighborhood as police continue their search for a killer. >> a father now on the run after he allegedly set fire to his home killing his own son. what police are telling us about a possible motive behind this unthinkable crime. today in the bay continues now. >>> a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. they say there is no such thing as a good thing. we'll put that to a test today. we had a beautiful day yes

west. and temperatures there will actually be warming up as we go throughout next couple of days. by tuesday, we've got almost 80 in l.aie schneider, thank you very much. >>> 38 million people are traveling this memorial day weekend. the latest test for the tsa which has been under massive scrutiny. joining me from washington, d.c. is the managing partner of "airline weekly." seth, good morning. >> what are you hearing? how is travel going today? >> so far, kind of a mixed picture. you know, as we -- i mean it's just getting started. typically you don't have the worst of the lines for another several hours because most people like to get out later if they can. we heard yesterday about lots of delays in places luke atlanta, boston, chicago. other places where, you know, maybe things weren't as bad as at least the very worst here. when you show up two or three hours before the flight, you had some extra time once you got to the other side of security. >> look tshgsz not like tsa doesn't know they had problems. the administrator recently spoke to nbc about the agency's new command sent cher designed to help combat the lon

l.a. times." trump: there is no doubt. if you live in california and you see that? it clicks. it speaks for itself. so trump addresses conservation on the west coast? no. it's trump: there is no drought. and take it from there. >> then the question becomes, how do you -- this question of seriousness seems the problem. because the press doesn't unilaterally get to decide who is and is not serious. in some ways the voters have decided that in the republican party. >> they have. >> he is the major party nominee. you don't get to say he's not serious, or me. serious is a deadly disease. >> right. so the claim would be, well, the liberal media's going to write off any republican candidate. look, we weren't having this discussion when romney was running. >> right. it was about whether his math scanned out on his tax plan. >> whether a major party nominee cannot tell the truth for any given period of time, we've never seen that before. i think the press has to adjust its models and not say, he's the republican nominee, let's pretend he's serious even in the slightest. i mean, i know it's hard to do but they get to get off the mark i think. >> thank

coast facing floods as hail covers the west and the urgent air lift as that massive wildfire tears through an entire community. >>> dramatic police chase, an l.a. freeway shut down overnight. an attempted murder suspect s e sideswiping cars as he tries to escape. nearly a dozen that proehl cars on his him. ♪ >>> countdown to the kentucky derby. nyquist, the underdog horse named after a hockey player on his way to becoming the first n undefeated champ since 1977. why he is on the verge of racing's biggest day. >>> and we do say good morning, america. on this friday morning. george is on assignment. gait to have david muir with us. a lot of excitement about the kentucky derby. and also the race continues. >> yeah. >> for the white house, as well. >> big news in politics. donald trump, of course, sparking that firestorm with his tweet about cinco de mayo getting a lot of backlash. his opponent hillary clinton wasting no time responding with trump's own words tweeting "i love hispanics but then saying trump, 52 minutes ago, they're gonna be deported. >> trump facin a with his own party and the speaker of the house paul ryan saying as of now he can

west virginia primary. alex seitz-wald is covering the democratic race for us. alex, let's start with that clinton rally last night. walk us through what happened there. >> hillary clinton went to east l.aavily hispanic area, it was cinco de mayo. she was going to talk about immigration, there was a mariachi band onsite but she was met by hundreds of protesters outside and some made their way inside the event. she cut her speech short and only spoke for 13 minutes. she typically speaks for 25. they were protesting her on immigration, on black lives matter, on a host of issues. some of them even held bernie sanders signs. we know hillary clinton does much better typically with latino voters, but among young latino voters bernie sanders has done well there. this is not at all typical for hillary clinton. she's been interrupted on the campaign trail, but usually these interruptions last only a couple of minutes before the protesters are escorted out. but to see a large presence of protesters like this and a sustained interruption that forces her to cut her speech short, that is something that is really not typical for clinton at all. >> definitely a change. separately, i'm fascinated by th

west, staying on the cool side. only forecast to reach the 60s as far south as l.a.ll right. thank you very much. it is every parents' worst nightmare, an infant falling into a pool and struggling. >> with summer less than a month away, how can you prevent poolside accidents? >> kurt the cyber guy will join us. >> the times you do not expect it to happen, you think you've got the fence around the pool, the doors locked. you think you know your kids and they would never go out, especially when they are very obedient and little. well, that's not the case, but technology like this could change your family's future with this. this is called pool guard. this is for an above ground pool. they make one for an inground pool as well. this is dp for a spa. while the pool is a little bit busy right now. it's probably going to sound the alarm because you want to install this with a little lead wire and you'll need a 9 volt battery. >> that's the sound we heard during the maria weather. >> exactly. the second it noticed someone is until pool, it will sound the alarm and it also w

l.a. stuart: would have been to bullet train? hillary clinton losing some of the bernie sanders west virginia probably because the comments on coale other candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity is in clean renewable energy as the key in the coal country. we are going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. stuart: coal country is a big area. not just west virginia appeared overspend bill johnson, republican from ohio is with us. if i'm not mistaken, part of ohio is very much coal country. my question to you is ohio is a very important swing state. this part of ohio vote against hillary because it's coal country and because what she said about west virginia? >> absolutely, stuart. good to be with you today. i knew when hillary clinton said that she was simply not going to deal with a while back. i knew it would be the death nail in her campaign in places like ohio, west virginia and throughout the country were we still get a lot of our energy from the use of coal and what happened yesterday in west virginia is proof of that. stuart: how much of ohio is actually coal country whe

l.a. last week, so we went to nappa. buddy of mine had a 40th birthday party. out west, we wake up so early because of the mornings.at time with friends out there for a couple days. >> how much vino, to be honest? >> a lot. >> that's why there is the blurriness in the background. >> is that the skunrise? >> who can say? it blends in together. >> going in or waking up? >> i don't know. >> you were laying down. >> there's a chance. before the drinking starts, you rent a car, get up early and drive those roads up there, before anyone else is awake. you can't beat it. >> that's my bucket list. i want to go. >> we honeymooned there. i love it. it's beautiful. it's like the south of france by closer and more convenient. >> nice. >>> a lot of celebrities enjoying the holiday weekend, as well. amy schumer hit the pool. kind of like -- she kept the shirt on, guys. she's sharing this photo and writing, paparazzi everywhere. you see she's in the pink fla m -- flamingo. >> pool float. >> they're impossible to get out of gracefully. >> amy decided to show you how to grace think -- especially with the paparazzi around. you roll

west coast. police helicopters searching for a shark there this morning are a a woman is bitten on her torso south of l.atacks worldwide last year and 6 of those people died. >>> the libertarians have their man. former new mexico governor gary johnson winning the party's nomination last night at their convention in orlando. his running mate is former massachusetts governor bill weld. johnson joined us earlier to explain why they are the winning ticket in november. >> two governors that have served in heavily blue states as republicans, so we're small government guys, but we're also socially liberal, and i think that's the makeup of most people in this country, and i think the libertarian party actually represents most people in this country but they just don't know they're libertarian. >> and a fox news poll shows johnson with 10% of the votes in a match-up with trump and clinton. >>> and it's a line that democrats love to use against donald trump. >> building walls won't do that. it won't boost our economy and it won't enhance our security. >> apparently the secret service thinks that it will though. th

west coast. the sun is always shining. we're looking forward to it. good change of pace. good lifestyle change. we've got a great team. our l.a.. >> they sent a welcome video yesterday. and our "access hollywood" team couldn't be sweeter. >> that's what i've heard. >> sofa nominal. so i love everybody. and i'm leaving here. >> when news is breaking on the west coast, that is your job. >> you guys are going to be seeing me there all the time. sort of paving the way. >> you guys are always crisscrossed. >> what do you need? >> everything. >> do you like kale? >> i love kale. >> got to put together a play list of every song that mentions california. got that. >> that's the reason she picked california. by the way, savannah's sick, but she took time to tweet this morning. so proud and happy for my dearest natalie. l.a. just got sunnier. >> thank you. beach house. come on, guys. >> drink coffee. >> she does all the time, not in the cold anymore. malibu. >> you have a football team now. >> absolutely. you're going to have to get me into all of it now. >> i have a list. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> how about the weather? >> m